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Heart Irregularities, Skipped Beats, Tachycardlas to help Mine's on the low side you sort out this problem. Other usually about 110 over readers who want this issue can Is Inderal the kind of 50 cents with a long, that I should be send taking? What is it supposed to stamped, self-addressed enit. Send your request di be do? Is this newspaper, ed Or do I 1551, Radio City P.O. Box all? York, NY. 10019. New There Station, DEAR READER A person with recurrent are many different types of smoke skipped beats should irregular heart beats. They occurinindlvidualswithoutany or use any coffee or heart disease all. If you were containing any caffeine. He to take continuous heart should maintain a regular tracings on anybody, in the exercise program if his health day or two you permitsandavoidanydigestive course would see some irregular heart disturbances. Indigestion beats, or skipped beats as seems to trigger such attacks. Inderal Is used to calm the people sometimes call them. 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"There are 2,800 people on the waitir.g list ahead of him," said Sanford housing Authority Director 'I'onm Wilson. "I wish we could help, but even if a vacancy another family already earmarked for that hoine, lie said. more than I dozen customers of proposed increase %%as delayed Council Girl Scouts to vacate I was dedicated to the state as Since the home Debose rented was not cntiemmmtmetl, but the county 's four tater and until .July 10 to give county staff 100-foot wide strip of land by six right-of- %%m and then turned foreclosed, he didn't qually for emergency status. need more public housing, it's that simple. problem is getting worse. It's bad all over Seminole sewer utility systems to a sufficient time to evaluate lots long, over to the county or if the state proposed rate increase' stopped whether reducing the amount of sistamit ('iimit v \ttormiev retains jurisdiction of the land. county commissioners from monthly increase call Ile it(-1,11'. t g lit addition McMillan said it is Ill 11 ed tlIV delay OOD. officials say. WIN AT BRIDGE -______________________ 8-12 NORTH •A97 V J9753 • Q 10 4 452 *sr wr * Q 10 6 2 4 K J 54 2 $ • A 9 7 6 2 • K J 8 5 3 • 986 sotrru • 743 . director, Stan Stone, is not unusual. Others like the Debose falnily, unable to find private housing an(I well down on the waiting list for public housing, have lived in vans, trailers or make-shift shacks, he said. "Usually they stay with family or friends or sometimes move into dilapidated, condemned housing that has not yet been torn down. But there have been other reports of people living in curs," Stone said. According to Stone, a person whose home is condcnined 4 ---• A K Q .110 Vulnerable: Both stepping stone, They used to live here until their incomes king of trumps and asked to bid five notrump with two advanced and then move into the private sector. But they can't do that anymore," Mrs. Williams said. aces, six hearts with the ace of hearts and five of a suit with that ace. guidelines that might help Debose if en;?,:ted could bunip an equally needy family from obtaining housing. And that's the dilemma now facing housing officials - with a years ago, but tuday the homes built are strictly for the middle and upper income," she said. As a result, nore and more of the tenants in Sanford's Shortage of 'space, who gets priority, hearts, Ely planned to pass. West Norills East pass "1 think it's deplorable; there must be something that Had she responded five Dealer: South Pus 4 Pus 54 who te can be done on an emergency basis," conunissioner David Farr said upon learning of the Debose case, 84MIlb Had she responded five dia2 month, Ely would Have Opening lead: • A Ask Warden' MGM s ________________ A Hawaiian reader asks If ified - representing hands of persons who opposed turnover rate slackens, tile waiting lists lengthen. One of Ely Culbertson's great contributions to bridge time. They were by far the best peared years back, but it did per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station. New York, N.Y. 10019,) COULDN'T lf~ EM-- THCEYIP TRY To &NA"SK M c- TDO MANY WIN AROUNP! _____ __ . vice. Check td Sanford and area residents who might have seen a letter to the editor in an area newspaper today written by an Arkansas prison inmate claiming to be on death row and urging people to write to him would do well to check with prison officials first. That was the advice today from the warden of the prison in Grady, Ark', Ronald Dobbs. The letter published this morning in the area newspaper Is signed by Joe It. Bishop. The inmate says he has been on death row in Arkansas for five years, is front Orlando, has no living relatives and would like people to write to we consider that Ely and Jo Culbertson were the great. est husband-wife pair of all By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Rate Increase coniplisheth while' raising rati's to him timmie to research not clear from information he 'resident Carter says that if The Brodhead said Carter told his nsultants have said an [ In a zoning matter, coin- who was seated at the then repeated his statement. the increases, the 75 objectors inissioners delayed until 10 President's table during ;I "I think lie wanto-A to get tile responded. a.imi., June 26, a public hearing White' ilou,se dimmer Monday message out," Brodhead said. letters' contents were similar though froni different in. inates, Herald editors contacted the wardens at tile various prisons and learned the letter-writing campaigns are a con game. it was discovered then that the inmates—some claiming to be on death row; sonic claiming to be females in women's prisons, but actually men in male Institutionswhen written to by sympathetic readers of the news papers publishing their letters, would involve their "pen pals" in a scheme to rip them off. The letter-writing scheme, said by prison officials to Letters To The friend or relative contact the letter-writer and in one fashion or iinother, solicit funds for tile inniate. Generally, the wardens said, once time inmate is released from custody, time victim never sees or hears front hilnim again, When time letter to time editor appearing in time area newspaper this morning was spotted, the Ai kansas prison Editor warden wits contacted by Ilerald staffers. Warden Dobbs said today the inmate, Joe It. Bishop is "indeed not on death row as lie says in his letter. lie's doing 10 years for burglary and grand larceny. _______________________ Today have beezm around since the beginnimmg of the prison system Around The Clock ..........4A Horoscope ..........2-B "Hogwash," said Warden Dobbs. The Evening herald in its Sunday, Aug. 13, 1978 edition published a page one story detailing how prison inmates from institutions in Ohio and Florida were writing letters to editors of various newspapers asking people to write to them. Having received similar letters, and noting the in the United States, cost some of its victinis thousands of dollars lost to time comm-artist inmates. Prisonm officials pointed out once people respond to tile inmate's letter to time editor and contacts the prisoner the con game begins. Wardens said the inniates strike up a frientiship witli the person writing them, then have a Bridge .. . ................2.11 ilospital Calendar ................. ..8-A Obituaries 12-A Comics ................... 2-Is OU1ISEL%'l'.S ............. - I-B Crossword .................2.B Sports .................IU 11-A Editorial ...................4-A Television ..... .......... 8-B Dear Abby .................I-B Weather ................2-A "Arid, as for having no living relatives, his prison records show a slew of relatives on his mailing hist...all from Arkansas. Our records also show he probably was never even in Florida. hlisimol) was born in Hope, Ark., according to his jacket Iprisomi files), attended schools thereandtiicre'smmo imutication lie's ever been in '\orida." Are prison officials able to do anything about it? "Well, tile inan's here doing 10 ) - ears. We'll certainly look into it, but the best advice I'd give anyone who mnmight see suchm a letter to the editor is not to write to time intimate. Certainly, not at least until they've contacted prison authorities to determine the authenticity of the itunate's clainis," Warden Dobbs asserted. ORE THIS - __L.Ml5 1 _____ ''' 'F ¶ EVERYWHERE __________ I Out him. 6 ) ONE FOR ,. :, tility Action snade ace, Ely bid the grand _____ - Delays packed commission czmmimmioer generate $100,000 more in challenges him for the about 1980 ... It Kennedy runs, revenue annually to nmt'et Democratic presidential I'mim going to whip his ass." audience Tuesday night nomination lit 1980 he'll "whip Brodhead said he asked his ass," the Det roit Free Pr " is Carter: "Excuse tile, Mr. other altertiatives. inflation arid to pay 1 6 .1110011 reported today. President, would you mind When Conunission Chairman payment on time bond issue 'lime newspaper quoted Rep. repeating that.?" Bob French asked for a show of floated to acquire tile systems. William N1. Brodhead, D-Mich., 'I'lle coligressinall said Carter Pass 4 NT signed off at five hearts. Pass 7 When she showed him the Pass PASS the Russian Roulette incident was not established for certain" and that other potential causes were being Investigated. more than 75 perons in time increase in rates is necessary to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy dinner guests: "i'm not worried public housing units are deciding not to leave. As the What they are doing, said the housing rehabilitation Police later today said around, "making himself and Hunvon unaware of the live rounds' location Ill the weapon," the report states. Rullyoll decided to %%Itli- lkriimit "Time concept of public housing is that it should be a children in a small, two bedroom home in Midway. spun the cylinder of the gun P.O. Box 51, W. Crystal Ave., like Mary, deputies sit)*. Jessica Aiiiie Whitten, Tracy's daughter, :i, was asleep ill tile bedroom. porarily, Tuesday night. ill otherarem to has received %Oiether thetilt- record and determine unmg consultants, revenues from the systems. county can give the property to Objectors noted that their the Post, Buckley, Schuh and sshetlmer the property is under tile Girl Smuts or sell the land of tiv-, county. Jurisdiction t %)glc &ISMAIOU. — DO4NA JerrAgan had recommended u motAtAy sewer churaus were McMillan saId It Is unclear sewer rate Immercmms' for Increased three yearn ago by 44 'r customers of tile Lynnwood, percent when the count) acquired the utility systems Country Club, Indian Hills and If s Conswner Utilities in the south and will be increased again Carter Challenge and central part of the county when time county connects to time proposed Orlwido regional from $9.46 to $11.82 monthly. D E'l'l(OIT (UPI I --- night. However, the dozen persons sewer system at Iron Bridge. st co being condemned each month, but there hadn't been any new public housing In the city since Lake Monroe Terrace s recent request tu was built in 1972. lie %aid the-authority', time Department of housing and Urban Development for 40 additional housing units has been denied. Stones co-worker, Linda Williams, said the scarcity of low-cost housing also is a result of the state of time economy. Where tenants used to stay In the public wilts for two or three years, they are no longer as mobile, she said. convention into action. His bid guaranteed either three U taking action, at least tern- Ilie problem, lie said, is that (here are about 10 hoine.s turned up tomorrow it would have to be a four-bedroom apartment. We're bounded by occupancy codes." Wilson said it would be a violation of housing guidelines to place a family of eight in a one or two-bedroorn unit. Besides, he said, there are others with circumstances as dire as the Debose family who have been waiting longer, With no tithe- choice, Debose and his wife will continue living in their beatup, 1969 Plymouth sedan. Ile said the children will stay with his sister-in-law and tier two and his wife, both 25, of Seminole On County, in Sanford it 's impossible,'' said Stone. housing, It's that simple. . early pre-Blackwood days.'" Here we see Ely mind (Mrs. Culbertson) using it In Bemiuda in 1932. Jo's jump to four hearts showed one quick trick plus to two quick tricks and very good trump support, so Ely brought his four notrump V. Garay, chief -' JAMES I)EHUSE ...at his temporary home 'We need more public aces or two aces and the • $3 .1 HEARD ALL PAY! Iip,pt4ui N1-- . sfX)kCSIIIal) for the sheriff's department said he was single. is given priority on the housing authority waiting list so 1 ___ According to the report, James unloaded the capon and then reloaded it with a live round. lie then Janies was a self that there will be I spot available in public housing when the home is toni down. The emergency list is already at a critical stage, Stone said. If the authority grants emergency status to Debose and places limit in an apart- KILLER ! 0 employed painter. A purchase a home, lie said. The combined income, lie said, is under $800 a iiionth. Public housing would be the preferred chbice of Debose, but there are no vacancies in the city's 480-units of sub- released as a by Stan Lee and JolsnRomita __________________________ say. combined income is not enough to qualify for a loan to TION THIS WNG' IAT HEAIARTE! ITEM . examination. If they occur depends upon the kind of SPIDER-MAN Ir i trigger, witnesses told deputies. sporadically in a young, healthy irregularity, what it shows on individual, they're not likely to the electrocardiogram and be very Important. But if whether it is really bothering they're noticed for the first time you or causing symptoms. in pain and other difficulties, they sometimes solves the whole by BobThaves eRNIE 'a Herald Staff Writer A 40-year-old disabled veteran, unable to find a home -'c' James Debose, his wife and their six children were left homeless in April when the house they were renting on the city's east side was foreclosed by a mortgage company. "They gave methree days to get out." said Debose, who has lived in Sanford for more than 20 years. "Everywhere I went I got the same story. They told me they don't rent or they don't accept children. I even tried lying about my kids, but I couldn't find anything." Debose, who lost the lull use of his right arm while serving in the army in 1960, said he can't afford rent of more than $175 per month. He has a disability pension and his wife works as an electronics factory worker. Yet their r conditions. I formation can ot rs and nave some success in those IYV! ... James and Tracey Anne' Thitten, 23, of the Same address, were socializing with Leonard Runyon Jr. The Culbertson 4 and 5 no- years. , trump convention was 1.00 NF.WSIAPF.R ENTF:HI'musE complicated for th e players (For a copy of JACOBY M00 of 1932 and had other ERN. send $1 to: "Wan at weaknesses so that It disa Bridge" care this newspa __________ AMR By ('iEt)FFItEY POUNDS . in . Florida Hospital in Altamonte Springs, a hospital spokesman said today. Dr. G. medical examiner of Seminole County, conducted all autopsy oil James at Seminole Memorial Hospital, &-lit- you have a white elephant on thoroughly. your hands. TAURUS (April 20-May ) jj having a good time today, you you on It and you could find FRANK AND ERNEST * draw from the Russian Roulette' before either of the men began to play the game. deputies say. But James pointed the gun to lus forchead anul pWIL-J the car since April. Contending there Is nowhere else to turn, the man has pleaded to the Sanford City Commission for help. But with hundreds of similar cases, the city will be able to do little, was the idea of using a four- of their day. but bridge has notrump bid to ask for aces. Improved a lot in the last 40 ______ - ard pr in Police said early reports indicate .Iames and Runyon decided to engage a ganw of Russian Roulette, accordiiit to the r-IX)rt. Junvs went toIlls master bedroom and returned ith a .22 caliber, six-inch barrel black hawk" Ruger, deputies because we had muscle - really It neutralizes records on them for hours and or decreases a person's scmhours at a time while they wre sitivity to adrenaline. Of being studied in space cham- course, excess adrenaline be in he be also saw them In many of the result of emotional stress, even healthy members of the Air from getting excited while Force flying population. They watching your favorite football can be caused by heart disease game on television. It Is also as well. To use the other end of used to lower blood pressure. So the spectrwn, the onset of a It's correct to use it in either or heart attack may be associated both conditions, There are a number of other with extra beats. The only way you can medicines that can be used to determine the significance of control irregularities of the extra beats in a specific in- heart If they're needed. The dividual is through a medical choice of the proper medicine you want. Your efforts will be choose sides with the guy who rewarded, but you could find tells a good story check him out LIBRA (Sept. 2ct. 3) in don'ttryablutf.Peoplewfflcall 5 - ford this morning, lie said James died immediately of a "sell-inflicted gunshot wound in the forehead." Sc tim I n o I e Co u n t y deputies arrived at James* home shortly after 1 am. today in response to a call of "shots being fired," the report states. According to witnesses, slam. spare someone's feelings. If PISCES (Feb. 20-March ) 9090 LUCIOAOV Hits - By SHARON CARRASCO hleraldStafl Writer A 30-year-old Altamonte who have gs S played the game of Russian Roulette early this inorning—lost. Robert Lewis James, 30, of 108 11w 43, Altamonte Springs, was pronounced dead at 2:30 a.m. at the deal In deception today, even to this time. - Ro u lette? ian for his wife and six children, says he has had to live in his you can spend funds you really marked for something else will CANCER (June 21-July 22 ) have to pay the bill. Failing to appreciate the value BUGS BUNNY / You very successfully this coming year if you will rely ( THINK HE WAS I Russ I observed these in all the electrical activity of the heart Past experience can guide make you sick. DO IT... PRISCILLA'S POP beverages much candy at one time will are probably part of that problem. June 13, 1979 I HAVE €_ A GE44J _ILO) 3WJT O5(RJl WITH CUR YOUR BIRTHDAY Shortage of a 31 48 not at ______________ 44 cine? velope for - - - 42 43 47 - - - 35 — — — 41 - 23 30 tter me any medicine at tome in care of ne - 22 ______________ - 8 there a - - - - 7 12 38 I 6 - - 27 - ______ - - 18 29 _ - - 25 ______ 4 5 - 20 21 - _ TO UR - - 16 19 FILLIM - 4 3 by Art Sansom FFcA iug.( tj AR - 10 11 0 THE BORN LOSER - 9 - _ - A SIGN - ty staff not to make "spontaneous" visits meant to keep order, said County Commis- to the board's offices, sion Chairman lloh mmIOVe(1 Iiowt'ver, lie II the signs are French today. The said. sign on the reception. ists' desk will be re- New signs posted on the door of and Inside , the _-•_ county commis-- . ;-?-- ion . meeting room warn persons to be TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan lOONIES ThAAS uS OF WELL. GRANP CANN . WII E1UID_MV . , 10 I ___ I ,) . f READY DIN desk, " ---- ago. is hack. The sign warns persons not to -proceed down the hail past the commision- U%REE ___ ItOUS p re- moved some months - - . I R an old sign on the receptionist '.s , I FOR are In session while .. . . U4E OI W4O taip ME OP1UNI1Y1 . . __ FOg PE1 ' V. s SAK1 V4- ____ - by Craig Lpfl ANPIcAN1'HINK OP NOW,IWANTU1DPjM NOONE MORL PSRVIN&- quiet while meetings A&o! er 's inJividual of fi ces without seeking per. mission, A memo adopted two years ago also warns coun- - _--' a.---- ,• •5 . .--- .. .. .... . ,. ' - • 4 - 9" r ' - -. -. -- ........' ''----------------•"' - -- - - --.- - - -- -. - .- -- . 4r'---'*-.-'-'.- - '--- - .-- '-- - . - - -' - '. • - . ..'.--'..' �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, June 13, 1979 Complaining Inmate Skips To Ohio FLORIDA IN BRIEF Billy Carter Makes Third Grand Jury Appearance ATLANTA (UP!) — As Billy Carter today prepared for his appearance before a federal grand jury looking Into possible financial improprieties at the family's peanut warehouse, the most recent financial woe to the president's younger brother appeared heading for a compromise. Carter was quoted Tuesday as saying an advertised foreclosure on his Maron County home, which he said he knew about only 24 hours earlier, was on the way to being settled without the house being sold at public auction. Carter was in Atlanta to testify before a grand jury investigating some $4.6 million in loans to the Plains warehouse. The jury wants to know if any of the National Bank of Georgia funds found their way into Jimmy Carter's 1976 presidential campaign. third beset Balloon Trip A Bust EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (UP!) — Former astronaut Ed Mitchell, who walked on the moon during the Apollo 14 mission in 1971, could not be put down by a rip in his balloon. "We'll put it back together and go again," he said. Mitchell was part of a three-man crew flying the world's largest hot-air balloon Tuesday in an attempt to set two balloon But the tear in the balloon forced the crew to use propane fuel five times faster than exrecords. its pected. The balloon, which lifted from Southern !lli.nios University at Edwardsville, traveled about 100 miles — short of the record of 350 miles. The time of the was about six hours, well short of the record of 28 hours 56 minutes. flight She May Sue To Have Baby NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) — A 2S-year-old nurse's request to be artificially by her prison inmate husband, serving a life term for murder, was denied by state officials Tuesday, possibly paving the way for court action. State Correction Commissioner Harold Bradley said he refused Mary Locke McDonald permission because the General down a conjugal earlier this year. She and Ralph McDonald, 39, were married last month at Fort Pillow Prison Farm in a ceremony In which the groom was handcuffed. McDonald was given a life sentence for the murder of a Centerville man in 1974. inseminated Tennessee Assembly turned visitation program 'Thief' Avoids Hijacking,., HAUPPAUGE, L.I. (UP!) — A 17-year-old housekeeper, wanted for the theft of $10,000 in furs, cash and jewels from a posh Dix Hills, LI., home, was arrested minutes before a jet that was later hijacked to Cuba, police said Tuesday. Lyn Babbitt, a live-in housekeeper since October 1978 for Paul Kremper of 3 Winmer Place in Dix Hills, was arrested by Port Authority police outside the airlines terminal at Kennedy Airport. The flight she was about to board was hijacked to Havana, and returned to Miami early Tuesday. Authorities believe the hijacker was Eduardo Guerra Jimlnez, the Cuban Air Force Pilot who defected in a MIG jet in 1969. boarding Cheryl Delta Delta Airlines 'Pot' Pilot Hailed As Hero FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) — A pilot who was on pot smuggling charges last year is hailed as a hero by families who live near the field where his DC-3 crashed and exploded. Some witnesses said M. Nelson, who died in the fiery Tuesday morning crash along with co-pilot John A. Olcott, threaded his way between a residential area and an Interstate highway to reach an open field. The twin-engine propeller-driven plane exploded on Impact 10 feet from an Interstate 95 exit ramp. Heat from the fire, fed by 1,200 gallons of aircraft Fuel, melted automobile taillights in nearby driveways and kept rescoers away. arrested being Alvin Flow Of Pipeline Oil Resumes ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UP!) — The flow of oil was returning to normal along the 800-mile Trans-Alaska pipeline today welders sealed a 5-Inch crack that forced a two-day $9 million system. The "black gold" surged up a steep mountainside late in the day and flowed without problems past the hastily welded crack through which 1,600 of crude had leaked, a spokesman for Pipeline said late Tuesday. after shutdown of the barrels Alyeska Services Torrential Rains Hit Jamaica MIAMI (UP!) A tropical depression in the northwedern Caribbean is producing torrential rains over Jamaica today and serious flooding was forecast, the National ur said. Al 6 a.m., the was located about 75 miles north of the western tip of and was northeast. Top winds were 35 miles an hour mainly In squalls to the east and north of the center and, "there are Indications that some strengthening Is likely during the next 24 hours," forecaster John Hope said, - H ricane Center depression fuss 4112101 W.dnndsy. June 13, 179—VoI. 71, No. 255 PubHlMd Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald. Inc., 300 N. French Ave. Sanford Fla. 3P71. Second Class Postage Paid at ... Sanford, Florida 31771 HaMs Delivery: Week is cents; Month, $3.2$;4 Months. $11.50; Year, $U01. Sy Mail: WeIkUcefitl;Month $3.40: 4 Months, $20.40; Year. 641.11110. --------------- - -. I * Fires * Courts 4 -- Businessmen On Notice, Fire Inspectors Are Coming. . . ' * Police Beat The victim's wife, Margaret, is said to have told police she saw a man flee the home in a westbound direction and mount a bicycle with another man. Sanford police responding to the call apHall with Robert A. Preston Jr., awaiting trial for murder; prehended two young Sanford men on a bicycle near the scene of Terry Melvin Sans, a convicted murderer and John F. Eden, the shooting, but the men were released after questioning. Police another inmate, filed the petition. said the state's attorney's office advised them that there was The inmates in the petition charged they had been denied the insufficient evidence to hold the men at the time they were right to practice their religion, denied access to the court because questioned. there is no law library at the jail and were denied medical and Later that day an employee for the city told police he saw a dental care. A spokesman for the state attorney's office said no action has short-barrel shotgun — the type believed used in the slaying laying in a field a few blocks from the murder scene. Police sent been taken on the petition, the gun to the state lab for tests. SUSPECT IN CUSTODY The suspected killer of a well-known east side Sanford man The man in custody was arrested on another charge, police today is in custody on another charge, in the Seminole County said. Police declined to comment on whether the suspect was one Jail, police said. But police are not disclosing the suspect's name of the men on the bicycle questioned after the murder or whether until facts of the case are presented to a grand Jury. lab tests on the gun recovered near the scene were conclusive. - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer All those businesses in Seminole County that received a fire code violation notice from the county's fire division over the past year better get the violations corrected. Fire inspectors are catching up with re-inspections and cracking down on violators. "We are going through the list and catching up the backlog," said Joe McCluan, chief fire inspector for the county today. "During the last couple months we are getting the re-inspections completed, the businesses up to code and off the books," he said. McCluan said the re-inspections have concentrated on those businesses with 'potential for high loss of life," citing as examples, day care centers, nursing homes, public assembly buildings, churches and night clubs. "We are doing the re-inspections and new inspections on a target hazard basis," said Gary Kaiser, public safety director. Normal practice, according to McCluan, is to issue after a fire Inspection a '90-day hazardous warning", listing the specific violations of the fire code. The warning, he said, means if the business does not bring up its building to standard within 90 days it could be closed. Before the 90 days period is up, McCluan said, a reinspection is made to determine if an effort is being made to bring the building into compliance. A final inspection is done at the 90-day point. At that point, it can be determined, said McCluan, whether the building should be closed; whether major violations remain; if a few more days will be enough time to correct minor violations or whether a 45y time extension will be given. In the month of May, McCluan said, 17 businesses received 90-day hazardous warnings; 2 90-day final reinspections; and 15 re-inspections of 90-day hazard warnings. McCluan said inspectors are finding in the reinspections that some are doing work to bring their businesses up to the fire code, some have done the work, "some need a little prodding" and some are asking for time extensions. "We are also inspecting motels and Seminole County deputies trudged through a half mile of thick palmetto bushes and scrub oak Tuesday morning in hopes of capturing three growers of a reported acre of marijuana plants. The sheriff's department received a tip that an acre of marijuana, known as 'grass' or "pot,'. was being farmed in the densely forested southeast corner of Seminole County in Chuluota area, explained John Spolski, spokesman of the sheriff's department. Law enforcement officers met at 10:30 a.m. at the hitching Post, a bar located on state Road 419, before the caravan — consisting of a fourwheel drive truck and marked and unmarked squad cars — made its way into the forest. About a quarter of a mile past the locked entrance to the private property, deputies were forced to abandon their vehicles and trudge the half mile to the reported marijuana farm site. The sheriff's department had two outstanding warrants. When they reached the clearing, deputies found an acre of land in the dense forest with rows and rows of tiny marijuana plants, Spolski said. There were approximately 6,000 plants that would have carried a street value of hundreds of thousands of dollars had they grown to maturity, Spolski said. With their guns drawn, the deputies stalked the forest even further, searching for the suspects. Officers kept in close radio contact with the pilot of Air One, the sheriff depart- merit's single-engined plane, of destroying the crop of that flew low over the area to marijuana, said Sgt. Robert spot the suspects. Kunkler. He said the wire fence Deputies apprehended two that had kept small animals out Orange County men but a third of the field had been torn down man successfully escaped, and the make-shift irrigation Spolski said. system had been dismantled. The irrigation system conArrested for trespassing on sisted basically of a late model private property were: Danny Ford that had been rigged to Hay Hailauer, 32, and Dale pump water in the irrigation Arthur Leachman, 22, both of pipe, Kunkler said. Orlando. Both men are free on a "They removed the alter$C25 bond. They are scheduled nator from the car and put a for arralngment to plead guilty pump in its place so they could or not guilty to the charge pump the water from the little either on June 15 or June 29 stream out there to irrigate all Both men were in the process the plants," Kunkler explained ,j - :: .- . •. in W I - "There may be an attempt to come In with a bulldozer and plow it under," Kunkler told deputies. "They have been tipped." Kunkler said he would destroy the crop of marijuana. - ' . .-: . 5 .? N, L . " .4 1 \L '- .. - • f -:. . . I . Judg e Transfers Bundy Trial To Miami 14 : I . a Weather 9 a. an. readings: ternperature, 74; overnight low s, 70; yesterdays high, 87; barometric pressure, 30.04; relative humidity, 94 percent; winds, N at 10 mph. Forecast: partly cloudy through Thursday. Slight chance of a shower today. tUgba In the low to mid Us today aid mostly will NI Thursday. Lows sought mostly around 70. Wind, northeasterly to 15 mph. Rain probability 20 percent today. THURSDAY TIDES Daytona Beach: high 11:54 am., 12:11 p.m., loss 5:32 a.m., 5:45 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 11:41 am., 12U p.m., low 5:23 am., 6:31 p.m. Bayport: high 5:35 am., 4:21 p.m., low 10:51 am., 11:41 p.m. 10 Bundy will be driven to Miami days later, he moved into a shortly before the trial and Tallahassee rooming house a lodged in the Dade County Jail. few blocks from the Chi Omega Because of Bundy's repute- house. tion as an escape artist, KatBundy smiled when the saris is nervous and said he will change of venue was announgo to Miami soon to confer with cod. A few minutes earlier, he authorities about security juror measures. Colleen Gibson naia under Sunday escaped through a questioning that, from what she courthouse window in 1977 knew about Bundy, "Iwould not while awaiting trial in Colorado want to be alone with him." for the 1975 slaying of a yo ung Bundy had begun serving a nurse. On Jan. 1, 1978, he prison term for kidnapping a squeezed through a hole in the young Salt Lake City, Utah, ceiling of a Colorado jail. Three woman when he was released to HOSPITAL NOTES SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL June It, 1921 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Raymond Ashley Cumin Holtzclaw Tiny Lee Johnson Britt L. Yates Herman H. Loren:, Deltona Mary Pasanac, Deftona Ella Smith, Deltona Janette M. 0161"n, Columbia, S.C. DISCHARGES Sanford: Fannie Black y Robert Campbell Annie B. Chambers Mary K. Summersill & baby girl Duane Ellis Annie Griffis Martha S. Howard Ronaid E. Joslyn Theresa Kilger Dawn E. McCullough Mary L. Riding Paul Tobin Peggy T. McLellan, Altamonta Spgs. Frank J. Zarra, DeBar-y Grace M.Caldwell, Deltona Darlene H. Christ, Orange City -.- -- . 'stand trial for the Colorado slaying. He also has been charged in the February 1978 kidnap-slaying of a Lake City, Fla., schoolgirl. During Tuesday's four-how court session, Mrs. Gibson and three other prospective jurors said they would try hard, but were not sure they could forget what they had read and heard about Bundy, including pub.. lished reports that he is a suspect in 21 sex slayings in three Western states and that Source of Flooding Lake Wildmere Fairy Lake East Lake West Lake Lake Searcy Lake Winsor ' Mud Lake Prairie Lake Island Lake Rock Lake Lake Ruth Location Entire shoreline Entire shoreline Entire shoreline Entire shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire shoreline Entire shoreline Entire shoreline Entire shoreline Entire shoreline Entire shoreline Lake Fairy Drainage Canal Just upstream 01 Marvin Avenue Just upstream of Wild. mere Avenue Canal connecting Lake Wildmere and Fairy Lake is as III 44 16 is lust upstream of Overstreetextended i Tributary A 10 ~ Tributary B - __ ' a . - . ' . - - - - - . 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OTTAGE YOGURT CHEESE __ • LARGER CAMPUS • SWIMMING POOL (Formerly Barney Academy) 2 L Cans NEW LOCATION HOWELL BRANCH & DODD ROAD 42 1 1m29 /89 Trim Your Figure and Your Half I Save 40C $l.69, rigs" 0 OVING Sue I cssn ,Iwr!a,uhla,.n,s 0 Preparatory 1st thru 12th Grades Betty L. Krause— Director 20 oz. LOAF Req. CRIA ALL DRIVERS Academies Have Merged - BREAD __ \, Flavor of the Month FBIN _ 0 FOR 0 LAKE HOWELL/LAUREL OAK .. ,. __.p_n ITfl ALL NATURAL FLAVOR OLD FASHIONED r/ . TRANSPORTATION so Below / / 0INSURANCEg Mcollege TO NEW QUARTERS 63 HALF GALLON With Coupon - 00 00 0 0 0 00 g LOW COST 0 0 AUTO o - 91 I FANCY FREE -~ LAKE HOWELL ACADEMY, INC. TENNIS COURTS 1 I " MITCHELL KLEPPE Coast Guard Seaman Apprentice Mitchell T. Kleppe, son of Thomas H. Kieppe of 540 Orange Ave., Altamonte Springs, has completed recruit training at the Coast Guard Training Center, Cape May. N.J. Included in their Studies were lirst aid, seamanship, Coast Guard history and regulations, close order drill and damage control. A 1977 graduatc cf Lake 14o.di High School, he joined the Coast Guard in December 1978 YOUNG MINDS ARE INFINITE MORE CLASSROOMS -- N ICE CREAM . __ . FUDGE RIPPLE fantry Division in Baumholder, meritoriously promoted to his CLENNIE L. BRUNDIDGE present rank while serving with 2nd Clennie L. Brundldge, son of Mr. Germany. Muller entered the Army in July Marine Division, Marine Corps and Mrs. C.B. Brundidge, Oviedo, The specialist i% a 1975 Base, Camp Leieune, N.C. 1976 foinedthe "Long Gray Line" of West graduate of Oviedo High School, Point graduates. He received the accelerated His studies included science, promotion in recognition of out engineering, and the humanities In DONALD SMITH standing performance, duty the ratio prescribed by the U.S. Airman Donald M. Smith, son of proficiency and demonstrated Military Academy at West Point, Mrs. Beverly J. Smith of 613 professional abilities He ioined the N.Y. He received a Bachelor of Hillcrest St., Altamonte Springs, has Marine Corps in May 1976. Science degree and was corn- completed Air Force basic training missioned a Regular Army second at Lacktand AFB, Tex. lieutenant in the Infantry. Airman Smith will now receive RICHARD THIEBAUTH A 197$ graduate of Oviedo High specialized training in the corn Selected for training at Keesler School, he received a Congressional munications electronics field at Appointment to the academy. While Vrester AFB, Miss. He is a 1916 AFB. Miss., in the personnel field completing basic training at at West Point the newly corn giaduate of Lake Brantley High after missioned officer was a member Of School, Forest City. His father, Lacklond AFB, Tex., is Airman Richard J. Thiebauth, son of Mr. the Basketball and Football Teams. Clinton F. Smith Jr., resides at 619 and Mrs. Walter J. Thiebauth of 16 Sandpiper Lane, Casselberry. Apple Hill Hollow. Casselberry. HERMAN MULLER Spec. 5 Herman E. Muller, son Of Airman Thiebauth, a 1972 DAVID ZORETIC Mr. and Mrs. Finley H. Muller, Marine Corporal David M. graduate of McAurthur High School, Oviedo, recently was assigned as an Zoretic. son of Barbara J. Zoretic of Hollywood, attended Seminole armor crewman with the 8th In 623 E. Second St., Sanford, has been Community College. Sanford. AM , - 'I, - , In The Service lNflt4ffI . •, Aitamonte Springs attorney Six-week-old Robert Mroczkowski, honorary board member of the Seminole Newman I). Brock, president, Youth Planning Council, doesn't seem very excited about this contribution check, although the other observers are, from left are Noel Docker' of the Independent Order of Foresters, Court Gater 463, which donated $250 to the council recently. Grace Kehrer, council executive director; the Mroczkowski infant, and Chris Holden. assistant planner for the council. 'The Disabled Ar,i'.'n'an Veterans, Seminole Chapter 30, have made a like contribution. The tot's mt1her, Mrs. 11.111. Mroczkowski, Is a secretary at the council office. The boy was made an honorary board member at a recent council meeting by .Judge Dominick Salfi. VtVA ___ . , 1. times wtstchl.spresented thr weekly. . -. ' IF Publish: Juneh& 13, 1?, DEKS .- medi, held at the Contemporary 100%PURE honorable illintioti in the - OBSERVER 44 43 67 61 N 3$ . I ! %1', i — '! UNCONCERNED 61 . \!", ~ . -. , ;, 1, Herald Photos by Tom Netsil National Geodetic Vertical Datum 61 4) 91 Downstream from extended Rkhbee Drive Downstream from S.R. 434 Publish: June, 13, 1979 DEKI0 - - .WO1JS t RIevatleo,fat Location Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shorline Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shorelin. Entire Shoreline Entire Shorelln Entire Shoreline Downstream from Seoboard Coast Line Railroad Downstream from Montgomery Road 4, ._., -, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Federal Insurance Administrator gives notice of the proposed determinations of base (100-year) flood elevations for the City of Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida. in accordance with Section 11001 the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973 (Pub L. 93234), $7 Slat. 900, which added Section 1343 to the National Flood Insurance Act of 1941 (Title XIII of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 190$ (Pub. L. 90.44$)), 42 U.S.C. 1001.1130, and 24 CFR 1fl7.1(). These elevations, together with the floOd plain management measures required by Section 1910.3 of the program regulations, are the minimum that are required. They should not be construed to mean the community must change any existing ordinances that are more stringent in their flood plain management requirements. The community may at any time enact stricter requirements on its own, or pursuant to policies established by other Federal, State, or regional entities. These proposed elevations will alsobe used to calculate the appropriate flood Insurance premium rates for new buildings and their contents and for the second layer of Insurance on existing buildings and their contents. The proposed base (loo.year) flood elevations for sel,(jid are: Source of Pleading Lake Adelaide Crane's Roost Lake Destiny Lake Florida Lake Lotus North lake Lake Oriente Pearl Lake Pot Lake PrairieLake Spring Wood Lake lake Tulle Trout Lake Little Wekiva River . branch o the public defender's office. - PROPOSEDFLOODELEVATIONDETERMINATION$FOR THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Unusr the National Flood Insurance Program AGENCY: Officeot Federal Insurance and Hazard Mitigation, FEMA. ACTION: Proposed rule. SUMMARY: Technical Information or comments are solicited on the proposed bass 000-year) flood elevations listed below for selected locations in the City of Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida. These base (100-year) flood elevations are the basis for the flood plain manaqement measures that the community is required to either adopt or show evidence of being already in effect in order to qualify or remain qualified for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program (HElP). 1. The functions of the Fed eral Insurance Administration, Department of Housing and Urban Development, were transferred to the newly established Federal Emergency Management Agency by Reorganization Plan No. 3 of 197$ (43 FR 41913, September It, 191$) and Executive Order 12127 (44 FR 19367, April 3, 1979). DATES: The period for comment will be ninety (90) days following the second publication of this proposed rule ma newspaper of local circulation In thee above- named community. ADDRESSES: Maps and other Information showing the detailed outlines of the flood prone areas and the proposed base (100yeat) flood elevations are available for review at City Hall, 22$ Newburyport Avenue, Altamonte Springs. Florida. Send comments to: Mayor Norman C. Floyd, Sr., 22$ Newburyport Avenue, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Richard Krimm National- Flood Insurance Program :202) 753.$$1 or Toll Free Line (000) 1241$72 Room $270 431 Seventh Street, SW Washington, D.C. 204)0 were I -'I ) .J ' - - -w 1. 0 Legal Notice Legal Notice ELEVATION, FEET National Geodetic vertical Datum 42 5$ 41 U 67 U 15 Only legal secretary Beth Johnson said she was sure she could base her verdicc su17y i evidence and testimony pro. seated in the courtroom, adding that, while she believes in capital punishment, she does not think it should be im posed for every first degree murder. .-.Ao~-% 5iflC', an additional attorney WlLS hired for the Sanford . .*114, - . - _.I * , .1t,"Olp . li~' .vv -_______________________________________________________ . PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION DETERMINATIONS FOR THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Under the National Flood Insurance Program AGENCY: Off Ice of Federal Insurance and Hazard Mitigation, FEMA. ACTION: Proposed rule. SUMMARY: Technical information or comments are solicited on the proposed base (100-year) flood elevations listed below for telected locations in the City of Longwood, Seminole County, Florida. These beu (I0Oyear) flood elevations are the basis for the flood plain management measures that the community is required to either adopt or show evidence of being already In effect In order to qualify or remain qualified for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). 1. The functions of the Federal Insurance Ad ministration, Department of Housing and Ur ban Development, transferred to the newly established Federal Emergency Management Agency by Reorganization Plan No. 3 of 1970 (43 FR 41943, September 19, 197$) and Executive Order 12121 (44 FR 1V367, April 3, 1979), " DATES: The period for comment will be ninety (90) days following the second publication of this proposed rule In a newspaper of local circulation in the above named community. ADDRESSES: . Maps and other information showing the detailed outlines of the flood. prone arias and the proposed base (100 year) flood elevations are available for review at City Hall, 175 West Warren Avenue, Longwood, Florida. Send comments to: Mayor Jun. Lormann, City Hall, 17$ West Warren Avenue, Longwood, Florida 32750. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Richard Krimm National Flood Insurance Program (202) 755531) or Toll Free Line ($00) 424172 Room 5270 431 Seventh Street, SW Washington, D.C. 20110 SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Federal Insurance Administrator gives notice of the proposed determinations of base (100-year) flood elevations for the City of Longwood, Seminole County, Florida. in accordance with Section 110 of the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973 (Pub. L. 93234), $7 Slat. 960, which added Section 1363 to the National Flood Insurance Act of 196$ (Title XIII of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1961 (Pub. L. 90.441)), 42 U.S.C. 1001.4121. and 24 CFR 1917.1(a). These elevations, together with the flood plain management measures required by Section 1910.3 of the program regulations, are the minimum that are required. They Should not be construed to mean the community must change any existing ordinances that are more stringent in their flood plain management requirements. The community may at any time enact stricter requirements on its own, or pursuant to policies established by other Federal, State, or regional entities. These proposed elevations will also be used to calculate the appropriate flood insurance premium rates for new buildings and their contents and for the second layer of insurance on existing buildings and their contents. The proposed base (IOD.year) flood elevations for selected locations are: dental experts testified at pietrial hearings that Bundy's teeth match bite marks on one of the Chi Omega victims. 1 *j . f .J ,' extensive as in Tallahassee. They also said Miami is a much larger city where murder is not unusual and the residents would not be as personally concerned as citizens of the closeknit university town. "We now have a better sance cf getting a jury less Inni,ei,cedvy media and One with less of a personal-type interest in the case," Assistant Public Defender Lynn Thompson said Tuesday after the defense request for a change of venue was granted. One member of the prosecution staff, who refused to be quoted, said the move makes the chances for a conviction and death sentence less certain. Cowart, a Miami circuit judge, was assigned to the Bundy trial when the resident judge was removed for possible bias. He and the date attorneys staff handling the . prosecution and public defenders staff representing Bandy will move with the trial to Mianli. The defense asked that the trial be delayed until July 1, but Cowart refused. Attorneys predict it will run three weeks to a month after a jury is seated. Bundy, who has been insisting for weeks that trio Tallahasee community has become so prejudi ced by publicity that even his own attorneys think he is guilty, was visibly elated. But all he could say before deputies whisked him back to his jail cell was "excellent." Sheriff Ken Katsaris said Evening herald staffer will accept an award for th e includes groups of fewer than The convention, expected to Dennis Feola will be honored Seminole County Bar 100 members. draw 1,000 members of the Saturday by the Florida Bar for Association for its newsletter. The Seminole County Bar Florida Bar and their families, his series of articles on This award is the small bar Association will also be honored opened today and will end problems at the Seminole association categor y , which for its La Wick programs Saturda y. Cowity branch the Public e Offi ce . Feola's series appeared in The Evening Herald during September 1978. It questioned . - , ~ '10 - A I I 0-A--A 0 whether the office per= forming .ldequ.itcl} in defense of its clients. As a result of tile 'y -.' -. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - It took only five prospective jurors to convince Circuit Judge Edward Cowart that accused killer Theodore Bundy could not get a fair trial in the capital city, where the slaying of two uj f t1itv ' t ei I"M sp *n at)ov wv the entire community last year. Four of the first five persons questioned Tuesday said they might not be able to render a fair verdict after 18 months of reading and hearing every gruesome detail about the murders and Bundy's criminal st. Cowart ordered the trial to res ume June 25 in Miami, 475 miles south of Tallahassee. The two-week delay is the fourth trial postponement since the 33-year-old former Utah law student was charged on June 27, 1978, with killing Margaret Bowman, 21, and Lisa Levy, 20. The victims were beaten and strangled, and at least one was raped, in the Chi Or:iegi Sorority House across the street from the campus of Florida State University on Jan. 15, 1978. Bundy also is charged with the attempted murders of two other Chi Omegas and a coed who lived in a duplex six blocks from the sorority house. One of the surviving sorority sisters, Kathy Kleiner DcShields, is from Miami. She dropped out of FSU after the assault and has since married and gone to work in a bank. The murders were publicized in Miami, but defense attorneys said the coverage was not as The county until two years ago had only one fire inspector — McCluan. He couldn't cover the 3,500 to 4,000 businesses in the county so he inspected those businesses with the potential for high life loss," said Kaiser. "After discussing this with the county attorney we decided to concentrate on those businesses. It is not something we have arbitrarily decided to do. It's required by the code," Kaiser said. Herald Staffer Honored The Ford had been painted green to camouflage it from the air. Bags of fertilizer were found in the trunk. Prior to the mission in the wood, Kunkler informed deputies the three suspects were aware the authorities knew about the acre of marijuana. . "There is no reason for this. I've been in business in the same building for 21 ycars," she said. Meanwhile, Herb Rawls, owner-proprietor of the Drift Inn on Beardahh Avenue, said, "They gave me a list of things to do and I'm done everything they asked me to. It seems kind of silly to me," he said. Florida Bar Award Deputies Beat The Bushes For 'Grass' By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer correct. "They are raising sin about a butane heater," said Mrs. Ruth Clanton, owner and proprietor of the Five Points Bar near Lake Mary, today. "They also wanted me to put in a sprinkler system in the hood of the stove. All I cook on the stove is hamburgers once in a while for my customers. "1 would like to cooperate with the county. So I'm going to discontinue selling hamburgers. I'm not going to put in a sprinkler system to fry a few hamburgers. I've had the stove disconnected," She said. "I think this is all uncalled for." hotels where we feel there can be a potentially large life loss,' he said. Six businesses, McCluan said, have been closed in the past year. Three of those businesses complied with the fire code and have since reopened. In May two headstart centers were closed, he said, adding one of those centers at Bookertown has almost completed its work to bring the facility into compliance. Much work remains to be done at the Altamonte center, he said. In May, the Overland Trail Bar on U.S. 441 and Overland Road was closed. "The work has almost been completed there and it should be reopened within the week," McCluan said. Sixteen other businesses have been given warnings and most of them are being brought into code, McCluan said. Those include: Longwood Bible Baptist Church; Five Points Bar, Drift Inn; Brown's Service Station; Academy Laundry, granted a 45-day extension; Bedding World has one more item to complete; Innovations in Mica, 45-day extension; McAlister Motel; Gateway Utilties; St. Luke Christian School, 45-day extension; Club 436; Sabal Palm Golf Course, 45-day extension; Fern Park Barber Shop violations corrected; Mae's Discount Fñbrics, one item to complete; Tenneco station at Lake Howell and Howell Branch Road, almost finished with corrections; and Augie's Enchanted Mirror beauty salon, one more item to Two Are Arrested '--' .4 A spokesman at the state's attorney's office today said the grand jury is scheduled to meet sometime next week. James Wright, 72 was shot and killed by a single shotgun blast to his lower abdomen in the early morning hours of May 25. Police I said Wright surprised n burglar breaking into the front window of his home at 445 Elliott Ave. The burglar, fired a shot from a shotgun carried on his hip, police said. Action Reports drifltng Jamaica Ewnlng Uendd Circuit Judge Voile Williams Jr. has issued a bench warrant for the arrest of Frank Hall Ill, who failed to appear for his trial Monday on a charge of grand theft. ilall at a hearing before Judge Williams on May 14 fired the public defender who had been representing him on the charge, said Assistant State Attorney Don Marbieston. Shortly after the May 14 hearing hail had posted $1,000 bond and was released from the Seminole County Jail. According to Marblestone, bondsman Leroy Hardman who posted the bond has since received information that Hall has "packed his clothes and skipped to Ohio." lithe man is found in Ohio, Marbiestone said he will be extradicted. A spokesman in Hardman's Commercial Avenue, Sanford office. said today Hardman will attempt to persuade hall, once he finds him, to return to Seminole County voluntarily and if Hall doesn't, Hardman will go to Ohio after him. Hall was one of four inmates at the Seminole County jail who petitioned the circuit court in May, charging their civil rights were being violated. The petition filed by Hall sought a writ of mandamus (an order asking public officials to perform their duty). Judge Williams asked State Attorney Doughias Cheshire's office to "please have a grand jury examine the jail for any possible violations of the civil rights of any of the petitioner inmates." Wednesday, June 13, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities a 0 000000000 ........ - - .. - -. - - • • -. - - - - -• - ........- -- ..' - •- -- . . Ia t - .......- ........- - ... •_ , . ............. . • - a - -. - �Sanford Faces $5,000 Fine : For Spray ing Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Around No one asked me, but: — One might suspect Last week's pileup at the Seminole Hirness Raceway would produce some second thoughts on the part of drivers, "I have some thoughts about It — before the gate is lnmoUon," says driver Bobby Del camp. once you start, it's too late to do anything about it an y'ay, so you just go all out. You try and tall yourself, "What are the chances of that happening again?" —Wes Rinker will pull off one of the slickest maneuvers ever if he can land both Mickey Mantle and Joe DiMaggio to come to Sanford for a sports Area Code 305.322.2611 or 831-9993 9 Wednesday, June 13, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDAI'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director IT< ________ 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. There May Be The Clock banquet. Rinker admits he might strike out on one, but By JIM IIAYNES feels he has a solid chance of getting the former New York Yankee sluggers here. "I have a few connections, and if they are available, I think I'll get them," says the operator of the Florida Baseball School at Sanford Memorial Stadium. _-Thr ..ht be able to build a salltxat for $50 but I gotta. . t sail to believe it. Seems the Orlando Yacht Club Is staging a regatta for crafts whose materials do not exceed $50. The July 21 event on Lake Conway should produce some very Interesting entries. They have awards for categories, but I figure the only winner will be for the one that floats. —Does Ronnie Franklin remind one of the character Mickey Rooney played in some of his early films? For certain, Franklin Is a devil-may- care Jockey who seems to get himself into hotter and hotter water by what started out as a white be. The way I see It, pin or no pin, Spectacular Bin had more than he was ready for in the mile and onehalf Belmont. And, what irony In Spectacular Bid's name! —Now that hot weather has set in , watch for a new trend to fork with the New York Yankees. Coolweather ace Tommy John will be leveling off, but Luis Tiant will emerge through the next two months to pick up the slack, and the Yankees will begin their annual drive toward the American League coming under a threat which invit es comparison with the emergency of war. Maybe the Manh atta n Project is not quite th e right example of where a solution lies. Scientists an engineers were starting almost from primitive experiments with nuclear fission to the production of a bomb in three years. It is problematical whether any of the advanced energy technoligies now in early stages of research and development could be force-fed to produce an energy revolution as quickly. A better example Is the World War ii program to prod uce synthetic rubber. The process for making synthetic rubber was well-known in 1941, but not until the war threatened our supplies of natural rubber from overseas was there a reason to produce it in large quantities. In one of those heroic industrial efforts that wars call forth, it took exactly 287 days to design, build and begin operating the first plant. By the end of the war we had 51 plants capable of producing 8OO,000 tons of synthetic rubber a year — a figure exceeding the national consumption of natural rubber at the time the war started. What we need now is synthetic fuel or a new source of.oil. We know that the possibilities are there, ranging from alcohol derived from grain, to various synthetics derived from coal, to the extraction of oil from shale deposits. Nonê'c)f them needs a Los Almos laboratory to solve any technological problems. They need a commitment to production, We can suggest, however, that President Carter consider a novel and bold use for the bonanza of federal tax revenue to be derived from the decontrol of oil prices. The government stands to gain $13.3 billion in new revenue from oil cornpany profits In the next seven years under current corporate income taxrates, or $29.7 billion if his proposed "windfall profits" tax Is imposed. The suggestion Is that the longstanding partnership of government and industry in energy research be expanded Into the area of joint financing of the production of one or more altenative fuels. The role of the government subsidy would be to lower the price-threshhold that must be crossed before those fuels become cornpetitive with oil and gas. The plan could call for the recovery of the government Investment over the long term. This would entail a change of course for Mr. Carter, and no little political risk. He has been following the easy, popular route of attacking the oil companies for their high profits. He would now have to invite their cooperation in a direct partnership with government in a dramatic form of "plowback" of some of these profits. In World War II the government provided only hiV. 404,rn,.. ..1 ,... at._ LIIV& UUIuUWL1wI iur me quick production of synthetic rubbez. The management and technical expertise came from privte Industry. Mr. Carter's woebegone efforts to respond to the energy crisis may finally get somewhere when he sees the parallel today. The administration is looking for a way to avert the crippling economic emergency that our heavy dependence on imported oil could create. A dramatic commitment to production of synthetic fuel might be the answer, and like It or not, the people now in the business of producing and distributing fuel — mainly the oil companies — are In the best position to bring It off. BERRY'S WORLD 4_ ___ Your credit is good for $2,500 to _____ EAMPN/ T~.~ S~ML-, b. r'i.ç.d p to %?S 00 o. ..o.. FOP ANYPURPOSE- If you o".. coodo..n You QUALIFY ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE F1N OiL - - p e Reigns _____ ____ ______ ______ . _________ ______ ____ ______ Ilk 'W _____ - SCENE: Headquarters of the International Association of Hyprocrites. The president is sitting behind his desk. The chief of field operations sits opposite him, a sheaf of papers In his han d. He speaks: C.F.O.- Well, sir, It was a good week for hypocrites. We scored a major victory In the United Nations where our Third World friends refused to let the South Africans participate In the General Assembly debate over terms of independence for South-West Africa.I which Is also called Namibia. PRESIDENT: Yes, I read a bout it, but I must say I was disappointed in Mr. Andrew Young. He has been one of our outstanding members In recent years. In fact, I had been thinking of him as a likely candidate for our Hypocrite of the Year prize until now. But, the other day in the U. N. he lost much credibility In my eyes, for he actually criticized those who voted to kick out the South Africans by saying it would be "counterproductive" to keep them out of the debate. C.F.O.: I agree that it was a disappointment, but don't hold it against Mr. Young. He has been simply marvelous in helping us keep t hings In a turmoil over Rhodesia. He has held out for those "all-party" talks with the terrorists Nkomo and Mugabe, and everyone knows that the last thing those two want Is a free, democratic ZimbabweRhodesia. So, let's give credit where It's due PRESIDENT You're right. Besides, several of the African nations which voted to keep South Africa out of the Namibia discussions did it with a flair that's a crethc Co (tie fttstprinczpies1,1 th e International Association of Hypocrites. -H • 1 participate because Its government Is I llegitimate Inasmuch ps it denies the vote tp come of Its people, In this case blacks. Isn't that rich, coming from a bunch that has presidenIsfor-life, self-proclaimed emperors, one-party rule, and In some cases, full-blown dlçtatorships? Talk a bout denying the vote! (He slaps his knee laughing.) C.F.O.: I rather liked the prerformance of the U.N. hierarchy Itself. They are treating SWAPO, the South-West Africa guerrillas, as V they were the legitimate government of Namlbth when, in fact, they haven't been able to gain a nickel's worth of support from South-West Africa's people In more than a dozen years of trying — terrorist attacks and all . When the head of SWAPO shows up at U.N., they treat him Uke head of state.Now, you'll have to admit that's first-rate hypocrisy, just the sort of thing out members love. PRESIDENT: Yes, sir, b" It may be matched by the New York Times and the Washington Post. Both have been pasting the Argent ines lately In editorials over human rights. The Post almost compared Argent ina's government with Idi Amin's. It's delicious the way they pontif icate. A lot of their stuff Is based on third-party allegations of human rights, but the wonderf ul thing a bo ut those Times and Post write rs Is that th ey can use those allegations to work themselves up almost to the point of frothing at the mouth over "human rights" without once mentining Cuba, Vietnam, Cambodia, or a halfdozen other places where don't exist. were named as delegates to the JACK ANDERSON China Has 10 YeaoJClb rs oin u WASHINGTON—However the debate over ciUe& Defense Department ana 'lysts say China's that the $2 million cystem will be used by the sailed through the House economic stabilizatio n SALT II turns out, there is one undeniable and Intensified Industrial modernization Is stressing military for research, development, testing and subcommittee by a 394o-1 vote. "By turning this increasingly important flaw In the treaty: It has Its military Industry, particularly its nuclear evaluation of ballistic missile& into a defense bill," said one sbogpiriJttoe no effect on Red China's growing nuclear capability. Because of financial, human and material member, "I had to vote for it even though I'm strength. U.S. officials told our associate Frank restraints China's nuclear program Is not ex- dead set against it," Until receritly, the nation that gave the world WashIngtOn that the normalization of relatioris pected to equal ours or the Soviet Union's. But The subcommittee chairman, Rep. WWiani gunp owder has been pretty much the sleeping has given the Chinese access to American intelligence reports predict that in the lObs Moorhead, D-Pa., justifies the defense orlendragon of the nuclear "club." The official U.S. scientific data, technological items and InChina will be producing medium-range and tatlon of the bill on grounds that In time of government line Is that we needn't worry too dustrial commodities, but they will not get Intercontinental ba i ic nflssiles, as well as airnational ll st emergency, the flow of oil from abioad much about China's nuclear capablllties for lOor missue know-how from us. to-surface, defensive and naval missiles. The might be cut off. 15 years. • "China Is making extensive efforts to acquire Chinese are also developing nuclear submarines But a top secret appraisal shaves this rosy foreign missile-related technology and hard- with missile firing capability, and are expected The technology for coal conversion alrea4y estimate significantly. "Within the next decade ware," one CIA appraisal warned. "Endeavors to deploy exists In South Africa, and Is known to a em wi th th in th e next decade. China is expected to produce and deploy both incl ude the exploitation of American company, U.S. Fluor Corp., which foreignIndustrial liquid and solid propellant (second generation) techniques, trade fairs, international CORPORATE WELFARE?—Congress is manages th e South African government's plant, C0fl missiles in modest quantities," the report warns. ferences, trade delegation exchanges and could consicost dering a windfall for the coal Industry that But Fluor Is forbidden to divulge the technolog3', "Within this time frame China will also have technical publications,..." the American taxpayers as much as and political differences between South Africa $12 billion, advanced from producing missiles based on and the United States blocked release of ON Figuring out how much of Chine's Imports are Soviet technology to those of indigenous The bill under consideration would give Information to other American companies. going to the military is difficult, because Am design...." On thingIs clear: The coal industry Isn't ostensibly civilian contracts can be transferred sidies and another A 1978 "military posture statement $10 billion In about to develop conversion plants without UncI guarantees for to the military sector, according to the report. development and by the Joint Chiefs of Staff credits the Peopl co nstr uc tion Sam's of this country's e's "Therefore, the purchase of entire plants such help. And the subsidy legislation's sup. U Republic with short-range nuclear strike first plants to convert coal Into gaso li po ers ne, rt are confident of passage. "This Is faci ties, wh capability already. Though the Chinese have no li ile coributing going Proponents of the legislation, having failed in to go through Congress Like a tidal wave," greatly to the civilian aector also operational ICBMs capable of reaching targets capability Of the indUStrial z. earlier attempts to get the bill through various investicator for the Moorhead subcommit ban 1U1S)OTthl the energy In the ntbntai United States, they do have tee told subcommittees, have sucessfully Our reporter Michael Kranlsh. President Cartar, missiles that can reach neighboring Asian missile industry," the Intelligence repackaged the subsidy proposal as a "defense privately gave the bill his blessing last countries, Alaska, Australia, most of the Soviet week, preparedness" measure. The federal conFootnote: Ron Paul, D-Tex., the loi Union, parts Of the Middle East and American For Instance, China purchased a sophisticated tiibidlon would guarantee the Defense Depart- dissenter on theRep. Moorhead subcommittee, caflf military bases In the Far East. SWiss-maciC aircraft trucking system from meat the amount of gasoline th at could be the bill "A $12 billion corporate subsidy," and Furthermore,- the report states, China Is France sopposedly to bl used for air traffic refined from 500,000 barrels of crude on a day. said bitterly, "It should be called the 'Cordeveloping an ICBM 'at could nit American control. But intelligence analyst are convinced Thus securely wrapped in the flag, the bill Doratlon Welfare Rights Act of 1979." ' - I -- ' -' - .. -. • - P- 'I°J(' hv" ""O,P"foit% OppIort(Pt 01 Po, off Ottt loon, Yo.. on. )nnnt -11;wohnbly b.liii ,.on tI. "bn,d poy,n.nt, yc ,e .noln, - nt,. - FAST LOAN APPROVAL loin 0, Id b. -" 24 ko.,, id o.npl..d w-ton 3-li,, -- , I ' yOU II - ( (All. 'Foil. F R 1-800-528-6(15 ' (1 ask ' , I'tui :It1trit;Ifl I"iii.inci.iI IL ('%. I m. ii,,- i,sc'iI \iirtg.,g. Broker I will ".. hurt %', Sii,tr A 1963 Volkswagen station wagon with two persons iusitk ii t'i'I iIi'IH'(l Tiiesilav as the driver attempted to turn west onto East Lake Brantley Road from Vekiva Springs Road. Driver of the car, Howard Kiiinie Ste;xr(. 22. of Lake Hamilton Fla. told a Florida Highway Patrol trooper his brakes failed causing the accident. The passenger, Robert lever of St. Petersbiirgh was treated at Florida Ilospital-Altamonte for what appeared to he minor injuries. No cIxarrs were filed In the accident and the investigation is continuing. , , L'A L1" _ -- - - -. -- 202 Business Loans $10,000 to $250,000 (taIl \Ir, Fairchild (i)I.l.E(:T F - - 1-813-877-5704 e vower 1 Father's Day Salute At Sanford Centt e .1 711 — GEOFFREY POUNDS -. A special Father's Day tróe Jointly by the Greater Sanford program featuring big band Chamber of Commerce and the music of the forties has been city of Sanford, will include the 'scheduled for 2to4p.m. Sunday sounds of the' Altamonte In the Sanford Civic Center as Springs Jazz Ensemble, ac part of the Sanford Salutes cording to Jack Homer, GSCC series, executive manager. The public is Invited to at The program, sponsored tend. Oviedo Public Hearing A public hearing will be held to get citizen views on dispersal Monday at 7:30 p.m. In Oviedo of the funds for the coming on federal revenue sharing fiscal year. funds. The hearing, which will be A spokesman said the city held In conjunction with the anticipates receiving $36,333 is Oviedo City Council's regularly revenue sharing funds for 1979scheduled meeting, is an effort 'b. - (ILC1 0 vol Regular and low sulfur oil are in short supply. And expensive. So right now it's more important than ever to practice conserving lrtrirfru fl down to 1200, or 1400 if'ytni have., dishwasher. (Rut heli Ill' making ativ adjustments, be sure the elect nc it v is off.) Id C1111 i encouraging a voluntary conserPS vation program, because it's in every body's best interest to preserve our - energy resources. We agree. And here are some of FPL's suggestions on how you can lend a hand. Legal Notice PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE SR.CR 421 Improvement The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will conduct a public hearing on tuna 21, 1979 at 7 P.M. at the West Altamonte Springs Recreation Department Civic Center, $00 Spring Oaks Blvd., Altamonte Springs, Florida. This hearing Is being conducted to afford interested persons the opportunity of expressing their views concerning the location aspects, design concepts, and social, economic and environmental effects of the proposed Improvements to State-County Road 431 (Forest City Road) from County Road 424 (Edgewater Drive) to State Road 43$ (Semoran Blvd.) in Orange and Seminole Counties, Florida. FOOT Prolect Not 77120.1901 and 771203M, Work Program Nos. $17323 and 317341, F.dsraiAid Project Nos. M. 1791(1) and BRM.1791(2). Maps, drawings, a drift 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 FOOT Distrct Office in DeLand from June 19, 1979 to June 27, 1979 during regular office hours. They will also be available at the public hearing location from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. and from $ P.M. to 7 P.M. Mr. Frank Jewell, Project Manager,, may be contacted for information or assistance at the DeLand District Office, phone 9047342171. Persons who wish to submit written statements and other exhibits In place of, or In addition to oral statements may do so at the hearing. They may also be submitted to be documented as a part of the hearing if received at the FOOT Oistrct Office, 719 W. Woodland Blvd. (Post Office Box 47), Deland, Florida 32720, no later than July 12, 1979. Tentative schedules for rights of way acquisition and construction and the Impact on the wetlands will be discussed. The FOOT's Relocation Advisory Assistance Program will be presented. The public hearing will be held In accordance with the Florida Depart. çnent of Transportation Action Plan (197$). C.A. Benedict, P.E. District Engineer 'Florida Department of Transportation Post Office lox 47 DeUr4 Fiortda 33130 Publish: Maya, June 13,14,IS, 17, 1$, 19, 20,21,22,24,2S, 2$, 27,21 1979 QJ131 - ' c. . . - 1. A flick of the finger will turn light Irappi lance yc )u're flot Don't do a handful of laundry using. It's a small ec 1n my, hut flO )t or dishes. Wait until you have a wilcill you multiply it by th ( )usanjs full load. And use cold Water when- )f hours and iuillion of ht imes. ever possible. And, if planning to -) If you have a pool, lend it hand iuy a new home, there's more by reducing the hours of the PLIIUI)'s A finger and thumb is, all it than a handful of reasons to ask operationt o the minimum required takes to turn your air-conditioner 'otlr builder about HL's Witt-Wise Will thermostatupto78°. Acomfortable by the manufacturer. That Living Program; and the built-in make your bill ta k e a d ip, too . setting, thatwi1lresultinsiificant energy-saving features that will savings. help reduce your electricit' costs. ftaiiv " •. - - go Inv 84 do _ -— f, S•w (0, employee affected. Project Review Committee of 4 -, -1", 0(0t - They claimed that South Africa should ,not Over all, the Postal Service geti 21 million complaints yearly, or a little less than one for every 4,000 pieces of all. Most complaints are resolved locally. There are 160 different categories of cornplaints, but the largest are delayed mail (20.5 percent of the total) and non-receipt (18.5 percent). To cope with Its complaints, the Postal Service in 1975 began distributing an easy-to-use Conswner Service Card, which Is supposed to be available at every post office. That's where your letter to Aunt Minnie fits in. You go to your post office and fill out the card; a sheet of carbon paper permits you to make a duplicate. One copy goes to your local postmaster, the other to Chadwick's office in Washington. "Within the next couple of days," says Chadwick, "you ought to hear from your postmaster. If you haven't heard by the third day, call the postmaster." The card's Information Is key-punched Into a computer. When the postmaster resolves a complaint, he writes Chadwick's office and the complaint is deleted from the computer. But if the postmaster hasn't resolved the complaint after a short time, It pops up automatically in the consumer advocate's office and Chadwick tells the postmaster to get moving. If you haven't heard promptly, the thing to do is write Thomas W. Chadwick, The Consumer Advocate, Postal Service Headquarters, Washington D.C. 20260. pv t- EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS -- In Panels \ By WILLIAM STEW So the thank-you letter you wrote Aunt Minnie never reached her. You're sore at the post office, and you think millions of other Americans are grumbling about the decline of the Postal Service, Thomas W. Chadwick hea rs that grumbling every day. It's his job. Tom Is an amiable, 55-year-old South Carolinian whose title at the U.S. Postal Service is consumer advocate. If you've got a beef, get in touch with him. The Posa1 Service is one of the nation's biggest businesses. It's been a semi-independent entity since raid-1971 and last year handled 96.9 billion pieces of mall, about half of the w hole world's mall. It grossed $14.1 billion and employed 655,000 people, down 55,000 from five years ago. Chadwick says, "We have 43.000 retail stores" — that's wt h calls nnqt nffitc "W. hnu 155,000 delivery routes and 98 million addresses of customers to serve." His Office of Consumer Affairs was organized when the Postal Service was shaken loose from the clutches of politicians. It has 34 employees, which doesn't seem like many when compared with the volume of complaints. But Chadwick thinks it's adequate. He says, "The handling of complaints is a vital aspect of our business. We use complaint data as a tool in management." Chadwick's office is "trying to make It simple and easy fox people to get to us. We have authority to disregard bureaucratic lines. We're a direct link between the mailer and the Postal 10 1 yovr hC-% ,,0f comIeefy pa.d for r.clvdn A * • Hypocrisy $25,000 an v purpose! UI' HlON' for ' RONALD REAGAN IF TY f4i'j T As W C_LAJA1k RRQC_r__ OP NAMR c'i Pos ta I rI _ "The cicada is a red-eyed noisy pest, 100, but at least it only comes around every 17 years. Need Cash? •- - VIEWPOINT Wednesday, June 13, 1979—SA HOMEOWNERS: Sanford City Attorney Vernon the council. Alternate delegates Mize said Monday that the city to that committee are assistant 'has been cited by the city manager Rich Quigley and Environmental Protection commissioner Eddie Keith. •'"4 Agency for improper use of —granted 90day extentions . . Insecticides, prior to condemnation to If a settlement is not reached owners of the following during an administrative property: 320 S. Oak Ave., 105 ... hearing, Mize said, the city Shannon Drive; 301 E. Fifth St.; could be faced with a fine of up 508 E. Fifth St.; 51511 E. Eighth to $5,000. St.; ll15 Orange Ave. and oE According to city manager Fifth St. The properties are Warren E. Knowles, the reportedly in violation of city citation stems from an incident building codes. a year ago In which the city —accepted, with regret, the sprayed a weeded patch of resignation from the Planning ground near a drainage ditch on and Zoning Commission of Jan Scott Street north of Celery Freeman, To fill the vacant Avenue. seat, the commission appointed -Th WOA auuu dLV LflaL George Wi llis. Willi s' term will A 'UKAKES K the use of the insecticide end In June of 1981. resulted in the death of a —accepted the planning and FAILED' number of catfish. But Knowles zoning Commission's recomsaid the dead fish were found mendation and approved the upstream of where the actual plat for a 440-foot exit road from spraying took place. Airport Boulevard to "If that's all the EPA has to Hidden Lake Planned the Unit do, they ought to disband the Development. agency," Knowles said. _ti ti Us,..... Mize said he would seek a Thomas In the amount of settlement hearing with the $293.47. Thomas was scheduled agency prior to the Imposition to retire as a city employee on of any fine. Feb. 28. However, he worked In other action, the corn- two days In March In order to mission: help the city, which had —approved the expenditure problems with Its gradeall of $2,500 for Initiation fee to the machine. As a result of the two East Central Florida Regional days work, Thomas was not Planning Council. The council allowed his pension check from acts as a quasi-official agency the Florida Retirement System In reviewing major projects for the month of March. using federal grant frunds. —voted to formally approve a Commissioner John Morris and Sanford businessman Tom policy statement prohibiting Stevenson were named as city the release of personnel files of delegates to the council, city employees to the press or Commissioner David Farr and other Interested parties without city engineer Mack Lazenby the written consent of the And by mid-September, guess who will be getting back into the groove? Tommy John. D .L&.. AII Di,v vvuy ;Ju1Would a "Manhattan Project" solve the energy crisis? The question has been recurring for at least six years. Why can't the United States relieve its dangerous dependence on imported oil through an all-out, single-purpose effort lie the mobilization of science and engineering that produced an atom bomb during World War II? It's time the Carter administration began looking at America's experience in wartime for ideas to get the country off the barbed hook of OPEC oil. The pressure of demand is bidding up the world price of oil to disastrous levels. The Arab states are showing unmistakable signs of using their hold on supplies to gain political advantage, Our economic security, if not our independence, is Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ' Use a twist of the wrist to replace high-watt bulbs with lowercan turn your hot water thermostat wattage bulbs. Every little bit helps. Any handyman or plumber .p\S 1 — I;. IC. awr 411 me •' <311,TulI L 4 .• ° , we can save a lot of electricity. If everyone lends a hand. ,_ FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY * KIN STUDY We want to help you save. I LOCATIV MAP ' -.-'•;' ,. - . .'..__ --------- - _.'.•.__2_ - - -. - -• - .. - ------------- ' . -.............. ,+- -- .--'_ �I 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Wednesday June 13, 1919 I , f'AI rkI1Afl ¼#MLLI 1L)M1 Absentee Parents Pay To Avoid Jail Above live percent of those payments ordered by the court enforcement in May was support cases, always give an absentee involve in a thiiely fashion. The next $23,000. The money recouped absentee parent an opportunity cases she said. The others step is a court order finding the goes back to the state to defray to make the payments, usuallymothers, to that mothers acceptable are fathers. Where the absentee parent in contempt of some of the costs of the child under a plan if they fail to are concerned, most of them parent. court for failure to abide by the support program. court ordered payment of child The 111(5 through aid to make the payments, a pickup have a grandmother taking support and ultimately a jail dependent children ADC) order is issued," Mrs. Collins care of the child. Only once in recent years has a mother been sentence of five-to-430 days is the payments distributes to said. with jail for nonthreatened Seminole County parents result. Under guidelines requiring In that specific case, "Somehow the majority of $172,489 monthly. The recovt'ry support from the absentee P)1t the,mother, after paying up the absentee parents then conies up through the enforcement parents, she said. back support, took her child off with the money and that parent program is more than 13 perand began assistance public program The enforcement is released. Every once in a cent of the funds paid out. herself. the child beefed-up over rearing the been the enhas Mrs. Collins said while a person decides he wants DC maximum The forcement program is man- past two years. Two years ago, to sit in jail," she said. per $128 cases 70 are: pursued paid payments and state law. HItS federal "But those times are few," dated by she said. Mrs. Collins noted that She said the various circuit month and now is monitoring monthly for a mother and one child: $166 for a mother and two in May HItS monitored 500 judges, who hear the child 500 cases monthly, court cases on child support. About half, she said, paid their payments without problem. The other half had to be couraged" to pay. Of the 60 who What Is believed to be a discovered, it appeared that she August 22, 1977, the deconibalked at paying, all managed had been dead one or two days. posed body of Caroline Perry, to come up with the money as double murder in Sanford is to the autopsy According still baffling investigators. 22, was found less than 100 the jail time approached. One yards from where Miss Cmreport, death was caused by a decided to spend sonic time in 12, 1976, the near was discovered. severe blow to the head. It is not On July cotti's body jail, she said. The average child support nude body of Christine Cincotti, known for sure, but it is Her death was caused by order ill these cases is $50 24, was found in a wooded area believed that she had been strangulation. Again, it is not known if she was sexually monthly. The money received at 11th Street and Poplar sexually molested, Thirteen months later, on assaulted. Investigators think for the state through the hIltS Avenue. When her body was By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 Sanford Serenaders senior citizensdance, 2:30 p.m.. Civic Center. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. NART-AARP directors meeti n g, 2 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. THURSDAY, JUNE 14 Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway house, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Seminola Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellow Hall, 107 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees Board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. SISTER, Inc. noon, holiday Inn. Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., holiday Inn, Wymore Road. FRIDAY, JUNE 15 Seminole Sunrise Khianis, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford Airpost. Seminole South Rotary 7:50 am., Lord Chumley's. Altamonte Springs. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, Sears, Altamonte Mall, 10 a.m. Tanglewood AA, 8p.m., (closed), Lake Howell Road, St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Boiling Hills Morivian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins, Orlando. Deltona Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church. SATURDAY, JUNE16 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., 7 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, First and Sanford Avenue. SUNDAY, JUNE 17 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 a.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Wbeii (aced with the prospect of gt.ing to jail most absentee parents in Seminole County pay their back child support pa% uicuts. At least that appears to be the situation in Seminole, ac cor(llug to Bonnie Collins, child support enforcement supervisor at Sanford's state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services 1IBS office. In May, 59 of (iii absentee parents Will to pay up their back support payments or spend some time In jail for contempt of court, paid up. One decided to sj*.'iitl sonic timiw in jail," she said. 11w cycle begins with the parent, who has custody of the CtIil(I or children, appealing to hIltS for financial assistance. It continues with hiltS filing complaints '. ith the court against the absentee parent who has not I father of mother pant the child support children and more according to the number of children. Any income which the mother earns is deducted from this amount. "Getting welfare entitles the family to Medicaid benefits, but whethera doctor participates In the program is voluntary and there are limits on the medicaid pa yments, Mrs. Collins said. ,A family on welfare is also eligible for food stamps, she said. Longwood Gets $40,000 By JANE CASSELBEIUtY Herald Staff Writer Also at the meeting, a resolution was passed changing the name of the proposed $1.5 million Mediplex Health Care Facility to the Longwood Health Cars Center, Named in the resolution as members of the board of directors of the non-profit holding company were Longwood residents Fred thstline. Hon Korb and Italy Milwee. 'l'lie commission also approved the site plan for the 120-bed facility, to be built on Grant Street in the Columbus Harbor area. When the city-sponsored tax-free bonds are retired in 25 years, the ownership of the facility will revert to The city of Longwood has been granted $40,000 from the Environmental Protection Agency to finance a citywide sewer study, according to City Administrator David Chacey, who received the good news from Congressman Richard Kelly's office . in Washington. If a parent receives welfare payments, she must cooperate in the HItS enforcement program, Mrs. Collins said. Sanford Murders Baffle Polic e Chace), made the announcement at Monday night's city commission meeting. The city has retained the Daytona Beach consultant engineering firm of Russell and Axon to do the study. these two murders are connected. If you have any information concerning this or any unsolved felonly crime in the Central Florida are and wish to remain caI1 a if o n y in o u s , CRIMEWATCH at 849-2482. In other business the commission: -voted to continue the public hearing on the Winter Park Telephone Co. franchise ordinance to July 9. . . begin moving other material from the varios depa. ttiwnts of the Sheriff's itfice on Julie 27 and are expected to complete the task t ithmn t'.s ii days. '. of the Evcntua1t , all facets Sheriff's departmnemit ill be transplanted ut Buildmni: 31 except for the jail iacilit Spulski said. 'l'hie move ol the department to htuililing 311) '..Is iitte..ititt'il ttfi u mh' the adimimnistrative Oftft c's OlId mie'e'd for a(l(ht ioiml offn u space. he added. .... 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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, Canton Union Building, Stetson University; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall; Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyt erian Church, DeLand. State Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Speaker PEST By SHARON CARItASCI) at Rum khmig 3l() by the next day l*iiltlmiit. to handle the task, Herald Staff Writer Ilus first imiove Is verN The mmianufautum't'r itself has The ''dismantling" of the important,'' .Juhmi Spul'.ki, been hired to ui'v'.' the Seminole County Sheriff's spokesman for the tk'partmmient, t'quipmnent Department is scheduled to stressed. 'It imitans getting all The fi I un: ii a&'hi nes are begin Monday with the coin- our consoles, antennas 1111d uhetIule'd ti, b(' iii operation ti munications center. lilies that lead into the center -)one 25. That's the latest '. ord mmuiv,'d ,,imt there so thmci'es no fla' in'. riad of files iliL fit Straight front time sheriff's interruption of calls. )!m)•i('tl inside the niai'himnes mouth concerning the law :\nothmt.'m' immiportamit action is will be iciiiovctl and packed lit enforcement agency's move to scheduled for \t'tlimt'sdav v. hen am ilbo rd Loxe s for train its new home. the mnamunmuth filing IllaclillIcs sloIrtatieri. Spuiski said. ''The The Sheriff's Department is in the records de'partmimcmmt till hole I 00111 %% Ill lx' iitcrall located in an annex abutting the be prepared for time nm, '. tilltl nith boxes amid boxes O Seminole County Courthouse ill Spolski said, tilts.' downtown Sanford. It "Ill make 'lime mumaclunes iii our records Professional movers will its new home in the next t%%o di vision will have to be evil we eks- at Bumldmn), 110 at tilt, plc it I% di is't imible il hi. i lust , Sanford Airport the is ciii Ilit tin tiu1jm tIn Ac cording to it posted doom is is " W e ' llII Iii'.e to take mntmnor.uidumn m siom K re is iitit (file isliolt is ill to ilmose tIme front the Motorola Television tiiachimne's out.' Service will begin tIiasst'iii' liii' mmmvi' of these' filing Wing the colmiimiuiimcatioims imuicliint's is so ''coiiiplicate'I," center at 8 a.m. Muimd,iv Flw lie I lost pm olessitiiii i equi pment should Ix' installed 'hove is deelummed the up- the city. In another action, Timothy O'Leary of the Land Planning Agency complained that preliminary plans the agency sees do not have enough detail on which to base recommendations to the commission. As a result, the commission voted to amend the ordinance to have final plans come before LPA for review as well. Deltona. CALL ART BROWN - Sheriff Is Moving ' Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 Sanford.Semlnole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building, 427 S. French Ave., Sanford. Orientation for new and prospective members. Hi's Department Too To Study Sewer System U Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2 $, 9 TWICE THE PRINTS Get an ellirs Sol Of pr.nts *1?' e ver y rou of COb, Of black and &r,, pri nt lu', devoloW anØ Print ed 399 20C caps Reg O9 49 I ¶1I ad • ALI TODAY AND EVERYDAY TWICE THE FILM Get too ,oiisol print eIm for Iris prc.Ol one OaaCouofo(bi1dI and whirte *hen you have your film TODAY AND EVERYDAY SALE THRU SATURDAY - OPEN DAILY 9A.M. Ill P.M-SUNDAY 10A.M. Ill 7P.M. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED SANFORD: 950 State St. Sanford Plaza LONGWOOD' Hw . . 434 Center, 949 S.R. 434 CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza 1433 Semoran Blvd. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: 974 West SR. 436, 484 E. Altamonte Drive loop "V Vol 01- . 1.0"0--1'1.A -' .. . ' - I T:''p" _ • I. "- - ----------------------------- -..-.---.,"-,- �cq- rrn-c u or mlo IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SCOREBOARD Wednesday, June 13, 1979 Kemp, Del 51188 67 35.6 Carew, Cal SI 186 66 355 Downing, Cal s 194 67 315 Bochte, Sea so 706 70 3a0 Wilson, KC 53153 51 333 Pryor, Chi Si 173 57 3 9 Brett, KC 61 2M 81 328 Rice, Bos 58 773 73 .321 Lansford, Cal 61 250 80 320 Home Runt National League Kingman. Chi 20; Schmidt, Phil 18 , Lopes, LA 17,- Simmons, st L 16, Winfield, SD 15 American League Lynn, Boc 16 Singleton. halt 11. Grich, Cal, Thomt, Aid and RJon, Sea 13 Runs Batted In National League Winfield SD 53; Foster, Cm Kingman. Chi 48. Grvpy, LA and Simmons, St L 45 American League Baylor, Cal 56 Lynn, Bos 52 Porter, KC and Bochte, Se 17 Cooper. Mil 41 Stolen Bases National League - Moreno, Pitt 23. Scott, St L and North SF 21 Lopes, LA and Taverns. NY 18 American League - LeFlore, Dot 29, Wilson, KC 26; Cruz, Sea 23: Otis. KC 20; WillS, 'ix 18 Pitching Victories National League Niekro, t'40u 92. LaCoss, Cm 70 Blue SF 76 Carlton, Phil 77 Niekro, All 7-9 American League John, NY ID 1. D Martinez, Bait 9-2, Kern, Tex 8.1: Waits, Clev 8 1, Sphittorff, KC and Marshall. Minn 85, Sorensen, Mil 86 Earned Run Average (based on SI innings pitched) National League Williams, Hou 2.33; LaCoss, Cin 736; Perry, SD 2 16, N'ekro, Hou 2 17. Martinez, St L 268 American League Mar shall, Minn 1 80, Kern, Tex 198; Guidry, NY 2.11. John NY 2.23, Staton, Mil 211 Strikeouts National League Richard, Hou mOO, Perry. SD 70; Canton, Phil 68; Niekro, All 65, Swan, NY 63 American League - Ryan, Cal 91, Guidry, NY 80; Jenkins, Tex 73, Krayec, Chi 63. Koosman, Minn 61. League seball r. Champ The Braun Cadillac Reds, Rogers Cars. Craig Bolton of Pirates seventh inning with a winners in the regular season the Reds was locked in a duel walk and was driven home as play of the Altamonte Springs with the pirates' John Lwzi, Chris Vanderwelde lined a AAA League, won the double- both pitchers having no-hitters double to left field. Bolton, who elimination tournament with going into the sixth inning yielded only two hits with 13 victories over Flagship Bank Bolton opened the inning with a strikeouts, one walk, pitched Giants and the John Rogers single and stole second. Jim out of jam to save the Cars Pirates. Blanchfield then smashed a line Last week, the Reds beat The 'Big Red Machine' took drive double to left centetheld Flashin Bank. 4. With the the championship Monday to drive in the winning run. Reds leading 3-0. In the fifth night with 2.1 victory over John Greg Shatto started the inning, Mark Cochran of the (' Itanla, iina,I par k y J umpe S .pory um pea A rtt C t h ance NEW YORK (UPI) - The first thing Jim Campbell did was call ijiC Wagner. Technically, Sparky Anderson was still tied to the Cincinnati Reds for the rest of this year and to keep everything correct and proper, Campbell, the Detroit Tigers' head cat, was asking permission of Wagner, Cincinnati's boss, to speak with the former Reds' manager. "Wotfld you have any objection if we talked with Sparky Anderson?" Campbell asked Wagner. "Absolutely not," Wagner came right back. Campbell then put through a call to Anderson at his home in Thousand Oaks, Calif. This was the first of six calls he made to Anderson on Monday. "Sparky, I'm thinking of possibly making a move," the Tigers' president and general manager opened. "I don't know If you have any commitments, or if you're in that kind of posture, but I wondered if you'd be interested." "I most certainly would be," Anderson said, trying to keep front jumping right through the telephone. Sparky An derson had been out of baseball six months and two weeks and while he was enjoying the television work he was doing, it wasn't like managing. He couldn't wait to get back Unable to contain his enthusiasm, Anderson began telling Campbell all about the Tiger players. The first one he mentioned was Lance Parrish, Detroit's strapping, 22-year-old catcher Without even stopping to catch his brea th, Ande rson talked excitedly about second baseman Lou Whitaker and shortstop Alan Trammel), as well as outfielders Steve Kemp and Ron LaFlore and first baseman Jason Thompson. Before he was finished, he covered practically all of them, Including the pitchers. "What about (Mark) Fidrych?" he asked Campbell "I don't know," the Tigers' GM answered honestly. Then It was Campbell's turn to ask a question, one concerning the kind of contract Andérsoh had In mind "What will you be comfortable with?" he wanted to know. i'ce ye - "Tu'.tsiuerson "No problem there," Campbell assured him Money was one of the last things the two men talked about. With the Reds, Anderson was in the $80,000 bracket. He will get a nice raise, better than $20,000, from the Tigers On Tuesday, Campbell made some more calls. He called John Turns DETROIT ( U111) - The reason Les Moss was fired as manager of the Detroit Tigers can pretty much be summed up in two words: Sparky Ander500. - Anderson, 45, who less than 200 days ago was expecting to continue his long career as manager of the Cincinnati Don Reds, was handed a five-year Klfl)IE IIOI)GES Hodges . a s 0 Sts" 8 33 Barriers 12 2 SawI' u Turner CIi;pard 3 0 0 SCP%$utitt Holiday COX :k.mP 3:: : ais Berger eawersox ::: - : sni :1 • I m; ' i 3 Slanclillold is* larbl.ro 2 00 Totals 2123 24 000 000 1-I 001 00$ s-2 I t. ::: 1o0 2$ 5 7 S MITH INStR MAONOLIAASSC H Smith 3 I I Spoon 21 0 J. Sau,r 20 I Golder 200 331 Ornstine I00 Maddox 20 Childers 2 :: OI'?flICk I 1 0 MenCi 200 r empton 000 Walker I 3 0 Clausen 30S 1 a,r Totals IS I I CE ~, ; !!!! Siva S SI Me~ IiiY • 2 I 3 Litton 5$,Miwoll Stotfans Ill Totals Softy ISO CorcMtis Ua*maon 1 S S 1111 $ Totals !!! ISS ISI 15$ 1454 - Transac ions -- - 'c POW II StIVI • / . 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High gloss finish shines bright draws attention to your cart Expert wheel service also Just Say 'Charge It' $44S 15*7.5 Chrome tugs extra available; Mounting - Balancing -Alignmen galnst the Minnesota Twins. A ankees' spokesman said kuldry will remain In a hospital vernight and It was not known he would miss his next lartlng assignment. "He had X-rays, but they howed no fracture of the spine r rib," the spokesman said. uldry was given mild medica- Goodyear i ______s Charge Account Use s'v of those 7 ilyl II bu Our 0.. Caislomir Crodit Cost Plus • Idaslor Charge S Visa S American Express Card Carlo Ilanche 0 Diners Club • Cash on for pain at the hospital and as to be examined in the Teams Set torning by Dr. Harvey 'Phelan, the doctor of the wins and Minnesota Vikings. It's Top Team Time in the Altamonte Springs Little League. eds And Friday night, the Farr Insurance Blujays tangle with Oviedo in a 7:30 p.m. home game in the major league. U Farr wins, It plays Saturday night at Wlndmere, with a loss sending It to Oviedo. Manager Russ Whittington Is without ace pitcher Steve Hutsefl, who Is with his family II # .,, on vacation. Mark Whittington, Ron Smith and Greg Vandergrlft will handle the Bluejay pitching. .: Ink No. 1 CINCINNATI (UP!) - The ..dcInnatl Reds Tuesday lged their No. 1 choice from u week's draft, 18-year-old a%cher Daniel Lamar of ton. Lainar, who hit .421 last eon in his senior year at Ioton Bellaire High School, Wreportto lU the Reds' Billings, Mont., farm team In the Rookie League this week. 4 --._P * - a a•. -. -J - . - - . . .. .. 4. -r - , - - ..- -, . - - - s triitt'd I'rISS Illtt'rlI,Itl,llIaI Dick 'l'm-ace' over hit' 1k joked, coach h;d l'.' ski 's ho took Detroit Ii gt'rs iiiuiage'rial spot 'l'ticsil.i iutcr Less Moss sas fired liiid a hard hint' straight. lloss t'Vt'l. coach his getting tilt, a, mllghlt tlii rul-l),lst' glance' iii to Soc inning a - Wednesday, June - iia Ii, 1979--HA e r 9 help eriUN their runs on toto- run tlou'i(e the iii thu' sixth hut .stllLil) lare'd a I .arrs Murras 's bases- loaded double in the Isittoni of i,iniing the ingk' In a i- un ecund lining as ('hicagi .:iipped UiiltiIilliFt's for in:img iX-gii1ile t streak ithiout a H41%,11% 7. h(rtl Si'x It Steve Braun hit ,l tv. 0- out, ninth-inning iaune'i to tie' the 'Iarimiers a. hIm' .Ia% s I: I 1,1)1 'lt't'l' thue ill t'."u (this isithi a hiommit'r anil single' to hack the six-bitt pIt chuig if ( ;le'iirl .-\htMt - got past luruntu, 5-I, ICXaS edged Milis aukee, 7.4i. Chicago lobhe're'd Baltimore, 12-4, Kansas t'it' nipped Boston, 4j iii 10 lnlfli!l)45. and Cle'vel,iuuh outlasted California, 11-It). In the National League, it was Ne".'. York 12, Cincinnati 6 L'hiilade'lphma 4. llouston 0: San l)teri Ii, httshurghi 3: Los -\migelo's 9, St. I AmlUs imith San car. bath a three-hitter until the As soured \laniago'r' take-, uter ill the (lcl('att'll 'slilifli's ta 4-1, Seattle sign s as in.' saul 'l'race".'.ski, '.'.hiu to ill lluaniiigc' 11111) until mit''.'. - trukt'd IWI siIii4It's UI ii threerun rahl in hut' ninth inning r'arr\ N&'st Vi,rk and give rookit' hun I )avis his fiiuil.ti vit'tar ninth inning. Nas 1v' gut a to keep alive.' In oilier Al - i_.11ileS, Ne'ss York 1'mimlers ooti, 1.4) tiiakinig lus St't'ttl((l start of the the' 'en- run lead hct I ,cniun drove in three tt o t ith a bases-loaded I rure streak hhiukit' Pat ', SlI(I - IS l si iit1t t'iithi 1111111cr iitiil RUt singles h I MU Whitaker and Steve' ht'iitp. if fun,' % hitu Sax 12. Oriole-, 1: , 1 ritut'wski, sshio grew Ut) with :ildc'isoli in the l4s Angeles I )int'rs organization. 'hap- have 11) %% fill tilt' ttl thire't' Oakland thit' hi,ue's t', itli hits st'e'omitl hit)illei' garit' arid .1,1 ('ossen', ldtc(I a sacrifice 1k in the' 10th tu help Kansas ( 'its snap Uutor1s five- game' ',cinniinig streak Itaiigt'rs 7. htriss ers 6: B udd hell's base's-loaded sitiglt' 0'. ithi tuiie' 'mt Ui till' ittumii of tilt, inmithi inning capped a three-run rall amid hiamiile'd (bit' lireoters fourth straight li II. Angels to: ImIthalis Andre Iliorntuni singled honiic Uumhb Unuis from si'runul ha,-, capping a three-mini mally in the ninth mnmiing to lilt Ck'veland their 'l'Imt' 1(1 runs t'as [hit' iliost ever the Mets iii an iminimnz. scot-ed b , got 'fluls should Doug oven' Marshall Cage NEW SM VUN\ REACh ttl'l - baskethitli coao'hi, clued of au apparent licart attack Monday is lie %'ae'atlolie'd folIo'.'. irig the' completion three finest of the recru iting cIliip,Iuglis at MIT mie'sota transfer executi ve little when tilt, 'I'hundertng l hlc'rd 's basket ball fortunes c'otthlni't have tx'eml brighter, I"ollo'.'.'iiig his dramatic first year when the Herd was 14-15 May," saiti Johuu l':vemisonl, MU spt;rts jlufor'ililutlomi director . ' 'iwi tilt' me'e'ruit ing st'astlni lie' was going to vie'atmoni - of '.'.ce'ks and a couple and • \;- _______ V .k V • ' .. •":".u.%,,,,. - _____ ________ - - _- - - ''_-'- - Mod,- mu bOA ,ii, AMU Ii,i S ii'.i I'i&54 ___________________ i. '''- '-'''.I i. 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Mod.i ID 5001) AM iM hAl,, Cset,p 'iap, - a "'JT1X WED THURS ________ ____ to .au-t)sianc, AS,4 iv ',a-i,-r,,, __________________________________________ __ 1 i Kiiepi'r , (3-2, and took San Chicago, Bob THE SAVING PLACE .._ I 1 Bill Neu'th, I vie' aliti Jack Clark backed (lie millie-hilt pitching of Mike 126 __________________ / 6 n'eached the' the Southern ('on- b Ifou1It' I iUis that lx'imig Bunny Gibson. In fact, (;iud)ri was (hit' only pIiyt'r to lx' lost through graduation this year ____________ _______________________________ " ]Iflu..J IiUllIi 2260 0.00 4. 6.20 $10 single's to hi('lI) I.ous Amigt'Ie's Smiilj) a three-gamuio' losing streak 1lniL5 7. ('tubs 2: f ie 11154) had 1(1St uumily omit' starter fromui last St'ilSoui'S te'llili, SHOPMI DORA DILAND LIESI'URG KISSIMMEE5 DAILY SUN _______________ ,- l each had t'.'.o-ruii, txtscs-loadt'd litlt SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD DAILY 9:30.9:30 SUN. 12-6 . El David I-'rlui(-ustTl P( 5 KB PoutiVFourth Race 20 2 .20 . A HR Eddie 2 Frisky Breeze 2.20 c'-''-- nine lilts and drove mi toto runs and Joe Ferguson and lioni Ce)' Barry Kincaid amid I Imiiltmulg's surprisingly finals of get Dodgers 9, Cardinals 3: of Also signed %0 ere 'l'eiinesse'e's person." just d'olllpkto'tt 22 e'rlgage'lI,c'uits n'e'gu- de'd as umi' of the' greatest prospects to e've'r comiie out wits '.'.'ho hurt Iluoton, i;-3, scattered Aberdeen's death e'iuie it a ''hit' had I'adres 6, Pirates 3: Gaylord 1te'rr, 6-4, scattered 11 lilts and have' Wtmifte'Icl belted his ISthi hunter to lift San Diego. wonderful was a coach, he' Marshall imm March of 1977 -"0 -' president 'io'c said ''Coach ithcrwas hot only a great dee'mm uul worked ocithi Aberdeen, 4:1. for But this spring, he signed of US,", he 0t'WS taint,' 115 II stirp('Ise and shock to those that knew speaking vo un ler'mic'e tournament, Ills bu squat! '.'.t'mit 11-16 last se'ison, '"hits is a severe' shock to all 'l'lIL' whol came' to Baltim o re 4. 11hillies 1, :tstrox 0: Mike Sc-hiiii nIt sIunnied a two-run hiomiie'r and Bob Boone sIllgled hommie boo wore' runs to the' six-hit pitching of Nunin Espimiutsa, 6-5, and pace De ad ac h Co 10; Seattle 5, and C hicago 12, relaxed *than lie usually is." tue wliv('(suh - TUESDAY NIGHT Six th Game , l'('unicistit iltilnpt'd ('limo-ago, -2. 'l'he tit'ws of Aberdeen's deathtilayer of Ilk' year 111141 Leo h'autimis, a University of Millalso shocked l)r. Elon Jon es, of his SEMINOLE o- . innings; Texas 7oliltoauke'e 6, Detroit 9. Oakland 2; Cleveland Charles Jones. Florida's prep Philadelphia over Houston. __________________ .J1 I 'ittsburgh. 6-3, Los .mige'1e's tu'tluni('t'd St. 1.411115. 9-.i. imiih Sani away for a while' ''I talked to 11101 just about a we'e'k ago. lie se'ennil fresher arid -cr' relaxed Much more Shut Ab4irdeani, Marshall Umiiversit 's (mcmv head I College Harness Racing ------ tho' Au ie'imcani I A_'agtic it York 4, Miluiesota I Ihustoii 6 lii II) Kansas I 'its to as Ne'w 11. California d 6 Fly Fly Brook 6.60 3.00 2 ', o,.., n a. -.4V .,, -3.10 ,.., 7 Tarlo 4.20 0(3.6) 1940, T (6-2-7) 11220; Time 2:09.2, Third Race 7 Goldlaw 820 660 1.00 Power Blend soo V 4.00 0 (6.7) 1450; T (7-4-I) 117,40; I,me 2:111 In hibinike'd I lou.stonm, 4-1). San Diego clot'. ned 'jemrontum 1; ,.. First Race S Clever Speed 10 80 8 60 1 80 1 Pan Lady J 340 360 6 David's Dentin 4 70 (5.7) 1.003.00. Time 2:05.4. garno's. I 'In I;Idt'lplii;i Iet'lmmig that lit' l_'lliit hit here at Shea," slIi(I Manager Joe 'lorre' '''[his stlloliUmli hills hitiii ,i hit pstht'oI.' Imi othie'r' Nlltu'nlII 1.eague the of the t'ar . - 4) 42920 (14)69-30; T 0-4- t/ Fl rarlcis(-(i (lucago 2 Yankees 4, Tss ins 1: hu %%hitt' and Mmcke hivcr - eighth. the' s as hat (allowing .h'rrv Morale's sev- i,,. Comfort - 0(14)26.401 P 6) 1111111-111111. Sanford, Flynn Home In New York Fifth Game 2MutIlia-Diaga 15.20 4.50 5.20 $Gasti-Goirl 11.70 10.10 tiir iag Ie 0(23)32.40; P(2-3) 152.95; 1 (2-36)571.60. Seventh Game I lsasa.Sarduy $00 4.20 300 I Egana.Enrlque 3.00 6.60 another run in ugly hh'ulkmnlns Tigers tlithut the fifth ', . Seventh Race DAYTONA BEACH 6 Honey Fly By 5 40 2.80 2.40 TUESDAY NIGHT S PC Joey 370 220 First Game 2 Barts Mick Time 2.20 lArano.Gasti II 11.20 20.20 5.50 0 (5.4) 140; T (4-5.2) 3210; Time 2Carasa Arcs 320 360 3:05.3. IDomirspo-Andre 5.80 Eighth Race (2-4) 34.00; P (4.2'1) 210.20 6 Active Star 810 300 3.20 Second Game 2 Verging Shadow 3.20 3.60 lDomingo-Peclna 17.80 5.80 3.20 I Easy Bay 3.80 3 Galdos-Mandiols 5.50 3.80 0 (2-6) 24,70; T (6-75) 124.10; 2Vincandi-Andre 4.80 Time 2:00.1. (3-4) 43.50; P (4.3) 92.40; 1 (4-3Ninth Race 2) 350.20; OD (4.4) 201.90. S Scarlet Tartan 9.10 610 3.80 Third Game 6 Valley Forbes 910 8.0D 2 Trani 11.00 5.50 320 7 Elnor Johnson 3,00 7 Gondra 10.50 6.00 0 (5.4) 9,00; 1 (5-4.7) $10.20; 4 Paco Time 2:07.1, 3,10 Q(2'7) 4$ 60; P(2'7) 133.I0;T (3.7. Tenth Race 4) 735.30. I Arias E ,Iunkin 3.10 600 3.60 Fourth Game 7 Daytonas Tern 9.10 5.10 IRamonOlsno 4 Wantawln Easy 15.10 7.40 9,00 3.00 7ZubI-Mandiola 5.20 3.90 0 (I-?) 14.00; T (I•74) 243-20; 5.00 Time 2:08.3. 3 Senti-Arriets Q (7-1) 1112-1110i P (57) 11,111111.11111; 1 A-)S21 Handle $U950 M oliga 32 SVDaaioncnm da i-xnDi - A S irs iuded 11(0(1' rims amid tti about scratching out against Oakland hen Staub bhitstt'il his fifth hiomner ill loser Craig Mimietto, 1-2. Hie Tigers llthk'(l live' Inure runs iii - hItit()lmiliti('Ilhl' But all I SW iv•-i•c i- tins lieU Lust_s Staub ilruve mu three minis sitii d homer and double' to lt'ail Detroit to a 9-2 virtor over tii Oakland :\'S. - l-:V(till.t' .1 hiit-iiid-rums sitlilttionl taint' up t'am'l Id 2:11,1 iai A - 1 worrs igmials m't'torul as ol has a 1 40 Ltits,i 'I'h- - SI le 1 () Herald, - h$ tackle Sam Claphan and wide 2.02. receiver Curtis Weathers. Fifth Race Colleij0 S Enough Time 580 5.00 1.20 Dartmouth Named Martha I Claybrok Pedro 510 330 Rockwell women's varsity ski GT'tRuth 3.10 0 (4-5) 3200; T (l'_&,' ) 31140; Basketball coach. Time 1:411. Seattle Named Nancy Welts at Sixth Race public relations director. 2 Gotcha Gal 970 3 20 2 70 4 Frosty Lew 320 710 8 Hardly Karl 2,40 . 0(24) 1100; T (2-4.1) 73.00; Time 1• e - WHITEW $3 MC . fl.__a n__S Mr'sha'l7'' coach of ' ei Wo rth club In Central Hockey LeSilue and Billy MncMillan at assistant to Islander Coach Al Arbour. Football Cincinnati Slgr*d offensive tackle Max Montoya of UCLA. InHospital 6.9l4, c of 073 rIot 32C-4I FIT sin, no trade net -( 1 -------------------- , ,.I__A_.. G. drti7 U..a.I - Performance Battery 95 ' rJ, GAS H pd. 57 218 00 .367 SMally, Min Cushion Belt Polyglas Double Belted for Strength! TI1lah Deluxe -. ri C '' Milwaukee - Named Mark Paget director of soecuai events and Mario Zilng assistant director of publIcity. Cincinnati - Signed catcher and first-round draft pick Daniel Lamar of Houston. Hockey ' 070-13 nbtte*all, plus 11.86 IFT and old tire 1" L '. ' - & 0 ,rA.A___IIIIII . r'U a DAYTONA BEACH TUESDAY NIGHT First Race, M. 514, T. 32.13 2 Bluffer Burde S 00 2 .30 2 80 6 Happy Troubles 3 20 2 80 7 Antonio's Spirit -3 00 0 (34) 14.40, P (2-4) 3990 T (2-47) 10260. Second Race, 0, 5-16, T. 3173 5 Amaretto 7 60 3 60 3 70 B I' Illicit I' rt's Iilte'rlla( lillial 2 Irish Company 3 00 2 60 t),uig l-'ln,i joined the' No".% 1 Lo 4 00 York Mets U'. a %'e'ilrs age hut he' 0 (2.5) 1020, P ($2) 44.10, T (5-24) 2S7. 0 . never felt quite at huuniit' until Third Race, 5-16, T 3190 ut'sda iugiit. 7 Bloosy 73-00 6,20 5.20 I'liini sOna ke'd three hits, 5 Whizzer Of Id 1 10 100 8 Big Bow 900 uieludinig a thirce-run. irsiole0 (5-7) 4420. P (75) 33700, 1 (7-5' the-park lwuiiem' in a club 5) 903.60 record-breaking, 10-r u n sixth Fourth Race, D, T. 3174 7 Trigger Happy 25 10 1080 6 60 inimiing that carried the Mets to :1 7 K.0 Derim 410 3 80 12-0 victory elvel' the' ('lmlc'iuimi,iti I Dusty Highway 5 70 Ik'tls 58,, p 14520, T 4) $14.40 ''Its the first tlliio' I felt like Fifth Race, 0, is, 3$,93 tI e \'ou'k (11115 aekno'.'.l (lie N'. I Deviltish Shan 660 3 60 3 40 edged I was here,- said FIVIIII 3 Cheyenne Road 460 4 80 2 Livingston 6 00 '.'.hio ('lUiit' 1(1(11 the' gamut' batttmig 0 (1.3) 2750, P (13)10330, T (13. 215 and alloleel II t('lplt' 111)(1 2) 296.40. siflgle to his rally-capping hitlllit' Sixth Race. B, 5-14, T 31.53 run 7 Rockcastie Flash 1080 12,60 S 80 6 Kotly Ken s.00 1 00 - 'Vheni thie I)e'oPIe stood tip 8 Mountain Fable 1 20 and cheered I before' his hioniier I 0(6-7) 4460, P (7-4) 117.60, T (7-61 had celidi chills runiuiimig up and I) 27250. Seventh Race, C. 5-16, T. 31-01 (l()Wul 111% 1)111k," lie' continued. 5 High Pressure 18 60 40 40 '''flit-se' fans lot uu kmiu'.'. '.'.hat 8 Let It Ride 160 2 80 the') feel arid I ime've'm' got a 6 WP Ranger 3 10 0 (S - 1) 24.110, P (S-I) 94.00. T (S-I. resfxnise like' that lx'fon'e'. 6) 33540, The Reds had tallied to)!' five Eighth Race, C, 1, T3L67 lUiis to take a 5-2 h'lItI Ili ti l t- toil) 8 Georgia Gal 15.20 880 500 of thft' SixtIl t'. lien i bast'shiiide'd S Jarwin Emily 5 00 3 00 4 Muss Bird Pecos 3 40 walk to pilue'hi iiutte'm' 11011 I lodge's 0 (SI) 35.50. p 153.00, started (lungs uhf 1111(1 i1elI)e'd 4) 341.20. se'mid u'elie'vcn' Mauimi) SirNinth Race, B. 5-16. T.31.34 Sabena 1 60 2.60 2 40 liiienittl. 0-2, down Ill lie- feat A 4 HP's Ho Bo 340 260 two-run (loUh)le by Frank 5 Bon Don Blaze 2 80 'l'lIO't'n'llS, a t'.oti-l'un suuiglo- b (3-4) 1300, P (3.4) 3120, 1 (34 $) 59.40 l(ichiie hle'huiei', ,i sui'ifit'e' fls . wmut Muistimniei isItet .5 tUliS Wonder Mist 4.40 260 240 scoring singli' by Steve hIe'mieler7 Cheerful Chap 4.80 3 40 itm 3 300 son plated six more muumislllid set o (5-1) 1640, P ($7) 32.10, 1 ( 3- 1- tilt' stage for Flynn, '.'.hio lilt a 3) 6620 shot Li deep ce'nito-r an cIrcled Eleventh Race, A. S-l6, Time 11.12 I Shredder 330 3.40 4.20 4 BW's Freckles 7.20 480 2 To The Front 460 0(1-4)3740, P (1-4) 4500, T (1-42) 272.00 Second Race National League A - a. ... Rose, Phil 733 Winfield. s, 63 241 88 3577 Hendrck, St.L 35 191 67 .331 MazzillI, NY 36213 74 341 Ternpitn, St.L 53 . - 226 75 .332 Foster, 2 197 Smmns, SI.L 54 Ill 60 .321 Moreno, Pit $5231 71 .320 Vnt Itt CI 60219 70 320 Garvey LA 63 2S4 It 319 American League I :tltit'rsuii S pa rk 'llitiFSuhiIV Dog Racing Dickinson. (baud on ISO at bats) ' ________________ Saves - ... ,iql , - W I Pct, GB National League Carbon, Calif 36 25 .590 All and Sutter, Chi I?; Texas 32 27 542 3 Lockwood, NY 9. Bair, Cin and Ken City 33 28 5.41 3 Fingers, SD 8. Mion 30 27 526 4 American League MarChicago 29 30 492 6 shall, Minn 13, Kern, Tex 9, Seattle 25 37 .103 111 2 Proly, Chi, Hrabosky, KC, 'Oakland 19 42 .311 17 Rawley, Sea and Lyle, Tex 7 Tuesday's Results Seattle 5. Toronto 1 Cleveland 11, Calif 10 Detroit 9, Oakland 7 Chicago 12, Baltimore i t New York 1, Minnesota 1 Ken City 7, Boston 6. 10 inns Tuesday Texas 7, Milwaukee 6 Baseball Today's Games Detroit Fired Les Moss as (All Times EDT) manager and replaced him wIth California (Aase 3-1 and Eddy 00) at Toronto (Moore 00 and Sparky Anderson, New York (AL) Willis 0-2), 2. 3:30 p.m Announced the Oakland signing of four draft choices, pit(Keough 0-I) at chers Fred die Tolliver. Wbllam Cleveland (Garland 2-7), 735 pm, Filson and Christopher 1cm and Seattle shortstop Huey Gayd.n. (Parrott i • Chicago (NL) - Signed seven Detroit (Wilcox 4.1), e p.m. players chosen in last week's draft. Baltimore (Stone 1-3) at 830 Assigned to Sarasota In the Florida Chicago (Howard 1-2), Rookie League were No 10 pick Pan. New York (Beattie 3.3) at Dave Owens, a shortstop from the " Minn esota (Zahn 4-1). 1:30 p.m. University of Texas; No. 18 pick BOIofl (Renko 1.2) at Kansas Mark Scheiwe, a right-handed City (Curs 35), 8:35 p.m pitcher from Buckley.Loda High Milwaukee School, Buckley, III.; No 26 ChOiCe' (Heat 3-5) at Anthony Blafore. a shortstop from Texas (Jenkins 7.2), 8:35 p.m Monmouth College; and No 36 Thursday's Games selection Phillip Belmonte, an in Calif Calif at Toronto, night fielder from Azusa Pacific Oakland at Cleveland, night Assigned to the Geneva, N.Y Seattle at Detroit, night rookie team were No. 11 pick Jack New York at Minn, night Upton, a firSt baSemanthird Milwaukee at Texas, night baseman from Colorado State; No. 27 choice Robert Illyth, a right handed pitcher from Brigham Leaders Young University, and No. 37 selection Michael Thompson, a lefthanded Pitcher from Farleigh Batting r ( -- West i .' - - S ,.' .. ,,, ta ni on+g% YEAR OLD RVICE STORES 0 -- AmerIcan league East W I Pct. GB Bait 38 22 .633 Boston 36 22 .621 1 New York 33 27 .5O S Milwauke 32 29 .525 6 Vi 'Detroit 28 26 .519 7 Clevelnd 28 30 483 9 Toronto 17 11 279 2)'2 I cling 111 polyester pa"\r ( 0 Sanford's two little major league champs make their while Kiwanis meets first half winner V.F.W. at 7 p.m. The lit tle major league city championships will be a best two out of three game series, and is scheduled for Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nights, U needed, with all gaines starting at 7:30 p.m. 30I 300 -- Houston (Niekro 9-2) at 1-hiladelphia (Ruthven 6 3 ), f-35 p in Pittsburgh (Kison 3-2) at 5:in iego (Owchinko 2.7), 10 p.m I St. Louis (Forsch 34) at Li)S ngeles (.,utcliffe 61), 10::20 p.m. Chicago (Krukow 2-5) at Soin Francisco (Curtis 13), 10:: p.m. Thursday's Games Atlanta at Montreal. night Pittsbgh at San Dgo, night Chicago at San Fran, night pk~ I , V -M h 11 Maritcailcif 360 final appearance tonight before squaring off against each other next Tuesda y In the opening game of the city championships. Chase & Co., Little National League champion, plays second pla ce Ranroaders at S p ':i. at Fort Mellon Park. Little American Leag ue pennant winner Flagshi p Bank of Seminole olays that lea gue's second place team, George's, In a 7 p.m. contest , also at Fort Mellon Park. Chase & Co. and Flagshi p Bank both have 17-2 records going into today's makeup games. No games were played In Sanford Tuesday. Two games are on tap tonight In the Sanford Junior League. Moose will try to clinch a tie for the second half title when it plays Rotary at 5 p.m. today at Chase Park, 4I1 - M. S . frame. Then the fun began, as Whlgham held on for dear life. thought was best Then Campbell asked Los Moss, who had managed the club for The Helicopters threatened in the fourth, fifth and sixth Inonly 53 games, to come in and see him. Before being named nings. Detroit manager, the down-home, 54-year-old Moss had worked Cooper downed Cardinal diligently and faithfully In the Tigers' farm system Industries, 23-1, as Rick Grant The club's pitching hadn't conic along the way Campbell had went 4-for-4 and John Boggs hoped lt would. lie was concerned about the lack of progress of the homered. Stromberg crushed young pitchers and wasn't thrilled over the way the Tigers were Howa rd 's Mobil, 11-1, as Bruce running the bases either. Drummond and Jim McDonald "I feel I have to make a change." lie gave it straight to Moss hit home runs. from the beginning without beating around the bush WHIGHAM "I have a chance to get Sparky Anderson right now and If I wait HELICOPTER A1 3R11 Tucker AS41 RI much longer, I could lose the opportunity," Campbell went Oil StowdesimIrs 368 Frank ISO "You know th ere's a job for you in the organization If you care to Farrell 3 2 2 Spake 20I stay with us. Galloway III OIt,sn 2II Cooper I III Simpson I II Moss said he'd think it over a while. : : "I appreciate the opportunity you gave me," Moss told Camp: be)!. "I'm sorry It didn't work out better but you have to do what : CI.m.tItI I $5 Small 30 S you think you have to do." Moss did not do that bud a job. He left the Tigers with 27 vIe. :: torIes and 26 losses, one game over .500, winners of 11 of their last AAA COOPER CARDINALS Al U N 16 games. But he also left them In fifth place, eight games back In AS R H Martin Anderson32 the American League East and that's what did him In as much as : 221 csiidamboo 24: anything else. Chest 2 55 Cavsi7au* I 'ti vsly There won't be any great change In the Detroit coaches. Not this Mal"ll season, anyway. Next year, Anderson undoubtedly will bring in 26I : 0. Uverly 155 I.00 III Irown his own coaches. :: Among those who were happy over the Tigers naming him their II I I Totals 28th manager was Bi lly Ma rt in. That was because Anderson had RIds 4I 1 been reported in line for the Yankees' managership next year. There really was no substance to such reports, according to Totals 31, HOWARD George Stelnbrcnner, who should know. But there were at least STROMIIIG A11111•H, AS III H the National League clubs who were very much interested In 212 Ivaiss 25 I Wastbreelt Anderson, and that, as much as anything else, Is what prompted Campbell to move with the swiftness he did. 2II McDoossid I I I Millift I Purvis 1 0 0 ZubOr I 0 0 Marlow 3 0 0 Andrlamo Duke :: I 0 0 Bradley 24 3 3 Total, 30 1 Fetzer,the Tigers' owner, to tell him what he was doing, and John Fetzer, who rarely interferes, told Campbell to do whatever he Undergo Final Tuneup 0 =~' Runaway victories might have been the order of the night Tuesday for Cooper AAA Transportation and StrombergCarlson, but there was nothing any about Whigham FUrniture's 54 win over Orlando Helicopters In the Sanford Metro Softball League. Whigham rallied from a 4-1 deficit with a four-run burst in the third inning as Willie Wall tripled for the big hit of the Drummool 2I0 4 0 0 Thayer AS N H ° ' - . - arri Holds SIMS I Morals Gordon Lynch Kucharski Totals Ill 001 I-S Royal AMC lOS 000 '-4 Rotary V.F W Post 5405 Don's Shoes AUTO SERVICE CENTER . : III 7'_ f' 4J. Al N H Lorent ig f MCKOCISnI : 3 0 ROTARY 5NH Magnolia Service Co., 7-1. Bronco playoffs begin tonight at the Five Points complex, with Barnett Bank facing H&D Realty at 6 p.m. and Galaxy Carpets taking on D&J Equipment at 8:30. The fourway affair is double-elimination and losers play Thursday at 6 and winners meet the same night at 8:30. I: : 33 4 4 goiftlate I 0 0 Itownsarl I Lee AMC Jenk 0 0 CUrd Lancaster : : qL4_. -_ Cox Mil ?IS Pirates Reds Vs/in Eighth Game 3 Aprai Olano 12 60 5 40 540 2 Eqana Sarduy 00 4 00 6Mutilla Arreta 0 (23) 35.40; p (3-2 ) $9.70. T (3-24) 471.00 Ninth Game 8 Oscar 9 60 500 3 70 Gondra 1 10 3.80 6 Echanz 1 00 0(1-1)50 40, P (I- 1) T (I-I 4) 312.40 Tenth Game 6 Gash Olano 16 40 5 10 1 60 I Ramon Rodolfø 4 20 1 70 Eqna WaIf 0 (1-413710; P (4-I) 161 10: T (4-I 8) 04140. Eleventh Game 1 Iran Fernan II 70 610 3 20 S Sanhu Pec ins 1? 10 4 8 Doming Olno Ii 80 0 (1-S) 33.20; p (I-i) 14420; T (1S. Si 117 10 Twelfth Game 6 Apra it Gondra 10 30 580 2 60 7 Said Paco 00 s 60 S Ism Gorm S 60 0 (67) 123.00; P (67) 273 30, T (6 '5) 2151.10 --- - PIRATES AS N H an .1 :: too Totals Prom Kerr Gastl@y ' ROYAL OS DONS SHOES A0311 H AS RH V.F.W ' eco 6-5 triumph over VFW Post 5405. Bill Lang had a key double and Tim Greene and Dwayne Johnson had a pair of hits each to spark Rotary past Royal AMC Jeep, 5-3. In a Mustang game, Smith off knocked Insurance of the Pony playoff Tuesday night in the Seminole Pony Baseball League. Kevin Wick came on to pitch for Don's Shoes with the bases loaded and none out in the seventh inning and preserved a ,. . , . Smith Cochran r contract Tuesday calling for an Don's Shoes and Rotary drew j'" PIRATES e Shoes, Rotary s first blood in the opening round Emerson Totals a The Reds won live division disenchantment with the way the Tigers responded to Moss - titles and four NI. pennants especially the young pitchers - 1970, 1972, 1975 and 1976 - the rather than any one specific latter two culminating in World item. Series' triumphs. His 863-586 And, too, there was the record at Cincinnati represents availability of Anderson. a .596 winning percentage. early-season problems and run off an 11-5 record. However, Campbell said he was "not satisfied with the progress" of the American League East's fifth-place team and indicated it was a general estimated $125,000 annually to : : : :r i National League East W L Pct. CiS Louis 32 77 593 -ontreal 31 22 585 hiPs 32 77 542 ttsbrgh 28 26 519 hicago 25 29 463 7 ew York 23 32 118 I 2 West W I Pct. C ouston 36 77 571 lin , ci 33 27 .550 1 $an Fran 30 31 .197 5 Los Ang 29 31 460 7 San Diego 28 35 UI 8 Atlanta 72 37 .373 17 Tuesday's Results New York 12, Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4, Houston 0 San Diego 6. PittSburgh 3 Los Angeles 9, St. Louis 3 San Francisco 7, Chicago 2 Today's Games (All Times EDT) Atlanta (Matula 3 1) t tontreal 53), (Rogers 7. 35 I M. Cincinnati (LaCoss 7-0) at ew York (Hausman 00), 8:05 .: SC C 's try and duplicate his National In the bottom of the seventh, League success. Larry Bargiero was hit by a Best In 1 979 lie will take two days to clean pitch and then was advanced to up his business affairs in Eddie Hodges, national JuCo third base. California before taking cornScott L'Heureux then drilled track champion in the indoor wand of the Tigers Thursday, a single to left to drive in the half mile, was named the year's when Detroit hosts Seattle. most outstanding athlete at winning run. Bolton picked up 'If Sparky hadn't been Seminole Community College. the victory. for the available, I wouldn't have Hodges. bound The Reds ended the season was made the change," Presidentwith Bolton University of Georgia, with a 16.1 record and Blanchfield each having 8-2 voted the most valuable per- General Manager Jim Campformer at the National Indoor belt of the Tigers admitted less records. Track & Field Championships. than two hours alter giving the FLAGSHIP SANK BRAUN u . . to iviOSS .. Oils) ii i. haLt oilS games into honors. includea all-state Al N H AS N H the season. and all-American for the last Although Moss record was a two seasons. 4 i i Phlbk , , nO 4 0 I Bolton 300 modest 27-26 Detroit seemingly national r rd b ''' 3$I Belisle had righted itself alter sonic the half mile is 1:49.4. O:ird S m ith T -- jn cup in drive in two runs and then Torn Perkins singled to tie the score 34. J d Soarkv -. Wr .! alor Braun Evening - A a u1 • 1 - �i?-L ciling Herald, Sanford, L Wednesday, June 13, 1979 ---.•. WO RLD - IN BRIEF President, Senate Nears Showdown On Rhodesia c t the Senate has defeated a plan tui Litwg trade sanctions against :bab Rhode sia , triggeruig a issib!e veto showdown '.th lesidiiL Carter over his pelic on the breakaway British uolon l)e.ptte an 11th-hour Capitol 11111 appearance by Svk-rctarN, of Slate Cyrus Vance, senators '.uted 5241 tihi. r'foce even to consider a face- - .avtuig itions plan offered as an amendment to the 1980 m ilitary procurement authorization bill. cptettd to be questioned on the issue at a State I lcp.irtu rnt 110% !S uiference today 111 iii J•iiti.iilj'ug mi'evtmg Iuo:l_, -, ii !'!' ' Commissioners acte(l on a variety of sul)J(sts ramigumu from a ionuig request to permit operation of a school tot children with learning disabilities to appointing persomis to advisory board.s. And it gave iti official approval to count) staff to go forward with preparations to acquire nc voting machines to switch the method of voting in I lie count> to the new and modern punch card system, In Tuesday's action commissioners: - Appointed Larry .Johnson, Scott Burns and Wllmtem' Sprines Councilman Wilfred Arnold Jr. to the dnt'rg> Advisory committee. Creation of the committee to hiamullt' energy problems in an emergency situation % ithi fuel shortages was urged by Gov. Bob (;ribaumi's office. Appointed to the committee earlier v. crc Count> Pur chasing Agent JoAtui Blackmon, Melvin I )ekle, ('harks Swanson. Sheriff John Polk, Jeff flay and Robert I)inkimus. Five inure persons miiust be appointed to get tlit' comli• mnittee to full strength. Agreed officially to switch to the punch card method of voting in the county, with the first election using the new systeiii to be the March presidential preferential primary. Commissioners waived bid procedures to - .m(ui t'(lit' imiachimies, opting instead to accept proixisals Irvin thins limamlLIflil'turilig punch car systems up until Approved a special exception to the zoning ordinance to permmiit the operation of a private school for children with learning disabilities at 3221 Sand Lake Road. Th county's board of adjustment earlier denied a request ar the exception. The matter was appealed to the county commission, which overturned the denial. -- Approved it request to vacate and abandon the v.u.t 50 feet of Horseshoe Drive and approved the rezoning of a one-acre parcel near 10th Street in Chuluota from commercial to residential as requested by Roy E. and Nickit' Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Appointed to the private industry council an advisory board mandated by the federal government for the federally funded Comprehensive Employment Training Act uel':TA) W.W. Tyre, chairman of the prime sponsor advisory council; Amos Jones, executive director of Seminole ('ommmiity Action; John Daniels, a home heating oil dealer; Jimmy Lee of the United Tramisjxirtzitiomi Union, John Horvath and Tom Hunt, manager of Southermi Bell. Appointed earlier were Jim Weinberg, Sieve Peters, Bruce Johnson, Jerry Couch, Ken Hassler, Frank ilutsell, Herman Mathews and Jim Daniel. Approved payment of $317,250.90 to Standard Construction Co. for work on the Seminole County jail complex at Five Points during the month of May. Also approved was payment of $3,997.12 to Gutmann Dragash, architects, for construction administration and clerk of the works in Ma) and to Gutmann Dragash $60.50 for concrete testing. The original construction contract with Standard Construction and Associates for the jail was $4.3 million. Total paid to the contractor or value of materials purchased and stored to date is $3.29 million. I.. Rich. Delayed until July 10 at the request of attorney Bill Hutchison the hearing on the appeal of John V. Tyndall of a board of adjustment decision. The board of adju.stmnent had denied a request for a lot size variance from 43,560 to 28,500 square feet on Lot 3, Block 2, ('hula Vista on Snow [till Road. -Approved a specific aiiicndnicnt to the coniprehensive land use plan to permit a change in propert> use froni residential to commercial and wholesale district The property is located on the north 80 feet of the east 170 feet in MeNeils Orange Villa. The request was from the Fruehauf Corp. The hearing for an accompanying change in zoning was delayed until Jul> 24. -- Emergency Evacuation I I I JUNE 17th I DOWNTOWN SANFORD GENERALSTORES MANAGUA, Nicaragua WPIi-- The United States plans a second emergency evacuation of its citizens from [Kittle-torn Managua today and the Spanish Embassy also reu(hc(l for a massive withdrawal of its nationals. During the heavy fighting between Sandinista rebels and govcrwiient troops in the capital, hunger-crazed refugees looted stores for food. Thousands fled the city In aim exodus that recalled the panic after Managua's di sastro us 1972 earthquake. President Anastasio Sonioza, 53, said he believes his national guard i regaining control of Managua, now in its filth (lay ot insurrection as part of the guerrillas' 18-dayold "final offensive" aimed at ending the 43 years of S iiuoza family t'uk in the Central American nation of 2.4 iiiillioti. Grounding Angers Europeans . ,, 6 FRUIT OF THE LOOM FRUIT OF THE LOOM UNDERWEAR BRIEFS UNDERWEAR T-SHIRTS MEN'S CASUAL SOCKS •1 U o N 5O E1 ' 3S 30 QT. FOAM isteji, Deltoija and Dëtãñd. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson of Osteen; brother, James K. Gibson, Osteen; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Elzie Smith of Lynchburg, Temi, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richardson of Osteen, Briaon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Funeral Notices GIBSON, JOHNNIE W.Funeral services for Johnnie W. Gibson, 17, of Osteen, who died Monday in DeLand, will beet 10 am Thursday, at First Baptist Churchill Osteen with Rev. A. N.' Pruitt officiating. Burial in Osteen Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home- PA In charge. fAAI Fb __ INSTANT SHAVE CHEST VA \ top of recipes," she added. "Some of these recipes I have had for over 15 years, and they still are some of my families favorites," Emmita cornmented .Y " GREEN BEANS, • IL It was particularly nice ' ' • ' separate rings c. chopped I clove garlic 12 tsp. salt vi 1 "Kathy and Karen have both been cooking since they were • 4. dil pickles L tsp. oregano L1 tsp. ground rosemary 4 slices bacon, cooked, ' • crtunbled 2-3rd c. salad od 1-3rd c vinegar ¼ \,. 7p' , • $ 2 EA. Cut in the butter with a pastry onion, green pepper SOURCHICKEN 1 till. Russian wg I env. Lipton onion soup nux I tsp. lemon juice 1 2 c. preserves ipineapple, apricot ur peach) . Methodist Church, Tavares with Rev. flamon Scott officiating. Burial in Oak'vn Memorial Park, Sanford. Friends may call at Steverson Funeral Home from 3 7 p.m., today to pay respects. Steverson Funeral Home. Old Highway 411 East, Tavares, in charge. HUNT MONUMENT CO -I. 'l' PARK Ph 339 6988 OC&MOO(V Lefler-no GARDEN OF TTHE A MONTH 41 'liii' Sinli,rd Iioiii,' ol Ill Getting B ar k VVI*flj Ste, i -,y 1 -y Dc Wl'I')I CHEESE then uncover till done. Takes approximately P2 hours. 1 pkg. chopped spinach p ' . V • - -. ailsi, nt , og tilt, 'u pi:ii ;ut" P ii," • ,Iioi'ii'' tudu.. don't :tt tiiii'm i' 1 55u11t .t o' tip sci, t at hi ut hut i ., I flEAII AflP",' ui i II h , , . , the Mayfair , V%1II'K 'I'Wifl". )vai-ohl kid. bill I t1l.1 111dil %%fio through a hit h ujit hi ulitoi',,ih rio l;ithiti us ho I %. .tt ii :11.11 11f ii', u\ • It ti a'. dwiil, I 111:1, 1f. 011 -:111, uriitah,' It. 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Bronson, president of hiethumueCookniani College, Daytona Beach, who will speak on "Academic Excellence." n__p• ,, P3 1 will speak on the thetopic, "Academic l'crfortmiamice;'' Mrs. 'l'helmiui .1. l)udley , I)Irectoi of Advanced 1 I lu'. v. Inn v. iiiariit'il our Ii it,l,'mmi v.,t, I'munut Ii tiiiiil', Oiltitri 110',' uti tititti '-.itlt's \tt,'r II) iii auiil three ttiildrt'ii, tIit' n tt'tli'tl In hi •:ih iil tip tour uii.ii i .ut' We ( uii,ldii I Ii'. . o. it Itiutit 'ai'ti iiIl,,' .'.i' %%v i l..(tt,'tt to uitose iv. is from li Ii I ii ilit Friday night, at 7 p.m. on Empres 1, (if 1 for 1111.1 q I i\ )l( I., I; .\ lilly hg si iI f V r'.idio . • " No. 1 , 111,1 old - - Pecans if inely chopped) Combine softened cream meSancortl chapter of Alpha satutuis ;w i f huh M1101 to cheese and cheddar cheese. Heat ingredients till disolved, Kappa Aloha Sorority, Inc. will hi' 11,11dh,, art itui'k ,'uI till at It,( Blend well. Add rest of the stir well. Dip chicken in sauce present three prominent tltwr. I)ii,n 'n u','. v. ill h1' ingredients and chill. Shape and place in 8x12-inch baking pta .. ke rs ..ut its Aiiiiu,iI ,itS,iltit-iI into ball. Roll in nuts and serve, dish. Bake' at .150 degrees, cover a ' Scholarship slimiqutL. , I 1St luoruti 'I init nil: hi urn BAKEDSPINACII with foil the first 30-40 mins., 3 :1 i,tI \I, Illivul I licksomi, 215 1%. l2th St.. has been '.rlittt'iI h (lit' hhihi'mi ( iiPu' of (Ill. I.alh'lI ('1111) of Sanford fill' the (.am'deti of tI,t .'StOhIth I atil. X 1 1iii!' Ii' \l' ( F. lamm:ikrr. cit'ult' chi.iirmi,,llI. (hit'amI is a pm'til listoti of ii,lor itici ill !iii hIicI'.iimi f ill photo ) and his w lit' do their 4) 11 Institutional l)evelupiiiciit Program of Valencia Comic •4oz. •• 5' it(t , 4% FABRIC AND LABOR SELECT FROM "'5'.. '5 -. •' '. , I I- AV E •rk ' - DEAR AImY: A rea der asks, with oil and next 4 ''how tb I get back with No. I.'' ingredients in covered Jar, here's how I did it My wife arid shake well. Pour over beans. I had bt'ii lion't'j for three . FLEMI No, WILLIAM 0 (HAP)- Funeral services for William G.Hap Fleming, .oi 7 Blanton Lane, Taveres, who dd Monday. will be ThurSday at 2 P.M. at First United ' Filling: blender or 2 knives until the Refrigerate several hours ''With a brother and sister mmitnith. heat 26 large mnarshuiiallows mixture resembles and their families living in this fine before serving. Serve sprinkled I imussed her like rrai so I with bacon. (May be served area, we have many get- ii CU)S mmiiniatures) and -I f crumbs. Transfer to a lightly sent flowers v. itli a note, i togethers and get to cook our cup milk in double boiler until greased 9x9x2 baking pan and hot). iniss Baby. IA),'e AHemi > (A)Q AU VIN favorites, as well as our native Iiiiirshmnu I lows dissolved. press firmly against the bottom Site phoned to thank miii intl Puerto Rican dishes. One of the Remove and cool. Add 1' oz. and sides. Arrange well. 4tbsp. butter asked ill wanted to stop by that asked 112 menthe and oz. drained peach (apple) slices 4 tbsp. salad oil most popular desserts in Puerto crerne de I went. We talked and 2 chickens Rico is Flan de Queso," creme de cocoa (white or evenly over the bottom. Stir cried and hugged and kissed brown. Mix well and cool until hall cup of sugar and cinnamon 'i e'. flour Emmita said. 'Iliemi I asked ill could spend the it starts to congeal. together and sprinkle over the 2-3rd c. burgundy wine FIAN DEQUES() night. She said, "Not tonight, I Add 1 cup heavy cream fruit. Bake in 400 degree oven "-i c.chicken stock (Spanish Cheesecakeb have a headache." We both (intl v fltI)I)t(i Pour into crust and for 15 minutes. 1 8-oz. can sliced niushronrns First, combine 1 cup sugar i Ilaugh bteau.s, th ii '.'. '. Beat egg yolks, blend ui sour tlip with a few 5PuhI I can siii liLr"Ufll0II%, private and ½ cup water. Bring them to juke between drained 1ii1until golden In color.Pour chocolate erwubs. Refrigerate erelun. Spoon over the partially We uttnittted that we still several hours or overnight baked kuchen and continue 2 tbsp. chopped parsley Immediately into a loaf pan. loved each other, and decided to baking for 20 (preferably). mnins. or until Dash thyme' & marjoram $econd combine 2 pkgs. try again. It's been 14 years anti goløen brown. Serve warm or Salt & pepper to taste Cream cheese (8 oz. ); 1 can PEACH CREAM we're still in love. chilled. Heat butter and oil in skillet. Eagle Brank milk' 1 cup milk' KUCIIEN L.A. LOVE STORY SPICEDTEA Brown dik'ken, Transfer to te 1 cup war 7 eggs. Mix 2 c. sifted flour DEAR ABI3Y: I married the 12 c. instant tea 1* c. sugar casserole. Add flour to drip- ballle everything In 'the blender and tine tutu's! Slit' 1 I pkg. lemonade mixture pings in skillet, blend. Add had two husbands in between pour into a loaf pan. Set in pan 4 tsp. baking powder I tsp. cinamnon powder wine, stock, liquid froni marriages and I had three of water. Bake at 350 degrees, 1 1 tsp. salt I ;e cup butter I tsp. ground cloves mushrooms. Cook, stirring until wives. hour or until knife inserted 1 12 c. Tang thickened. Add remaining comes out clean. Cool in I can (No. 212) peach slices The only ones who caine out Mix all together. Serve 1 tbsp. ingredients, pour over chicken. ahead were the Iassst'rs. 'lake refrigerator until firizi (or apples) or tsp. per cup with hot water. Cover, bake at 350 degrees GRASSHOPPER PIE 12 C. sugar Makes 30 servings, about 1 hour. If sauce thickens, Crust: 1 tsp. cinnamon PARTY CHEESE BALL add more wine. Crush 22 chocolate Hvdrox or 2 egg yolks 2 8-oz. cream cheese May be made a day ahead Oreo cookies (not the cream I cup dairy shredded sharp cheddar and reheated. center) the.Add 2tbs sour cup sugar, 2 butter. Press in 10-inch pie baking powder and salt cheese QUICK SWF.E I AND 1 tbsp. each chopped pimento, plate and refrigerate. Save together in a bowl. CUSTOM I SMV S. OIr ..% Combine Emmita Sclimit prepares Coq Au Vin Decorating 1L i " ,, - Combine first 3 ingredients in bowl. Mash garlic in salt. . *Regular and Powder _ '; Love . 12 tsp. basil leaves lloz. ! . _______ I. ITALIA!'O 2 pkgs. 10-oz.j frozen green beans, cooked, drained I sin, red n, sliced, , pp Emmita's 18-year-old daughter, Kathy, and her 14. year-old daughter, Karen, share part of the cooking load. PHILIPS RIGHT.GUARD . -.-.''" at 350 for 45-50 minutes or until t hard. If desire mins before removing from ANTI-PERSpIRANr ' 0 Molded in handles 1 sauce 1'AT COL Cook spinach as directed on package. Combine all other ingredients, then add cooked drained spinach Stir well Plate in a baking dish and bake 0.4 would bring a dish from our crumbs for top. GILLErIE r Pepper & salt to taste Mozzarella dieese home country, or one of our favorite recipes, then exchange A AREA DEATHS tage cheese ' F • tg c. milk I 8-oz. carton of low fat cot- . eAmorted styles and colors " 2 eggs Born and raised in PueAo Rico, ~Emmita and tier husband, are so many cooks in the house because in addition to her husband, Emmita has a 20year-old son, David, and a 10. year-old son, Mike. • • $ HEIIWT, Lebanon (UI!) - Iraq accused Ayatollah lluhollah Khonucim's regime of "following the shah's footsteps" and demanded Iran return to Arab sovereignty three tiny island. controlling the world's most vItal waterway. lteilccting the deterioration of relations between the two countries Iran today protested the house arrest of Iraq's Shlite Moslem leader, who Is close to Khomeini. The state-run Iraqi newspaper Al Thawra Tuesday said that "while the Arabs rejoiced when the Iranian revolution succeeded, there are increasing signs now that the new leaders are following the shah's footsteps and maintaining their policeman's role in the region." JOHNNIE GIBSON Johnnie W. Gibson, 17, of Osteen, died Monday In DeLand from drowning. Born in Orlando, he lived in Osteen for H years. Employed parttlmc at the Winn-Dime Slore In Sanford, he was a nieniber of the First Baptist Church of Osteen and attended whoolz ma I By MARSHA WAIT when Kathy started Looking, I was working fulltime," Emmita said. It may be a good titing there • Slightl> irregular • Some I(K)' 1)ttOh1 other cotton and polyester blends blends Iraq Blasts Khomeini arrangements. light irreguikirs • 1'it'it .ii,il ohi(k iii a%ur(eiI colors . 0 Herald Correspondent Ilecipe swapping has become because KNIT TOPS KNIT SLACKS \SHIRTS STUAFIJOUIIG, France UP!) Disgruntled European and Asian eMI aviation authorities want fast U.S. cooperation in drawing up tough new maintenance rules for the 1)C-10 aircraft so they can get their grounded fleets by next week. 'flwre was much grumbling among members of the 21nation European Civil Aviation Conference Tuesday about the Federal Aviation Administration's decision to ground the McDonnell Douglas wide-body plane. "Irresponsible and frivolous," complained Air New Zealand's chief executive officer, Morrison Davis, who threatened to sue the FAA. Japan also spoke of going to court and France led 13 other nations in a call for finmediate authorization to allow the planes to start flying again. William G. tihipi Fleming, 2, o173 Blanton Lane, Tavares, died Monday. A native of Cordele, Ga. he had lived in Tavares for the past 20 years coming from Sanford. Prior to moving to Tavares he had lived in Sanford for over 25 years and owned and operated the FordLincoln-Mercury dealership here. He was a member'of the First United Methodist Church of Tavares, a WWI veteran, a member of Mmiericwi Legion Post 76, Tavares and retired President and chairman of the board of the Bank of Tavares . Mr. Fleming and his wife, Anabel At, who died May 20, were parents of the late Hill Fleming, former Seminole High School coach whose portrait and memorial plaque hang In the school gymnasiwn. He is survived by one cousin, Miss Leetly Hogan, Tavares. Steverson Funeral Home, Tavares, Is in charge of MEN S SPORT AND DRESS . First qualih and slight irregulars Fancies and Mdids •( 'oltnii and txtIScslt'r I MEN'S MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE . I 9:00 TO 5:30 Satisfaction Guaranteed I WILLIAM FLEMING 205 E. I ST STREET OPEN iiiiiiiiiiil said. "During many of the wives functions, each of us Dayl • ' 'Retired' Air Force Wife Share,ilillis Rec ipes AS I bb y Jerry, spent 2o years inthe Air Force, traveling extensively. "AS most military wives will attest, recipe swapping is a hobby in the service, Emmita REMEMBER Father's Wednesday, June 13, 1979-1B JCook Of The Week Cyclist Pedals Into History FOLKESTONE, I.. Ijnd U I! -- lrvan Allen, the 3 owig taliforiiva c list v. ho pedaled his way into the liis1ur books with the lust man-powered flight across the Eriilish Channel, v. cut back again the easy wa - by hovercraft. The 40-minute journey back was the anticlimax to TUCMLir s tple flight to France, when Allen huffed and puffed ho. wa 22 uiilis across the English Channel in the (ossiil;lncr Albatross, a scratch-built plane kept airborne by iuothuu muuore than leg-pov. er. The thin, bespectacled biologist almost ditched about lIalIw;13 across but found second strength to struggle a fey crucial feet higher to escape the waves and the turbulent air curl ents at sea level OURSELVES I Action Abounds In 1 1-Hour Session WA SHE R COMBINATIONS COMBINATIiONS Ilk F- SUAVE SHAMPOO CLEAN HAIR,, DANDRUFF, BABY, BALSAM YOUR CHOICE r5O 0 21 DISPOSABLE BIC (Tio - SHAVERS J • Package of 4 $ 0F Old Spio ce , AFTER SHAVE LOTION j/ \ As lo*.is $5 1 The public may purchase dinner tickets which include it donation to the fund for $8 from any sorority member or call 323-1985 or 322-3458 for resur- 3 width pain 89 iong impress Sohn - our best soiling 48 2-ply luxury satin Average angle window INCLUDES FABRIC, TAILORING. MEASURED AND INSTALLED ON YOUR ROD PROFESSIONAL DECORATING SERVICE IN YOUR HOME. NO CHARGE. NO OBLIGATION. ONE GROUP Dress. & .4/s 01. CALL 322.3315 Casuals 01 322.1642 h!!1.. EVERYDAY IS DOLLAR DAY AT -DOLLAR GENERAL STORES PHILIPS - Jane and Wally Philips AO Mr. and Mrs. Robert Iutti of Lawrenceville, Ga., announ"e the birth of a 9 pound, 8 ounce son, James Richard, on June 2. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buck of Sanford. Mrs. Buck was in Atlanta to welcome her grandson. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bert n,1g1t's .. SHOE STORE Demciting Den IN BUSINESS SINCE 1951 319 West 13th St. Sanford IV Birth I 208 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD i PH. 322.0204 - - .'''- - ,\.._ - - Lath of Chicago. •' . .- . ',. ..,.,,-. ..'-' -'••--'--.-•--'- ' ... I., '• __ ',' • ........... i','- �BLONDI 213—Evenlng Herald Sanford FL E Wednesday, June 13, 1979 by 1 &JO< ILL T YOUR NAME IN T.1) cJNNL\ YNA' 3A c3000 CAUSE') ( LI S 5HOV \........... Chic FOR SUCKS ..J) IJ I'LL KEEP 'iV(.IR ) HOBO JOURNAL I oars 56 Belonging to the 57 German 15 Now York City negative stadium 'N t, rdmn9(2 13 Compass point 41 NO, SIR. T. JUST PIPN'T YOLI KNOW? JOIN THE BOUGHT THESE AT THE ES5 IT IS THE MILITARY LOOK IS IN! WHERE PIP YOU ____ 1 IDED _____ SHOP I.I ______ 2 Eight 1Sp.) 23 Small bird 3 Bite 26 Kick out 31 Wholes 4 Australian ani. mal 33 Cooled lava 5 Winds 6 Concerning (2 fl" R r : I where EIRI May UI room? particle 9— . 1 .. . jj1, Give To improvement in your acne You can also help to clean the because of either. Ultraviolet skin by cleansing it with alcohol light or simply suntanning sponges. Alcohol well in the natural sun with oils and enables you sometimes helps improve acne. wash them off easily, — ,' mixes A Man 1' I yourself _(. UJ4 THE BORN LOSER W5 NEVER ...IT LA%5 1W WF4OL. V.IIM&. W)MPlT WHEW '(01) TAY&II of MR.. p M 16 ———— I 23 24 o / 0 0 25 I flL 35 0 21 22 26 31 01 19 — — _____________ — — — ' 17 — — Of course you'd need to take DEAR DR. LAMB — My the usual precaustions to avoid friend was told she has pan. damaging your skin as from cytopenla which occurred as a sunburn result of a new medicine she took for arthritis. She's also I'm sending you The Health been running a temperature for a week, apparently with an Letter number 8-2, Acne Treated, to give you some infection caused by the in. general Information and jections of the new drug. She's guidelines on what causes the been hospitalized for six weeks problem and what can be done and her symptoms are so like about it. Other readers who leukemia, but the doctor says — ——— I I I — — — — — 27 32 33 34 ___________________________ 38 37 — — — jj 15 by Art Sansom ' — — iT 5 — — — — 42 4 by ARCHIE T WHAT 2 WHERE'S THEC MAYBE ROJNIE I HAVE SOME LIPSTICK, HAS SOME PERFUME, EYELINER,ANPI YOU MEAN THOSE HOW CAN WE FISH WITHOUT STUFF IN ICKY WORMS BAIT OF BAIT'? I THREW THEM A MIRROR! TERRIFIC HER PURSE WE CAN OU T OF! AWAY! F Bob Montana 48 52 1 44 —— r ___________ r " paper, in formation of Radio City Station, New York, different types of blood cells, 54 N.Y. 0019 . both red cells and white ' As The Health Letter I'm It's usually the result of some 57 sending you points out, the depression in bone marrow problem is caused by excessive production. Such problems do own occur as complications of some oily secretions from — — — — — — _t sldn. One goal ln treatment lsto medicines. decrease the oily secretions. It In the absence of adequate follows that you do not want to amounts of white blood cells to add any olly material to your protect against infections, it's skin. I don't know what kind Of easy for a person to develop an cleanser you're using, but If it and the Infections are contains oils in it, you don't harder to treat. BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL want to use it If this Is simply a reaction to Likewise, you wouldn't want the medicine that yoi r friend For Thursday, June 14 1979 to usesoapsthatareadvertised has received the likelihood is as containing oils either. This that with the good medical YOURBIRTMAY behave timidly. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) includes some brands of bar supervision she's obtaining she June14,IM P recover. You can keep a firm handle on soap. g You 11 have many op. all situations today if you count portunitles to broaden your to 10 first and don't low your horizons this coming year terri v.126.4aws 'xk1Lm4 1:9 which will give you added self-- betng on your lude. oo"fi't *fl4 wIds ssunzm;is (Nov. chances for success. JP 21) Work in harmony with GEMIM (May 21-June 20) people, not against than today. normal opening bid. 6-13 "My three clubs showed You're not in the mood today to Co-workers will come up to NORTH majors and Peter Weichsell, #K sit icily by while someone tries Your expectations if you give who showed me no merc~, V Q J 10 3 2 to impose his ideas on others them haU a chance. Blackwooded to seven 0 A3 Chances are youll have a few CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.jan. hearts. Of course, Peter was AK1087 well-chcen words to say to this 19) It's your choice today entitled to think that I might EAST w'r have a slightly more satis. Find out more of what you can either spend your time 4a 4 J74631 factory hand. But Black. Iles ahead for you in the year working for money or blowing V 9 74 V86 wood had made me the defollowing your birthday by it. You'll dolt we rig mat • KQ105 •964 clarer and he loves to make sending for your copy of Astm which coo= you take. OQJI$42 43 me suffer. Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each SOUTH AQUARIUS iJan. 20-Feb. 19) "I thought a while before to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Without being aware of it you 4 AQ1094 leading to trick two. Then I Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. make an extreme A KS played dummy's queen of 0 J872 Be sure to specify UM trumps. Next came the king on your peer group today. 5 of spades and a trump lead CANCER (June 21-July 22) Theyll remember what you do. to my ace. I next cashed my Be careful who you choose to Take care not to show thein Vulnerable: North-South ace of spades, discarding a East tell Dealer: Information to your bad sUM. club from dummy. When today. Not everyone will hold PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) West North East South East discarded a club, I was their tongue like you will. 2 NT 3• home with my lucky grand Rise above a tendency to slam. Pass 4 N' Pass s LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) The overreach to It situations Pan 5 NT Pass 60 "1 led my ten of spades very permn who should be others inAlgate. Keep control Pass 7 V f West covPan Pass and ruffed a ter helping you out today Isn't by maintaining & popitive,"U. P111122 ered with the Jack, and foi. who'll step forward. However, assured attitude. . lowed by ruffing a club with there'll be Plenty of other ARIES March 21-April 19) my king of trumps. A diaOpening lead:03 mond and a club were dLsconcerned pals to offer their Don't think you have to spend a carded on my last two assistance. lot to develop your plans today. spa des while poor West had VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) On the contrary, things you do to follow. led a diaFollow the directives of others with your brain instead of your Y Oswald Jacoby den mond ummy's ace, Ind Also Sontag today and you'll have more pocketbook prove the mod pulled West's last trump and success at getting what you successful. Alan Sontag will describe claimed. want, Your thinking could be a "'What took you so long?' this hand which he played In tApril 20-Ma.iO).. the London Times invitation asked Peter." LMRA (Sept. n-W. 23) -Thiltre are a lot of ways to tournament. Here is hill, '"EwSPAP" ENTERPRISE ASSN. 1 description: Your chiiinces of succeeft pursue objectives today that Fasts two-notrump today are very good if you are won't appear forceful tootherg. ERN. send $t to: "Win at igshowed some o Bridge care of this newspa Seek than out and there will be bold, but not brash Little will minor suit hand without POr. P.O. Box 489, Radio City be gained if you back down or no reason to be pushy. enough high cards for a Station, Now York. N.Y. 10019.) ___________ 59 — — — WE CATCH WITH THAT '? ' — ———— MERMAIDS P WHAT CAN* '' 47 43 cents with a long, stamped, self- what pancytopenia is? addressed envolope for it. Send DEAR READER — anIF request to in CCO fcytopenia merely means a — — — — 60 your ' 0 CO) HOROSCOPE infection EEK & MEEK by PARD00 ME, BUT 1IXXLD Howie Schneider CARE TO... \ I.,j(E1 ,.,_ .9 , / C% -, c PRISCILLA'S POP I CAN HARI7LY WAJT ] / LIBRARY OK' -_ WIN AT BRIDGE I \ Fredi and I still like to l serve the 'Philly' pound 4 eggs cake to our guests. The cake makes a perfect base for straw berry shortcake 2 cups sifted cake flour 1 1 7 teaspoons baking po wder or can be served with ice and -ora variety of Combine softened dessert toppings. "Butterscotch is my favorite," adds Ed. Both Ed and Fredi love to cheese, margarine, sugar and vanilla, mixing until well blended. Add eggs, inix at low speed on ', I_U) i i .,. D y I a • 1'ather's Day by Al Vermeer E THE RLP '#CULP5E TOPAYIF C PGE CF ITh ' ¶j1 IMITATE THIS ______ teaspoons vannila "Radio was great fun those days," recalls Ed, "and sometimes the commercials were almost as funn as the cornedy some of the best-loved entertainers in show business. On Sunday, June 24, he will introduce many of these performers once again In "A Summer Radio Picnic with the Kraft Family," on NBC Radio. Hosted by Ed Herlihy and routines. Of course, everything was done live then, but the beauty of radio was that the audience at home could never see what was going on, they could only imagine." One of the most popular recipes Ed recalls from cook. "F redi is the gourmet cook, while outdoor entertaining is more my style," explains Ed. •i think everything tastes better outdoors "PHIUX" POUND CAKE until mixer electric blended. Gradually add flour sifted with baking po wder, mixing at low speed until blended. Pour greased and floured 9x 5-inch loaf pan. Bake at 35 degrees, I hour and 20 minutes. Cool 5 Eddy Arnold, this nostalgic those live commercials I 8-oz. pkg. Philadelphia remove from pan. Sprinkle hour-long Special will recall some of the most was a Kraft classic recipe first developed in the 1930s. Brand cream cheese .s cup Parkay margarine with confectioners sugar, i desired. 1' cream y : pay, 11-a cups sugar good ole days" of radio. As an announcer on the Kraft Music Hall during the 1940s, Ed introduced 4 teaspoons cornstarch pound mushrooms, sliced cup sliced green onions Mix together sherry, soy Dad is fop Man on Father'ss so it's fop Round Steak dint Dads prefer on their 'big )IJIY. few. - even .. cream . - A favorite since the 1930s "Philly" Pound Cake is a versatile dessert which is still In the best of taste today. Serve with fresh fruit, ice minutes; cream or with a variety of bottled dessert Prices effective Thursday June 14 through Wednesday 79 I . chose sugar, ginger, garlic and hot to be in small saucepan. Cook rvedat the i\iuivalI.uncheons slowly 10 minutes; cool. Place steak in plastic bag, Lin New York, Chicago, Dallas, add de and tie securely. Angeles I Atlanta. ' [I]__ardon1, Committee beef, Father's favorite, w sauce •. - p1 U , .p rr Publi ''1 I - & SAVE 206, Winter Garden's Frozen Special Touch Whole .i 1 ' -1 Baby Carrots IRDS tYl I ' F zen SAVE 23$, Birds Eye's o 0 Ml)te bag SAVE loc. Winter Garden's Frozen California, Oriental or Italian k( bag 790 SAVE i8c, Winter Garden Frozen Cut . Chopped 13rocCOli 10-01. 2pkgo. 79* Leaf Spinach SAVE 20g, Birds Eye's Frozen (4 Ears or 8 Ears) .,' 89 fog SAVE 16$ Birds Eye 5 Frozen For sauce. stir remaining It cornstarch in IL'2 tablespoons brown .sugar saucepan and cook slowly until thickened, 2 minutes. L~ teaspoon ginger Serve over sliced steak I clove garlic, minced 10 servings. e teaspoon hot sauce ' - Cauliflower 10-OZ. pkg. Birds Eye's Froze' SAVE ag. mar inade bag 590 16-oz. .,r'iI Cob Corn , 79c 6 ' I test . ...i - 490 French Cut Beans 9-ox. 490 ;kg. sauce — Singleton's Frozen Batter Fried . Round Shrimp ............ .- *249 Singleton's Frozen Breaded '.4 • . . x from Remove steak 1.Uoiled to perfection. The marinade, reserving marinade, a'ecipe was specially developed and place on grill over ash*r the Awards- I.uncheons in covered coals, or on rack in kitchens of the National broiling pan so surface of meat the Live Stock and Meat Board, is 4 to 5 inches from heat. Broil at moderate temhich estimates that more than million pounds of beef will be perature to rare or medium (25 of3 to 40 minutes, depending or sprved on Father's Day. doness desired), brushing with KING DAD STEAK Ibeef top round steak, cut l* marinade and turning occasionall'. inches thick Curve in thin slices, 2 LUP sherry (I1tl) rose ~ cup soy sauce r'-marInated top round steak, . . .:, - I ' 24 I CUP salad oil L4 cup lemon juice S D -------• . I I i(i ______ U', 14. .- , - — BUGS BUNNY byStoffel&Heimdahl V NIMM! PRIC.t J '. 1 I NOW, H1599`6 ONE I CAN VtWR5TANPi 0 i') '.-. .4 tef L-r. 6.1$ eplrnsAA&1 by Bob ThaVes 6MNCP THE ONE WE10AFTER I IEVIVENCE HE AWAY! • ,• . -. ' " SIMPLP WDDaNG' WITH i.)u$P A MW FRIND$, NEEPEP! • _______ C O LOOMIS TALK H15 WAY OUT OF Th"AT' 4.' - •'m MISTER ANNA C.HECI< PRI$T5i CRIMINAL1 t_r— sr" 6/3 TUMBLEWE EDS () WANIA S E Ryan 'Ot) MEAN by T. K. M - '. 1 prwrraie SMIS AUV1 SALE IN WASHINelotJPl lOON I ES I.L --- Vw, SIN W! 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BARBECUED CHICKEN treat to your backyard barPlace chicken on grill over becued .P low coals GriU 25 mutes, b,pmemade fresh-tomato turning occasionally. During cooking it barbecue sauce brush wi sauce, , ' ____ "J AND SH NIvR WAN1S - ow timely tomatoes can be! bring to boil. Bofl gently 20 *.-When most of us are in the minutes. LOOM15 16 NO ItUR 9jIGER. eenStamps 48-ox. pug. by Stan Lee and John Romita . FRANK AND ERNEST ------ Bridgford Frozen Broad Dough . 'lI. .. . a Miniature Shrimp . confidential '.5 ...... ' . into desserts. 4 ---- "I'VE ALWAYS SEEN FASCINAT7EP BY T146 PARTICULAR PERIOPJ IN HISTORY! Says Ed, "Today my wife radio history by such stars as Bing Crosby, Charles Boyer, Jimmy Durante, Al Jolson, Groucho Marx and Mary Martin, to name a "Voice of Kraft," has been giving cooking tips to homemakers since the S('VV(' liait v King l)'id Steak. r,i' and acne. Don't expect any 0 11 hilarious performances in the face at first glance, the voice is unmistakable. Veteran an- . . 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I NAME OUT' it- 52 French service cap I Two OFF!! ACROSS Young 1 BARBECUESAUCE tablespoons corn-oil garine I cup coarsely chopped onion Publix BARBECUED SPARERIMS Place ribs bone side down on grill low Grill c down and grill about 5 min" pounds tomatoes, peeled or until nicely browned. TUITI meaty side up and grill about 20 And coarsely chopped 2 tablespOORS Worcestershire minutes longer. Brush with 1 e. sac Ing I4auce Bast occasionally, grill 1 2 teaspoons• sat . ning20 to 30 utes chili powder I teaspoon longer or until thoroughly ' I teaspoon drY mustard cooked. Before serving, brush 1,i cup dark corn syrup 2 tablespoons red wine sauce on both sides of ribil and broil 2 to 3 minutes on eacb tilde. vinegar It BARBECUED PORK CHOPS 1:~v saucepant me t. 1. in,:2u Place chops on grill over low ine(hum hea coals. Grill 30 minutes, turning utes or until tender. Add occasionally. During last 20 ore t, chili powder and sau.e, basting and turning mustard. sauc8e,° LI ' IF If I • EXTRA JWGreenStamps 0 I #Anuto MaW Friesen Pure Lemon Juko 1 1 "_-' There's a big freeze at ftblk Right now, you can stock up your freezer with months of super savings in the Publix Frozen Food Department. EXTRA J'AreenStamps Lender's Frozen Raisin 'N Honey 4. - Stirring occasionally, frequently. _1_. — _____ �46-Evenlno Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, June 13, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Say 'Cheers' Frozen Vegetables Ready When Yo u A re Chicken And Cauliflower - I . - t ith Chilled S W Rais e A Toa s t TG.- D Delicious Main Dish Partners... Just as welcome as hot - soup In summer. Rather than using an all-meat or chicken broth base, use part chicken broth and part milk products to give a cream color and con- "Chicken every Sunday" was just a few hours. They retain Frozen broccoli cuts will add margarine 2 level tablespoons flour a must 30 years ago. "A chicken maximum amounts of nutrients color and flavor to homemade . 1½ cups milk In every pot" was a campaign and when properly cooked, add chicken soup. A great meal 2 chicken bouillon cubes, promise. Today, with the cost of delightful texture, color and extender for your next tuna meat skyrocketing, chicken is flavor to many casseroles. casserole Is frozen chopped 1 I teaspoon prepared mustard still the mainstay of most defrosted and Chicken Cauliflower Skillet is spinach, t ½ 00 weekly menus. It is economical, a good example. This eye- squeezed dry. With a supply of teaspoon ha Cheddar grated sharp 1 CUj) easy to prepare and, most catching dish Is a flavorful frozen vegetables in your importantly, deliciously learns blending of frozen cauliflower, freezerandallttlelmagination, k ., 1½ cups diced cooked chicken with versatile frozen diced cooked chicken, cheese, you can create exciting new ,• 2 slices buttered as vegetables, mustard and green pepper. A meals out of old standby Paprika •'•• Hearty, satisfying casseroles crispy green salad and Iced tea recipesCook cauliflower according to can be created easily when the would round out the meal. CHICKEN AND package directions. Drain well, thickens. Blend in bouillon cornerwise Into quarters. freezer holds a selection of Keep frozen vegetables In CAULIFLOWER SKILLET saute onion and green pepper in cubes, mustard, salt and hot cooked mixture into serg nutritious frozen vegetables, mind when you prepare all of I package (10 ounces) frozen butter until soft but not cheese. Stir over low heat until dish and sprinkle lightly wltjt These plain blanched your favorite family meals. cauliflower browned. Blend in flour, cheese melts. Add chicken and paprika. Arrange toast po vegetables are harvested at Forook lima beans are a one-third cup chopped onion Gradually stir in milk. Cook, cauliflower. Heat slowly, just upright around edges of their peak and frozen within nutritious addition to chili. 2 tablespoons butter or stirring, until sauce boils and until piping hot. Cut slices casserole. Makes 4 servings. vegetable mixture after blending. Five hours will chill the soup thoroughly so it is indeed ice cold for serving on a sweltering afternoon. Green onion, basil and yogurt are compatible with watercress in another of the chilled soups so ideal for summertime eating. Here a thickened sauce is sistency to the mixture. In Icy Orange-Carrot Soup, the fruit juice points Cool up the flavor of the vegetable. Mild onion, sauteed in butter for the base, contributes a certain dimension to the carrots while nutmeg adds a gourmet touch to the soup. Use the blender for easy pUreeing after the carrots are cooked In broth and Is soup consistency; then it's ready to have yogurt stirred in for a satisfying soup. Take advantage of the chilling time needed for both of these soups either by making them the day before or at least in the cool of the morning. It will be an easy lunch or supper if you serve them in chilled bowls with crackers, then nibble on fruit or berries for dessert. ICY ORANGECARROTSOUP Yield: approx. 61(i cups juice. Half and half needs only be stirred Into the soup is in winter, so Is cool prepared for the base, after the watercress and onion are cooked in butter. The Wender will reduce both of these vegetables to the desired smaller shreds and give the soup a smooth airy carrots 1½ cups orange juice 1 cup chicken broth ½ tsp. salt 'i tsp. nutmeg ½ tsp. pepper 2 cups light cream or half and half Snipped fresh chives Saute onion in butter until tender, about S minutes. Stir in carrots, orange juice, broth and seasonings. Bring to boiling, stirring occasionally. Reduce heat; cover. Simmer until carrots are tender, about 20 minutes. Remove from heat; cool slightly. Pour one-third of soup into 3 tbsp. butter ½ cup chopped onion 4 cups thinly sliced welcome in summer. Portable Meal In Minutes... 9PMET, E BE Spinach Pasties 1 teaspoon spicy mustard This new version of the 1 teaspoon marjoram traditional cornish pastle is a ¼ teaspoon salt good economical solution to I egg white, lightly beaten busy day meals. Make the 2 packages refrigerated pastles quickly and easily with crescent rolls frozen spinach and rWrigerated In a large heated skillet cook crescent rolls. Colorful frozen spinach offers delicious flavor sausage 3 minutes over and texture all Its own while medium heat, stirring with a adding substantial amounts of fork to break up thepieces. Add onion and continue cooking Vitainin A, C, and iron. until sausage is brown. Add To prepaie,'klmply flatten the chopped spinach, mushrooms, refrigerator rolls into squares. cheese and seasoning. Continue A little water on your fingertips cooking, stirring occasionally will make shaping the dough until cheese is melted. Remove easier. Spoon on the filling and from range and let cool slightly. fold the roll el: oven. on A Preheat pastle ready meal this good couldn't be any crescent rolls together to form easier a 4-inch square. Place 1V4 cw filling on one half of the square. Fold other half over to form a SPINACH CORNISH triangle. Moisten edges with PASTEES cold water and press together to 8 ounces bulk sausage seal. Make 3 slits on the top to ½ cup finely chopped onion (1 allow steam to escape. Repeat mediwil onion) procedure seven times. Brush I can (4 ounces) mushrooms pasties with egg white and bake cttxns &ndps. drained on a greesed baking sheet in I package (10 ounces) frozen oven 15-18 minutes or until chopped spinach, thawed and golden liown. Makes 2 cups w. ftfl%4, drained ThCbIP +• 1 cup shredded sharp be wrapped In foil and reheated. Cheddar cheese - Broccoli' Quiche For your next party, your gums will thwt-r.r. spent hoUrs In the klthen preparing and fussing over this elegant Broccoli Sausage Quiche. But, you don't have to. Prepare It days before and store It in y freezer. Before the guests arrive, pop one or several quiches in the oven to warm. It's that easy. Broccoli Sausage Quiche is as easy to prepare as It it elegant. Most of the Ingredients can be foqndrlghtin Your refrigerator. Eggs., milk, cheese and from cijopped broccoli combine With pri.cooked smokey frank(utters for time-saving, economical convenience. Using frozen broccoli eliminates the dri1gery of washing, trimming and chopping Its raw counterpart. Broccoli Sausage Quiche IS peed for a weekend Liwtch. Sr'ved out on the patio or an in4óor buffet, the colorful qul,che will capture the sp6tlight. The cm1x.j,roblun You have when )pu serve Bicco11 Saunage Quiche at your next party is making sure you'll have enough to go aroiand. Ibis elegant quiche will delight your guests, and they're aura to go back for a second or even a third helping. BII0000U AND SAUSAGE QUICHE 2 packages (10 ounces each) ---r .L.. . .- -. frozen chopped broccoli 4 smok-flavoreL,!rankf Uttars (6 ounces) 6 eggs 2 cups milk 1 teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon onion powder 1½ cups grated Swiss of Gruyere cheese Pastry-lined pan: see below 1 tablespoon butter Cook broccoli in a amfl amount of boiling salted water until tender-crisp about 5 minutes; drain well. Slice frankfurters slightly on the diagonal. Beat eggs until blended and mix in milk, salt, onion powder, cheese, and broccoli. Pour into the pastry-. lined pan. Arrange sausages decoratively on top. Dot with butter. Bake at 425 degrees F. 15 minutes; reduce heat to 375 degrees F. and bake to ) minutes longer, or until set and slightly puffed. Let cool a few minutes on. rack, then remove pan skies. Cut in wedges. Make $ to 10 servIngs. 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Blend until smooth. Pour into large bowl; repeat with remaining soup. Stir in yogurt. Chill, covered, at least 5 hours. Serve in chilled bowls garnished with watercress. TUBORG GOLD GREEN STAMPS 5 00 i.p.,..4 blender container; cover. Blend until smooth. Pour Into large bowl; repeat with remaining soup. Stir in cream. Chill, covered, at least 5 hours. Serve in chilled bowls garnished with chives, C()iPO', JI ')a E Pub1ix 0,, pu,ch.•.e totaling to $551 sciwd.ag ON tobacco p'od,.cis S •I%fl bI .151.. ,ombn,0n ...Ih S S H G.e.. SI.'... ad ...IP, 4,q., mr I M onth _r F. EXTRA UD%UPut [* " Su;or Scent :r A Brunch Brightener... ( 1I• COUP0% I 1!J Wednesday, June 13, -- _•_t -- -- 00 - •-• - 0 .• -. �6B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 13, 1979 Wednesday, June 13,1979-18 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S•SS A GOOD TASTING p' ALL !TEUS AND PRICES GOOD WED., JUNE 13, ThRU TIlES., JUNE 19, 1979. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. • BRAND &'c/ &,q'i,, Produce! LB Florida Persian Limes SAVE 30C LB PG Country Stand Mushrooms S1Pf qcoufr7h/ SAVE 20C EXTRA FANCY 1B18 $199 14 Red Delicious Apples ' 9 31°° ,A SAVE 200 6 SAVE 30 0 SAVE 101 ILINCH Fresh Green Onions SAVE 161 SAVE 3Oc 0 CALIFORNIA YOUR OWNI RED BEAUTY PICK YOUR 40 0 51jpd~560. SAVE 3O ALB SWEET JUICY RED 25 SAVE 4O SAVE 201 v E&C K BAKING POTATOE S ILO 119 __ L B- C AG . 126 CT. A__I nl ASSORTED VARIETIES SAVE2O ve/1 Yp,qce/ SAVE III 46d: low Sacramento Tomato Juice 79d Salerno Ginger Snaps LB$189 BAG SAVE 30 SAVE 1K Not 3/$1 Veg All Mixed Vegetables SAVE 301 61.: ASSORTED 690 Pantry Pride Soda SAVE IOC 30.: gg Cremora Coffee Creamer SAVE IOC 160: 58'COMET CLEANSER $107 14oz 37 58d hi RAG Pringle Extra Chips I So: RAG Pringle Potato Chips I Si: RAG Pringle Country Style Chips 58 d hi 15101 PACK Pringle Potato Chips $101 $107 hi RAG Pringle Country Style Chips ——————————— HITE LOUD TOILET TISSUE ASSORTED COLORS 210 SQ. FT. 9 1 BEIGE 5oz BAR I .1so 1 I *-... Ptf aAM LB SAVE 201AL1 SAVE 201 A 0- 24a AV$ 011CR FROZEN U.S IA Grade A Cornish Hens SAVE 3OC•Ilu PU Hygrade Hot Dogs SAVE 101 Su M. LAW r FROST KOSHER I DULLS LB $188 $198 SAVE 700 A LB LB 68 2/880 SAVE 201 166: Pantry Pride Sour Cream SAVE 201 24.: US CAL COTTAGE CHEESE OR P AN TRY PRIDE SAVE 101.7 LIX PANTRY PRIDE SAVE M. 200: PRG HOT & MILD Agar Canned Ham 690 SAVE Wllu 59d Ri1ht Guard Deodorant $AVE 69' /8 9' Sesame French Rolls 2 SAVE IOC S PR PANTRY PRIDE Poppy Seeded French Rolls 2/890 HOT DOG or HAMBURGER ROLLS 4 BOLD $166 1111k: SCENTED1$C( RO INTII $1" 2/$ 1 Wondra Skin Lotion SAVE wmss NI as Curad Bandages II SAVE hz 7211?. II, UIU W WIN $122 Agree Creme Rinse SAVE 111k: 4/$ 1 Lux Bath Soap GERMAN STYLE OF YOUR CHOICE W(ISLM Cereal Keeper or Cake Saver 4/$1 Nylon Kitchen Tools PUNIC M WES STP Double Oil Filters ORZZLER 30oz Plastic Tumbler HOLDS 1 TO ISO 511(21 PNETS DEATIS RM lOoz Coffee Mugs DETERGENT VE 30C SA 'OLA' C I 32oz I BOTTLE PLUS DEPOSIT I fl LAMBRECHT PAK 12oz CAN CHRISTIAN BROTHERS 3/4 LITERS B URGUNDY, CHABLIS ONE OR ROSE SAVE 20C LITER 2501 BTL. ROSE OR WHITE SAVE'200 1.39 1.29 2.59 $3e 79 $ 3 19 20 EXPOSURE KODAK FILM Efrvtv $ 69 Lowi*e/ 110 OR 126 ME__ 594 2 $ 49 3/1 994 494 69 , r tverfprice/ N.R. BTLS. SAVE 2O l S. rj Climaguard Motor Oil COCA LA UNDRY 84oz BOX Beer In II $ 138 I AVE M l2oz FROM ANCHOR HOCKING, CRYSTAL SPICY BROWN ISOo ICED TEA 2Soz COOLER 401 PITCHER 3/s A I I SLICED 1 6 ICED TEA GLASSES 4/1 R /IIa'JI £ If P PG.98J SAVE 400 A LB 6.5 x 11.5 in. Photo Album ICRUN1 $200 Coffee Lovers Coffee Filters NUT LA LAUNDRY DETERGENT 490z BOX $1" Listerine Mouthwash I $178 . .. L eautqAidsI 7213hz lITTLE PORK_STEAKS 400 SAVE 200 Final Net Hair Spray FRESH $298 Lykes Grill Franks PORK LOIN!2*'1 S SAVE 4111hz RIES. OWNTI 10 *TAT( SAVE SAVE 4O A LB LB ___________________________________________________________ HOLLYRIDGE OR FYNE TASTE Chateau Lasalle Inglenook Wines mateus Wi nes SAVE 5O 1A 3CAN $598 Mallaw Shrimp Rolls $169 $228 Sunnyland Smoked Sausage Sliced MearBoiogria l5oz SIRLOIN STEAK _______ $ 58 1 $178 MeatLCOORTOSALAMI* SAVE 301 MEAT & BEEF 88's Vegetable Oil Spread Spiced Lunch Boneless Stew1rrg goo? L --ui's in Health & 8 CENTER CUT BEEF SAVE 'I 00 $118 Cream Cottage Cheese DunkS SAVE 101 6 PR PANTRY "IN I 680 5/880 SAVE 701160: PKG. FYNE TASTE SAVE 50 SF SAVE 40 8ecf 8ug.rirtDeli/ SAVE 301 74.: OF$1 HALF ALLON C ARTON SAVE 701 ISo: PANTRY PRIDE SLICED SAVE 701 A LI GROUND OR PIECES FRESH VALLEY U SD A CHOICE Woef Angel Food Bar Cake I 118 Piels Beier CO LD - $178 Borden American Singles $128 Merico Texas Style Biscuit Smoked Pork Hocks Y OUR CHOICE G SAVE 40 A LB SAVE 301 1601 PAG SLICED SAVE 501 6oz BiTTER FLAVORED SAVE 201 A LI 3/$ 1 •• 880 Giant Pack Chipped Meats • Onion or Kaiser Rolls 8 PACK LB HERBAL ESSENCE SAVE IOC 6 PR AUGUST POTHERS SAVE 34C $ $ 198 98d Claussen Assorted Pickles &iy'it8akerg/ • 58 CLAIROL A Onion Pull•APart Bread . • * Evert'o , p,1cel L8880 1898 Smoked Slab Bacon 0 Eve' SAvEI0ch: OWN • 880 AM - • SLICED QUARTER SAVE 30C PANTRY PRIDE ISa: 450 SAVE 27C LI1 IACIL Fyne Spred Quarter's Oleo King Size Bread SAFE GUARD SOAP SANFORD. ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 1792 & AIRPORT BLVD, 11A I"U&fr Vi*' u SAVE iKiki Pill. SAVE 341 20.: LOAF PANTRY PRIDE 1.91 —————————— P.—r- Lots Of Chicken ' • • Rest JUNE FFV TPIZZ.601 WITH THIS COUPON GOOD THRU WED, JUNE 20, 1919 16.5oz $ W ONION HAM £ CHEESE CRACKERS. WHEAT THINS. BLUE CHEF ROMAN MEAL WAFER .,, 54oz FOR DRYER LB 4/i! SPIC 'N SPAN CLEANER BOUNCE FABRIC SOFTENER $2 07 40 UNITS SAVE VI 301 65,: ASS VARIETIES Eve/tIC?)' CANS 3 zow,r~,~e.l Puritan flit Pringle Extra Chips 79 Nestle Chocolate Quick : : U0113tS B IRS 3tU 3$*ItPU3U8StI$ WSAQI S O 79I AVE 2017 LBS SAVE 18C 1701101111 Ii; POE Big H Burger Sauce CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL 690 Wisk Detergent Hunt's Ketchup SAVE 61 120: 'LIBBY'S CORN 690 Pillsbury Cake Mixes 101 21.: Little Friskies Buffet &qsIirks! SAVE 131 11541 ASSORbID IIAYQAS AVE 3/$ 1 $1 690 • S ' Hefty Lawn & Leaf Bags SAVE 701 Ph: Smoked Picnics S • 'S SAVI*ALIWATIRAIHTOILI$ BOX Low P,*/ 79 LJ Schrafft Candy • 16oz EverIa,y BOTTLE Nestea Ice Tea Mix a SAVE 1Oc IF SAVE ITC 100: SCHRAIIT SPICE BABY GUM OR SPEAR LEAVES. JUM BO JELLY ORANGE SLICES OR JELLY S!ilNGS AVE JC JO COUNT $148 SAVE 1000IAAT74u JAR 10 S ' • SUNSHINE SALTINES 8oz SAVE 201 Not I I I YOUR OWNI 0 ' L l38 Assorted Lunch Meats 30C PCX SAVE 2O S S 6t%t — SAVE PAPER PLATES 100 COUNT SAUCE )F n"1711 LB SAVE 201 t7u PILl PANTRY PilOt SLICED %XKCCM CUKES LEISUREWAY BAR=BmQUE Freshly Ground Beef Sliced Cooked Ham FRESH e5ar8eo y •S• SAVE * A LIX LIS $ OVER FRESH VALLEY ROANS SAVE 301 THI4 W?tE VAULYSu M. U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO KRAFT 50 I 8/$1 Fresh Green Peppers SAVE LB AVG. PANTRY PRIDE TEA BAGS $129 /owhvcef 150 WATERM M LB SAVE I LBS r1J %OWN1J PLUMS 0 $100 4 Ga. Sweet Potatoes ttiii.. cx qL 490 2/590 Slaw or Salad LARGE 6 AZE I FOR SAVE IOC PACKED FRESH DAILY' LARGE HEAD LB $l98 BnIs. Chuck Pot Roast Fresh Western Spare Ribs SAVE bc I - SAVE *ALI U. S S& DC(EFIES$VMLIYRIJII SAVE 301 A LI FRESH VALLEY FROZEN 3 TO S LIX New Crop Yellow Onions — Dated for Freshness 390 10/890 Sweet Juicy Nectarines SAVE 30C FRESH fl 'I 10• "7 S., SAVE 20C A LB IRISH UMUKUNJO 2CAPUZI V BEEF SUPUSIAL Ice Cream Keeper SWEISLAL BOoz Oblong Food Saver $100 $100 SUP(ISLM YOUR CHOICE FROZEN SAVE 1Oc 8esf &zqsin Fozwz Iods / 99 994 99 SAVE IR FROZEN lit MRS PALLS 0 Light Battered Fillets SAVE 151 hi FROZEN Mrs. Pauls Fish Sticks SAVE 151 Xii FROZEN Mrs. Pauls Fried Clams 994 SAVE IS( lot FROZEN Mrs. Pauls Fish Fillets SAVE 109 961 FROZEN Pantry Pride Whipped Topping SAVE SC 1441112 PR llOoz Round Food Saver PJPEISLAL Twelve Cup Bowl SUPUXLAL Beverage Saver $VUUAL Boz Measuring Cup $100 $100 3/$ 1 3/$ 1 Boston Bonnie Glazed Donuts SAVE 341 66: PANTRY PRIDE Frozen Orange Juice SAVE II1-14u IANANA OR CICAIt —COpRIT OR LEMON Pet Frozen Cream Pies SAVE loCk: CUTOR FRENCH OR Willi DEANS. cEI VEAIS.lOu CWtOWSI-I9.z foamUMAX lOu Pantry Pride Frozen Vegetables HO [J1 CANADA DRY GINGER AM-REG. OR SUGAR EREETANITIAN TREAT, HIRES OT SUR.NEG OR SUGAR FREE ONE LITER BTLS. PLUS DEPOSIT Foot FILM DEVELOPING INIARGIMUITS .. POSTERS PRINTS RIlDIS MOVIILCOPIU •'. . ONNIUK FA 490 890 3/$ 1 594 394 �,u—enIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wedne sday, June 13, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, June p3, 1979-98 - TONIGHT'S F, - : • j J'%' __' EVENING • 6:00 NEWS STUDIO SEE Explores wind-surfing, visits a beekeeper, artist Ben Stahl () and a young horse trainer (A) 6:30 . CM NBC NEWS CBS NEWS OABCNEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE (A) L4) 0 7:00 1.JTICTACDOUGH (143 MARY TYLER MOORE Mary enrolls in a night School journalism class and begins dating the instructor OG2ITHECROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 () LIARS CLUB (143 FAMILY FEUD Seminole 0 DANCE FEVER 0 $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW 2)CAROL BURNETT AND T1IENDS Guests: --"'Jim Million Gods" Ronald Eyre traeIs to Benares and Bhith THE NEWLYWED GAME WITCH The syndicate suspects Pete and Mac of rip- ... 8:00 (ft) 0 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH When Tom turns over a new leaf in leniency, the Bradford children quickly become disenchanted with their newfound freedom. (Part 2 of 2) (A) POLICE WOMAN A young @3 BIG VALLEY Jim North. a friend of Heath's. Is about to meet a girl to whom he has written to, but never seen U Kelly up to be &,.ih h. i' Li... s i PERFORMANCES "Brahms' Lieder Recital" Mezzo-soprano Christa Ludwig Is accompanied by Leonard Bernstein on piano for a perlormonce of Brahms' "Lleder" from the Tel Aviv Museum. MORNING 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER PTLCLUS 8:00 (2) EARLYDAY @3 AORONSKY AND COMPA- . 0 VEGAS Dan takes on the mob and a "retired" crime boss in his search for a large quantity of cocaine. (A) EEl THE SPIRIT OF PUNXSU. TAWNEY The reporters for the local newspaper in Punxsutawney, Pa reflect the values of rural communities. (A) 11:00 (THU) @3 KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 23@3000NEWS DICK CAVETT 11:30 Carson. Guests: Buddy Rich. __ @3 Fl 7:15-9:30 Peter Fonda PG 0 MONDAY MORNING ED SESAME STREET (A) WANDA NEVADA ___________ PG & - (lii) NEWS (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES LOS ANGELES (UP!)— IhbUits potlre(f' in -r" ruin around the world, the Olympic torch was lighted, the U.S. Mint put his medal on sale, but still there were MOR.M' f4Gic)OA ... Features Rhymes — - ..- SANFORD . . --' _____________________________________________________ were'gnade public. In Washington, the Am An ~Z Aft 6111111110 - U.S. Mint announced Tuesday it is accepting mall orders for bronze replicas of the gold medal Congress uuthorizcd for Wayne, inscribed "John Wayne, American." Although the medals may not be ready for distribution for another six months, mail orders were being taken at the Bureau of the Mint, 55 Mint Street, San Francisco, CalIf. 94175. Am A 3-inch medal sells For $8.30, while a 1 5-16th Inch replica tods $1.10. Wayne, an outspoken conservative, was politically it. 322 9212 Sonford active to although his last, * the final political act pitted him against many other conservativu. House Speaker Thomas O'Neill disclosed that Wayneauit him atelegran May 7, ,uppos.ting passage Of L.giilation to carry out the Panama Canal treaties, which many censervatives oppose. "I haven't had much tirnetothink about politics Lately," Wayne wrote—the date was five days after his Last oneration for cancer - - . - 74 5 _ we.nir .":" ... • - . • • . . _____ 'I:,.'. Petitioner, whose address is 2,2 COURT NO, 1$-504-OrI-Civ.R Hwy 17.97, P.O. Drawer 945, Fern UNITED STATES OF AMERlC.' Plaintiff, -vs- EDWARD J. Park, Florida 32730, on or be fore CAMERON, ci ux., Defendant(s),. 16th day of July, 1979, and Iii. the original with the clerk of this court NOTICE OF SALE Notic*' Is either before service on Petitioner hereby given that pursuant ta or immediately Summary thereafter; Final Decree $f otherwise a default will be entered Foreclosure entered on May 16, i against you for the relief demanded by the above entitled Court in ?W • • — , -- Communications Specialist I. High School Grad. 8. 1 yr. com munlcations exp. or completion of a communication training course. This Is a dispatcher position operating a control console. Special requirements ability to type 33 WPM. Seminole County Court House, Personnel, Sanford, Fl. by June It. Equal a 0 ' Opportunity Employer. M.F. J. 5. Steelman, Realtor ' • ERA • •. Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzlg 373.53• LET' BE HONESs , LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida license. 4.17. 323.8566. Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center. . 'ou Weren't looking for a new you woutdn't be reading .. this ad, and if we werini looking er.Iom.ons to do a Job this ad WOUldfl'tb.her.. the opportunity to earn Three to IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy. new car, see today's Classified ads for best buys. Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.100.432.1403 anytime for recorded message. - • Drivers Wanted Must have own transportation Contact Kevin at p4.3372 - — " t In the Amended Petition, above styled Cause, the undersigned WITNESS ESS my hand and the seal of United States Marshal, or one of his this court on June 11, 1979, duly authorized deputies, will sell (SEAL) lbs property situated In Semir'ele I ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. County, Florida, dscrlbed The i As Clerk of the Court W. 33 feet4incttes of Lot? and theE By: Susan E. labor 41 feel $ Inches of Lot I. Block 15 as As Deputy Clerk Shown on the vacated portion o,f Publish: Jun. 13, 20, 27, July 4, 1979 P1.1 of SANLANDO THE SUBURB I " .,, JOBS GALORE THESE ARE ONLY A FEW WE HAVE MANY MANY MORE ;... . • as: JOHN WAYNE "but I've maintained an active interest in the Panama Canal Treaties." Wayne, whose first wife was a Panamanian the second was a Mexican and the third a Peruvian explained his stand with an argument that would have fitted easily In the dialogue — — of any typical Wayne movie role: "We made a commitment to Panama and we must live up to It." From President Carter to his fellow UlOVIC from Mnerican'pollticians '"1 foreign newspaper conunentiujes, tributes to Wayne flooded forth, "In an age of few heroes, he was the genuine tide," Carter said. "He Was more than Just a hero, he was the symbol of many of the most basic qualities that made America great the best of our national character." Former California Guy, Ronald Reagan, a long, time friend of Wayne's and a fellow actor and conservative, told a Republican gathering In Media, Pa., that he and ... Wayne once discussed whether they would want to know hi advance y dying. "Duke told we he would rather know when he was going to go so he would have time to throw his were Sunday punch," said Reagan, reminding the audience of Wayne's decision,faced with clearly terminal cancer, to volunteer for experimental treatments. "He knew he ixuld help others by doing this and this was his Sunday punrh" k.iaiii&ti ajalil •' '. taxes, at ',, , FARM HELP SAW OPERATOR DRIVERS ' Attorney for Plaintiff Public Records of Seminole County, Publish: June 6, 13, 20, 27, 1979 Florida. Subject, however, to taxes, if any due, for the year 1979. and it flFL.13 appearing to the Court that the defendant(s), Sidney G. Shealy an UNITED STATES DI$TRcç Mrs. Sidney 0. Shealy, his wife, If COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT 0 married, are not Inhabitants of nor FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISI4 CASHIER & COUNTER HELP SEWING MACH. OPRS. MANAGER TRAINEE .FOR FINANCE CO. WAREHOUSE . bound Within the State of Floridaand COURT NO. lI-444-ORL.ClV.R have not voluntarily appeared UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, herein, and that personal service Plalntiff,—vs--BENJAMIN Upon tPm Is not practical because JAMES ALLEN. at theirresidlnceand whereabouts &S Defendant(s), NOTICE op unknown, It 5 ORDERED that SALE- Notice Is hereby given that SidMyG. Shealy and Mrs. Sidney G pursuant In a Final D.creeDk Shealy, his wife, If married, appear Foreclosure entered on May 14, 1979 or plead to the complaint herein by by the above — — e STOP IN & LET THE PROFESSIONALS DO .an as 12 FRENCH AVE. h at JUDGE Publish: Jung 6,13,20, 21, July l, ii, 1979 OEK.S YOUR FUTURE at i . ,. . • Sanfbrd. Gracious living from 52$ weekly. Utilities included, 500$. Oak. 3229623; 841.7883. Room For Rent With Kitchen Privileges 3210199 .isl, tc,r your lot! Will build On your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medal Inc,, Realtor 444.30)3 EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 323.2611 or 831.9993. MARKHAM WOODS RD. 3 BR, 26, country estate on 4 acres. Stable 8. pasture + cute cottage. See this today! $130,000. Raborn Do you need lots 06 house! We have an older 7', story home Extra large in good cond Lg garage Only 528,000 TEMPER AGENCY HAL COLBERT, REALTY REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 162.3653 322.1959 J 7@1_%", New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $38.000. Low down payments. WOODED COUNTY PROPERTY INCLUDING 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM S. CREEK ON PAVED ROAD. $27,500. PLACE, FENCED REAR YARD. $20,900. ApIs. for Senior Citizens. Down. very clean S. roomy. s., Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave. oesary i & 2 BR apt;. Clean,, furnishedwith utilities. $113 me., lit, last A, security. Adults only. Darwin Bruce Broker 441.4791. -_ ______ STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3fl.1l MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE -Eves $67 3655 3721939 3 BEDROOM, CARPORT, CEN TRAIL AIR & HEAT. LAKE MARY. $775 MONTH, REFER ENCES. SEIGLER REALTY. BROKER 3210440 3210702 . -. - . — —ReSOrt Property -' - Daytona Beach -Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 372.11 if no ans. (904) 232.9192. (,,, ____________ SUNSHINE STATE.. TRAIL HEAT 5. AIR, CARPET, ALL APPLIANCES, LkR!- FENCED YARD, FRUIT TREES. $30,000. POOL HOME. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. CENTRAC AIR & HEAT, CARPETED, WITH GARAGE. 131,900. Ji Lake Mary 2 OR each side. Modern equipped kitchens, w w carpet, C H&A, Large lob in residential area. ideal for 2 FANTASTIC! 2 BR, I bath mobile home on 2 wooded acres corn REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. It Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 REALTY WORLD. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 1 The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2I35' 5 French I'? 921 Sanford B REALTORS Branch Off ice OLDER 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FIREPLACE, GARAGE, IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. $32,500. 323-2222 dining, carpet, air, private patio w? car garage Lovely club house, pool 5. tennis Furn or sinfurn srLarrrvibTT'wmrr'rd9 shed, $22,500 CallBart MINT CONDITION I BR, new carpet throughout, choice set. tied neighborhood near thoping. $78.8 S . O LAKE FRONT. $ BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FIREPLACE, FULLY FURNISHED. GREAT FOR LODGE OR YEAR AROUND. OWNER WILL ASSIST financing this ipotleii 3 BR Dellona home, C H&A, w w carpet, pan. Den or DR. beautiful 1g. con. lot. All for Iuit $31,500. I BEDROOM, PANELED KIT CHEN, NEW ROOF, WRAP AROUND SCREENED PORCH, FIREPLACE ON LARGE LOT. $74,900. rRIPLEX BLOCK ON OVER SIZ ED COMMERCIAL ZONED LOT. BEING RENOVATED. $12,500. SEIGLER REALTY 7439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321.0702 Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 larold Hall Realty I Ii lv'y"Irn SI 300 ur t,,'st offer Stud u,,Ii 112 .1.101 1 ~ , t)A.VTONA AUTO AUCTICJ I ii'ili' WOSt of P,10011,1 11P,101 . will hold a Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford A v e I PubliC AUTO AUCTION every Buy & Sell, the finest used I uecelay A S,iturday all 30 It s furniture, Pe'lriq , stoves tools _..._.... I the only one m lorida You cel WE BUY ))SE[) U LIP NIT LIRE & res,'rvect price Call 904 755 A61I1I I ANC F S S,lnlord I ur 5111 for di'tails 'i f or,' Sdiy,i()s' 111 11771 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 t 75 l (ill 1199100 or 1114 W,iritt'cf Appliatie e% any condition S5,idfiers, retri,J,'r,,torc, et( is,'Iioqgs Auction lfl 7050 I lOP SALE 9711 Cti,'srIe't Caprice Estate sw I:.ceiIent OR1EN TAt RlU' WAN Ill) Orl(1itofl, P Top Pr ices P,it p I ru ' se' Stt'r 9 PdSSi'nQe'r. Used, any Condition 644 8176 low mileage ror otu, m,ilon i,ili 5 CASH S 323 8700 Paying 51 6 & up men's, & 19711 Plymouth VoIjire sport coupe wornens Class rings Also buying hy Air I'S I'll. 12.500 on wedding bands, Sterling & any Cash 3224132 - ifl mode s -------------------- --------------- ' WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES R Lego, LiC Mtg Broker 875 No io wyniore Pd , 0' liii tii,', 47-A--Mortgages Bought & Sold ' . -_ e'. ----- Altamonte 2 7483 . SO—Miscellaneous for Sale 42—Mobile - - - '11 Mobile Home Carriage Cove, Lot $55, 12x64, 3 BR, 2 baths, 55,800. 373 053$. IN 3 WHISPERING - 123 31111 ........ _________________________________________ I - Clos ing Out-- I nice bicycles. $700 S330 bicycle parts You name itWe have It Reasonable 2836 C,rov e Dr 322 O.uI BUSINESS EXPERTCE DO - IJOB 1131 ND J -k - WiL SON MAIFR I URNI T 1)141. BUY SELL TRADI .111 115 L f irsI St ' I)) 5621 Uocke'r,flpds, Arm Chair Radio. T v H r 372 3853 Air - Home Improvethent Conditioning . . - S PC OR suite new. 5239: 5 PC LR SEARS Sanford 322 I/lI new. $399. Loveseat $44 95 & up. pc dinettes, $69 95 & up. Net up; El. stove, 5.608. up; full size draperies. $10 & up Sanford Furnture Salvage. 1792 So of __________________ ---- ' Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repa ir ----- Licensed 313 0019 Code a phone, burglar alarm, conference table, typewriter. ramper trailer etc 377 8300 Lawn Maintenance AtIiances Sanford, 322 8721. - 4 — I MOWING & t ANDS(APINc, 113 .1881 I ri's' I stn,,!,' Beauty Care 373 7713 or ________________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON bor,t't'l,' t4arriett's Beauty Nook 5)91 1st St 3? 5142 Foot lockers$16 99up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sin rd Ave 7 S91 AM. . . -• Lawn Service . ' _______________________________ 11111111111 Light Hauling M1111111 I Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any Alterations, Drt'ssrnakinq Ymd D,'bris hush Appliances & M's, ' IJt5pI5, upnoustery 327 0707 50-A—Jewelry -. _________________ ON Dressmaking STOP AN D THINK A MINUTE if - -. 1)5. M 1 A.' N (. API. P•'SiII,'titi,il & commercial I?) 5541 , Lg. CEDAR CHEST Natural cedar outside 25x28x56 3723220 andscapirig Rose toji Soil 8. fill dirt. l.iwn iTi,irlI & Irs',' trimilling 3)3 2948 I MEINTZLR 111.1. w or repair, 1s'.Iky stiow,'rs our Spc( i.iIly 25 yrS IT *p 869 - (.,'n,'r % P`"111%f%, CeramiC "fl$ Storage---Bldqs Sold, delivered, installed 8. tied down Sc' display at New location on U 5 1 7 92 near Lake_________ Blvd (LOCAL) 349 5371 -- ,,.-- Handcrafted 18K gold watchband, wesotit. $800 Rptailjj' for $1,600 s Call 373 2122 tv'e*r Repairs - Exterior Cleaning I avvn mower repair at your hilime HAl' 1: ,ti'ror I urigu' 5. ',,'ninoie County only 831 7089 ,'nii>vai Roofs, W lid, ,Is'i 1.', ,'lc I ret' Cs? 339 6(465 658 8335 Painting N SALE- NEW twin size box sprngs & mattress $2395 ea pc NEW coffee table With 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of Sanford. 322 $121. Grooming & Boarding - 52—Appliances - _____________________________ — DANNY'S PAINTING Inter or F Icr Or House Painting Licensed Insured Bond ed IREE Estimat es (305) 3779440 DAVIS PAINTING Trim your house. $345 I day Sery good paint & Ret 331 S529 • ANIMAL ISAVITPI Dog & Cat boarding, b,Ithinq, clipping, flea control Pet supplies, dog houses, iflsulatt'tl, shady inside kennels. screened outside' runs, also air cond cages 322 5152 Refrigerator, Dishwasher & Electric Dryer 2413 Sanford Ave. 323 6817 Home Improvements ' ' - '' -'---- --' — Plumbing Service PINESL WALK TO BASS CAPI. Inc. REALTOR, MLS 23-5774 Day or Night mmediate occupancy. New 3 BR, 1 B block home. Walking TAL-- LAKE GEORGE. $26,700 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS, WILL DIVIDE. Seigler Realty, Broker 32) 0102 3210640 KENMORE WASHER Pans. service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES See our beautiful new BARRING 54--Garage Sales nursing home 8. downtown. $71,500, w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. iii so, or TON w lap siding &shingl,' root. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Il03OiInduDr. 3215200 VA&FHA Financing While you are out browsing at garage sales dun I 1 ass REVERSE AUCTION at 2621 S __________ F or sale by owner. 1 OR, 18, w w carpet, air 2100 block Sum merlin, Sanford. Call after 530 I & weekends. $17,500. JJ eiui. ANFORD: $21,500. 3 Bdrm., I - bath, carport, nice neigh borhood. My equity & assume low rate loan a, l? mo. 2nd mtg. negotiable. 323 6221. 2 RP, I bath house Completely r.,,vated, over sized lot. family investment. $11.500. Pt,. Owner hold mortgage. 91$ Elm $300444 3772110. - If you're in the business of buildin3 your busines. . . the use Classified Sanford Ave. or you'll miss bargains, bargains? Open at noon daily. Sat 10 S. 333 1491 t CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S . G. BALI NT & ASSOC 3778665 roncrelc work Patios, sioe walks, driveways Free' Es? -ate Call Mr I.'ylor 3220545 _________ Service Directory. _________________________ — 43—tots-Acreage -______________ LLD A .ERVICEMAr4 ..u'l: find him listed In our Business INSULATION batting, biow:ng, RACO loam, tiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices Call 3210839 or 90134708c0iect '11, 11 Ads often, 3 Duplex lofi, prime Orl location, sso,000 William Maliciowiki. REALTOR 323 7913. ALL III, UMIIiNP. PR 0141 [:Nis 14 ('pairs leaks, 1 as? Service (tic) Cd'. 373 0114 317 4601 3230697 _____________________ distance to hospital, doctor, 3227111 all S 1 S"i,iil re'p,iir work Pool irxj A In, 11h r m I r e. C *II ,11110 Oil' 11) 854) Retired Just th,,,l, if classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be an44! P.ailings Custom bull , r(in work Window quarcs, gates etc P,S,,rt,n 5 3 / 3 1861, 339 Foci Tree Service The Greesileaf Enterprise Tree service Dead w000. de'nossing & mistletoe & removing 373 1644 a. Moving Sale: Fri - Sat, 95 7125 Vale Ave. 321 0955 Grand father clock, household goods To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 of 831-9993 — 1 . . - (srI 1.0 1 .usri S. 1. ands( ape. IP.'A I IS 121 8119 Mowing Ill 0098 -- 'U - It. It. TI NP, C AR P11411.1 V I Us TO'S CAIIINI TS f Ill (14.9 ,tttt'r 5 .10 ' Central bleat & Air Cond 1,,'e Is? Call C arl ttarr is ,,t - ,' __ ti — . - -. -- L- 0*50 2 OR Mobile, awning, AC. set up in quiet adull park. No pets! 322 2861 or 373 $215 ACRES . marked gold Any con,) 618 2237 51—Household Goods - an, liii .. -. ___________________________ Beds, Dot motel box Springs & mattresses. $30 set. Sanford Auction, 12)5 S. Fr ench, & ('0. __. " .111 DEK.I4 - - 80--Autos for Sale I 68 —V'/anled to Buy -. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 327 7198 7 BEDROOM MOBILE ON TAPE COD, 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. CENTRAL AIR, CAR PETS. $39,900. 'I,'? 51-ACIOUS , UK, 21 bath, formal GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES 2 BR, fenced, many EXCELLENT professional office location; Highway 1792. Choice commercial location. See today I HOUSE WANTED. . . In Need of Repairs 3238188 Eves. * 2565 PAR( J j trench Ill 97) Sanford 323 5324 47—Real Estate Wanted pletely fenced! 5cr. porch, C H&A, w w carpet. Modern kit & washer dryer! Jus t S27,5001 - BROKER E ANONE ,U j - PINECREST. 3 BEDROOM, HUGE LIVING ROOM, CEN. flal)i,.i BPP WARRANTED Your Wish Come True for $68.000 Office space on French Ave. in a brand new bldg. (2) 600 sq ft. at $390 per unit or (1) 1200 so It avail at $180. ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. $49,500. OLDER SPANISH STYLE 2 STORY, 3 BEDROOM, It, , BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FIRE MAKE A WISH 3 BR, 2 bath t,ome in ldyllwilde' Enclosed pool & patio C H&A, w w carpet. eat In kit . 8. every feature imagi New listing on St. Johns River. See this to make your dreams come true. Entertainment room is only 21'x56' w.indoor water fall & fish pord. 3 or I BR's, swimming pool, all on canal leading to St. Johns River. 5125,000. No car neededf 2 BR, lit, w sun porch, close to everything downtown. Exc. cond. In quiet neighborhood. $27,500 . 9 N Ford Tractor 62-A--Farm Equip. S - Motor(ye It' Insurance IlL Al P Ai,E tIC Y .'1 3866 or 1?) 7 7'0 3237340 ISEAUT1FUL4I3R,7bathtiiomeon lovely shaded lot! C H&A, DR, spacious BR's, entry foyer & More' BPP WARRANTED Super Buy for 139.950! New listing-- country property, treed 2"a acres near I 4 & SR 16 3 BR,enc. porch to lull around in during these hot Summer days. A must to See. Only 153,500. . - FILL DIRTS. TOPSOIL YELL OW SAND Call Dick) u, I)) 1511)) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS equity 322 0216 NEAT 3 814, I' , bath home in nice neighborhood! Lq LR. DR. porch, Convenient to school & shopping! Super starter home! A Buy for 521.000! . RETIREES or NEWLYWEDS, 2.1 on corner lot near shopping & 78—fvtorcycIes _______________________________________ Only 132.800! 119 REALTOR ML 173.6061 or eves. 323 0517 3235124 31—Apartments Furnished ))))) catch up back payments & buy on landscaped lot! W w carpet, dining area, fenced yard 8. Much More! BPP WARRANTED. M. Unsworth Realty COOL OFF in a sparkling pool that's privacy fenced. Clean, neat, older, 2 BR. Only $25,500. 0111 _____________________________ AP RICAN VIOLETS 77 Yamaha DOPIC 750. mao The Gr,'e'nhouse 322 9141 i WPle'eIs, faring, drive shaft, 59 €v,'s,iifer 5 & .seeis,'ncis per gal 51 700 37) 0039 Losing your home 8. credit' i will ATTRACTIVE 3 BR. I bath home - washer & dryer. $39,000. - ________ -- JUST LISTED. 2 TIP. I bath home in nice country atmosphere! Range, eat in kit util shed' Perfect f or young family or retirees! LIPP WARRANTED. Just 527.500' our lot or yours. ituilo to u,t FHAVA,FHA 7358.215 MUST SELL QUICKLY. Owner going North, 3.2 w.game rm. S. Fla. rm., carpeted, drapes, Top Dollar Pad for lufl 5. uSed ,irc, trucks & heavy t'(tuprtlPflt 322 5990 liLlY JUNK CARS $10 to 550 LIII 322 1614 322 1.1.50 62—Liwn-Garden . THRU MAY 1979 INC. REALTOR 323 7832 Eve. 322 0612, 322 1587. 322 Y 17 DO IT YOURSELF. Nice wooded are, can be 2 or 6 acres for home site. Secluded but close to everything. 77—Junk Cars Removed in If OVER 17$ SALES LIKE THE "WIDE OPEN" SPACES? OU ____ REALTY WORLD. REALTY REALTY 10 acre farm land w.mobile home. Will throw In goats, chickens 8, rabbits AND tractor. Near Geneva. $3,750. trip W STENSTROM PC-AL TOP .122 4000MLS ( ci 1 BR— $189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. Of Airport Blvd. on 1797 in Sanford. Call 323 wo Mariner's Village. .iusineSs & home on Il 92 south of Deflary. I acres, more or less, 200 plus ft. Hwy frontage Suitable for garage body shop A car lot Excellent terms w owner financing $125,000 . ,*, re ou a full Pm,' dryer With (a,'Our (IiISSiiit'(IS part ,,re )yj,'(1 W.11i JOOCI huy f o r Drums. Banjos Corn plete Thomas organs, Pianos Bob Ball's Ds Cent er Inc . 7202 French Ave 122 2755 -- ('i.n"i' r .\i - HANDY MANS SPECIAL 127 Laurel Dr., Pinecrest $73,000. HURRY BATH BLOCK HOME. FAMILY 30-Apartments Unfurnished - 72—Auction .1 59 --Musical Wcrchandise 46.—Comme-'i-('roperty been reduced from builder 513,900 to $11,900 Will not last Information 8675173 2544 S. French Ave. 322- 0231 ,323-7173,322- 0779 — _________ 7435 CREEK FRONT, 3 BEDROOM, 2 .A—Ap.rfm.nfs S Duplexes for Sal. 3323-5176 FLORIDA"" "l' Assistant United States Atto.i' Attorney for Plaintiff Publish: JuneL. II. ,)n sy igns r F A pr— I slits' . is 5. At'rracaIs (,11 i fl'Il s .'.ij(t on 321 51120 iii OP - —__________________________ Brantley Schools New Home has < U1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 04, .- ' CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy, N C 28906 Sanford- Townhouse Condo, 2 BR. P, bath. C H&A Appointment only 323 6868 /A-FHA-235-Conv. Home5 Low Down Payment ____ -. " (cornerotl0lh) 11 UNITED STATES DISTRICT KENDLLL W. WHERRY THEIR PART IN PANN 1P40 above to '----- AUTO PARTS SALES . and I 0 0 0 111 r ' I -ice listing BROCHURE write' For Sale by Owner Realty, Inc. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR schools. 5)9,900. - ROBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy 17 92' Sanford F1,1 12771 KICK THE STORAGE HABIT Sell those useful no longer needed items With a Herald Classified Ad (,ill 121 '11I I or I All 9993 45-A--Gjtof State Property ..- Good terms, owner holding. BUILDER. 322.22$7. - Nice2 BR, I', B, good section, $393 me. + deposit. ABOVE ARE ONLY A PARTICAL USTING WITH SO MANY JOBS AVAILABLE. WHY BE OUT OF WORK? as ye -. AIR COND REPAIR THE the property situated In Semi, Shealy and Ms's. sidney U. neaIy, County, Florida, described as: his wIfe. If married, had been served 24 and the E 12 feel of Lot 23, BI with PlOCØ$in the State clFk,rld,,, IS.as Shown on the vacated ,t but only to the extent providedfor by of the Plat of SANLANDO THE section is TItle, s United States SUBURB BEAUTIFUL Sanford Code: Ills further ORDERED that Section, recorded in Plat B00%. any unknown heir(s), devises(s), page 46 of the Public Record; grantee(s), creditor(*) or other Seminole County, Florida, togetAir unknown parties claiming' interest with the right Of Ingress by, through, under or against the over BRENTWOOD AVENUE ap4 aforesaid person(s), Sidney SALEM STREET lyIng we Shealy and Mrs. Sidney 6. Shealy, South and adjacent to said Block, his wife, It married, and shown on the described Plat, unknown parties, shall be sen.e by subject, however, to taxes, if py PUbIiCitIon Ills further ORDERED due, for the ar 1979, pdtnic that notice of this Order be Outcry the highest and best biddor published by the United States for cas 12 o'clock noon on Marshal In a newspaper of general Tuesday, July JO, 1079 at the West circulation in Seminole j, County, door of the SemInole County. Florida, once a week for six (4) COurthouse. Sanford, Florida consecutive Ws" commencing on Dated: June 6. 1979 Wednesday, June iii, 1979. DONE and GEORGE P. GIf OSSE ORDERED at Orlando. FIOI'id.. thIs UNITED STATES MARS,j 25th day of May, $979. MIDDLE DISTRICT OF JOHN A. REED, JR FLORIDA. aay FOREMAN 1''. 5, HELPER will , • - 32410uses Unfurnished _______________________ ' ' ________ ., , as 71. acre tracts zoned agni. $1450. - For Sale by owner 3 OR, 2 bath, split plan in Uppland Park 327 3290 after 6 p in - .' — du - ,. .,. '. entitled Court In in Sanford. (305) 323.5434 days; (305) 830.8394 after I p.m. Hunt SS--Boats & Accessories ORANGE CITY S acres approximately Beautiful wooded land can be zoned for trailer Call Florida Real Estate Co of Orlando 644 5501 Reg Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave 321 0759 4 Alt His 372 76 3, 372 4889 Wonder what to do with Two' Sell One The quick. easy Want Ad way. The magic number is 322 2611 or 831 9993. range, ref. Corner lot. $35,000. 29Rootns SECRETARY LOAN SECRETARY 'RECEPTIONIST MANAGER TRAINEE 'SALES TRAINEE SALES REP. PLUMBER WELDERS DRAG LINE OPR. SERV. STATION ATTENDANTS MECHANIC LIVE IN KENNEL — the 4th day of August, 1979, and For lease-Well established restaurant, fully equipped, Seats in excess of 100. Prime location B ATEMAN REALTY 2521 PARK DR 322 211$ AFTER HOURS REALTOR 322 9284 3220648 3 BR l'.,i b, partial carpeting, Income. 834.1832 after 2 p.m. , . — in above styled Cause, theundersI,4 default thereof the Court will United States Marshal, OrOflIO? proceed to the hearing and ad. ly authlzed deputi9, udicationof thIs suit If Sidney G. A.M. Paper routes, both In Sanford, Each has $10,000 yearly •, , BEAUTIFUL, SANFORD SEC. UNITED STATES DISTRICT T ION, recorded in Plot Book 3,page COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT p 66, Public Records of Semlooje County, Florida, together with right FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION NO. 79-fl4 Ort.CIy.ft Of ifl9lU and egress over Bre,t. UNITED wood Ave. and that portIon.B& STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff,v. SIDNEY 0. SHEALY and MRS. Camp.IIo Street lying East z.of Brentwood Ave and North of and SIDNEY G. SHEALY, his wife, adjacent to said Block 15 described married, Defendant(s). ORDER above, subject, however, to FOR SERVICE v PUBLICATION if any due, for the year 1979, On motion and affidavit at public plaIntiff In the above-entitled cause for cash at 12 o'clock noon: on by Elizabeth A. Jenkins, Its Tuesday, July 10, 1979 at the West Assistant United States Attorney, an action against the defendant(s), door of the Seminole County Sidney G. Shealy and Mrs. sklneyo, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, Dated: June 4, 1979 Shealy, his wife, If married, and to GEORGE R. GROSSE enforce a lIen upon real property UNITED STATES MARSHAL situate in this District and described MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Lot 14, OF THE as follows: FLORIDA COLONNADES, 2nd Section, •. KENDELL W. WHERRY cording to the Plat thereat Assistant United Stétes Attomev EO'n Plat Book 14, page 14, as- as 24-1usiness Opportunities ,. DEK.59 — A A A -EMPLOYMENT I * , 24 HOUR 03322-928 Reduced 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 .'ir.tiqus, serluded area 547.000 Jim Beautiful Lot - Paola, cleared w some trees. 96'x120'. Only $7,000. For a career In Real Estate call — . — .5 INC. REALTORS 830.4133 or 339.4711 eves. ASSOCIATES-REAL ESTATE. Now or Exp. complete training course, Our A ssociates earn mccc because they are better trained. We're the No. 1 ERA Real Estate firm In Florida, There must' be reason why. Call John Morrison for a confl. MLII Interview. 321.0041. ' . . FORREST GREENE Exp. sewing & Industrial opera. tors, supr., Pressers, unexp.jobs 6vall. also. Apply in person Mon..Sat. 10.2. Quinn's Fashions, 4516 John Young Pk. wy.Lake Breeze. '-' Wayne Is burled, Wayne's family the seven children he had by three wives and his 21 grandchildren stood by his request to be buried quietly and privately. No details of any funeral plans .— UNDER CONVERSION TO A r ee- ' Angeles County until Tues, Thru Sat. 9 p.m, III 1 am, - •, authorities ordered the Olympic torch on the Cotjaewn, site of the 1932 games and proposed site of the 14 Olympics, to be lighted to burn in tribute S. I1 PH. 323.4080 • "., now. Computer multi listings, micro film trade program. Located off Hwy 136 across from Winter Park Telephone Office Bldg. come In & talk to us. 10 acres cleared & fenced w older 2 18x37 in ground pool 56.5,000 Price to sell fast, $68,900 Shown by appointment - Real Estate Sales people needed — '' said. Los I-4&SR,,46 Sig: Sandra J. Davis PetItioner-Husband, B & H FARMS, and that we Intend register said name with the Clerkgf,. and the Circuit Court, Seminole County, ELSIE CRUZ KNUDSEN Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Respondent.WIfe, Statutes, To-Wit: Section 865.09 AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION Florida Statutes 1957. TO: ELSIE CRUZ KNUDSEN Sig. J. Baxter Richardson s N,gIe4veni.* " J"Rithardson''W uw New York City, PeW York 1Dd(3"' Publish" June 13, 20, 27, July 4, 197 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an DE K.5$' action for dissolution of marriage has been tiled against you ana you UNITED STATUS DISTR(C") are required to serve a copy of COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT your written defenses, if any, to It on Irving B. Gussow, Attorney for FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVIS,QN Dead '' spokeswoman Bonnie Vihitaxn, "I've had a couple of people who just refuse to believe he's dead, no matter what I tell them," she -. -- -- Ext, 295 3 BR, I'., B, carport, fenced bk, CH, behind Kmart, Forest City. 135,000. VA of FHA. 2518. secretary for lawoff Ice Good Shorthand & typing, no legal eipenlence required, full time. Phone 323.1051. FiorIda,underthefIctitIousname. of were untrue, said hospital ORD—I.4 full & part time employment, Over If & high school education. Apply In person at any Handy Way Food Store. Florida in accordance with provisions of the FIctItlo Nor" Statutes, To-Wit: Section e6A.Q9 Florida Statutes 1957. LPN. Full time & part time. Appl1 In person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. $600 per week Possible. Work part time. Ex. perlenced only. Please reply Tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 644. REALTY 111110011 extras. Zoned comm 2 lots Sanford Ave. Garage apt. Reduced to $18,500. Land Sales care accepting applications for ' Shirley S. Oenbrink Publish June 13, 20, 27 8. July 4, 19Z9 N THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND DEK.56 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FICTITIOUS NAME CASE NO, 7$-25S1.CA4.F Notice is hereby given that we ,• engaged in business at Wrighpr IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: PHILLIP DUANE KNUDSEN Road, Goldenrod Seminole County,, A day after the veteran actor aiea ol cancer at age 72, callers were telephoning UCLA Medical Center, hoping the reports SANFORn TNN -. Legal Notice ________________________ W. Garnett White Peg, Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone 322-781L Sanford Master Cosmetologist Treasure Chest of Beauty 322 0580 AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning Power. For details, call 444.3079. ROBRIE'501 ; 43—Lots-Acreage_- . Longwood 2 BR duplex on lake, assumable mort Good price & terms 527.500 ON MAN FAIR GOLF COURSE This immaculate custon, built Spacious 4 BR. 2' bath, large family room, very desirable neighborhood, beautifully manicured large corner lot, CH CA, w carpet, 2 car garage, kitchen equipped, extra large closets, many cabinets, cent. vacuum system and many other . ooking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for - , Wayne ..................... 5 "V1. - those who refused to _______________________ believe that John Wayne had died. R , ',, Purchasing Agent Seminole County Courthouse Rm, 47 Sanford, Fl, 32771 I iev e _________________________ & 5:30 - ravel Agent-minimum 2 yrs. recent exp. For Interview phone 6615069 or (904) 775.8777 for aPPt. cause, to waive technicalities; or to name of $8.5 INTERIORS AW accept the bid which in Its GIFTS and that we Intend toregis,, judgement best serves the interest said name with the Clerk of tiie of the County, Circuit Court, Seminole County, Bel 7:30 CARRIE Rh ythin 0 THE 000 COUPLE EDMI8TERROGERS(R) 17() (2) (12) TODAY LMOVIELAN4'ó1 nights or days, for working: mothers. $20 for 1, 530 for 2 day week). School age Slightly.,: higher. 3225015. Som e Refus e, (23 TODAY IN FLORIDA "DIRT" — AND .7-25.. Ill 7:30.9:15 He 17835 3fl 8:30 The TERROR 10.00 BURNETT - FICTITIOUS NAME specifications available In the office Notice Is hereby given that we of t he Purchasing Agent, engaged in buslnes at 2306.A WinfW The County reserves the right to Woods Blvd, Winter Park Seminl reject any or all bids with or without County, Florida, under th flctitIçs.i., 5.00 (2)CAROL FRIENDS ____________________________________ Will keep children my home.-.... - Steak Wrappers needed to work Ir meat processing plant. Apply HI Flavor Meats. Tuskawilla Rd.. Oviedo. TERMITESARE SWARMING have an opening for an aggressive termite & pest control salesman, $800 mo, guaranteed if you qualify. Car & phone leads available. Apply Tilli ExfrmInln,. 7*7 1.1 Us.,s 17-fl, Casselberry. 331.5406. , PIOMCOWNEW5: Don't lose your credit We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor. 644.2518. ,,:18-4*1p Wanted " Publish: June 13, 1979 DC KS? @30 WEDNESDAY MORN. ING (WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING ('THU) @30 FRIDAY MORNING (FEll) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA Hu1.I?.fl 373.; Parnellj Jones © GUNSMOICE s. , . - — 0 MERV GRIFFIN THE restive Expressions 3238112 Mother will do baby sitting t . In my home day or evening .''.s infant tolyrs. 3235234 Item No, I Approximately 75$ sq. yds. of Carpet All work shall be in accord with (3111113-1331, (TUE) 4JAZA TWi. Nebom to Small infants tor working mothers or shor vacations In my home. 322.55.i. — time and place bids Will be publicly opened and read: 0 MARY TYLER MOORE ROW @30 TUESDAY MORNING LrLAZA 4:30 0 RYAN'S HOPE (MON) Q. ED (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR 'roMon.. 6:55 (I Separate sealed bids for the following item will be received at the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Room 417, Seminole County Cour. thouse, Sanford, Florida, 32771, until 10:00 A.M., June 28, 1979, at which 7:00 (23© TODAY (123 (12) TONIGHT Host: Jchnny L!IAzA "' 12:30 8:47 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS vv'%aci perience preferred, Excellent future opportunity & company benefits. Apply in person Walgreen Drug Store. 7912 f'.'-..-'. -' eedlepolnt Instruction olds ONLY, this fall. Best educational opportunity in tlL,,, area. 322.6615. nlng June 2. Sanford Early LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Assistant Manager Trainee, some merchandising & retail ex. ., Chlldcare Center. 272.s, (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WORLD OF THEE SEA © MAKE ME LAUGH SESAME STREET (A) RESTLESS 0 0 © NEWS ED SESAME STREET (R) 8:30 Unique Kindergarten for year' ______________________ L egal N otice certification preferred. 3731110. ______________ )1—Iintrtjctio,5 . ' _____________________________ @3 MIKE DOUGLAS PASSWORD PLUS @3 THE YOUNG AND (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (1) HI, NEIGHBOR ED eta area. 322.2374. Sam's Port ion First & Only child care _______________________ 6-Child Care Dental Assistant 4- 41—Houses 41—Houses OSTEEN $441000 e NEW HOME * 3 Bdrm., 2 bath, large kitchen w• dining area Fireplace in Living Room, Central H A, w carpet, garage. On large wooded lot. Many Extras. McGovern Butlders. Call 3228910 alter S P.M. DAYS INN SANFORD Meats. - - __ 41—Houses PART TIME BOOKKEEPER S days week sultry, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford Special Summer program for 6 T' yrs. old including weekt' swimming, skating, 8. movies..,, 322 6615 SANFORD EARL CHILDHOOD CENTER Saturc$ayln Sanford-Begin. 4:00 12:00 (WED) - ' @30 M'ASH (R) AFTERNOON (I) THE WILBURN BROTHERS I. —ChUd Care 3:30 -• I' ___ Black Eyed UPick Pick Tyre Farm East Celery Ave. _______________________ ______________________ OGENERALHO8PITAL ED FRENCH CHEF 11:30 (2) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD TRY (MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FEll) 9--Good Things to Eat E,roll now-school age chIldren-... for summer fun-arts, crafts,. & field trips. 3238421. _____________________ — 300 11:00 (1) (ED HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT U LAVERNEE SHIRLEY (A) LODGE ED 825 I CANNON REST HOME Complete care for the elderly. (Licensed). Beautiful private home with private or semi ___ private room. Altamonte 0 ED VI. PEOPLE (FRI) 0 CBS NEWS (2) POPI GOES THE COUN. 4- _______ 0 kl-- —.. —.IsI•••••••••I• -. ED PHOTOGMPHY HERE'S HOW(MON) ED ERICA (TUE) W DcDANUMUNY(1'HU) __t .. resulIi)) -, get . trida SURVIVAL @30 GUIDING LIGHT 10:55 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE - Noon - 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD (2) EDELECTRJCCOMPANYCR (TIJE) @3 OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) FILM FESTIVAL (THU) a ____________ ___________________________________________ 20 t121 THE DOCTORS OONEUFETOLIVE 0 WHEWI NY(MON) WORLD ' (43 TO BE ANP4OUNCED(THU) @3 EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE FiFI GARDEN "Q - I- -ft 3 Lines Minimum 4 KIT(TUE) ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY 10:30 (12) ( ALL STAR SECRETS (4) LOVE OF LIFE (MON-WED, (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 10:00 ED CONSUMER 10:00 (12 12 CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ED STUDIO SEE (R) . , __ Noon The DayBefore Publication b un THE @3 0 AS 9:55 ,,.,, MEETING OF MINDS (THU) TURNS @3 UPBEAT . ~ : 1:30 QMOVIE 1i DINAHI WIIJ1P7a' . PANY(FRI) 900 'A5'. DEADLINES ED JULIA CHILD AND COM. GOOD MORNING AMERI- 2J @3 DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS ANGELS A murdered, (A) I12 MOVIE "The Paper Chase" (C) (1974) Timothy Bottoms, Lindsay Wagner. A young law student attempts to impress a tyrannical professor while unwittingly falling In love ED TODAY ................. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon LiUI 1,111tiI l !]IIT[ilIIi!1 1 ti . HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH €DLILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) 12:37 time ('TIDE) ED TENNIS (WED) 8:30 __________________________ smooth-talking embezzler irucs ietiy S best riena Into ED NEWS (j) ( @3 fl MOVIE "Paper Moon" (1973) Ryan O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal, A small-time con artist and a not so Innocent nineyear-old join forces to bilk peopie out of money during the Depression. (A) OD GREAT al 12:00 0 NANNIX Mannix is hired to locate a missing scientist and pay him a million dollars for a chemical discovery. setting GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 11 RATES 43c a Ii 1 3 consecutive times ,..31c a Ii 7consicutivs times .....35c a Ii HOURS BURGH(MON) JTODAYINFLORIDA narcotics. or who goes to the beach to forget about her faltering career becomes involved In the problems of a group of teenagers (A) 0 CHARLIE'S 8.25 policeman Is framed by his girlfriend's father for selling (1) MOVIE "Zuma Beach" (1978) Suzanne Somers, Mark Wheeler. A once-popular sing. frustrated by Allan's designs Onthebanker'sdaughtor(R) 0 BIG VALLEY Senator Jud Robson visits the Barkiey ranch, but fears that he may be the target of an assassination attempt ED 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEP'.- IIMIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND 'tIlE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN ED PREVIN AND THE PITTS' - 800 @'J 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO OVER EASY ping them off for a million dot. tars and gives tham 24 hours to come up with the money. 322 -2611 1:00 (2)©DAYSOFOURUVES 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- (!) 8:30 @J GOOD TIMES Florida takes on the medical profes. slon when she learns the only doctor In the neighborhood is planning on moving the proc. tice to a more lucrative area. LAUGH-IN A madcap repertory company with mombets including Robin Williams and Bill Rafferty present satiric and topical humor in the sec. oridediton of this series. (A) (4) THE JEFFERSONS George's attempts to make points with a local banker are () birdcaUers. to examine the complexity and unity of Hinduism. (A) Orlando - Winter Path I I ED THE LONG SEARCH "330 ifiiipur. India, Conway, The Pointer Sisters, ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Berford Knox. (Part 2 of 2) 60 I CLASSIFIED ADS . ___ - 4 ]J IUIII$UI•IU.ii. .. TV - -. -.m44 q �36. hL 101--Evening Harold, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday June 13, 1979 - T , , - " - ODDS CHART: OF MAY 30, 1979 ODDS 108 ONE STORE 1E ! O01S 108 P40 01 4 STORE 7 STORE 8IZ5 visit v'itc VISITS 70 342,000 TO I 48 837 TO I 74.428 TO I '..1W 'A PRIZE V A, tIjP $2. 00200 100100 20000 10000 2000 1000 71sf Year, NThursday, June 14, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 - ..-.....q.. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED RESE STORES, INC. I IW OtE, 0.A, (t UIYA1D,YOLUSIA, S. CHAILOTTI. SUMPTU, MARION. I I~ BY GEOFFREY POUNDS " Infe rio r? July 18 WD BRAND USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT 7 BONE JF pumps are close to the office, Herald Staff Writer I, Area motorists angry over f - and fie says. "we keepa pretty close e)-c oil the custioniers." 40.%..g But Ruth Buerger. manager . CHUCK STEAK '?" not shown a marked increase in greatest number of offenders, :. 14T016 I I LB. LIAVO. I I BEEF LOIN BONELESS NEW YORK Strip Steaks . • $399 I J J I USDA CHOICE WHOSE BONELESS UNTRIMMED $1 79 BEEF CHUCK CENTER CUT 7 Pot Roast . • . BONE 11111 $179 I WI5TIN Guam rIU I'RUUI ROUND STEAK PORK CHOPS $21- 9 HICKORY SMOKED PORK SHOULDER ARM - PORK LOIN CENTER CUT HICKORY SWifT - ' 'SLICED BACON 141. 929 IFM I" $179 LB. ' PKO. . .' . ;I 4. .:." , . • . 4 p' ' . , , .. . 3 7 DIAPERS 6,0-CT. is Pile. GEORGIA CRACKERS '100 )JUM '12L ' ' THE MODELS surance Tracey is the nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dlckerman of 545 Sunrise Drive, Casselberry. ' reason. . per - any Her six-year-old Dotullas r a similar son into torn rein while he was in kindergarten. Douglas a speech impediment, she F goes bankrupt. State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, a Gov. Bob Graham conferred today with his staff on ----- - -; -,' ---- ----.---... teachers had COITIC to speak in ort Coberly, the principal of Longw ood Elementary Layer was instructed by said. After was et U same large group of parents and •('heN .ff1Z2cO 'io give School. p •_ ,, against corporate income -. ' , taxes, according to ft by the next board meeting, some recommendations for revising the levels tests. families in 1976-77. Toward the end of the contract pe riod the Kansas City, Mo. insurance firm stopped paying In- School Superintendent William P. Layer and Gene surance claims and checks issued by the firm to Seminole Grooms, executive director of the Seminole Education Association "strongly endorsco" the legislation. Similar legislation was ado pt ed by the Legislature 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, The 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 County clients bounced. "The legislation wo uld ha ve been a great help if it had 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 $50, to $50,000," Grooms said. Layer said toward the end of a one-year contract 01 all school employees and dependents for life and health insw-ance with Old Securities Life Insurance Company during the 1976-77 year, payment was stopped on claims and the firimi went into receivership. It was the first year the school system had coverage with the (inn. from Court Alters Death Ruling.....-. , - ' to be offset the legislation, committee, cited the problems of the Seminole School board employees as a "telling example" of the need for the legislation. Despite heavy lobbying by the Insurance industry, Hattaway said, the bill passed both houses of the legislature, The legislation would place the life 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 and beneficiaries from financial loss when Insurers became insolvent. Assesnents to health and life insurance companies are impetus 3 ------ company member of the House of Representatives insurance whether to sign into law a bill preventing losses by holders of health and life insurance policies in the state. 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 claims of individuals when an in. 9 I . ZOO a perfect place to paillt pictures of animals Superintendent of Schools William Layer said he preferred being sued for having the levels tests than for some other "Any class action suit for having an objective measurement of the fonnance of a student will not hold up in court in the land," Layer said. Th e graduating seniors who are unable to read and write are the ones who are IIITIL1 (LIe aw'cuAta, f . . suppo By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A "lox , , Herald may son .. .. 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 sue the school board, he sai d. "If you push any of these parents, they are going to bring some class action suit against you, Grooms Grah-am Confers On Bill To Protect Policy Holders CRACKIN0000 'TOWELS,,.1 ' . motorists BREAD 100 20.$ LVI. - ______ . . . , LlLAC' - ' price ilyPAMPERS " . . . - , FAMILY , , ... in YJILOW. WiliTi 0111$ OS Pulp" ... "' con . •' we sines, EXTRA AUOS lINT . . ,. their pro and views on the controversial levels tests. Gene Grooms, executive '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 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 attended Longwood Elementary School from tober, 1975 to June, 1978, ' h said ,, L)rcc SWU her son . , , . . wast ranskrrcdmtoa specia j class for students with learning disabilities and then later to a regular 'I the saiiie school ear .': '. inc DIXIE DARUP4O . t •. h me." "secret " to keep However, Nicholas is quick to ,Fmom skipping out. lie said he point out that his self-service sstars his "secret" on his hip. s' . gas ho asked later, embarrassed, and paid unidentified, said he has a A Longwood woman will 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. P Palmetto Ave., lngwood, did not '. seek afifty 'specific relief." The hearing will be at ' , 7:30 p.m., July 18 at the .. • Seminole County School . board administrative of. ' . . fic. ______ Mrs Tyree has sought to have an in v estigation conduct ed concerning the administrative practices at Longwood Elementary .4006 School. She wasn't alone in .. "her request. About 150 parents, teachers and Itti. ininistrators appeared ' before the Seminole County School Board Wednesday. Some came to offer their rt to M rs. Tyree and . speak o n other ad. pr..to by Vincent iiiinistrath'e P'''i Tracey Dickerman, a st udent at Red deemed improper. Bug Elementary School, finds the Central I' lorida Other parents aflu , , '.. annoying, 89 . Set Is Mrs. Coberly vehemently denies Mrs. Tyrees allegations: . -- IL , By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer , every now WHOLE PICNICS He aring .. . use W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROUND BOTTOM —. -. . ' now BOTTOM ____ ROUND $189 20 TO 21 LI.avO. • ........ price Increases at some stations the younger drivers who come of up to 20 cents per gallon, by in the late evening. ' according to Sgt. William "We used to get about one a Bernosky of the San ford police. dab," she said. "But we "The rate of incidence has have the 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 it. That's cut the figure pri ces 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 and then." officials report no driunatic Other gas station owners say increase In gas theft. In Dade the problem is but County, Public Safety riot worth going to court over. Department Detective John One 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 thcft "I had to go to court twice for Bob Nicholas, manager of $6 wort of gas and the county Bosron ation at ji had to pay $12 for going to way 1.-2 and Airport court. It's just a waste," said Boulevard, Sanford, thinks it IS Mark Reubin, co-owner of no a matter of IL lines, 'it 's Kendall Drive Mobil southJust a matter of honesty. , vt Miami. Surprisingly, we haven't . had any problem at all. People But l{eubin said he thinks gas are frustrated with the high skipping is becoming more of gas, but they're not Frequent even if it's not being taking it o by steeling front re po iled. 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 (111CC a mouth last year, customer skipping without he said. paying and he was a regular. Another service station $9 99 .''. -' -U 11,111_F , , '. _________ . . ' in th e past few months despite according to Mrs. Buerger, are LB. .., . __ ' , 'I the rising price of gas have of the Sanford SWIOCO Station yet turned to thievery, police near Interstate 4. saul she has say. definite l ) noticed all in The incidence of Persons crease' the number of pulling away from self-service skippers. The eas access to 14, gas pumps without paying has she Said, may be'a factor. The \.' 'i'' , not NEW YORK STRIP ----. L OCUi itaucarion Price H ikes COPYlICM4T1979 .... .. . . 91' Thefts Wane Despite Gas kay. 00130 IN ALL W.D STORES OLLOWINO COUNTIES ONLY jI .-_. 135 314 m c.nwoI SDA CHOICE WHOLE BONELESS UNTRIMMED Evening Herald—(PJSpS 48'280)—Price 15 Cents -... 101 I.ô1l,jI 7.634T01 41.129 10 I 6 301 TO I 3 IS? TO I 17,809 TO I 1 829 TO I 913 TO 1 793 8.675 TO I 1.237 TO 1 616 TO I 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 Florid.. $d.d 'us ,1 lsviVtoion Ms. is My $3 or .,4u.s oil ploywig pl.c.s been PRICES GOOD JUNE 1416 HFC .Tul i ODDS 108 s' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Justices Alan Sundberg and The Florida Supreme Court, Joseph Uatchett favored with justices unable to agree 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 imprisonthe 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 returned 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 tion given Vasil. murdered in Fort Pierce. - — -' instruct .. HAlVUT PNIN HARVEST NUN YELLOW PEPPERS sr CUCUMBERS 5. ...99c 99c. 1*11 O HAM P1*. tu129 '4' I I (TI e It t AU I SMSTII. 11 01" £ è BOILS) - - -' $399 12 , , - PdC. T $210 20 exposures.. . ' JJ!iiiik V DROP 'IM 0"WHIM YOU SHOP PICK - - - - - - . . - 'y 0~,MZ/ I $409 ADDITIONAL PRINTS I - I Shopping With Us Has fts Rewards... 1IP'ispecial ArraR$eaRenI. Winn-Dixie Proudly Pn,h DEVELOPING & PUNTINO GOLDEN No" FNED CH CKEN SUPER1IAJD MARGARINE 2____1439c L—"No Frill.' Photo Service____ •_— . . . . . • • •'• IPIECE SATCHEL Of (UARTUI) PIZZA 1-_ '•'.1'$99,,_ $1,9 .17..i. REAL B LED I' CAKES P0* DELICATESSEN SPECIALS STORES WITH DEL$CATI$UN INDICATED BY STAR ON ADDRESSES MUflQ LAYER -'- Corns VILLA NPPSIIDSI PAlMS .,, L I - - , — ------------ . . . , VARrR rrAYIII DrnFr _ ' Flag Day was a good day for donating and accepting flags at the Greater Sanford Chamber of ('ornnIt'ree. 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 mmii to President Vie Arnett, who contrasts It with the small version formerly used. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 13, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 13, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 13, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1d242e2a1247fbcaf83aacac6822301e.pdf 56438425d4571e6307d671632c48cd86 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 233—Friday, May 18, 19796—Sanford, Florida 32711 —E.n1ng HiraM a Herald Adv.rtIsiP, Sanford, Fl. Sanford Gas Stations On Staggered Hours _________ Thursdsy, May 17, 197, • £ in Wr OUIN I1 CAN £ By DONNA ESTES Herald Stiff Writer An Evening Herald survey of 25 gasoline service stations operating in the Sanford area today showed some stations cornpletely out of gasoline for the rest of May while others have no problems at all with obtaining ample smçplles At most of the stations, however, fuel allocations have been cut by 15 percent to 50 percent. These cuts in allocation have caused staggered hours at many of the stations. Over the next few days, The Herald will be measuring the situstlçn In the other communities in Seminole County. "There Is no gasoline shortage," Insisted one service station New '79 Mustang New '79 Fairmont Coupe COME SEE 24001 SEDAN OUR HUGE SELECTION Four cylinder, 4-speed, paint stripes, body side moldings, whitewall tires, power steering and brakes, tinted glass, AM radio, wheel trim rings. 41 TOCK NO. GAS SAVERS 4 Cylinder, 4 Speed Transmission Whitewall Tires, Tinted Glass. + Freight I 1979 Ford U SED C ARS $648O All m. litres. 197$PINTO WAGON ps AC, 1978 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE Beautiful Mi$IllIc Brown. WssØraln, u.,,. Avis, Air, PS. PS, Only 14.111 Miles. 4980 EEMWEEEENWIV~ 4980 1974 MERCEDES C&C iii. Cab a Chassis), FyI Saver, Belly Ti Os Ye Wick. $648O 1977 COURIER PICKUP Will Red Stripes, iipsed With Spike WISSI W.W Tim. Like I 1977 DATSUN 0211 3980 3980 1174 FORD LMIQO, V.1,5 Spd. With 2 Spd. R ear Axle. 348Q Lift Sack, Au tomatic. PS, P1, Air, T.vn.au Cover. 4480 . a $2980 1977 DODGE Pews, Wagss, Dlvi Rid C Whit., Vi, Avis. Pewic Stung, Air Cesdiusn. $1380 1974 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE Whiti.Wusdgraln Trim, Lvgsags Rack, AM. PM Stir,., Air, Avis. PS, PB. Tilt wassi, Spilt Pr.at Seats. P.wsr Licks. I Paui.gsr, 1.1w Mmte.pu, Rsgvlar, Os, $1 980 1978 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE Pass., Creme-Weed. Trim, Civil Split kits., Ccviii Ceitcel, AM, PM Stirs., Avis, Air, yam Dlpltii Rack. Click. 1.115.5. 1979 FAIRMONT WAGON Cylinder, AVISMIIiC, PS, AC. _ 21*45 Hiavy.Dfy. uItI-Orade Capacity. REG Now $599 •REG. $1.15 La. Will Tram in Tallahasse 79C ia I Case Limit AM. RD RADIOS FITS '74 AND UP ' $2 lDssrGr.sn,acy,.,*s., Pswsr StSerIIII. Air Cent Priced At Only $1 98 ) Wiusel Drive. Pictvp, Spud, Pews, Steering. $3930 Red I White. 2480 Biedu Seats, Silver Will Maroon in?. Appx. MPG. ' 5" 498O 1978 FORD PICKUP liv., Small vi, avis. Pimer Steering, New w' Truck A? Only 398O 1975 BRONCO WAGON .I. StrIIW Transauls- lsI. Pews, Steering. 378O -. - 1173 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE - BreweW.sdyais. Avis. $2480 AM.PM Tape. 6 168O 0 ALL- OF411EIIN OIL &FILT SPECIAL 1UTOMATIC TRANSM5S1ON _____ licivds MONTBID AUGNMBIT S1VKE UP To 13 011144,1111,OS Transmission Oil, Oil Pea G"" And Adjvu$ 0"," A" All Linkape. 29" . a r SPRE jrguinu ADING i rv MESS AG E Check And Adjust Caster. Comber AM Tee is. Balance TWO p WISIII. r---is. Cars oaiy. Harry Osborne, 1903 Adams St., Sanford rides his Ct,*C eel uvy ltne* w ii e. cii " form e club all town with other riders. With people driving the can all thetime for even short trips he said, "If everybody would think and cut down a little, it would help!" '1 Le.lae rWuvswi $1600 UI RK-A-CM .. O S30.5144 COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE 4 SAN FORD "Wbr. Sirvlce Is A Matfir if Pt" Hwy. 1792 at Lake Mary Blvd. Sanford I- 322.14S1. O*LANDO.W. PARE 44Si 'S - S • - SS - S run Eldrldge's Standard State Road 46 323-7140 Mon-Fri. 6 a.m.-noon Sun. closed Highway Oil Co. 2425 S. French Ave. 322-9620 Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. -9:45 p.m. Sun closed Adair's Standard Service 100 N. French Ave. 322.0921 Mon-Fri. 7:45 a.m. to4p m. Sat. 7-9 a.m. till noon. sun—closed. Kiddy's Standard Service 2311 W. First St. 322-9878 Mon-Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Anderson's 76 Service 1802 Southwest Rd. 322-9634 Mon-Sun. 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. Sun. closed Lay's Gulf State Road 46 322.9720 Mon-Fri. 6 a.m. 1 p.m. Sat. and Sun. closed. Bob's Chevron Service 3001 S. Orlando Dr. 3229951 Mon-Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sun. closed help, but we have to Regular service still available Mel'sGulf French Ave. and First St. 322-9813 Mon-Fri. 7 a.m. to usually mid-afternoon. Sat. Howard's Mobil 4103 Orlando Dr. 3224226 Howard's Mobile station Is receiving 211,)0 gallons when It ordered 33,000 gallons for example. Butch's Chevron, 1122 Celery Ave. ordered 8,000 gallons this week and received 3,000 gallons. "We are having trouble getting all kinds of gas," the station said. Anderson's station onSouthwest Road was closed four days this week because his supplier had no gasoline. Mel Dekie, owner-operator of Dekie's Gulf on French Avenue has been in the gasoline service station business In Sanford for 30 years. "We open at 6 a.m. and pump our daily quota of 2,100 gallons and then close," Dekie said. "We're getting 90 percent of the amount we received In 1978. I've called Atlanta and Tallahassee for help, but have received no relief so far." Sid Kiddy, ,nanag,r of Kiddy's Standard Service, said his gas th wse't cause h Oi Mhsi,Mlen posnt to close down his pumps. "I can open than on what lamgetting as long as It doesn't get any worse," Kiddy said. The manager of Highway Oil Co. predicted he would probably be forced to dome his pumps down by the middle ol next week. He said he would probably open two weeks later. As an independent station owner, Gary Buchholz, manager of Highway Oil Co., said his gas supply depends on whether there Is any surplus from the distributors and "there Isn't any." Mel's Gull Is getting 10 percent less gas this year than last, said Webster Hunt, manager. He said his hours vary and depend on how long his quota of 1,000 gallons lasts. "One day we closed at 12:30 p.m. when we pumped our quota and yesterday we closed at4p.m.," Hunt said. "Today, we almost have our quota gone already," said Hunt at 11 am. "I may have to cut my regular bows before long," said John L Crawford who operates the Thrifty Service Station at 119 S. Mon-Fri. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. and Sun. - occasionally 7 a.m. to noon. Sun. closed. Regular service still available. Burns Texaco Service 2493 S. French Ave. 323-3820 Out of gas rest of May Mon-Sat. 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open for service only Thrifty Service 119 S. Palmetto Ave. 322-9672 Mon-Fri. 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat. 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. closed Sun. Butch's Chevron Service 1122 Celery Ave. 3227397 Mon-Fri. 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sat 6 a.m. until run out of gas usually early afternoon. Closed Sun. Tibbets Amoco 816 S. French Ave. Mon -Vrt. Barn. to 5 p.m. Sat. repairs only. Butler's Amoco Service 1407 French Ave. 3220762 Mon-Sat. 6 a.m. until out of gas (early afternoon) Sun. closed run Ware-Price Oil 110 N. French Ave. 322-9788 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. until sold out (Usually early afternoon) Closed Sat. and Sun. Cargo Gas Co 2623 Orlando Dr. 322-9996 Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. until out of gas (various times of day) Sun. closed Williams and Son Amoco 3790 Orlando Drive 3224290 Mon-Fri. 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sun. closed Clem Leonard Shell 2500 Park Ave. 322-9430 Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat. sometimes. Sun. closed Cumberland Farms 217 S. Park 322-9676 Mon.-Sun. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. CL-MWLUrcI said his supplier, Plflhlps Pet roleum, has cut his allotment by 15 percent over lad year. At the IS percent level, Crawford sald, bin supply will probably run out two orthree days before the end of the monthllhe maintains his proud houraof operation from 6:30 am. to 6p.m. Witt's Amoco Service 201 S. Sanford Ave. 322-9639 Cumberland Farms Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sat. and Sun. closed 3100 S. Sanford 322-9889 Mon.-Sun. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. %nford Chamber Opposes Hospital Reloc ation Plan wsWU FALSf 24 Hr. Wrecker Service over — — manager 178 CHEV. IMPALA Iriwn.Wesd,raln, Avis, Rack. I , Dekie's Gulf Service 2518 French Ave. 3224924 Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. until out of gas. Various times of day. Sun closed Sanford Exxon Service 2990 S. Sanford Ave. 222.9749. Mon.-Wed. and Fri. 6:45 a.m. to. 5:30 p.m., Tues. and Thurs. 6:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sun. closed Sanford Sunoco Service State Rd. 46 & 14 322-8060 Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m. until sold out. Sat.- Sun.— closed. . • .. 1975 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE 15°° Ba. — received no relief so far' -. . i Cylinder, Automatic, PS, AT, Vsi.wr Split 1973 CHEV. NOVA indulss Up Ye S Ovails Peru mow all. MNeruaft Oil Flits, All imitallatise. : for their hours to assist readers in buying their gasoline. Because the situation may change on any given day, service station operators suggest customers call before going there to ascertain the situation that day. We'll revise the schedule as changes occur. Pacer FINA Oil Co. 1315 W. First St. 322-9040. Mon. Sat. 7 a.m. 9 p.m. Sun.- closed, 'I've called Atlanta and SERVICE FORD.PIEMWM MOTOR 01 1Few 1 1 AmpsIII01Mhwtis CIII Cranking Resirve 5480 1975 LTD lOss, H.?., Irswii Will 1.4.1 Top. Avis, Pewsr Sliming, Pewsr Brakes, Air Cinditioii. An mIca Clean Car Per 1972 DODGE D.200 Willi Compute Utility lady, tOw Palm. This is Truly A Contractors Special. PARTS ' 933 off Mofs,crsftO Mdiufsisc. Fr, kifify - With the gasoline shortage a distinct reality In Seminole County as in other parts of Florida and the United States, the Herald has contacted service stations in Sanford to determine what the local situation is. The following Is a list of gasoline stations In Sanford telling .•— Air, PS, PS, Radii, I.M. 4480 ., ' I 1978 FORD F-ill 4980 • f' 471 S - I Ten, 13' Fiat Bed, Cifip4etily Rebuilt S Cyl.. i Spd. AC• Sss. With Topper, 4-Speed , transmission 1982 CHEV. C49 SERIES • Sanford's Gas Stations,mineeneWho's Open? operator. "The federal boys timed away two gasoline barges In Tampa this week and wouldn't let them unload. "A federal man stands by at the gasoline terminal that serves me in Taft and counts the number of gallons leaving there. "I've been closed four days this week because the company wasn't allowed by federal officers to deliver gasoline to my station." These were the coinineids today of one gasoline service station owner-operator who has been forced to turn away long-time customers because he has no fuel to sell them. At the sane time another service station, Burns Texaco of 2493 S. French Ave. is open for repair service only. The operator said his fuel allocation for the month Is exhausted and it will be June, be said, before he lain the gaaolineeelling business again. He has operated at the same location for the past 15 years. Meanwhile, at both the Park Avenue and Orlando Drive Cumberland Farms locations gas pianpe are operating from 7 am. to 10 p.m. Monday through Sunday. Managers at the two sites said there has been no necessity to close early and plenty of gasoline is on hand. "I've been told no-lead might become scarCe," one of them said, however. Gasoline allocations at most Sanford stations, however, have been cut from percent of the lV8allocaUon for May toasmuch as 50 percent. + Freight anci Service $ 1975 TOYOTA PICKUP 6980 • . T RUCKS a Cylinder, AWf5ifti, PS, AC, Red PisIsl. _____ 1979 FORD RANCHERO RIpIicf ISI V V4,AT, PS0 1978 FAIRMONT Sqwlrs Wagon, Crime Will Wood Trim, Avis, Power Stoiring, Air Condition, Lvtgs Rack, This Car Still Smells New. 3980 Li ke New Condittie. .. •.. And Service E F-100 1977 VOLARE cylinder, Avt.matic, . . 133" Wheel Base 302 V8, Gauges, Rear Step Bumper, Light Med. Blue. a .,. .. Pickup Truck 1177 LINCOLN Town c.. QSSØ with Grain Top. Lssdad will .. Stock No. 90"3 S And Service 90406 . ••.,•• + Freight - Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)--Price 15 Cents -- 1 ByGEOFREY POUNDO Herald 81Writer The Greater Sanford (lamlgf of Commerce today sent notice to $thwii. Memorial Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley and the SI board of trustees that any PLO to relocat, the hospital outside the city of Sanford would be "strongly opposed" by the clwnb,r. (bunber director Jack Hornet prepared the letter following a special meeting of the chamber's board of diroctigirs Thursday ofternoon. The directors voted unanimously to oppose any move of the hospital. "W,'renotgolngtobebellgsrentoa this, we wad to work in a cooperative spirit," Homer said. "But we don't want to m the hospild moved from Sanford." Hoçtal administrator Chks Bentley was In contwo= this morning and could not be reached for cornm. Hi,iji, board mewber Allan Keen said he would welosms the opfortlmlty to most with the QuAi er to position official. Although 24 of the chamber directors were absent, the 13 members present constituted a quorum, according to chamber bylaws. "Since we represent the chamber of commerce and since the chamber Is supposed to represent the best Intereds of Sanford, I think we should do everything In our power to see that the hospital remains In Sanford," said director Bob DaeIm. Daft introduced the motion to have the chamber's position made official, "Personally, I agree with Bob," said Mack Cleveland, "but to vote on our emotions or on parochialism Would "hallenge the credltAlityof what we have done. I would suggest we invite the hospital administrator to present us with the facts so we can act in a responsible manner." Clevelan4 a prominent Sanford lawyer led the opposition to Dselm's motion. In addition to the chamber directors, City Manager Warren E. Knowles and three city commissioners were review the repomt. (eon also said that the regular board meeting Tuesday at 11:45 am. at the hospital is open to the public and anyone having questions would be welcome to attend. The hospital board is expected to take action on consultad's r.t at the Tuesday meeting. The report, which the hospital paid $7,310 to complete, was reviewed by the bollding and finance cin*tee of the hospital board on Monday. At that time, board chairman Thomas Blaynsy Indicated he would be In favor of the recoin.. menditlon to relocate If eppropeWe fing could be negotiated. The Thursday vote by 13 of the chamber's 37 directors come on the hsels of a norm, 74 vets to make the op position to Um 1IpI more official. While ses4hiwnt gths raloMJcg of 81211 was unconteded, several of the director, (sit a misting wh 1'lal4111cials $kj take place bs(ore the chamber wlues ahead and mad. its present at the meeting to express concern over the possible move of the hospital... Knowles said the report received by the hospital board from the consulting firm of Boos. Allen and Hamilton, which Indicated it would be cheaper to relocate the hospital instead of renovate the existing facility, did not contain some pertinent elements. "i would hope the hospital trustees view that report with a big question mark in their eyes. I would hate to see decision made on the basis of a report such as the one they received," Knowles said. He said the report did not include the costs of improvements or sewer installation when it was calculated that a new facility would be cheaper than renovating the existing hospital. "There's a great void In the report. It misses the on-site improvements that would have to be made and those costs See CHAMBER, Page IA any street School Board Teacher Talks Off To Rocky Start - 1I0 bid each yew We aides gin its jpeMIs of (siwt,p Iver)lldag before YOU tell article, and If one of those was Alter a fourth caucus with his of your tricks when you are from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. on may popm a in t.t tueive us your proposals," said a mutual problem that you were lean, Grooms offered to trade ready to negotiate and say Tuesday, May 29 to try to plan tour of the is açeuss maugsmeat swapped Its Grooms to Cowisy at Thur going to open anyway, I will proposals on a one-by-one bails these are our demands then we an agenda for the next adsy's meeting. contained in W contra& Thm moull wl$ WA SEA ajiji know," Grooms said bid Cowisy refused saying he will be ready to respond," negotiation session. stwam the teacws MIon 11a,emudsraagefremdass Ernest Cowley, chief rIiit'HIda 1,70 taschsrs. Cowley said. "You are gang to deliberately wouldn't "piecemeal" Grooms announced he would dth. a'rstku tiun Is size, teaching—loads--and DegotWOrIOrthemMsUlsSnt, "...You om go and take my add on others." call the mediator between now W Idicatisa, ft's Oft to be a pislprneats to academic said the unions have Referring to a letter train the Following another caucus, and that date "to see if we can IN& bt iiutw. freedom with the school tnilim* ha'4 o'er their ______________________________ SEA chairman to open Grooms asked that negotiations settle our problem with the The acheel ada'lrI4ratIin rsJiwh' and isINlis being I IpiMIi to .N hr negotiations, Cowley said: resume silO a.m. on Memorial agency." 11am aid the Seminole udo"wile openers. the pant 14 cedreds. "You asked us to come to the Day to which Cowley resporsCowley accused Grooms of ng -. _____________________________ table, do you wait to bargain or dad: (NA) But the n.gotiM1rll never got ning to hold up negoUa ns plan I* Thursday #A On ornhepound.Bythee.dofths Masgemed would review the not'" to give himself a reason to call lIt. h we* ad A10WdftCW how IS, Gone (fQ5as5, "This Is bad faith bargaining. in the mediator on opening day blillted. AIlhs pie:' the not1Mor for MA toM thin f-_i alV1iW hi •. . ................. IA P$hil. This makes me distrust you. To of negotiations. ................... IA Grooms told Cowley he was Wwea't traded, bath aids. did ........ . ........ 31* O'iwIu .................IA willing to exchange proposals try to pull something like that "Is this what you pl agomus*he would aeskths u'ingMapripeule$st anned?" lachauge esinmeats of hsipofamedia4w$0u paitwinhe*d. .................... 5* UVIMM .............. 7* ",ilhIngto do yIligngf rg really surprised me. It's MR up __________ ie,in ....................,U mahasmiewewjjjhotree4 unreasonable and you know for 3i hoursso you can get Nsdnt . .................. U TalaujIiI* ............ Lieu "The. 'iheie'y.si teacher Ilk uiemst,istlatiuen "ypaildi inIds'tti that." equals5 mediator in here. Ibave here iseysuhe,e 'ed w moo J= 31, wsd who $EAniiudte A tA Weather. .............. ... . 1* Both teans did agree to meet verydisappoInJ," "lamnotgolngtofajlforuy ByINAION CAUAICO .•. R, -, 5) A ___ . Ims (W 04 r _____ 0 ' ' Today ,, _ • - ' S • • -5 5. . - • - , -- • • • - -- - S .- . - - — _',. . -• • :. - -- . : • IS �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL TALLAHASSEE, Fla (UPI) Bob Graham today signed death warrants for convicted murderers John A. Spenkelink and Willie Jasper Darden. The executions will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Raiford Prison under the direction of Prison Superintendent D.H. Brierton. - Gov. IN BRIEF Israeli Commandos Hit Palestinian Base Graham also informed members of the Executive Clemency Board that he would not act on the death warrant of Gary Alvord at this time saying he would request additional Information on his "mental capacity." Spenkelink was convicted of the first degree murder of Joseph Szyrnanklewicz in a Tallahassee motel room in February 1973. This is the second time Spenkelink has been ordered to the electric chair by a Florida governor, Gov. Reubin Askew signed Spenkelink's death warrant on Sept. 12, 1977 after the clemency board had reviewed his death sentence the previous March. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Israeli seaborne commandos stormed ashore at night in southern Lebanon and destroyed a Palestinian coastal base in the first amphibious operation against guerrilla targets in nearly a year. In Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin invited King Hussein of Jordan to hold peace talks. In the Israeli Armed Forces Radio summary of an Interview to be released Saturday, Begin invited Hussein to peace talks in Jerusalem, Amman or a neutral country such as Switzerland. The Palestine Liberation Organization said In Beirut, Lebanon, that rocket-firing holicopters and gunboats supported the Israelis in an attack near a village school at Ansariyeh. It said Palestinian soldiers fired at the Israeli craft. Israel denied that helicopters assisted in the raid. The state Supreme Court discriminatory because more refused to grant a stay of killers of whites are on Death execution and the U.S. Supreme Row than killers of blacks. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Court declined to review the Appeals, however, reviewed case. A federal judge, however, Spenkelink's case and upheld granted a stay and Spenkelink his conviction and the conpursued his appeal back stitutlonality of Florida's death through the federal courts. penalty law. On March 26, the U.S. Spenkelink argued Florida's death penalty law is Supreme Court again declined OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - A federal court jury today found KerrMcGee Nuclear Corp. liable for the radiation contamination of employee Karen Silkwood and awarded $10,505,000 to her survivors. Portillo Praises Castro McGee by the Sllkwood family. The jury award included $505,000 in actual damages and $10 million in punitive damages. The suit, filed by Ms. Sllkwood's father on behalf of her three minor children, originally sought $1.5 million in actual damages and $10 million in The verdict, the first court ruling on radiation contamination outside a nuclear facility, came on the fourth day of deliberations. The decision by the panel of three men and three women ended an 11-week trial of a negligence lawsuit filed against Kerr- COZUMEL, Mexico (UPI) - Cuban President Fidel Castro, praised by Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo as "one of the greatest men of our century," winds up his two-day visit today with a sightseeing tow of the eastern Yucatan. The Mexican government will issue a communique outlining the results of Castro's conversations with Lopez Portillo once the Cuban Leader departs. It originally was to be released Thursday but some details were still to be Ironed out, a presidential spokesman said. (Continued From Page IA) could be monumental," Knowles said. Knowles also said he sees no benefit In terms of service if the hospital moves. He said the proposed new hospital would be the same size as the present "There lsno increase inpatient capacfty,a new hospital be gger' MI that w be by moving would be to have the same thing in a different place," he said. Thelma Nathan, administrator of the Good Samaritan Home In Sanford, asked the chamber to oppose the hospital move on behalf of the residents in her facility. She said the residents at her home can be taken to the nearby hospital [na short time, but that a trip tothe Lake Mary area, one possible site mentioned for a new hospital, would create transportation hardships and would tie up her staff making trips back and forth, The hospital is owned by the county and any decision to move it out of Sanford would have to be approved by the county commission. But commissioner Bill Kirchhoff told the chamber that the hospital board has not formally met with the county commissioners to discuss the posslblllty of a move. Kirchhoff said the decision to grant the move would be the commission's "if It ever gets that far." KIrthhoffsaid the last meeting between the cn]1mion and the hospital board was held in January, at which time a $35 million expansion of the present facility was discussed. "Since that time they've expanded the scope of the project to $16 or $17 million," he said. decreasing at sight. Rita probability 88 percent daring the alter..... - • -- ckanc, for after.... showers. Jlighamostiyla the mid$sand -lows tonight is the IN. Winds .rtheut around 15 mph and gusty during the aftera..a - SA1VRDAY'8 TIDES Daytsan Bonek: high 2:88 a.m., 3:00 p.m., law 1:47 a.m., $15 pm. Pwl Canaveral: Wj 2:20 n.m., 3 p.m., 1:88 n.m., 1:00 pm. Bayport: high 1:11 n.m., 1:24 p.m., law 2:15 sm., 3:11 p.m. .HOSPITAL NOTES May u, im ADMISSIONS Sanford Mattis Mayo Mary Alice Moore Judy Nyros Leroy Groover Patricia A. Hyde Frank Knigh t Hazel Smith Can" L. Sampson Mary G. Topping :. Carl H. Osrtel, Dslary Jo Ann Wrennick, Oelary Willis C. Davis, Eustis JosipI Trabold,orange city ,- ;.dath.rine krecL Winter Spgs DISCNAI•IS . Sanford: Hattie Si. Boston - Barbers Edmonds & baby girl Schiffer, Dilary Charles Klmhwcz, Oeltona Ruth D. LeClerc, Deftona Jo Santanastasie, Deltina Wyn.Il Bush, Geneva Kenneth A. Goodwin, Orlando uss isi.,..) 1071—Vol. 71, No. 233 P$llsBsd Daily aad $eidsy. iscipi Saturday Illy The saaIsr la, * N. Preach Ave.. Safovt PIL 3217111. tided Class sss.se III at Saoford FIends 3*171 tsrsii . Week ;s,m.o se*s.us,isVow, 15515. By Math Walt, ss casts, Allen* sLats iMsaffli. ISIatI Vii,, 451W S In some areas of the nation, Sunday service station closings hit 90 percent, and as the gasoline shortage deepened and spread, prices at the pump rose correspondingly, cracking the $1-a-gallon barrier In three states. The weekly UPI Gaswatch survey Thursday showed gasoline prices topping $1 a gallon in California, Massachusetts and Hawaii, with price increases ranging from a penny to 5 cents a gallon in all other states. The Shortstop Market chain, with more than 135 selfservice outlets in northern California, had the steepest price in the survey at 11.199 a gallon for regular leaded identical to its bargain price for a gallon of milk. punitive damages. The plaintiffs later requested the punitive amount be raised to $70 million. The jury had broken its silence only once during the deliberations, asking the judge Thursday to define "physical injury." The jury resumed deliberations, then retired for the night without an. nouncing a verdict. - No Evidence Against Billy? ATLANTA (UP!) A federal grand jury investigation of the Carter peanut warehouse has turned up no evidence that Billy Carter participated in any wrong doing Involving the business, Carter's attorney said Thursday. Pierre Howard, a Georgia state senator from Decatur, said special counsel J. Paul Curran told him last week that the president's younger brother is not a target of the investigation and reports to the contrary were unfounded. A longtime Carter family friend who recently was retained by Billy Carter, Howard said he revealed the contents of his conversation with Curran to refute erroneous news reports. - by a hunter turned and rammed Its killer to death before dying. Police in Comodoro Rivadavia said Thursday that Belisarlo Escobar, 47, went hunting late Wednesday but failed to return to his home In Comodoro Rivadavla, 1,150 miles south of Buenos Aires. The Ranchers and staff of the The Florida Sheriffs Boys Since Its opening, more than Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Ranch is a home for dependent, 600 boys have benefited from its near Live Oak, this weekend neglected, or homeless (but not programs. It is supported will hold the 10th annual delinquent) boys. Founded by almost entirely by voluntary reunion of the Florida Sheriffs the Florida Sheriffs Association gifts given through the Florida Boys Ranch Alumni In 1957, the Boys Ranch has Sheriffs Youth Fund which Association. grown from one cottage Into a operates the Boys Ranch as During the weekend, former model residential group child well as the Florida Sheriffs senior Shawn Sullivan of Seminole high School Ranchers and former staff care facility, nationally known, Girls Villa near Bartow and the examines the drafting machine he won for first members from near and far and with 100 boys In care at any Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch place in the county-wide drafting contest. Exwill be "coming home" to given time, near Clearwater. plalning the highlights of the machine to Sullivan is revisit familiar places, renew Douglas Slade, sales representative of AM Bruning, old friendships, Interact with the firm that donated the machine for the first prize boys currently in care, and winner, participate in activities. In a departure from previous reunions, the Alumni have planned no formal banquet this year. Instead there will be -cookouts at the Ranch, and, In keeping with the informal tone ido01 teacher. She Was DAVIS ALLIE— Funeral seta camping area will b. survived by cousin, vices for Allie Davis of 1510 Dixie designated near the Ranci Way who Thursday at Paul Peterson, Darlington, Riding Arena for those wh. Baptist Hospital, Jacksonville, Gramkow.Galnes Funeral will be Monday, May 21 at First prefer camping to motels. Home, Longwood, Is in charge Shiloh Baptist Church, Sanford. There will be a disco dance at Wilson Echelberger in charge, of arrangements. That's risl Pan Am.ncon Financial Sivic.s will arrong. loans up o nearby Hamilton County If yo own horns, condominium JONES Country Club on Saturday om home ondlot,youquaify. GROVE It GROVER C. JONES CLEVELAND— Funeral set. night. All Applicants May Be FJiible. vices for Grover Cleveland Widowi As a fitting conclusion to ft Jones, 75, of 1901 Summerlin ________ Grover Cleveland Jones, 78, Ave., Sanford, who died Thurreunion activities, many of the died Thtuiday at Mt. Dora sday in Mt. Dora, will be 10a.m., Easy Extended Repayment Terms alumni will be attending the UN yaw casI far any pwpos.. Medic bus vocations horne Medical Center. He lived at 1901 Saturday, at the graveside in Sunday morning worship Summerlin Ave., Sanford, Born Lake Mary Cemetery with Ralph a. Or pay off instalirment Brewer officiating. Gramkow services in the Boys Ranch loans. Vow one payment wil polobfy In Charleston, W. Vu. he moved Funeral Home in charge. Chapel. ucn.drnonw,t, to Sanford from there In 1960. POyW$.you'.mo&inqnow. He was a Baptist. Fast Loan Approval. He Is survived by his wife, k5IflO5tCOts.yowIQwilhe (WOVSdm24ho,,taiid Elizabeth and sister, Mrs. con-closed within 3 days. Cal Dollie Holt, In Charleston and * Pan Amseicon today and us * 010 one brother, Granville Jones, *7C7 ki, waiting * ALL SEMINOLE COUNTY VETERANS, Charleston. 1,, you1 . -. * AUXILIARY MEMBERS AND SENIOR CITIZENS GramkowFuneral Home isin * You are cordially Invited to the first Pan American Financial meeting of the * charge of arrangements. United States Veterans and Senior Citizens of Seminole Services, Inc. EDfl'HHOL8EY Edith Halsey, 88, of 1211 W. 13th Place, Sanford, died May 11 at Sanford Nursing Home. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Geraldine Zackay and l'hi& LeolaKflOL Wilson.Eichelberger Mortuary is In charge of arrangements. J.D. POWELL J.D. Powell, 49, of 4459 Ivory Court, Orlando, died Tuesday, May 15, at Marianna. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Doris Powell,; son, Jerome Powell; daughter, Frances Powell; father, Uge Powell; stepmother, Mrs. Fannie Powell; sisters, Mrs. Mae E mm a Brown, Mrs. Juanita Jones, Mrs. Ruby Dean Crumity and brother, Arthur I Powell. member of the United Methodist Wonton the Mirth. Click, the Lii Carson Sanday School Class. Its was active In the Vacation Bible 5gofg Oftj WUrkIJr4 children Ikesigh the World's (1drs. Inc.,. Winter Haven. was atuiiroftbs Kappa G'rnvna, honorary woman e1trstor'a asdety and a disiddomiday piib& SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP!) Legislation to permit Californians to use the synthetic fuel methanol in their cars Instead of gasoline won unanimous approval Thursday from an Assembly committee, On a IN vote Thursday, the Ways and Means Committee sent the measure by Democratic committee Chairman Daniel Boatwright to the floor. The bill would authorize the dart of a 10-year experimental program permitting California cars to operate exclusively on methanol, which can be made from garbage, rice hulks, peanut shells and other waste. - Carter Meets Auto Leaders - Cassatberry, with Rev. J. Arthur Padgett officiatIng. Serial In Darlington, Wis. Oramkow.Galn.s Funeral HOrns, 110 Do, Trick Road, Luitswood in charge. JOHNSON, LOUIS JAMES— Funeral services for Louis May12 In Mt. Holly, N.J.. will be Saturday at 3:31 p.m. at St. BaPIISI Church, Sinlord. WiI1On.EicMIb,nge,lflcMrge. POWELL, J. D.— Funeral Mrvkes for J. D. Powell, 41, of 4451 IVIVY Cog". Orlando. who died May IS, at Marianne, will 1800.835.2246 Ops'osocs on doty 24 how,. day, Higgins of the Sanford FPL office said the last such incident locally occurred two years ago, when two cafls reporting bogus FPL credentials were received in one day. John Two Die, 26 Injured In Fire LOS ANGELES (UP!) A major fire In a downtown hotel early today killed two persona and injured 26 others. Arson was considered a "definite possibility." Two charred bodies were found sprawled in a hallway of the smouldering Oxford Hotel and a fire department official said there could be more. Six of the injured were hurt critically jimiping from third floor windows to escape the flames. Three firemen also were injured. Battalion Chief Sam Diannitta said firemen were sifting through the gutted Interior of the three-dory, 60-room hotel but he didn't expect a large number of bodies would be found. "Perhaps a few more will be found," he said, "but we're not talking about dosens. - Zimmerman Reinstated be $aturdayets:31p.m. at New Bethel Baptist Church. Wilson.. NOI.$IY; EDITH— Funeral services for Edith .HoIsiy, IS, ii - Youths Share Thoughts During Poetry Evening By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Approximately 100 elementary children shared their secret thoughts in rhyme Wednesday at the Student Author Recognition Night held at Seminole Community College. Their poems, which have appeared in "Patchwork," "Trout II", and other publications, touched on topics from nature to what it would be like to be rich and famous. For the past years, a program called Poetry in the Schools has been sponsored by the Seminole County school district, Fine Arts Council of Florida and National Endowment for the Humanities. Poets Evelyn Mantz, Jan Prescott-Edison and Bob Wishoff work directly with the children stimulating their creative juices. One by one, the children filed onto the stage Wednesday and proudly read their poem with vigor and enthusiasm. John-John Bruehl, a fourth grader at Eastbrook Elementary School, read his poem entitled Nature: The sky is like an endless sea and thunder is like a roaring lion. The sun is like a brillant dime and the moon Is a shining told balloon among the stars like tiny lamps, And the clouds like floating cotton puffs. Michelle Wendell, a fourth grader at Eastbrook Elementary School, shared her poem about daydreaming entitled, "In My Secret Place:" In my secret place I sit and watch the blue skies and listen to the birds sing; In my secret place, I think and think about the birds and the bees and the flowers and the trees until guess who calls? My mom. In recognition of Its support for the poetry proitram. the Evening Herald was presented a public service award. 'txoU awards wets pr*ssS to Dd*tts %.omllk at Woodlands Elementary School and Donna ianeczko of Sterling Park Elementary School for their hard work. Missy Santos, 10, of English Estates Elementary School Higgins said any person contacted by people claiming to be FPL employees should ask tome their Identification. All FPL employees carry laminated ID cards with their pictures on them, Higgins said. It a phony employee is detected, the resident should call the local police and the FPL office, Higgins recommended. 0W DAYS a.. YOUR OLD FOR BRAND NEW! We will take in TRADE your old sofa, chair, workable television, bedroom suite, workable refrigerator, workable range, workable washer or workable dryer. Save a MINIMUM of $9100 in honor of our 91 st Anniversary. C - NEE DWVEIT AND SIT-UPI YWILDFIRES '41 WAS1E RESOUEIS WE FIANCE OUR - ALIOY F 1100 FMNCH AVIS Mb nmmwnm has TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI) been elat.d as Bievard Cady sheriff following the ____of .i,ctlou" law chirps aga1 him. Gov. Bob Graham Thursday ordsrsd Zimmerman roliutitid .1. ________ fictIve Jun. 4. mm.rrnan was Indicted lid fall and suspended by th0n4ov. Reabla Askew. He paid a $7,000 dvii On lad wish mul under a plan berOWN NP@msdt erin1 chorgee iiInM him were Wikeed— _______ lichilberger in charge. charge. CALL TOLL FREE - The *yesir-oW woman and her apartment became ecntamhted with the substance in November 1V14 a week before the died in a one-car traffic crash. Her survivors are seeking $1.5 mlllioi in actual damages for physical Injury and-mental anguish and $70 million In punitive .Inssgu for alleged negligence. James Jdsnson, 43, wh(. died Hems, will be ltundsy as New "' at 1 p.m. WlheanEkhitsarge, In w0wever you live, - - "Usually two people come to door, claiming to be FPL employees. They generally claim to have a cash refund, and will say they need change for a large bill. The resident lets them In and makes change. Then one of the two leads the victim to some other part of the property on some pretense while his partner Meals money or other Items," Caldwell said. OKLAHOMA Cli? (UP!)— The three-man, threewoman jury deciding the Karen Sllkwood contwon case broke a Uweeday silence to ask the presiding judge to define "physical injury." But the request by the jury Thursdayprun$ed speculation by Silkwood attorneys that jurors were considering actual damages apht Kerr-McGee Corp., accused by the family of Ms. Sllkwood of ca#ig her contamination with radioactive plutonium through ChINCh, 1211 W. 1131h Place, $anlsrd, wits - ibCiIflidMCIIgOg.Broker 15O1S. Church. S,i,.2O2 To..pheda33O, . Poetry reading at SCC auditorium the Sllkwood Jury Deliberating - died May lie, Saa$srd Nursing * * * * * schools to checK on students who maybe missed immunization because they were absent," said Bernice Duncan, nursing supervisor of the Seminole County Health Department in Sanford. "Some parents decided too late that they wanted their children to be vaccinated," she added. "We don't expect that many." Other students may be vaccinated against the red measles by visiting with the health department in Sanford or its satellite office in Longwood. Vaccinations are given from B a.m. to 11 a.m. on Monday in Longwood and from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Tuesday and Friday in Sanford. The three-day immunization program was implemented In Seminole County in response to the growing concern of health officials of an epidemic of red measles in Florida. "We have had a 400 percent increase in measles cases this year in Florida, compared with the same time last year," commented Tom Cook, area immunization coordinator for the state department of HRS. Although the program this week was voluntarily, students will not be admitted to grades 10 through 12 next fall unless they can prove they have had the proper immunization. "Students must either have proof of immunization certifying they were previously vaccinated with live measles virus vaccine or previously infected with natural measles," said Marion Snell, consultant coordinator of health education and health services for the county's school district. Students who were vaccinated prior to 1969 would be required to be vaccinated again since that particular vaccine did not have a lasting immunity effect, she said. The compulsory immunization guidelines for students In Seminole County Is a mandate handed down from the state Department of Education.—SHARON CARRASCO Friday, May 11, 1979-3A said. President Carter predicts WASHINGTON (UPI) gasoline supplies will be about 5 percent short of motorist demands this summer and warns strict conservation is needed to reduce consumption. Plagued by the energy problems, Carter arranged a meeting today with auto Industry leaders to discuss technology for increasing gasoline mileage and making cars more fuel efficient. He also was to be interviewed by a group of visiting editors before heading for the mountains and a weekend stay at Camp David. The president will break away from the presidential retreat Sunday to fly to Pennsylvania to deliver the commencement address at Cheyney State College. - tentative * County, Inc. to be held at the CAMPIELL.LOSSING POST NO. S3 * OFTHEAMERICANLEOION SUNDAY,MAy,It7—.2:IIp.M fl * It is the purpose of this messing to develop a veterans and senior citizens coalition which will address Itself to our can. * corns regard to what we perceive es an increasing neglect of * our genineral welfare. * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * Florida Power & Light customers are being asked to exercise caution in dealing with persons who claim to be FPL employees in order to gain entry to private homes. Ken Caldwell, FPL security manager, said at least 20 times each year the company receives complaints from homeowners who let persons claiming to be FPL employees Into their houses. Once Inside, Caldwell said, the persons attempt to Meal money or commit other crimes. "So far the problem has been In the southern part of U& the state, but FPL customers elsewhere should be alerted," Caldwell said. Caldwell said the victims are usually retired or elderly persons. The crimes tend to follow a similar pattern, he Synthetic Fuel The Answer? ****************** ATTENTION GILSIRTS, MISS LEONE I. Funeral services for Miss Lions C. Gilberts, 45, of 33i Evergreen St., Longwood, who died Thursday in Winter Park, will be at 11 am., Saturday, at Community United Methodist - - or more, for any purpose! Fvn.ral NotIc• - - $2,5,(J() to $25,00() - FPL Warns Patrons - Need Cash? died win. . Wilaon.Eichslberger in chili, of arrwg'uwnts. MIRLZONEGU$E*Th Miss Leo.. E Gilberts, N, of 330 1pro4, ., died Thursday in the Americans Healthcare CoPter in Winter Patti. A netive of Darlingtcn,, Wig,, abs had lived In Longwood and the Longwood Mon for the past ala rears, moving here from DarI1non. She Was I UIImbSF Of the Corninwilty United Methodist - Your ciedit Is good for ELERYANDERSON EIerYE.Afldsrsofl,75,of 1907 Park Ave., Sanford, died Thursday at Seminole 11oiiiI Hospital Born In Qattanooga,Tenn.,heuvedjn Sanford for 31 years. He was a retired manager of Mathers Furniture Co. He is survived by a wife, Mrs. Hazel Anderson, Sanford; daughter, Mrs. Eugenia Roberts, St. Petersburg; and four grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home-PA Is in charge of arrangements. AUWDAVW Allie Davis of 1510 Dixie Way, died Thursday In Baptist Hospital, Jacksonville. She Is survived by her daughter. Mr's. Suds 'I'nn. sons Jacksonville; son., Jimmy LoI Day* Sanford and William Davis, California. WllIOfl'EIthS1bBI51T Mortuary Is In charge of arrements. LOVJ.JOI1N8ON Louis Junes JOlilson, 43, died May 12 in Morimt Holly, N.J. Heis Survived by his mother, Mrs, E*r Clark and sisters, Levell Helton and Jackie WASHINGTON (UP!) House leaders, caught by surprise when they won a test vote on Panama Canal legislation by only two votes, postponed further action until at least next month on a bill to fund and implement the canal treaties. In the meantime, a disappointed Rep. John Murphy, DN.Y., chairman of the House Merchant Marine Committee and the bill's floor manager, said "I think we have some work to do in educating our membership." Murphy said he had expected a substantial negative vote perhaps 100 "noes" on Thursday against the resolution setting the procedures for debating and amending the bill. But when the House electronic voting machine flashed to "final", Murphy and other Democratic leaders had preserved the bill by a margin of only 200-198. And Rep. George Hansen, R-Idaho, outspoken foe of turning the Panama Canal over to the Republic of Panama, had won both a moral and a substantive victory. The House leadership was forced to abandon its plans to vote on the bill next Tuesday. HOMEOWNERS: AREA DEATHS Pofl- af1t-- -Church Patsy MCDewIII, WIflNr 5,5, dng HeiId IL Joan V. Young Sandra T. Henry, (astir Cole Friday, May .151115 Peters Approximately 23 percent of the students in grades 9 through 12 in Seminole County rolled up their sleeves this week to be voluntarily immunized against the red measles. As a preventative measure against an outbreak of the red measles, the state department of Health and Rehabilitative Service (HRS) and the Seminole County school district jointly sponsored a three-day Immunization program for the 11,500 students in grades 9 through 12. "We were very pleased with the results In Seminole County," said Margaret Mcgill, county public health director. The 2,594 students who participated in the voluntary program were from these high schools: 500, Lyman-. 3, Lake Howell; 217, Oviedo; 676, Seminole; 95, Crooms; and 750, Lake Brantley. Although the immunization program is over, students still have a couple of chances to get their shots. A nursing team will revisit each of the five schools on Monday. "We are going back to the By United Press International Man Kills Cow; Cow Kills Man BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UP!) -A cow shot twice - Pelf James E. Elliott Richard V. Hail Marguerite Jofinson S LYOfl Marion W. Freeman Louis F. Gardner : "Edith D. Gooding ,4: TOPS AT DRAFTING arraigementL $ am. readings: ternperature, 71; overnight lows, 15; yesterday's high, U; barometric Fnreaaur. ia 87. - ----------relative simity * percent; Wads, N at It mph. Forecast: Partly cloudy tough Saturday. Only a slight Prices Continue To Rise Ranch Holds Reunion Wllaon.Elchelberger Modna ry Is In charge of Weather Gas Shortage Spreads, Treaty Vote Postponed Teens Sent To Labor Camp Chamber IN BRIEF S''IIkwood Wins $$ Earlier story, page 3A MOSCOW (UPI) - Two teenagers have been sentenced to six and seven-year prison terms for beating and stabbing two kangaroos to death at the Moscow Zoo, the newspaper Vechernaya Moskva reported. A. Tarasenok, and L. Shekther, both 17, were sentenced Thursday to seven years and six years, respectively, in a labor camp. The newspaper said the youths had been drinking when they broke Into the animals' cage last November. The kangaroos, one of which was pregnant, had been left out in the open in an experiment to see how they would react to cold weather. to review the 5th Circuit's opinion letting the death sen. tence stand. Unless another stay of is execution granted, Spenkelink will become the first person executed in Florida since 1964, and the first in the United States since Gary Gilmore died before a Utah firing squad in January 1977.. 5----,- Students Get Second Turn At Vaccine Graham- -Signs Death Warrants For Pair . WORLD •• Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SIR Friday, May 1$, 179 OWN ACCOUNTS SANPOID - IF Ai Yaum - am I$ISPN lINING SOUTH! HON'S SINCE Ian IT DOUN'T COST TO S1W STacHIS IT PAYSII �Evening Herald Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 35-3fl-11 or 831-9993 Friday, May 18, 1979-4A - hecently, I got the shock of my life and will never forget the rush of shivers down my spine. No, I wasn't surprised by a long-legged spider In my kitchen cabinet or r whopping long distance phone bil l from our friend, Southern Bell. It happened at a gas pump right here In Sanford. I had just left the Herald of fice for a lunchbreak and deci ded to pull Into a gas station near by to pump a couple of dollars In my tank. As I drove up to the pump, I put the car in neutral, pulled up the emergency bra ke and flipped open the door, Suddenly, I froze. There on the pump was taped a scribbled notice across the gas price window that 9 - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director E21 %-`_~. Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $30.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock - ro( a aramps Not The Way -- thD mncf nnthsHi . government 11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. i ANGLE-WALTERS ns.tr gil y.i P?vssvsnasa 11&WI. UA Stamp Congress budgets control. persons to Eligibility eliminate or resistant put a bring reform. Two future were to Loss rve questionable. Th e WASHINGTON (NEA) coming in. a money p" is time a r tion groce Only in going suppressed when the results of the survey were made public by one of the nation's most inpolling organizations, Louis Harris and Associates. Other material highly critical of the cornmercial sponsorship of television programs also was removed or weakened before public release of the survey, commissioned and cosponsored by a unit of a major television network the news division of the American Broadcasting Co. Harris Insists that ABC never intervened at a for a of four. receiving one any stage of the survey. "If there had been any pressure," he says, "I damned weH wouldn't To do so would be a confession that the program is exactly what Congress decided in 1977 that It should not be at open-ended spending program immune control it. The ready presumption that certain the have yielded to It." But the handling of the survey poses anew the problems of the dominant role of network television In shapin g publi c opinion and the reluctance of that Industry to provide a forum for ideas and opinions that reflect unfavorably upon - to items in federal budget are "uncontrollable" is the main reason why Congress regularly retreats vo are urgjngthat. 'oQ4 pend1ng be held wftMi the dgeted amo t: million and still meet Its commitment to help the genuinely needy cope with the high cost of groceries. Savings of that amount would result, he says, if the error rate in passing ps out stam to the discomfort of the Harris o$$almd ot'gtIâ-. coo ot - un One of them, Rep. E. Thomas Coleman of Kansas, has identified specific ways that the ptograin could get by without the additional W were cut in half, if the government recovered benefits from those who received stamps after their income hadrisenabove thepovertylevel,andiftherewere an end to the overlapping of assistance programs which make double dippers of many clients. lbat's a big order for the federal and state ad- ____________ ________ _ _______ __________ ______________ ________________ rt - ____ _____________ 11 - - _________ ____ - '. ____ r _________________________ , , _____ .,.• ____ I'll ____ _______________________________________________ - _- - Copley News Service ...- __________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ BUSINESS WORLD "Separate educational facilities are inherently unequal." In delivering that judgment 25 years ago this May 17th, a unanimous United States Supreme Court did much more than end legal sanction for racial segregation in public schools. It initiated a chain-reaction restructuring of American society of which theend Is not yet in sight and may never be seen. To call the Brown vs. Board of Education decision a landmark Is to understate the case by quite a bit. It could be argued that no other single act by any branch of government In modern times has had such a profound and continuing impact upon the nation, Brown, while socially revolutionary, at the time appeared deceptively simple. It reversed the 1896 "separate-but-equal" Supreme Court decision justifying racially based school facilities on grounds that such in principle deprived one section of the population -blacks - of 14th Amendment rights to the "equal h Chi P - • a prepared one month earher. between the Initial and f inal versions, iiarris claim that he personally wrote both. William B. Casey, Iipuilsnt to eztNi loans to China, a nation at It led to federal troops at Little BOCk, (; bottom of the scale in economic develop. Group, Inc., New York customs brokers, said the the ment.1t dust has settled after the enthuslasm stirred up Anotherbigobstacle,Caseysaid,isthatthe by renewal of diplomatic and trade relations and it is possible to see the picture in United States cannot grant most favored nation with Pd&g Wallace blocking the door at the g Fame for that," quipped Phillies' Manager Danny 10-inning, 2-2 tie because of a cur few. In the American League, wick was the only pitcher among 11 used in the gam e who Wark. Minnesota topped Kansas City, did not get belted. Eastwick Elsewhere in the National League, Pittsburgh nipped Ncw York, 6-5, Atl anta downed Los Angeles, 6-3, San Francisco Philadelphia's Rawly East- Martin, and Philadelphia's inning game. Randy Lerch, Garry Maddox and Bob Boone. Buckner, who retired all six batters he faced over the f inal two innings to pick up the victory. hit a grand slam, drove in seven runs for Chicago while Kingman knocked in six. Boone Cleveland downed Toronto, 8-3, Ch icago defeat ed Oakland, 5.1, Bo6ton beat Baltunore, 6.2. and California whipped MUwaukee, 8-5. the dominant issues in national politics, and a quarter ola century ofcontalnlnglitlgauonthat has given rise to new issues of a far-greater tariff status to China without infuriating Russia, complexity. : which has been denied such status beca use of the - Americans ari skeptical." The orWrial draft said: "The best the pubUc cansayabout'lVadvertlslngis thatltis'a necessary evil that pays for TV,' a view held by a &s percent majority." the Chi nese will pay for th simply cannot sell us enough pig bristles, sub, rugs and food specialties to pay for all the things theyneedtobuyin theUpltedStates." He sa id the Chinese have a $350 billion shop- ping list for evering from basic fuffs to sharply fought in many butances, was in retrospect brief. The South adjusted more rapidly to the fact of Brown and with less Social I dislocation than other sections of the country "The initial negotations may take a full year," with significant racial divisions. her goods in the U.S. market as Russia Is. Casey said the mere mechanics and cost of doing business with the Chinese can be . he Said. Then On Chinese are likely to ask the The frontline has long since shifted, pr1m&rdF* the near future. poor people are not left behind in the struggle to keep up with inflated food prices. 7bey will object, however, if Congress allows errors and laxity to spread the benefits beyond the limited swent of the population that really needs them, at: "The Federal Trade Commission has been methods. goods but their previously negotiated trade although he doesn't believe that will happen. greatly to the decay of the central cities. The big thW to remember, he said, Is that ChinS is not going to becwne a market for . At the very least, the busing controversy * ican conawner goods, only Industrial goods enflamed urban politics and added a "Thiou who favor a ban claim that agreements with Japan, West Germany, France and basic commoditie& dimnsion to the racial problem. And as jin mnidacttrers are taking unfair advantage of and Britain may make this difficult. Peking's 13"We are not going to sell them a billion electric example of the problems y4gg from young pMk who are not able to distinguish year agreement with Japan alm amounts to $20 toothbrushes - even if they have that many practical Implementation of principle, it tin bdw products that are good or harmful to billion, Casey said. people," he concluded. "We'U be lucky to seU given many once-firm supporters of integratixip imm. "This credit squeeze for the Chinese comes at them a few dosen." cause to question their depth of commltment,i ,• IAF'V AkIrtrbk1 "an 1 14$ers to do editor we wekesisd tsr p'MIr.ss. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, It psesthie, a Wç number us the Ie4My .1 the writs, may be verified. The Evealig herald wW respsct the wishes of writers wh, di set want their r In The Evealag Herald .isw reserves the igM to edit lotte,, e1m1le libel or to cesisres Is space roquk..ts. Henry'lies Pushover For Women Reporters? 11 . 6 WASHINGTON-Henry Kissinger's well. and firmly refused her request for an "lndepth" unattractive," Footnote: At this writing, Kissinger cultivated reputation for single-handedly interview. Beached by our associate We Van AttS by traveilna overseas and cannot he reached tow _________________________ achieving Impossible feats of diplomatic "I wouldn't let Sally Quinn interview me," he phone In Milan, Mad was surprised to learn -legerdemain earned him the aolwlqust "Super confided to a foreign diplomat In 1976. "She is how she had been granted the famous Interview, DOLLAR DIPLOMACY: Dollar diplomacy is K." vicious. I don't know anyone who has survived ' ft's w'blievabh" she said. "Were our lives In not dead. The Carter administration recesdl secr ary of et Whether the pudgy, bespectacled being Interviewed by her. I know her socially, the hands of such an individual ho accepted t wrote off $10 million the Thai government had Mate with the birlsuqus-cemic German accent but I don't talk to her." a journalist beca use of a photo?" Kissinger agreed to PSY for munitions left behind whim on with Superman Is Mill a deserved comparis Alas for Dr. K., he had already learned to his had told her, th said, that he agreed because withdrawn from of conjecture. But one thing has been sorrow the perils of a clever woman reporter- her hgervlew with North Vietnamese Gin. Vo American Thailand. A State Department official e'iplaii$ mob clear from secret docwnen&s: Like the (klana Fafisci. He later ruefully described the Nguyen Giap. pushover for taped herv1ew he gave the Italian journalist In ccsic.drip hero, Kissinger • As the ex-secretary's undiplomatic that It would have coat more to it the material the LOIS IAsss of the world. Whether from high 1972 as the "stupidest thing" he had ever done. description of her, Filial said emoothly: back hOlDS than to let the Thals it and teclmol*al advances vjnjn, FI"Inger the stidf While this self-we-went may be open to "Forget the painful wWde Dr. In worthless to our troope anyway. But another guard by female repeatedly caught there's no desd* the Fallaci Interview, Judging my physical appearance. Being Judged iiJ&i. source told ta the main PPoue 01the gift was to with its "lone cowboy" reference, dkhs't exactly unattractive by amb a tasteless man Is Ihwce Klathtger's rqwtatlnn, either among rshief'..Besktss, It Is difficult to discuss the Thus. - A year after he claimed to have beSI' 'angiaish.d" over the Chrldmas-1V12 bombing world leaders or the pehllc at large. Mature, which is short, as short as Dr. Kissinger, WASHINGTIJr4 WHIRL: "Broadway Joe" 11104M of Hanoi, he made the "pmIng idi"1'on to Although he aware of Fallaci's r,p.tlon with the difference that I an very thin and he Is Cwllfing, Secretary 01 Health, Education and Thta.L.wlsof Th. New York Times that be had - a tough IntervIewer-even Qulas warned very fat." Welfare, added liwuit to Injury when he actually w,d to bomb even mote, but "the him-Kiasiriger evidently thought he could Informed that Kliier told his friends it delivered a report an home health care to the prod"woukks't let me." handle her with no trouble. "Why I agreed to It, would have been all right If FaUaci "had Senate Conmgttee on Aging seven month, late. Ase.her distajf reporter who outwitted the IT now know," he later mouwd to reporters, described me as a anWastim 01 Charles de It was addressed to "The Hon. Frank Church, a'bene professor was Sally Qulim 01 The Actually, he did know. According to a secret Gaulle and Disraeli," she confessed that "It Chairman, Special Committee on Aging, House Wad'igtcn Post. On would bump Into him at transcript, Kissinger told a friend them years never occurred to ms ... oig of respect for de of Representatives." Not only Is Quirch a Wadth(on parties and after a few minutes of after the Failed Interview, "Shere.flygotmeln GaulioorfllaraelL" They would, she said, "turn senator, he hasn't been chairmen of to" b,M* the Senate ybutt.rIngup,l1t"gerwould be trote.TheonlyrsuonIagreedWmIntrvIew M In their graves." wily, committee for four mo,gjw A member 01 the $d Into saying somutilig ridiculous-which was that I Ei4aIred Fallaci: "I cr1bed Dr. Kissinger coininittee, Sm. Peter Demenki, R.N.M., her as book end would promptly appear In the Pod to the looked attractive, so I wad to med " as a cowboy became this was the way he contJ that the covering letter was "I've got athought. YOU register for the draft Even that turnsdto sow grapes, FaIIaI,tw dsscrlbedldmáelf...Ulwereacowboy,lwould dicative of the sloppy end wmdod "Ins.cretait'sdiacomntitsre. way the ' and l'LL toll YOU what groat id.. It IS. Yi- igerentuaUviwgundsyo1QuInn. totdhisfrlenth,"Isadempylltthglrl, totally Leveryoffended." - BERRY'S WORLD ____ w r of forces was a pitched two and one-third in- ___ for was jour- KMer - have made w also a single. Cali.nu lilgestab"i NIctmsn Hartman saw a picture of whde report was handlet" FA Brantley TSMI NonEs Ilsylns Astaita Sims - . I.. f .. .. . I,, WI • V.F.W. Kiwanis 6 3 Illetwittam . Knights of Columbus $ Elks AMCS* I I ROtary 1$ : _ y r , - '.,,,: •1 ; -. . 1. __ __ Hr1 1••C0T Hum • "Ab, but prei&ure time In the NBA! SuperSnlcs clinched the 1,11* 0 booles •35CaACIIIono ill I 0 ••,PrIESNoS P14% Tsrry Staft Western DIA" *yoff fbWe *Ith 114-110 victory over the -phoesix SUL . •15lsdiit 3 Totals Bullets best the San Aitoe Basin Tulsnsss Spurslatheseveutbgsmeof Wmlg the Esslern Dlviii.. atayeni @M np 4 team • g ' U Thursday In the NatlonalJuitlor 2 11 I$I 311 II $ $55 V P W POST ION AS C as Ksrv - stood In second place P..ui IS 1 5 5 SaNS • D1P$Itê Ill Sam I IS js*'d Totals 0 27)25 C%lIdsrs Prssc%sr Wa*Iv Cshomsn __ MkSasn Joan Totals SCC Track T•am Ind At Eug.n. 4 4 i 2 4 161 41 3$) J.LcI Thonspoon 3 BLocs 4 P001W • ,$cB.srtz MarI'st Sm"b - III III n 12 $Y$TSMI SUCANCU `Axid, WVs ON stwy tGoUbt 10 WasklaStes, where Ike e. Seminole Community College's track 311 314 II 41111, SMSJSII McGawlk ____ Psilmadmuy 1 • Claim a" it 7Ut was W story in Sm#le ON0 4 ft Nonis Toursday algki, w here the Dow" EUGENE, 424 322 MCDONAlDS AS a H Qul*y 41115 MolSaurry N., *s.0 College Athletic Association track and field thamplatihip. 111111111@1 Sais Favored Odessa, Tea. WAS t fIrst-day leader after the J.Va.aina T.ltu*n elImInary round. The med InySar c*lnues through Saturday. 466 Iulsl $11 KISI'OISC 355 mks 3 s Sail'! sSS Server I I I 50lBtf* 5 5 WISWI l'1 i S ISS I • l'ea TatS.S Games On Tap - Four makeup games are scheduled today and Saturday In the Sanford Little American and Little National Leagues. In the Little American League, the Railroaders med Qua. at 5 p.m. today at Bay Avenue, While Cardinal Industries plays Clan Leonard Shell at 7:30 tonight at Fat Mellon Park. Three other games are scheduled for today' Butch's first place . s IS 1 235 $I 32 II 10 I II Ssl 4 AlChaw Park WAY. Elklplaysltotaryat 5 p.flLand 'KIwanisbattlesKMgIa01ColianbmI1at7P.m.InSidOld ' League actini'. 1,• Junior InSaturday'iLAttIeAmerlcanLaSgUemakiVPgamIs1 ; bothatFotMellonPark,APEXpIaysAtIentkBalskatS p.m. andS,ivihlol, Petroleum meets Jack Promer Ford at 7 PJfl. - ' _______ . -. . • '• . . , * . ., L ~j " N! ri,~ A CIntro, i, Sampson ..Cos Totals I It . 0 - Blake -___________________________ I' F $. ' ___. _ II 30 Seminole Sporting WHtsld. Merchants Herald Photos by Tom Netsel 20 to aoa 01I 00S °' Totals oct III -3 • ____________________ .. - IS IN TH E AIR BASEBALL Browning Forms pitcher Scott Illux, above. chunks - -i-.!--- . _ - the 01(1 potato across the plate Thursday at Five Points I'ark In Seminole Pony Baseball League i 77 - I and Lee Charron then worked double and Pat Robinson added Atlantic Bank pitcher Brian a sin gle. In the Pee Wee action, both Ashcraft for walks to fill the sacks. Horace Knight stroked a pitchers went the distance and triple to right-center and scored pitched no-hitters. Leonard Lucas was the winner, striking on a wild throw to the plate. of out 12 and walking four. Losing Michael Scott had a pair singles for Flagship Bank and pitcher Ronald Blake 1wtnc(1 13, Scheetz and Sheffield had one single each. Bill Justice had a pair of singles for the losers and Leroy Rtcherdeon had their only other Wt, also a single. safely hack to first base as Alistar Auto Parts' Dave ____________________________________________________________________________ Hansen takes the throw. Lee Charron was the winning pitcher, scattering three hits and striking 13 while walking seven. APEX • - . ' e. - . .. I .b.. " •-" . If, - - ___ ct ________ • _________________ 1. '. ____________________ . ____________ -, ..'.• 0 .' f4-%. . Thomas Morris Quinn 1ob4nn Smith • '.11. (_, ,. ________________ Taylor Jonas Hobby I OChI Laster Totals ___ : • ' " ., _________ ,;.: •; ' : - • --:'-.. • .• . .•• • - •. .. ...- lk . . . -, . .. • • - . •• . -. • •-. -. but walked nine. PROSiER FORD GEORGES ABEt? kitOr P.M Husmin Williams III sit 2II 1c.,sso 200 Braden peoples G.lI.y I 00 00 Denlon 200 32 2 Smith 0 0 0 R.usch.r ' 00 SampsQn I 0 0 McGee I 0 0 Wargo Totals II0 000 KondrackI Huqhs Wynn Totals 1 3 1 0 000 2111 S 000 0-0 702 2-I 1 SEMINOLE Prosser Ford Al C H PETROLEUM George's *1CM 320 • 21 I Pincik ATLANTIC SANK FLAGSHIP SANK 331 OO2Ttpton ABEt? ABEt? 0 0 0 III Korgan Raps 300 2 0 5 McOrilf 4 2 2 Richardson 323I I Sch.,tt 30I 2 I 0 Mitchell 4 23 Evans 21 I 3 I 0 Sheffield 32 2 Ashcroft 20 0 T horlault 3 0 0 Charron 2I0 I I 0 Atkinson , t 0 Griffin 231 3 0 0 Knight I I 0 Carlton 110 0 labor 10 2 3 0 0 Scott 12 0 McKinney •• 3 12 F.Millir Justice 200 20 $ 4 KIlllngsworTh 2 II Milton 0 0 0 T. Miller II0 Skop • Olvidon 2 0 0 T.rwillogor I 0 0 Escatvon 0 I 0 Wilburn 1 0 5 Boykins 000 I 0 Totals Grey II0 23 3 3 Alloway Totals 2214$ Totals 203 S APEX ~411 Seminole Petroleum 113 1#3 -4 3 00 -Ii Atlantic Bomb Flagship Bank 11! t^^ 3 04 -s • _______ _______ ________________________________________________________________________________ )REBOARD Ij Calif Kan City Major Leaquo Bas.bafl 12 25 .324 17 Oakland Il 27 .2*9 13'2 Seattle Thursday's Results Cleveland I, Toronto 3 Nat*ul League Phlla Montreal St. Louis fl 15 .595 2 21 11 .553 3V2 Boston 6, Baltimore 2 Mirmesota 7, Ken City 6 California 1. MOW 5 Today's Games (All Times EDT) Baltimore (Flanagan 62) at ,.in vrnu irlulliflun '" ' p.m. New York (Figueroa 34) at Boston (Torrez 4-I). 7:30 p.m. as 1.2) Detroit (Rozema Cleveland (Garland 11). 7:35 24 10 .706 11 13 554 4 It 14 .574 411, Chicago 15 16 .114 11 Plttsbrgh New York 11 22 .333 121/i West W L Pc,. CInch 21 14 Houston 20 0 .526 2' 15 1$ .514 3/ San Fran L.OS Mg 19 20 .117 4½ 15 23 355 7' San Diego i', Atlanta 12 33 Thursday's Results MU 2. St.L 2, 5p 10 Inns PhIla 23, Chicago 33, 10 Inns Pittsburgh 6, New York 5 Atlanta 6, Los Angolus 3 San Francisco 3, Houston 0 Teday's Games (A Times EDT) Pittsburgh (Klson t-n at Chicago (Holtzman 32) 2:30 p.m. San Francisco (Blue 6-3) at Atlanta (Muller 03), 7:35 p.m. - _. - a.aa_... P.M. at 44) (Golfs Minnesota Kansas City (Rodriguez 40). 1:35 p.m. at (Wortham 13) Chicago California (Tanana 23). 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee (Travers 1.2) at Oakland (Norris 3-2), 10:30 p.m. Texas (Jenkins 4.1) at Seattle (Hoeeycutt 15). 10:35 p.m. Saturday's Games New York at Boston Baltimore at Toronto Milwaukee at Oakland Detroit at Cleveland Texas at Seattle, night Chicago at CaUt, night Nlms at Kansas City, night 5*. Louis (Vukovlclt 4.2) New York (Scott 1-0), 1:05 p.m. Montrill (Grlmsl,y 3.3) PhiladsIphia (Ruthvsn 0:06 p.m. Los Angeles (Hooton 3.3) at 4.0). sos p.m. Son D k (Owchinko 1-1) at Houston (Nlekro 3.2), 5:33 p.m. SEMINOLE Satvrday's Games THURSDAY NIGHT St. Louis at New York First Race Pittsburg at Chicago SMisterDathl 4.20 2.50 San Fran at Atta 2, twinite 'I Shlaway Tess 3.40 Monfrisi at Phila, night 3Shawn.eWin Los Angeles at. cinci. nigh t 0 (1-1)13.51; T (5-1.3) 30.10. San Diego at Houston. nigM kcsedlace 3 Frosty Law 710 2.40 Harness Racing w 1 Pro Fuse A*eqj W I. 23 12 23 13 lesIon Sell New York PC?. .617 .05 OS ½ 10 16 .516 3", 30 17 .541 4 13 17 .3 1'i 14 21 .400 5 10 a .3 14½ MOWIUkS Detroit ciev.Ind Toronto 2.20 2.10 2.10 2.20 240 330 - wsst W L PC?, OS 23 12 .4 Miii) Texas 71 11 .400 - 2 2.20 Third Race 6 Trade Secret 10 2 AD's Harold 16.00 S.60 3 Blue Lillie 2.60 Fourth Race, D, 5.16, Time 31 44 23.60 11.00 ' 4.60 5 Carol's Nell 6 Ks Queen Bee 3.60 2.10 4 Charging Connor 2.10 QselseaTltle'ssoftballteam cishned a 203 victory over Thursday night in the Seminole County Women's League, rinsing Its record to o. -- . ------ --- - .• -. _____,_______ _ Second Game 9.204.80 4.40 2 Duran Andre 3 Irusta Arca 4.60 320 1 GaIdospecina 12.00 Q(7•3) 2t,Ol; P13.3) 111.10; T 111-3 7) 342.60; 00(4-2) 132.00. Third Game Whigham, AAA Gain Big Wins Whigham Furniture won its second straight gaine and AAA (.'ooper Transpwta..ri gained a pair of victories Thursday night 4)17710. in the Sanford Metro Softball Fifth Race, B. 5-16, Time 31.04 6 JM's Mitee Rapid 12.10 4.80 510 3 Arca Fourth Race 1.20 5.10 League. Jarwin Tug 3.60 2.00 I Trani 6 Brets Latin La 1.20 7.80 320 4.00 3.20 2 K's Hyden Whigham used a three-run hit 4 Clipper's Prid T40 2.40 Q113-51141-60;P115-311141.60; T (S-311.20. P (6-3) $3.40. T 3 Oscar Pepper (6-3• 1)216.60. 2.80 by Willie Wall as the key play in Q (6-4) 11.00; P (6.4) I.70. Fourth Game a 5-3 triumph over Howard's Sixth Race, D, Ii, Time 30.65 Victory Rally 2- Duran Isidro 1.00 2.40 ,. 13.00 13.00 5.50 5.10 5.20 ) AAnuntjiin Ink,., lO NI 7 40 A MI .. AAA knn,.k.,.l nff 6MigbTyKen """'"F" SRamonGaStill 6.10 7.40 7.20 ; 5.00 ,,, '" lWitty Ensign 6lrusta Arrieta 150 Stromberg-Carlson by 9-6, as 3,60 3.60 6 Ama Mighty Moe a (76) $60; 1 (7.6-I) 57.40. Q (7$) 34,40; P (7.5) 30.40; P 12-5) Carl Lee and Don Causseaux 0 (1.3) 24.40. P.13-i) 65.10, 1 (2.1. Sixth Race 51.50; T (2-5-6) 1314.00. 414.40. had three hits each, then came lWild Boy 610 3.80 260 6) Fifth Game Seventh Race, A. 5-16, Time 31.3$ 1 Max The Track 5.40 3.20 Said-Sarduy 10.00 5.20 4.40 back with a 20-3 victory over 3 K'sPoco 9.60 3.10 3.10 lKiSmet 7lsasaWaIly 6.20 3.10 Howard's Mo l on the home bi 1 BWs Freckles 5.00 3.60 (3.7) 17.10; T (27-4) 611.30. IMutillaGoiri 460 4 Sharkey Pete 4.20 Seventh Race 0(3.3) 2750• P (33) 75.00; T 0-2- run strength of Causseaux, who 0(3 7) 31.10, P13.7) 43.40. 1 (3.7. lGratelul Dot $040 5.80 450 4)5)1.20. had four hits in the nightcap. 41 313.00. 2&iri 10.60 4.00 Sixth Game Eighth Race. C. 5-16. Time 31.21 SOver The Hill Andre 3.20 3 15.20 5.40 3.60 2 Jarhead Boone 15.20 5.40 5.20 IvicandiDiaga II 0 (1-2) 10.40; 1 (7-2.5) 515.40. 4.20 4.10 WHIGHAM HOWAROS MOBIL 3 Cool Hand 3.20 2.10 AIR H AS N H lGaldos-Arca 3.00 Eighth Race 5 Mary Bannon 3.20 SteVdemire 3 I I Mullins 4I2 1 Saratoga Dan 910 5.00 3.10 0(31) 31.20; P (3$) 302.10; T 13.0. Wail 0(2-3)17.00. P (2-3) $02.30, T 4$3 3 I $ Dunklnson 3 Prima Drummer 3.40 4.20 1) 711.10. 450 FIrrelil 31 Price 5) 211.40. 6Vinney Joe 3.20 Seventh Game Galloway 2 S 3$ I Evans Ninth Race, C. i Time 31.41 7 ZubiOlano $2.60 4.30 3.00 0 (7-3) 15.00; 1 (7-3.6) $42.40. Mill 2 MacAteer to I 3 1 Garton 6.50 4.00 3.60 1 "" 35 3 Ninth Race 3 5 5 Hood RamonSarduy 6.20 4.10 15.10 3.50 3 Sara urquiza Cooper II t 3. iMc'uan SArlanmite 21.10 $5.00 6.40 4 DorasLovely 4.00 3 II Norman 30 I 2 Darbabe 3.60 Lawn , Steady Pat 4.40 Q(2-7) 37.60; P (7.7) 133.40; T (2.7W 3$) Clements 3 I I H,b*ird 0 (1.4) 41.60, P11-4)353.50. 1 (1-4- 3) 61700. 3 Winning Chip 4.10 hhom lot 3 I I Yates 2)515h5 Yates Eighth Game Totals IIS 0 (I.?) 40.00; 1 (1.7.3) 1310.40. 30 Tenth Race, S. S-16.Thmo 31.15 Dearborn 325 Tenth lace 2Hernan-Echanhz 21.10 6.20 3.40 2 Mountain Con 5.20 5.60 3.00 Totals 333IS tIC B 4.50 6.00 2,10 MutillaOlano 500 3.60 Fred's Bev 26.10 5.50 SApraizBadiola 4GTs Ruth 5.00 310 3.60 s Bellaray 7.00 3 Bud Byrd 3.00 0(2-3) 35.10; P (2-3) 126.50; 1 123 0 (27) 26.10, P (27) 34.10, 1 (2-7HOWARD MOBIL AAA COOPER 0 11-4)14.40; T (54-3) 101.00. 5) 303.20. 1110 Al I H AS C H A- Ills; Handle $55,166. Ninth Game 4 I 1 Anderson Mullins 221 Eleventh Race, A. 5.16, Time 31.22 ISaid 7.00 640 6.60 Dvndinsmn 4 5 S WalUsn 555 I AMovinglarget 5.20 3.60 2.50 3 Echanlz 5.10 7.10 Thomas 3 5 I Ladd 533 4.40 2.40 $ Charter 3 S I Cavssaaui $ I Isasa 3.10 Evans 3.20 2 WP Mr. Blue Clue McMullins 3 5 1 Grant SI) 3-) 65.00; P ($3) 123.00; T ($3 Norman 3 $ $ Lag 0(14)6.00, P (I-I) 22.S0,T(I-$-2) 313 1) 533.40. DAYTONA lEACH Yates 251 Hill 555 230.60. Tenth Game Maxwell I I I lI THURSDAY NIGHT II) Twelfth Race T,1-IS, Time 435$ lMutillaWaiiy 35 I Rich 12.00 16.40 4.00 Prics 531 First lact, D,S.16,TImo3l.74 4 CurveyCuth. 5.00 360 3.40 4ZubIArrbota 3 I I Nasad 4 II 11.60 560 Yale S Top Faith 20.10 7.40 3.60 3 Mick's Wind Out 4.20 4.00 Ill ShoIl 25) 5.40 MOCAIIIf 5 Blocay 3.20 3.20 1 Thelma j. Lyttse IllNolman 2.10 1)) 14.7) 36.40; P (7-4) 127.50; 1 (74 1 Vibrant Violet Totals 21 2.60 2 S S. Causw.vi see Q (3-4) $2.40. P (4-3) 35.55. Time 0)1411.10. Totals P 43 19 it I $. (43-1) $355 Eleventh came 4)241.21. A-2,250; Handle 1161.421 SDomingo.Olano 10.40 3.40 3.60 SocolIdRace,M.S-tii, Time 3I.79 3HernanAndre 5.00 3. 2 Tavern Nut 9.00 440 AAA COOPER STR0MIICO lDuranUrquhza 4.00 I Shlreen Al C w 31.00 AS I H Misnim. 4) 0(34)37.SSsP(1-3)s2.$I,T(5-3. lOahians l Dart For Home Ill 310 Halman 4)3W4% 1)244.01. l Q(l3)43.55,P(71)fl.60,T(3.1. Cavss.aoi 41)1.. Ill Twelfth Game DAYTONA IIACN 4)26120. I,, 33 MCDm.ed 3 11 llsau-Sedioia 2010 5.10 7.40 ThvrsdayNigM TIllntlac,,C.5-14, Time 3I.os 311 Wheat" all SGastIEchanig 6.40 3.10 WaNs PlfltGSme .1 Bee inventive 2 12 Stotsans 6.40 $.40 3.10 15 311 Dnwmmo,,d 352 $3.10 Ba15s s Main 5.30 430 IDuranFonnan 17.00 6.00 9.00 llelde.Golri Rich 343 SMIY 1 Galdos-Andre 0(14)34.05: P 114)54.50:1(1-IIS) 4.20 3.10 7 Malorofla Lads 2ISN.Sray 3 1 1) 122.50. ). 0(4-5) 25.61. P (4-1) 05.15, 1 (45- 3lranl.Dlaga Il $10 25 I CSlCillos III " '•, A-2,*SS; Handle- $147,751. 0 (5-4) 40.00; T (4.1.3) 251.0. Totals II t I? y.'.i ., • 1.1 • ' Dog Racing Chelsea Ladies Win - 4 Scotchwood 81 JaI.AIaI ' -- OIIPOw,rI 2 0 0 Faulkner 2 00 Ayr IS 4 0 Wilton j 4.'(#lw W L€4.I' .' out Pee Wee League game at Fort Mellon Park, with the wüwer gaining a tie for first place In the league. -' . ' Sonics Ar. In: 1. :: _ .. •" SEMINOLE PLAZA AICH Nsrm.e :::JACKSON METAL Notnos Al C H $Vs" ierce Ainsy _______ .1 . fill "t"'.0 Trsadway I I I I ISS 55 Hall III 2212 OrIon MvHins HMso Totals . . II its 1111111man ____ . , r - III 311 355 155 IIS ___ - A& IR ' . 411 2111100 2 1 I Gamy 2I,Cox II I WhIm 5I LsiAly I 5 5 Gf$$fIII 2SS WiRdt (12)66 X-16 JUNIOR LEAGUE (Final First Hall) - __ -- GrtffIis Klivorils 111.1111111i. was ) 4$2"° 255 Garnsr ABEt? 11 11 1 4 2 2 Mdiw 1 22I 3 31 jems" 355 Davis 331 Zabsr 312 on" .t.Orss.ss 3, 3lSI' It It S I Titali 17 I OI.vsr 2 i Hill 2 21 S • 2 s Bradhoy 2 s. Iitw$ 311$ 14 1 25 Totals DeBsso I 5 ll I 1 I SCSI? REID FORD 2 I S KNIGHT 1 011 HarrIs Al C H LawTsecs a go Al C H 331 If IS 7 Czsrs*l Totals , s H.ffsrnan Al C N cement our ties to - ___ ______ P. CITY AUTO ROTARY AIRH , AB$CISAMSØ 3,' Walliøs 35 I Tnsss 3 had the only other Kiwanis hit, my . ________ 1 singles for Kiwanis. Chris Colon . - ____________ ____ Win Flagship Bank scored four 14-8 win over American Braden struck out seven in runs in the bottom of the fifth Produce Exchange APEX. four innings and didn't walk a Th ursday for a 5-3 come-fromIn the Sanford Pee Wee batter. behind win over Atlantic Bank League, Westalde Merchants Wiiliatn Guiley slapped a pair and maintained its two-game nipped Seminole Sporting of singles for George's, Cobbin lead in the Sanford Little Goods, 4-3, for its first win over McGee blasted a triple and Noy American League. the season, w hile Ken Kern's Rivers and Phillip Rmkavage Second place George's kept Garage forfeited to Adcock each had singles. pace with the Bankers by Hoofing. Tini McKinney went the stance on the mound for i blasting Jack Prosser Ford, 11di Atlantic Ban k scored two 0, behind the no-hit pitching of ro leum. lie struck out seven in the first and one in the Pet Chad Braden. fore and walked nine while allowing second for a 30 lead be In the league's other game Flagship Bank scored its first fo ur hits. Thursday, Seminole Petroleum Tommy Mitchell pounded a run in the bottom of the second. climbed out of the cellar with a Atlantic Bank loaded the double and two singles for bases with one out In the fourth, Seminole Petroleum and Ales but couldn't score. In the hot- McGriff had a triple and a SEMINOLE WISTSIDE SPORTING MERCHANTS torn of the fifth, Kenneth single and Chris Theriault A111 It AIRI4 added two singles. Marvin I II T1IC1nH Bellamy 3.. Alloway led off for Flagship '' LSI Killingsworth had a triple and drew a walk. Eddie Bank an d Plck•ns I 0 0 Williams 3II 3 0 0 Powers Carl Tipton hit a single. Lucas Korgan, the leadoff batter, : I 1 0 'Miyi I4Ickson 20 Robert Quinn led APEX with fanned and Timothy Scheetz I I I Book man Iw o I Irwin a 0 grounded out. Brian Sheffield two singles. Ken Morris had ,I C uthen _____ T0116111 Vernon Law had a pWr question, . ___ _____ Nab REALTY ALLSTAR AUTO ABE N Al C K Cvpit 1 II3Man4gy Ill OvMtn* 4 Hanson I I I Alegre 3 1 S Wilkes 3SS As*sws 221 LsrIas 205 N.rm.n 1 II Lysni Odsm 3 1 3 Differ" MIlIg$ii 2 25 Starner 2 II CrnISISIU 211 Taylor Dapsrs 331 kyln 211 'vats •t• TI,&I , Huff TIn",?. $20 gave up one hit and nings, were have off Clinched - Please Write _____ Lead; George's, Petroleum . verall The original draft said: "When asked frJy Its real colors and perspective, "For a long time the trade will be nearly about TV advertising, the American people were one-way The initial testing of and resistance to Brown exports to China. The question Is how U.S. stand on human rights. That means China is downright hostile." The final version said: em," he said. "They doomed for a long time to pay penalty tariffs on was in the South. But that battle, although "When asked directly about TV advertising, !ges,JeffJarreu Ie Junior Alabama, decades in which race and rights war - whatever appropriation is necessary to assure that Congressional liberals have been crying that balancing the federal budget will take food from the mouths of the h ungry. They should check with ft Philadelphia. blank ed Houston, 3-0, and St. Louis and Montreal played to a Flagship Protects hitter Thursday In the Seminole and T.C. Cox pitched a two. Pony Baseball League, leading hitter as Don Reid Ford eased R&D Realty toa 15.0 thrashing pastKnlght,Orr&Co.,6-1; Bill of Allstar Auto Parts. Lang went 44or5 as ROtary Club of crunched Forest Qty Auto Parts, 18-1; 'berry lit Mike Martel went 4-for-4 pace Smith Insurance to a late rally In a 12-8 win over Browning Systems & Forms; Jackson Works V.F.W. homi Kiwanis, 18- SeminoleMetal Plaza, 124; VFW 2, Th ursday night to clinch the Post 54-6 downed McDonald's of first half title in the Sanford Sanford, 7-3. Junior League. In girls softball action, Stanley Hogan and Greg I'I Dulando Auto Screens whipped combined to allow just th A.D. Plumbing, 6$ as Terri hits. Blayney hotnered and Coleen Hogan pitched one and two- Audery had four hits, with thirds Innings, allowed two Do MIzuIs the runs on two hits, and struck out losers with three hipacing ts. two while walking three. 11111 a batter. Paul Griffin had a pair of singles to lead V.F.W. Greg Hill had a double. Bobby Shaw Alton Davis, Hogan and Willie Páshe each had singles. holding hmWp on bming adverUsIng for The Chinese hope to borrow large sun in On cMdren, and a decision should be forthcoming in United States to finance purchase of American about. • game like this before, but it had to be in the Little League," said Cubs' catcher, Bar ry Foote. were Chicago's Bill Buckner, Steve Ontiveros and Jerry without a man reaching base. He deserves to be in the Hall of -* (,.. was limited to 21 states and the District of lumbia where school segregation was in. Co T e na stitutlonalized on either a compulsory or per. missive basis. NEW YORK (UPI) American trade with a time when private banks In the United States But that was only the beginning. Brown, China will grow by 10 to 15 percent a year and and Europe are getting Increasingly jittery perhaps as much as any other single event administration of federal programs. We think American taxpayers would support program, but that's what budget balancing is all : home run of the game in the "Eastwick got six outs Bowa had five hits for _____ struck out four. He didn't walk Mr. Coleman for one example of how federal deficits pile up for no other reason than slipshod ministrators responsible for the Food Stamp • "I think I was involved in a drove in five runs and Larry H urls protection of the laws." The immediate effect in adAWv* the question asked by Harris' the mod sophisticated machinery. But to pay for American firm to grant price concessions in to the Northeast and Midwest where a means ditlon to hav in g a paucity of produc ts pollders, specifically referred to a "necessary goods, their industry Shows "a lack of order to get its foot in the door -"and you never busing - designed to achieve the end 61 was eliminated In the final these urgency and discipline that is surprising In a text. which Incorporated a subtle but Significant communist prices when the time Umit on the bargain prices explosive ism. There are those who will argN abUt In meaning: "A 64-29 percen t majority is reached." that busing, and therefore Brown, bears th This results in long delays in fdhng orders and believes that TV advertising is necessary to pay Casey said the xenophobic views of the law of major responsibility for the deteriomUon Of for the program they see." in disconcerting price changes. He Said Chinese Mao Tsetung are in ecUpse in China now under urban public education. And as a results ,tw* The Initial draft contained a prominent and government companies are decades behind their the leaderelüp of Vice Premier Teng, but the accelerating the flight of the professional ai4 comprehensive descript ion of the arguments free enterprise competitors in Hong Kong, possibility of a return of a dominant anti-foreign largely white middle class to the less troubled Taiwan and Japan In technology and business psychology cannot be entirely discounted, schools of suburbia and exurbia, has contrii*g against television advertising aimed . Mike Schmidt hit his second n commercial broadcasting. may reach $3 billion by 1990, but talk of $IW about their existing loans to the communist transformed the initially placid presidency of The results of the "ABC News-Harris Sur- billion volume is a "pipedream", says the countries in Europe and the sharp rise in the Dwight Eisenhower into a civil vey" on viewer attitudes toward video ad- president of the National Custm Brokers and price Russia Is charging these countries for oil." and a time of te3tingfor the national conscien ". " 1. vertising were made public in March. But we Fo arders Association. "Therefore," Casey said, "it might prove from the goal of a balanced budget. That's the point being made by Republicans on the House Agricult ural Committee ______________________________ - this does not mean Congress should abandon its commitment to a "cap" on the Food Stamp budget. efforts setting a record for an extra- 1b inning, There were a record-tying 11 2a few inflation now to Cubs, -24, but Philadelphia emerged victorious, -fl when Po y - ___________________ when they purchase high-priced advertising time. 13 percent of those polled said th e their buying decisions much at all." Those surprising statistics are known only a inside rs, however, because they were The explanation from the Agriculture Departth has driven up the cost of food faster than was anticipated .The department says it takes $191 mon th in stam ps to cover a "thrifty food budget" family Further, unemployment is running above projected levels. The number of people stamps is million higher than was expected under the new eligibility rules, A lot of people in Washington have guessed wrong about inflation and unemployment rates, but at - commercialaactuallymade themlesslncllnedto , and 69 percent said the ads "don't affect lIJ). is Dapore t:..I The results of a that the manufacturers and marketers of consumer goods may not be getting much value for their Agriculture to - recent national survey suggest have says ment Dave Kingman, and the two clubs missed by two r uns of Phillies were outhit by the Philadelphia Phillies and . was law that returns at as pened Thursday when the Brown - million to the becomes That's exactly what hW With Ne beneficiaries would no longer pay for the stamps, in order to assure that the very poor were not left out. are The Department the "ca too low, and an extra $650 mi ll ion is needed avoid educ benefits when ry prices are Now uddenly Joi ning Kingman and Schmidt in the home-run derby I to several Of Food costs under changed runaway benefits need was to " cap" on standards reduce whose changed so including three by Chicago's football results. Few federal programs have been the target of so ago home runs hit in the game, beating the tar out of each othe r's pitching staffs. The bureaucracy. much criticism, or so years Chicago Cubs took turns When the wind stirs up in Wrigley Field, every batter dangerous as Babe Ruth and final sco res often resem bl e ItBegan f By United Press Intern_atIoud s ., VIEWPOINT Crucial Friday, May 18, 1979-SA rniis, t,,.UDS iaKe iurns Liut)t)in 9 tacn utner • I - affluence of the United '9 a basics and I'm not SIlly different than anyone else. Our basics, however, have been stretched out of proportion to go beyond the necessity category. Basics today must include Big Macs, Bnsch tailboys and cigarettes or how are we going to survive? As I stare at the news reports every nigh t on the tube, I can't hel p but equate the long gas lines to the tread lines of the '30's. For my pa rents and others who remem ber the depression th ey'll proba bly adjust a little easier to the gas rationing than my generation. After all, this is their second time around. I States, it shoul d be a simple matter to see that no one goes hungry. Instead we have the Food Stamp nrnarnm nn nf r read: "Sorry, out of regular.' Like everyone else, I'd been reading about California's mile after mile of cars at the gas pumps, the odd and even lice nse plate system for gas allocation and the scarcity of an open gas station on the weekends. But I'd never considered being part of that scenario-at least not for a while. I figured the cancerous-like fingertips in California would spread a bit slower before the sunshine state would be affected. I guess I was trying to pacify the situation. We, as spoiled Americans aren't used to going without the -'. .-,----..-- - .- I ..- . (,urr �S. 6A— Ev.ning BLONDIE I'M Friday, May 1$, 1979 by ON A Ai NV DAY Ls. YOU jusr puu..miIs) SELLING COMBINATKDN -4AT AND Herald Sanford, FL AND 01J1 POPS T.4E UMBRELLA57I1I • 'RING N—" UMBRELLA Chic • ACROSS 48 Pounds (abbr.) Answer to Previous Puzzle Young WHEN TI4E'1 ju5T STAND TI4ERE AND STAE,IT —iMEANS 49 Actress West 51 Egg drink I Speed measure 53 Es¼imo boat (abbr.) 57 Having eight fN'M T II Jogging OURSELVES ycerides ICIUIALVI E*MIUI!DI (abbr.) 61 Pronoun Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. school Friday,May 1$, 1fl -7A IiiI IDIIIWtI1 vlsINloIa*;IMIAn'T' DEAR DR. LAMB — Would IOIPJ0IlAINNtfIOl you please tell me something lstaITelf Dr. 15 Curvy tenet 64 Mild expletive about IcItIMtAj!J L!I'I l6Lightpap.r 65Waterpitcher INIOIPIA1R __ husbandhasit.Thefirsttimeit _____ 18 Beer mug 66 Swift aircraft _____ LID Iwl ElAlfif' '1.1*1 230 z..d the was 390 and now Lamb (abbr.) 20 Petition 17 Cats and dogs 45 Doctrine doctor put him on Clofibrate. 21 Aloha symbol 22 Insect egg DOWN 19 Public house47 Baggy What kind of diet can we use so 24 Small articles 23 Color 49 Flame Joving he can get away from the I Mesdames case ___________________ 25 Auto workers pills? insect (abbr.) 26 Girl of song union (abbr.) — at least every other day, the 2 Just gone by 28 Jeer 30 Replete READER DEAR 50 Yearn 33 Type of jacket 3 Watering tube 27 Squeezes out 52 Chew Triglyceride Is just a chemical exercise is a good way to lower 34 Annoying 4 Desiring (it.) 28 In artful form er level-If the name for the common 54 Demons insect 5 American 29 Nobleman The blood examination In husbandhas not been doing any 38 Sherry Indian Iowa college 37 Mrs. Truman 6 Depressions 31 Inside (pref.) 55 town your husband must have shown exercise, he should start 32 College head 39 Translation 7 Carry on that the amount of fat in his gradually with a simple, daily 35 Work 56 Midwestern 41 Arrival-time 8 Seaman walk and slowly build up his blood was too high. 38 Body of 9uess (abbr.) 9 Public water college With the Initial enthusiasm exercise capacity. He should be 40 Arranged in 42 tth.real salt services 8 Query columns 44 Intimacy 10 No one able to walk an hour at a fairly about triglycerides as related 46 Tug 43 Ladder round 59 Generation 11 Against disease, many doctors good rate without getting exhe — — — — — — — — — — — thougi hat the proper diet was cessively tired before he tries to 1 2 3 8 9 10 II 4 5 6 7 to cut down on carbohydrates. do anything more strenuous. At that point he could That has a lot todo with some of 12 13 14 ings that are jogging a few steps at a time in the really wild th said about sugar these days, themlddleofhlswalkandthen 15 — — 18 — — — — — — — to heart gradually build up the number oflO 19 18 20 21 re discriminating of steps he jogs at a disease. E look at the problem and some jogging steps a day. This 22 23 24 25 careful studies showed that the gradual build-up will slowly — — — big problem was obesity from develop his capacity to exer26 27 28 29 31 32 30 too many calories of almost else. en are SO COfl Because anything. 33 — 34 35 36 — — Of course sugars and star- petltive, I find it necessaryto that 38 39 40 41 -- dies and concentrated car- continually remind them joggiág, excellent when you talk about bohydrates ________________________________ soirees of large numbers of you're not talking about speed. 42 — 43 44 45 — — calories so eliminating these Most of the people who get into substances In the diet tended to trouble jogging are the ones 46 47 48 decrease the calorie Intake, who are trying to jog or run too — — — — — — Intake Is When the 49 50 51 fast. A slow, gentle job that 52 53 54 55 56 decreased enough to covers a lot of distance is worth — — 57 — 58 59 60 obesity, many patients have a lot more to your body than an — — — — — — — decrease In all-out effort to beat your triglycerides. Your s previous time or to beat your diet should eliminate any of the buddy. Speed and kill. — 64 — — 65 _______ — — — obesity that he has. I am sending you The Health — — — — — — — — He should increase his Letter number 1-3, Diet (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I exercise GRADUALLY until Preventing Atherosclerosis, as his body composition Is a guide to dietary management changed. It doesn't matter so for your husband. much what a weighs as long as A sensible dietary and It's all muscle. But even if you exercise program that don't appear to weigh very eliminates high cholesterol, much and have a lot of fat under and elevated high the ", that's not so desirable. blood could pressure By BERNICE BEDE OSOL If a person is in to"otch drastically reduce the incidence of heart &ease and physical condition so that he can exercise rather extensively strokes. £ legend 14 Egyptian deity i, IN D All 0 A IMIAID_DI$IT_IIlIEIOI 13 British prep 62 Icelandic 63 Prison (sI.) 'II'If1' ii Diet, ___Helps Trigh 8 Albacore 80 Madame IL__Tie. tung Proper IJIAIIILI 01L10' I,IEtALTfLMob0I0I sides 4 Christmas _____ _____ IJIAIMICI 'uInIuI* ______ tryglycerides? .. . In And Around Altamonte My OAR REVIEWS * ______ . Cloty it's BEETLE BAILEY by Mon Walker HOLD MAJOR AND ORDER THREE NEW YOU MUST ALWAYS KEEP TI YOU'RE I IN MIND THAT IT'S NOT MAKE THAT SIX NEW JEEPS OW? MON?V BUT THE TAXPAYERS MONEY YOU'RE SPENDING! IT, JEEPS _____ triglyc forms of ide WAR HEROINES Sallie fat. YOUR ____ WEE HOUR5 FOR LUZH, 14ORPPt _________________ by Art Sansom ______ I THOL*HT 'ibu U'TøOITOTh [CALA- R lfvft - m 8 3.I _______ _______ by Bob Montana ARCHIE I fi 'IIE PUT A LETTER ll N . A BOTTLE _WITH NOTE HERE'S A STORY MAN WHO WAS SHIPWRECKED REQUESTING THAT IT BE MAILED HIS FAMILY— AND MAROONED ON A DESERT ISLAND TWENTY • I1. 1 VEARS AGO,BETT _ 'ND HE PLACED OH IT IN THE SWIFT WOW.' AND, . MOVING WHAT CURRENT HAPPENED ARCHIE! A _________ ______ V WAS JUST RETURNED I TO HIM FOR Ip.JSUFFICIEP4IA [ — , _, __. _ HOROSCOPE triglycerides JL _ __- ___ ____ _____ ____ _____ For Saturday, May 19, 1979 EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider I ___________________________________________________ I A'pjI PRISCILLA'S POP WHAT TIME by Al Vermeer \ PIP I INSULT ANYONE AT THE PRT9 LAST NIGHT/ is ir, EMILY? NOON' HMMPH.' _______ W140 ELSE ciuco \ MOTHER _______ which you have already postYOURBIRTHDAY poned is not the answer. They may is, is" their own. Your hopes, and that which won't go away on SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 22) you aspire to this coming year, YOW friends for what Accept will be achievable because they they are today, faults and all. .aiistte . will the steps necessary to make Displaying Intolerance will cause them to think less of you your dreams a reality. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) in return. Select wisely those whom you SAGIITTARIUS (Nov. ZDec. would like to socialize with 21) Lead by example today if today. Getting mixed up with you hope to get a message the wrong group could turn out across to your family or to be a negative experience, children. Doing otherwise will Your new AstroGraph Letter bring results you won't ap. tells you what lies ahead for you preciate. from your birthday on. Mall $1 Dec. fl-Jan. for each to AstrO-Graph, P.O. 19) Have all your facts ready Box 9, Radio City Station , to espousing Ideas you N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify want others to buy. Unless birth sign. they're certain you k what GEMINI (May 21-June 20) you'retalklng about, they wont Your Image is trifle fragile believe you. today. Be doubly careful how AQUARIUS Jan. 20'Feb. 19) you conduct yourself. Do Keep nothing for which others could today. Before taking on any putyoudown. g obligations, be CANCER (June 21-July 22) sure clean up the old ones day OF -., 0 8 W #090 a to I ___ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & H&mdahl I VOMIT (A%15 Pt4IN' Amp timew ___ ____ .,.IT' 4Pe THOROUGH FARE. WE KNOW OUIT ___ USIP4E,' AN ALTERNA___ — -____ _____ r RleHT - I THERE i ____ ____ ____ _____ ___ LOITER IN FNTo PVLI-Y0Uft COMPETITOR Lh1.1 AeRo 9Tger.' ' _\ ii'. THB of those back In want to let his opponents play spade.. East bid hljs clubs and South accepted the push and bid three spades. When this bid came around to East, he committed the unpardonable sin of nialting his partner for beIng aggressive. He doubled three spades! East should have been deQJf73 lighted with the three-spade 10 contract. If he could beat it 4 K9 82 one trick he would get a very •A Q good score because his parttier's double had pushed Vulnerable: Both South too high. Dealer: south Of course, South made West North East South those easy 11 tricks for plus l 1130 and a top score Instead Pass 2 Pass Pass a bad score for missing a Dig. Is 3• 34 game. Pass Pass Dbl. Pass at • • two • • of Asic Opening ______________ Negativethlnklngcouldbeyour . worst enemy today. Turn your __ PECES 20-March 20) By Oswald Jacoby head around with positive Today you could be eily In- aMAlaiBestag thoughts should this mwsrts You hold: 0 AJ865 w K J 92 • - 4-year-old by Bob Thavea by Stan L and John Romlta IT'S STRANGE.-" ja VOICES' 5OM NEED INFO ABOUTJTHERE'~ NO FILE I ____ ONE'S IN MR. LOOMIS AND HIS Jot, HIM' HE susi I _________________ RSONE CULT! I4,APPEAREP OUT OF: I ROOM! ____ ___ ________r' NOWHERE! _____ SPIPER•MAN' I'VE IRORT5oN-. WAN1W 'Tb THANK YOU I FEEL WELL --,--,c_'--•,, _) — -- FOR HELPiNG ME' ENOUGH TO ___________ _________ -1 1-9 (U.I\\\\ ) 1 .... . -- Of 'Revi *ved' Dou disap. you ____ _________ GrbI - ______ __ ' ___ 1 _______ L IFPF Is refrigerator - from Volunteer Pro[ ram 0 en For ntereste Seniors , I ByEIDANICHOLS H.raldCorresp.sdn* before coming here. I was invited to their Christmas party and enjoyed It so much," I decided I'd like to come into this branch," she said. SarahMitichell has been in the group for over a year. "I like to do whatever I can do, whatever is needed.. I like to sew what little bit I can," she said. Then, she added, "I like of the ladles In the group and think all have fun." Virginia Figueroa not only works With the Bedding Garden group, bizt _ working on gifts for It all year long," said Toni ___ _____ Pointer, staff assistant RSVP, The only requirement In joining the group is in being 50 yews of age or oWer. "These people are all for The Ridding Gardens activity room Mimi to bux with happy voices emyWO&Mdaymoming, 'frcsn9to 11a.m. That is the time the Retired Senior - Volunteer Program volunteers, giving their time and talents to helping (RSVP) Is in process, "These women sew for variow In - the county, making lap . robes, toys, dolls, baby e and many Ww Items. They help dock the Aims) Qzfjtmas Store by others. Transportation Is provided U ft Is needed," she said. Some women, like Ola Brock, have worked In otber areas of the RSVPS. "I worked in the Seminole County Cancer office _____ ____ _____ -. -..- -- - - - we .. '-. . ..t '__'.,I';-_ * . -' . - - - 689 TUMBLEWEEDS AW OØARP - ___ __ _ ___ YOR IN -ft *=WMPI THISISASA&AO ] - . -. - - • - -- • ., : 1.1 ... - 0 ___________________________________ visiting Kradle Kare. 1 5°° $ LAMPS REFRIGERATORS -' ThEN,$fl, PIRC1 ( ®, WHAT DO 'u EXPI i ACR%V mm __ ,.— — —••" -*.. Maklng time paufaster Is one resson Wilds Prine .- .- - knp in. ' Saafordsiay.srsagofoca _____ S . ___ _____ _ ? . - . .. •. -. - p - , END TABLES 115UP $59 SWIVEL ROCKERS FUR CONTOUR LOUNGE BLACK, BLUE, $69 ONE LOT NEW TAPPAN 89 5%OFF USED OFFICE DESK 5O UP WITH SELF CLEANING OVENS I 1I1 M!1l1NtM(t1 ' REG. $2f 5 PIECE SOFA AND BEDROOM USED DRESSER 1 C H A I R 99 MIRROR CHEST $ 1 88 HEADBOARD— NITE STAND SPECIAL GROUP REG. $14, TO jar ODD TO U ' BROYHILL END hm" eraeI"shs said. Everyone agreed the ' TABLES mock Ibu Is tim, when cookies, cold ikika or t.s Is served. To join the group, you do not __ $275 GAS RANGES . - FOOT STOOLS we - . 52 ________________________________ WOOD ARM FF enjoys the work. "I like to M1DAMARSH— MAU.OW COIRA14 _ ___ byO'eILqp by T. K. Ryan ZAPM - ..$ I- _____ -. BEDDING TWIN FULL QUEEN KING n BOOKCASES3072x12 UP "After seeing those tinfortunate youngsters, you feel more like working. We AND USED made Items they can use and all went over and presented them. It was rewarding. I also enjoy s PIECE going to the once a year __________________________ doing whatever Is asked of her, but laughed and said, "I don't really care about sewing on the machine!" MaryMotley'stalentlies in Patterns. "I enjoy doing the work and being with the different - - - V Iç NEW Josephine Grasal's RSVPs. "I made YoYo clowns for the Christmas Store hid year. My husband worked here also before he died," she said. Agnes Bardello spoke of Carrie Bishop enjoys I I) Casselberry every Monday dinner at Sweden house. .- S CHOICE OF COLORS to continue her work with FULLY ASSEMBLED REG. s $ 577 PIT GROUP Methodist Church in __________________________ You can get dressed the bus comes forup youand and we have a very good time," sa ____ - REG. 10 PIECE travels to the Community A1IL_ A11RL_ DINETTE ______ - -' .- - .. . - -1 I d she id. jrri - a n _____ I your nev ______ __ ______ es' of ___ $ Rosenwald PTO Head hter n rents About arr'ioN A .. ___ ____________ . . ' CHECKP op . my way %:r ___ FOR6Et IT' aul . ve forgiven w FRANK AND ERNEST daughter an An Illinois reader what we rebid after partner p-•- responds two clubs to our South have an old debt, try to clear It '°" kP Share your ' at two spade. had ie.I% one-spade made bNaume he just felt We rebid two hearts. A up today before the perm persons who as pww" AM cotnesto you. It could spare you hopeful, rather than neptiveor unlucky. Actually, he would two-spade rabid might shut petty. able to make nine out the heart suit In case future embarrassment, also holds four if West held toti ARIES (March 21-April 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) queen diamonds and king 01 M both those nice Independence is an admirable Normally you'renetadverseto ot dubs quality, but try not to carry ltto helpthguthers. Today, you may cards were held by East (Forcopy JACOBY MODextremes today. Be a team not feel as comp.Wnate _____ U South e.aiim of iitrth ERN, send $1 to: "Win at player rather than a lone eagle. usual and miss the oppoatmmity hs,played carefully. Bridge," care of this newspagame was match per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City LIBRA (Sej*. 23Oct. 23) to assist somenne ho truly New ff SPIDER-MAN HI, MR. - Abby 75 ______________ A _ -. ' ____ • u. -. . er Wams ___ 'f. Ii NORTH IA A 1062 V Q 9 5 3 J 104 •72 WEST EAST 05 484 9 K J 6 4 2 9 A87 Q63 A 75 • 853 • K 10964 SOUTH one doubles. He just didn't .c' .. . I WIN AT BRIDGE made ' of significant _______________________________________________________ ç 1 __________________ and maintains a private studio School's almost out, and and is active in the Federated summer's Just around the JOAN Music Clubs. She also was corner. With this in mind, the MADISON featured soloist with the Winter city is gearing up for summer :. ,,. Altamonte -. Haven Symphony this past ¼ vacation. The formation of .. winter. several summer programs has Correspondent 8317216 Miss Schultz will perform ' been announced. compositions by Bach, Chopin Storybook Hour, under the ' '-- I ' and Liszt and will be assisted in direction of Officer Edna Abell / .. and Community Service Clerk semble is directed by Mike her own compositions by Doris -.-' Butsch, soprano; Katie Nicklin, Charlotte Conway, will begin at Arena. k flute; Kim Mickelson, violin; 10a.m., June 14, for youngsters ..'.'• I Pianist Vickie Schultz will be Ralph Eyman, guitar and Holly 4 through 8 years of age. . V 3 at University Forsythe, piano. The hour will be structured presented June The Sunday afternoon similar to last year's highly of Central Florida in a program successful program. An irn- of classics and three of her own program will begin at 3 p.m. in Mrs. Hinely spoke on the UCF Music Rehearsal Hall. portant part of the program will compositions, "Heroines of the Amer. A graduate of the Kansas City Tickets will be available at the be safety presentations by the ican Revolution." Other .1 . Conservatory of Music with a door for $2 each, with all police and fire departments. hostesses were Mrs. . Also planned are animated graduate degree from Drake proceeds being placed in the i Lawrence C. McAlister i - . I • movies and the carrot chart, University, she teaches at UCF UCF Music Scholarship Fund. . and Mrs. John Reitzel. loved so much by the children •. last year. Their height will be . measured at the beginning of Dean Parker Elected the program and at the end. It's : surprising to parents and HoralO Photo by Jani Casselberry children alike to see visible evidence their child's growth in such a short time span. Mrs.Officers for the coming year and special Olympics. special Conway requests that parents were elected and members of equipment used in her pre-register their children by the school staff honored at the classroom was shown by Donna calling her at 831.5700. final Parent-Teacher Ellis. Organization meeting of the A plaque honoring the entire The recreation department year of Rosenwald Exceptional 0 has atinounceA that registration Student Center, Altamonte staff was presented to Principal Ruby Hendrix to hang in the for the summer playgro und Springs. was Dean school office and special notes program for boys anti girls, Elected president were handed out to thanks ages 7.17, will take place bet- parker, who gave a slide of ________________________ each staff member. DEAR ABBY: Yesterday our DEAR ABBY: I am a DEAR EXPECTING: it myself to anyone. My virginity ween June 18-22. presentation featuring memmarried woman, expecting my appears to be was taken from me.) against Parents may register their hers of the Rosenwald faculty Special guests included Pat peared suddenly. One minute I) first child in three months.Last husband and We family. I think children tit Eastitionte (339- and staff. Parker warmly Murray, director of the dw was beside me in the kitThis question has bothered 2421) and Westinonte 1862-M) month my husband's grand- they are unfair to demand that a K thleen Anderson Comexpressed the feelings of the chen, and the nod minute she father died. He was loved and you give your child a name that me a lot and I hope you can give between 9 arid 4 p.m.; and atparents toward the school and prehensive Work Center, who iiw . was gone. I nearly went crazy respected by all who knew him. you dislike. Your compromise me an answer since I respect i.ke Orienta 1339-2421) bet its staff. gave the Invocation, Mrs. Pat looking for her in the yard, in The entire family felt a seems fair enough to me. Stick your opinion very much. ween I and 5 p.m. (her officers elected were Telson of the Seminole County and out of the neighbors' I am signing my real name, tremendous loss. to your guns. 11 you lose, your The summer program will Sandra Jones, vice president; School Board, and the Staff houses, searching frantically child will bear the name one but if you print this, please sign include swimming, sports, Norrine, Drexler, secretary inclu ding bus drivers, nurses with tears in my eyes and a My husband's family has let of the world's most brilliant it... games, track and field events, and Jack Waggoner, re-elected aide and social worker. lump In my throat. refrigerators with the doors me know that our child is to be scientist& WONDERING movies, field trips, and arts and treasurer. Outgoing officers are Finally, just before sundown, turned toward the wall so kids named after Grandpa Albert. If crafts. Nancy Patterson, president, when I was nearly exhausted If anything the baby Is a girl, she will be DEAR WONDERING: Royalene Millard, vice DEAR ABBY: Iam a 17-year- Putting the physical and named Alberta, I am told. and hysterical, a neighbor had to The newly formed Altamonte president and Kay Beckham, happened my child, I'd old high school junior. A Y technical aspects aside, you are Springs Community Jazz secretary. old spotted er ha myself. to as v1rtuos as Virgin. And YOU Ensemble, which is sponsored 'gored In the corner of our 1, too, loved Grandpa Albert, ago I was raped on Mrs. June Hankins was but I hate that name. U offered School. I believe I have dealt certainly may consider yourself by the city, will present their mistress of ceremonies for the garageI He opened the door and THANKING GOD a compromise, saying I will 't.- with the situation very well, but virginal, first concert at the civic center program at which slides were out twntieci my daughter, blue practically lifeless. With Albert or Alberta for the child's my problem IS this: Am I still at 7 pm. on June 3 shown on Hosenwald's fiesu day Who said the teen years are the help of a quick4hinking DEAR THANKING: I up. middle name, but not for the considered a virgin? "They are really great.11 I realize that technically and the happiest? For Abby's new proclaims Eddie Rose, director neighbor and the fire &*part- preciate the timely reminder. first name. Plu s ] My husband and his family physically I probably am not, booklet "What Teenagers Want of the civic center. If you love Reformed Episcopal Church ment, the child was revived, Parents, please REMOVE the Hoe•Il SfiiIci ' _____ SUN. 10 AM WED. 8 PM stored insist that It has to be Albert or but since this was done without to Know," write Abby: 132 the sounds of Glen Miller, Artie and thank God, now she is all doors Nursery for e e pr school rs L.vIts my consent and cooperation, hi Leaky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. Shaw, Count Basic, and the refrigerators, cabinets or other Alberta. Jose API..J right. and Si::iilItitij in uorIsIp lkaI,I!, another way of looking at it I'm 90212. Enclose $1 and a long, Dorseys, you won't want to Can you help me? Abby, please urge parents to potential "coffins" for curious t!sri,,,'Ij Me ow o/ an old liturgy wuvs GoodEXPECTING still a virgin. (I never "gave" stamped (28 cents), self. miss this free concert. position discarded and advenhmome children. Yost Rov. William Jennings 898-2946 The 20.mnemnber Jazz enaddressed envelope, please. - , -___ POSTAGE' _____________________ -Lair _ - a Zj . ________ calorie eliminate Summer , - are WI of - _ _____ the Daughters the Revolution (DAR) held a salad luncheon at The Forest clubhouse. Special were from left Mrs. Vernon Hinely, regent, Orlando Chapter DAR; Mrs. James L. Swingle, regent, Orlando •Chapter; Mrs. Mildred M. curator General Sanford Museum, speaker; with Mrs. Raymond Cabell Lewis, local regent and co-hostess, American Caskey, rate A mo Chapter vice particularly as related _________________________ For guests to THE BORN LOSER rear In .;ac '• . Harrison of . your . J $99 OFF I CHAIRS S. have to be a raMust of - -- L± I -- __ _ --------------- '------_ irset.d may call the -- ------ -- - _--- * --- --- ------------------- p cmi. Blshq frees kit, Apes Bardells, Sarah MItchll, and Wilda Prlae -- -- ------- ----------------- RSVP oElce in Lomiwood. ----'.-------- - --- ------ .__ .________i__ -----. ----- -. . . �SA—EvenIn iat Friday, May 1I 17 tI.aId S viford, Fl. . it ______ - ). . 'I. FICTITIOUS NAME . Noticeisherebygiventhatweare engaged in P'sine, at Suite D. 1700 E. Altamonte Drive, Attamonte Springs, Seminole County. Florida, under the fictitious name of DRUMMOND DIVING EN. TERPRISES and that we intend to register said name with the clerk of HCTITIOUS NAME NOtiCeishefebygivonthatweve engaged In business at 211 Short St.. Lake Mary, Fia. 32116, Seminole County Florida. under the fictitious name of NEW HOME PREPARA TlONSandthatweint,ndtoregist,r name with the Clerk of Circuit Court. Seminole County, provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 513.09 Florida Statutes 1951. Sig. W. George Drummond Statutes. ToWit: Section Florida Statutes Sig: Peggy Bridgeman Judy Alexander Patricia D. Drummond Publish May ii. 11,25 & June 1. 1919 DEJ•56 Publish May 11, ii, 25£ June 1. 1979 OEJSS f . . / ( ...- ,. .. . .. - ' ________________________________ '.4 ... . f, . . 1 . .. .. 0. • ,4 . . - . • • . . . • r SI1 " -- . 4 - I• , . . _____ 'j. 4. . - . pursuant * . _____ _______________________________________________________________________ THOMPSON. and BRUCE L. County Courthouse, Sanford, THOMPSON, were Plaintiffs, and Florida 32711. The personal reprelentativeof the estate Is MAE LOWELL M. GARRETSON and MARY ELLEN GARRETSON, his ETTA BROOKS, whose address is 1609 W. flh Street, Sanford, Florida wife, were Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash 32771. The name and address of the personal representative's attorn*y at the West front door of the -' -_ Kerry Dougherty, 5, sells a poppy to Sanford Mayor POPPY _____________________ Lee Moore. It was the first of what the American sales today and Saturday. The money raised through the sale of the poppies will be used for veterans' rehabilitation. Kerry is the daughter of Rick and Regina Dougherty of Sanford. - On Offered Hand -Held Dryers SATURDAY .... 3k line line a 3 Lines Minimum 9.Noon Noon The Da I Before Publication _______________________ - 1-Card of Thanks -- 29-R00m3 _______________________ - ____________________________ -. To ariis. who sent cards, Phoned asking to learn my pro in the local hospital, I am very appreciative. Ernest Bickneil Sanford. Gracious living from $21 weekly. Utilities included. 500 5. Oak. 3229623; 811-7883. on lake front. ______________________________ Bookkeeper, computer operator, 30.Apartfl'lefltsiJflfurnjshed 4-Personals Sanford. _______________________ Brick & Block masons (305)323 ISKLOKOLAPROBLEM P4 YOUR FAMILY? AL.ANON 7320 7 a.m..5 p.m. week days. $8.50 per hour. - prcblemdrinkers Forfutureinformationcall W3333orwrite Family Group SanfordAi.Anon P.o. Box 333 Oanfoi-d, Fle-.-$W9 — Lonely? We listen. Have a problem? We listen. Mad or frustrated? We listen. Do you Townhouse- modern 2 BR, i. All appliances laundry, fenced 13 BR, 2 B. C-H&A, single garage, THE FIRST PUBLiCATION OF Order of Final Judgment: THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Beginning 462 feet West of the of the abave court a written Northeast cornetof Southwest ' someone helps & we listen. For details send your name 1. phone number to "Friends Listen", p.o. Box 123, Cssseiberry, Fl. 32707. need someone to Listen to you. APPLIANCE SALES MANAGER large lot, Duren Ave. 548,500. 1 BR-SIll. Pool. Adults Only, On Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call - 323-8670 Mariner's Village .! HAL COLBERT, REALTY is aggressive, enthusiastic and wants the oppbrtunity to better their career. Must have who experience In T.V., stereo & appliance sates. We offer cx. cellent wages & commissions, Company paid life, health in. surance & retirement program. Call 322-0244 for an appt. ask for Mrs. Schneader. FIRESTONE STORE lst& French Ave., Sanford Equal Opportunity Empioyer-M. COOKS& WAITRESSES Days Inn Restaurant hiring full & part time waitresses & cooks. Apply in person Days Inn Sanford. Lady for live-in companion for lady, salary plus board 322-3897 3301 S. Sanford Avenue 'Energy Efficient" studio apt. ideal for single person many security features, attic storage, fabric covered walls, shag carpeting, heat, air, 13 built in power savers to reduce ci. biuis. On site manager. 323-3301. -— Homes 36-Resort (904) 232.049). ____________________________ ____________________________ - knowledge req. Wages corn. munsatew.exp., but wiii further train right individual. Send resume writ, to Box 19, c.0 The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1137, Sanford, Fl. 32171. Retiredpersontowork Parttlmeinshippingd,pt. Hours flexible. 323-4170 ACOLORFULFUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 644 problem with one of our 4x8's for $13 mo. For 1 month or longer if you need, you keep key, other sizesavailable. Central Location 2529 S. Magnolia Av rALL 3736010 or 3fl-7491. 37-D-Inclustrlal for Rent ___________________________ 2100 sq. ft. cement block bldg. on E. Hwy. 46, zoned Industrial, Manufacturing 8. Sales. 322.3366 after 5p.m. & weekends. ________________________ _____________________________ -. June, 323.3176 DogGroomer Allbreeds,fuliyexp,flenced Ca1i322-5733 Handyman for Apt. Complex. Job 41-Houses - 2nd St. LPN. Full time & part time. Apply in peno,i Lakeview Nursing Center 919 1. 2nd St. For a cireer In Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 333.3fl4 21-o90 idsd SLEEPY HOLLOWAREA NearI4&4313 BR,2anewhome. dbl. garage, country setting. - REALTORS iNc. • 830-4133or339Qileves. . vmute ' -, _. LL.._s .. .." a. .._. -- ..J ... - ----..-._A. _ ...,gg,,_s.L - ..J,,s_,,, I - •z . - ,, ,- .i. .._ - .. - ._ - _..• — 5—. - -_ - JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107w. Commercial Phone 322.78$1,Sanford Duplex freshly painted in & out. Extra lot zoned C.2. A steal $2t900. Lk. Mary 3.1, sc porch, quiet BATEMAN REALTY Rug. Real Estate Broker 321-O7S 3635 Sanford Ave. - Aft. Hrs. 332-7613.322-15ev IOUIII'I SIALTY 24 IUR E 322. 9283 HOMEOWNEW S: Don't Wyour credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help IOU. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. !altor. 444.3315. .1 1 block home. walxing - Krniit arop. Relep'gecei. 351407 090 ka. dranc,. Air & lied. Clu, Is _!!Waurauls. 3333111. roses. $ipsrai, , - - kegiai Estate Broker Immedlateeeevpsncy. New 3 BR, - with peal & kitchep, privileges, -. ; tenants wnv on,. 23445. French Ave. ,3fl-0231,372-7173, 322.0779 REALTOR 322-4991 MULTiPLE LISTING SERVICE p*%J , Quiet neighborhood, easy access to Hwys or anywhere. 3.1 newly SOPHISTICATED PRIVACY WITH UBLELIEVABLE LUXURY Perfect for young executive or professional. 3-2 with formal living & dinIng room, wet bar, screened Florida room, worksaver kitchen. 2 single car garages. Spanish garden entrance. BACK TO THE LAND 10 acres, 3 BR home with trees, trees, trees & lake frontage. RETIREES TAKE NOTE 3.)" bath, C-H&A, kitchen equipped, landscaped yard, fun in the sun. distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtOWn$37,500 w.exceileflt terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 333-4667 Of 3227111 aft S. Review for thu Fia. Reai Estate Exam. Classes on May 191 30. Call 445.14)0 Tony Coppola School of Real Estate. I, 1918 Ford Fairmont Fully Equip,, $300, over payments 32349-47 JOHNNY'S BACK Piney Woods Auction Every Saturday at 1 p rn located on SR .115, II mi north of San ford We will buy, sell or trade used F:urn,lure. antiques or misc by the piece or house full Free pick up on consigned rndse at 30 pct 32? 2710 - against it. we nate gong siong wltfl trenasr _________ -- - aa _. ..A_ 300 Tangerine Dr. Property fllnrk hnmø nii I a,r Free Isting BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. — Murphy. N. C 78906 WANT ADS ARE BLACK 8. palio area. Nicely landscaped. Assumable ruort. $38,900. Evenings 322-49)4. Days 3210610. NEW LISTING IN TUSKAWILLA AREA 5 Mo. old 3 BR, 2 bath with Family room, projected tennis courts & iogglng paths. Beautiful jewel of a home. Assumable mortgage (or lust about any kind1 of financing you choose. $63,000. Owner motivated. WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. nfl JUU!JJ UI I JUL. 2S2OElmAve. SANFORD Between French & 25th St. Excellent for the professional. Zoned Comm. 1200 sq. ft. living area, C-H&A. $39,500. ALCO REALTY REALTOR 855-9008 1107 McCoy Rd., Orlando NEW LISTING IN PINECREST Lovely FamIly home with nice above ground pool.3 BR, 2 bath with family room & screened Hidden Lake-218 Meadow Hill Dr. I BR, 2 bath spilt plan, double Pool, tennis & fishing privileges. Equity & assume mortgage. ImmodiAtP ntr,snan,., n., NEW LISTING CERAMIC STUDIO IN ONEOF SANFORDS BUSIEST AREAS Inventory & fixtures total more than asking price of 525.000. Call us today this sale for health reasons. 3 Family garage sale Vacuum cleaners, end tables, table & chairs, clothes, lots of nice things. You name it, We have it. On -477 towards Sanford from S Points -look for the signs. 322 7810 Thurs 2 to 7. Fri & Sat. 730 to 6 30 Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heav equipment. 322 59'o . BUY JUNK CANS From SlOto Call 322 1621. 322 1160 __________________________________ Losing your home & credit' I wi catch up back payments & bu REALTY WORLD. --. - ---- ---a... Low Down Payment Cash for your iott Will build on your lot or our lot. V EnterprIse, Inc. Med.' Inc.. Realtor 641.3013 STREAM RUNNING ALONG REALTY 3BEDROOM,I'/iBATH.FAMiLY ROOM. 2 STORY FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN. ONLY ATTRACTIVEI 3 BR, l'i, Bath Home with Central Air, w-w Carpet, Pan. FR, Brick Fireplace, Coy. Patio w-Grili, Boat House, Fenced & Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only 539,9001 TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU. LATE $32,000. OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACR'E. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $44,900. UNLUCKY? TRY THIS GREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY $33,000. YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WITH ALL THE GOODSC ran es_sr n.e CAPE COD HOME IN THE COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS $38,900. BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING & CARPET, DUE FOR 'JM PLETIOPI AUuUST I. 539,000. WILVTAKE YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE ON A NEW CROCKETT LOG HOME OF YOUR CHOICE. MANY DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM. PRICE RANGE $31,000 TO $43,000. SEIGLU NIALTY BROKEN 2439$. MyrtleAve., Sanford Sanford321-OIO iando 327.1577 D.L.nd $-I335 Homes 1 ui, z vuuu uaTns, izxoa, unlurn. STEN STROM OVER $1 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL. 1979! BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY 243S'i $ French (17921 Sanford 42-443bile SIDE. A MUST SEE AT $49,500. ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS REDUCED! Remodeled 2 BR, I Bath Home wCentral H-AC, w-w Carpet, OR. Eq. Eat-In Kitchen and Morel Will Paint Exterior in Buyer's choice! BPP WAR. RANTED. Just 527,5001 THE SPOILERI 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in Idyliwilde of Loch Arbor on Lovely Lot! Central H. AC, OR, FR, Breakfast Bar, Eq. Eat.ln Kitchen, Patio and Lots More! BPP WARRANTED. Just 163,2001 ONE.OF.A-KINDI 3 BR, 1 Bath Home In Winter Springs! w-w Carpet, Central H.AC, FR, Dining Area, and Many Extras! Good Neighborhoodi BPP WAR. RANTED. Only 133,3001 COMFORTABLE I 3 BR, 1½ Bath Home In Washington Oaks on quiet Cul-de.sacl Dining Area, Latin Kitchen, FR, Central Heat, ww Carpet and Maul BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for $25.S00i REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S . SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 Sanford's Sales Leader except stove & refrg. 56.000. 3238909 after 5 p.m. See our beautiful new BARR 1NGTON wIap siding & shIngle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323-5200 3iO3OrlandoDr. VA & FHA Financing ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - m- 25S REALTORS PARK Branch 0151cc Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 362 7433 SECOND MORTGAGES $4,000 to $100,000 TO IS YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 1100-432-4002 Licensed Mortgage Broker 62 acres East of Sanford. $2,200 per acre. Wm. Malicm,.vtkl. RAt. www NICELY WOODED DUPLEX LOT. EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD IN SANFORD. REDUCED TO $5,500. - w el. trolling motor so. 372 4113 1971 Thompson 20'V' with float on trailer, powered by 1976- 165 OMC out drive. $5,000. Call after 6 p m. 322 8577. WOODED TRIPLEX LOT. STONE'S THROW TO LAKE MONROE. REDUCED TO $7,500. - 2 ACRES HWY 46, WEST OF i-I, LAKE ACCESS. $19,900. 41.2$ ACRES ROLLING HILLS NICELY WOODED ON LARGE CHAIN OF LAKES. OSTEEN AREA. $1,000 PER ACRE. 30 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 660' ON LAKE MARY BLVD. 52.000 PER ACRE. BRING YOUR CHECK BOOK. 5 ACRES FOR HORSES, COWS, AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT. $20,000. ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA RIVER AND - HIGHWA 44. USELESS EXCEPT FCSR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS. 55.900. SEIGLER REALTY "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford $anford32l-0640 Orlando 327.1577 - OeLand 1-$335 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Leather & Rubber Work Boots ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 ipc BR suite new, $339; 5 pc. LR new $399; Loveseat $41.95 1 up; 7 pc. dinettes $49.95 & up; Ref. $501 up; El. stove$60&up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-fl So. of Sanford, 322-5721. IGravely rIdi,,g lawn mower, 5 $1200; 1 Haun 32" riding law mower, $100 or both $1,100. 323-4131 59-MisicaI - Large selection foam backec drapes; prints 50x $4, $i1.SOpr., solids 40 x II $10.50 pr. Custot, upholstery - carpets. Free Estimates. KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st Since 1937 322.231 Nearly new Westinghouse ref.; beds; 1 sm roll-away; coffi table & work desk; seven household artIcles; 37 Harie Davidson 15, 10 pd. restores 3335344, 603 E. 29th St. Camper cover For short bed truck 322- 0545 1917 Ford LTD 11.1 Dr., Exc. cond. '76 Jeep--Good Condition $3800 Phone 322 1254 rchandise Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 377 1771 - CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODEL ING & REPAIR 322 5665 56 QALINT & ASSOC. - JACK FROST - Cent. Heat Air Cond. Service. Free Es) trnt Comm. & Res. 322 0208. blowing, INSULATION Batting, RACO Foam. fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 371 0539 or 90-4 7316708 coItxt. AppIiBflC$ — Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 3230039 Alterations, DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery 62-Lawn-Garden Lawn SerVIce General Electrical - '. AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322.9141 Evesafter6&weekends ____________________________ 65-Pets-Supplies - FREE Small, male dog good with children, good watch dog, needs good home, Has shots. 5743734. COCKERSPANIELS,AKC,lwks, wormed 1. shots, $125. 2 M, I F. 2401 Airport Blvd. 3237736 - - BUY WE BUY USED FURNITURE & Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave Buy I. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves. tooIq _________________________ ion __________________________________ - AuctlonSundayslP.M. SanfordAve.atHwy.4fl Consignments Welcome KellogsAuction Sales 323-7030 Rose. - Repair. Industrial, Comm. & Residential5 327 9354 74 Hrs. — -s-; ' Light Ilauling Exterior Cleaning Yard Debris, Trash B&P Exterior. Fungus & mildewremoval Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Est. 339 6066, 6688335 LOCAU 349-5311 _________________________ Appliances& Misc. PaInting Qua,I General Home Care _______________________________ Minor home repairs, painting, cleanIng, yard work, pressure cleaning, windows replaced, drop ceilings, etc. Call 834-7412, 5:3Op.mon. to APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322-5721. Landscaping. specialists, top soil 8. fill dirt. lawn maint. & tree trimming. 323-2948 BURFIELD'S Electric ServIce & YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 1580 Call after 5 30P M 373 5049 MOWING & LANDSCAPING 373 458) Free Estimate - FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL D & 6 LAWN CARE & MAINT. Dressmaking sponsible party can take on low payment balance. Writt before 68-Wanted I.awnintenance MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs Exp. 569 8562. - ', I Man, quality operation lyrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 327-132) 'Ceran'iic'flle PIANO IN STOR AGE ,,,t., z ,, ---- -- TOWER'S ØAUTV SALON formerly Harrielt's Beauty Nook 519 E 1st St.. 322 5742 you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. ____ PAINT ING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS -- ______________________________ It's like pennies from heaven when _____ I ice Estimate Beauty Care Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. flO2FrenchAve. 3222755 - Concrete Work. Steps m. or 1g. Call Mr Taylor 327 IS-IS __________________________ Guitars. Drums, Banjos. Corn plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Beautiful Spinet Console stored lo caily. Reported like new. Re Home Improvethini Air Cord & Ifing _____________________________ 2 USED PIANOS Forced to pick up in your area. Terms In mp$ ynr h,'ilqpt details call Harold McClanahan. Credit Manager, Streep Music Stores. 1 305-84900)0 ______ Beds, dbl motel Box Springs Mattresses, $30 set; Mattres only $20 em. Sanford Auctlor 1215 S. French, 3237310. '72 BuIck Centurion. Loaded. New paint & tires. CdII after S:3p.m. - 323 1901. ______________________________ '73 Bass Boat, SO hp Evinrude. Good condition. Call after 5:30 p.m. 323)901. 372567? 7 Rooms Used Carpeting Best Offer 322 7480 '71 Grand Prix--tully loaded 39,000 flu. $1275 '1I — ____ BUY SELL TRADE -- ii: we send truck. Joplin Piano, 3l13l5E,Firt5t Datsun 2601, 1911, air, cxc. conci.. & Mercury Monarch 1976. Alr, mwer. pie cnnd . ((11 11% Qcfl dS; 372 3603 after 6 pm. 12 Ft. Aluminum Starcratt, 35 Johnson motor, good cond , $350 Also 19 Ft. Chris Craft, motor needs minor repair, $500. Call 323 5258 alter 130 p m P.O. Box 3064, Rome, Ga. 30)61. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 73 Dodge Polara PS, PB, AC & extras, runs well. $700. 3220777.-. 1915 Yamaha 650cc, electric start, 10,000 mi Exc. cond Adult owner. Asking $1,100. 322 9352 ROtISON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1797 Sanford, Fla. 32771 STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. 43-Lots-Acreage BROKER 3222420 MORTGAGES. N. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. 4-0 — 20,800 ml many extras $3,995. 78-Wctorcycles 55-Boats & Accessories -------Call 323 5158 alt. 6:00 p.m. MILES WEST OF DeLANO. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. IDEAL FOR 2 10 4 FAMILIES, FOR WEEKENDS OR VACA. TION. ONLY $59,500. SELLER WILL HOLD MORTGAGE. - '70 Chrysler 9 pass wagon New fires, rebuilt motor, extra clean Loaded, 16 mi gal. Family or work car, 1900 273 8629 _____________ JUST MAKE PAYMNTS-'69 t6 15 models. Call 3399100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) - Sears17' Jon Boat Baptist Church needs 2 S acres in Casselberry area Call 830 1979 -_ - - 5p.m. 323-1716. _______________ In Need of Repair 373-8488 Eves ,. -- ' SaIlboat 1918 VIctoria 18. 7 mos. old, shoal.dratt tlxed keel. Great racçi' or family cruiser. Loaded with extras. $1,200 or 5200 & assume payments. CMI Aft.r porch & patio. C-H&A. too! $39,900. JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl I Hwy. -46 Aest, Sanford 373 5620 Sale: Sat. & Sun from 9 125 E. Jinkins Cir., Sanf. We oumo. dithwRhrr. wiIkø for relaxation. I Del l's Auction Center mlii arport refinished throughout, nice yard Hwy 97. 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It's I the oniy one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 90-4 255 8311 for further details. -. - __________________ 1972 Ford F 100 PS, PB. Auto.wcampertop&CB 5)500 323 19-Il I ________________________ - -- furniture. Sat & Sun. 9 to 5. 14 Valencia Ct., East off 415 Locust. Sale * ________________________ STEMPER AGENCY garage, new paInt & carpet. 8 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CEDAR HOME ON ø ACRE LAKE. 15 turner ,an,fl a for 1976 B 210 Datsun hatchback $2,500 3770457 ru,u, Iv, STereo. qiass, MIS heavy in oak, good terms. Owner holding. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Sales so-Autos DOOR PRIZES COMEEARLY STAYLATE S10,000. For the builder 5 duplex bldg. lots in city. Geneva. Beautiful bldg. sites, DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 College Studts desiring YARDWOR K. FOR LIAIE: beauty siuj' 3VatIens,4* Call 54 -Garage *524,500. For the investment mInded 2 unit Apt. bldg. Good SALE * FRI. 7:30 P.M. MIllers 2619 Orlando Dr. 'MR-2, located west of Sanford. 4 Bldg. lots. Zoned MR-2. ' U MoOrcycIe Insurance 1iLAIK A(tNCY 323 3866 or 323 77 10 ! Duches & chairs; hide a bed; coffee &end tables; beds; range; dishes; conference table. Apt Size washer & dryer; lamps; TV's; bar, lawn mowers. new lawn sweeper; several gas & dec. edgers; counter; rugs & bicycles. Other misc items too numerous to mention Bring your truck & your money. All goes at your PRICES 53-TV- Radio-Stereo Great for expanding family. SPECIAL * Service. Used Machines. MOONFY APPLIANCFS *546,500. End the space race in this 4 BR, 2 bath (out of the ordinary) split level home. " * - 52-Appliances young at heart. 3 BR, I bath, near shopping. Call today on this one. Corner Lk. Mary Blvd. Zoned Comm. 156x456. Terms. $41,900 FORREST ORIENt P Iprings 8. mattress $23.95 e: x-; NEW coffee table with matching end tables $39. Sanfor Furniture Salvage. 1792 So. REAL ESTATE PORCH, OVERSIZED LOT. LAKESYLVANAREA3 BR 1'/3 B Form. dining room, lam. room, fireplace. $44,000 379111, porn 2 acres in Lk. Mary wIg. block shed, cor, lot cleared wsome BATHS, LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIRE. PLACE, LARGE SCREENED YARD WORK Call 323.0100; 3321757. 3 BR split plan, C.H&A, kit. eqp., dbl car garage. Will sell VA or FHA. $31,900. lot, air, Cheat. Assumable mortgage at 8~ or new financing. S30,000. 323-6225. neighborhood. $31,000. It's eeyandfuin ... The Want Ad Way. ... Reduced Handy man special, garage apt. could b;' apt. downstairs. 2 lots. Zoned Comm. $15,500. COUNTRY HOME) BEDROOM, 2 repairs, Cook full time knowledge of di na.aan... a--.• ._ -.....,,. in person Lakeylew Nursing Center 919 E. REALTOR MLS 23.5774 Day or Night - 7 years old—) BR. 1½ bath. Corner carpet cleaning & yard work. We wili train, we need neat dependable worker. 322.2090 between 10a.m. 16 p.m. Harold Hall Realty MODELED IN EXCELLENT C01T10'1. 531,900. his - COUNTRY BARGAIN 2 BR, work. shop & storage bldg., fenced, shade trees. Coy. to shopping. $31,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-2287. MPLDYM90PJ'F 24-a landscaping. $69,950, New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to AVON -- EVERYONES DREAM extra ordinary I Large & spacious older 3 BR, 1½ B home. Many unique features, picturesque DELIGHTFUL 2 BEDROOM HOME IN A BOTANICAL SET. TING INCLUDING 40 PRIZE ROSES. RECENTLY RE. )O79fordetails. BROWSE AND SAVE 5)0,000. MINI STORAGE Solve your small storage space SAW FILER Exp. carbide work & ban saw Inc. painting, sm LAKE FRONT over ½ acre beautifully wooded building site on paved street. City water. trees. $23,000. 37A-O(fice Rental 912 French Ave. formal DR. pool w-gazebo 8. entertainment area. Privacy wail, dual sprinkler system. Property Daytona Biach-ocean front Apti. weekly. Call 322-1051 if no ant,.' Zales Jewelers Div. of Zale Corporation Equal Opportunity Employer M.F - --- - _______________________ Sanford, Fl. 32771 - - for those who demand the Most. 2 BR modern home has over 1600 Sq. Ft. living area & is located close to hospital & all conveniences. $36,500. $21,500. 1 BR turn., Osteen. No pets or children. $125 mo. + deposit + utilities. 332-7425. benefits. _____ _______ _____ ____ 1 Room kitchenette, partly furn. Apt. Private entrance, utilities furn 583 mo. 66$-6208. -- - - advancement op. portunities and a full range of _______________________ EXECUTIVE LiVING 4 BR, 2 B. fireplace& FR, breakfast rm. & Shenendoah Village. 323-2920. _____________________________ Excellent _____ He's A Plane 2 BR apis fully furnished; p.,ns, dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities Inc. Available tili October 1st. By day, wk. or month. 34-Mcbile - - - ZALE THE DIAMOND STORE is interviewing nowfora MANAGEMENT TRAINEE If you are interested in a career in retail sales management, we have a Career Deveiopment Program designed for motivated people like youl _______________________ Bird Believes town, very clean & roomy. Jimmie Cowan, 3)8 Palmetto Ave. : 78-IWtorcyCles 72-AuCtion *515,000. 2 buildIng lots, zoned SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS in person Holiday Inn of Sanford on Lakefront. _________________________ ,. soon thereafter as possible. lIens, at the coyy, FLORIDA. tative's attorney are sit fOrth Written comments filed with the Front (Wed) Door of the Seminole CASE NO. 1913$ CA-If-P below. JAMES DIX HOUSTON, JR. and Au persons having claims Land Development Manager will be County Courthouse In Sanford, tOM NEWSOM. or wife, JO ANN HOUSTON, demands against the estate we FLAGSHIP Florida the above deicrlbid considered. Persons appearing at u.s. BANK OF P' required, WITHIN THREE SEMINOLE, P(O9SltY, the public hearing will be heard SEMINOLE Plaintiff, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, ThIS said sale is beIn made orally. HearIngs may be continued JAMES vs. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF A. COHEN ard MARTHA C. satIsfy the terms of Mid Writ from time to time as MARY ELIZABETH DREGGORS, THiSNOTiCE,tofll,withffiick COHEN and necussary.Furthe,de$aiisavaIlale Execution, AMERICAN STEEL a-k-a MARY DREGGORS, •k.a of the above court a written FENCE COMPANY, INC. OF JOM E. Polk, by calling 323.1330, Ext. 304. MARY C. DRE000RS, AVCO Fl. statement of any claim or demand ORLANDO, Sheriff boardof County Commissioners NANCIAL SERVICES OF HOLLY. theymayhave.Eathclaimmustbi SeMInole County, Seminole County, Florida WOOD, FLORIDA, INC., a Florida in writing and must indicate the Florida By: Robert French, NOTICE OP ACTION corporation, SEMINOLE basis for the claim, thi name ard JAaCSONVILLE,FIa. (UP!) alongtail,apeen body,a iing Publish: May 10, 25, ctairman June), 0, fl MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MAU. address of the creditor or his agent TO: JO ANN HOUSTON 1979 f knows mailing address: - A plane revs iç Its enghiee aroimd his nedi, and a red Attest: Arthur H. Beckwlth, j, RICE WHEELER and VIRGINIA or attorney, and the amount • DEJ79 )43$ Lakeside Estates Publish: May 10, 1979 . Ard MAE WHEELER, his wife, and begins the tak.oft ran at head. We brougitah claimed. if the claim is not yet due, *partmen, * Defendants, the date when it will become due he's a - DEJ-12 (aIg Field when ,udd.nly a up here, and we tiston, Te. no NOTICIOP ACTION NOTICE OP PROCEEDINGS p shall be stated. if the claim IS COn. yij ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED bird ppsars, racing a)j male, ring-neck pheasant" IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND THE VACATINI, ABANDONING, TO: MAURICE WHEELER and tingett or unhiquidated, ttie nature SEMINOLE COUNTY, DISCONTINUING, an ect fo fq,ln a ,q. the plaits on thew4nch legs, "What he usially dues Is PlY FOR AND CLOSING VIRGINIA MAE WHEELER, hIs oftMuncertaintyslbistaind, It FLOR IDA on the following property in p wife, whose residence addiels ii NIS$T$.OP.WAY. ihe claim Is secured, the security 54MinOIS tryiitg madly to keep up with Its around the sand hills until he CASE No. 799$CA-$.I cty, Fi5tida: UNKNOWN, and whose last known TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: shall be described. The Claimed Tha East III feel ci Lot 17, hears a plane," said Rose, Ii N.: of YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE mailing address Is EARLVILLE, eiiver sifficlint copIes of the FLORIDA LAhD AND COLONIZA. gy NEW YORK 13332. !t'sthehirdwhetithkehs'sa "Thin he conies riaig. H. RYAN ALLEN AYERS. a minor. NOTICE IP.II me ioar claimtotheclerksoen.bfotlwcierk TION COMPANY'S CELERY YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an to mall one copy to each personal Co loners ci Seminole cowwy, plans. $0owl)?, the blEd fillS P5.ANTATION, Less the $ovffi 345 NOTICE OP ACTION Florida, at 7:ISo'clock p.m. en th, action to foreclose a Mortgage on representative. r i to the plait. He acts TO: STEPHEN ALLEN AYERS bIkind , as ta plan. 13th day of Jime, AD., 1979, in ml the foillng property in Seminole Ailpersonsinteresfedinffi,ast.te rJnp ies& 1, P.g,i,,ot CO NCR Corporation ks, ofl, the woj of y lik. he nas the place." County Commissioners' Meeting County, Florida: to whom a copy of this Notice of , Main & K Streets Records ii Seminole The West 100 feet Of thu East 155.30 Administration has been Room at the County courthouse in Roes band the bird's antics PIM, "like a fat man trying to mailed we county, Flsrida. Dayton, OH fwto$ the South Sanford, 1301.11 of Florida, will the North Public Mida required, WITHIN THREE ," "so .,*rtalidng" on one ..ai., you aid you ° Nearing ti consider and ditarmino ½ 04 the Northeast 4 Of the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF erstWWto serwa cepyol yeir NOTICE ISHERIBY GIVEN that. h55 caslonthatherat gsplan $ti or not the County will Southeast ¼ of the Southeast ¼ 04 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP written d$snus. if any, to is a petition has been filed . in the s. s., abandon. discnlinue, deaL Section 1, Township II South, Ran. THIS NOTICE, to fil, any objedlens KIRBY I III' S tg., he the aids of the nmway hii MONCRI IF above styled Court 0' of 31 aØ1on renounce and disclaim any ,IØt of East, Seminole County, Florida, they may have had challenge the SNINHOLSIN, LOGAN AND 4 looking over utioulder to I-: of theabov,namedmlnor, asset out the c ndds " .ini eh public in and to Pus been filed against you and you validity 04 the decedent's will. liii MONCR ISP, Atterseys fSr in said bird was. petition, where the wix uarnc watch pilot nd you we corn. pp obowng ri5Ms.ci.way running werequlredtosarveacopyof your qualifications of the personal pjif, pg ottice Sea 7579, property, towritten defenses, If any, to It cm be a distractIon," IflIlided tO WVI l of Ol)t mrov04u ttie delalbed "HI on representative, or the venue or Sanford, Florida 33fl1, and file the Hokis fl- . "W yu g written defenses, II any, on DAVID wit: ROGER L. BERRY, Plaintiff's urisdiction of the court. Mid thi phd. original with the Clerk if the above YOIIf roll, he ati KERBEN, Petitioner's Attorney, Weal 100 ft. of Lots 4, 4, attorney, whose address Is P.O. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Court en or before May 35, 1979t Aiksdwhstmakuthsbirddu 11SE.RobinsonStyed,Orad,,FL SlockD,andLols4l,and6,Blocli DRAWER 0. (110 EAST COM- OBJECTIONS ___ NOT $0 FILED __ erwlw, a Judsineal may be "Then he guts to rvv toe w he does, Ross shrugged, June, o1 or before thu 19th day of F, if the Revised Map ii Chuuluota, MENCIAL) SANFORD, FLORIDA WILL BE FOREVER SARRIP entered asalast ter ml reBel 1979, and Ills the original according to P'.at Beds 7, Page 31, 33771, on or bif*re the Sffi dip of DateofthelI,$hpubllcallen this demen "Who keiva? Maybe he 'IO' with ml 1* aid he guts awkward Iri flue Complaint. Clerk Of thuis COWS oIlier - Public Records 04 Seminole County, June, 1979, and I ii the oripInal with Notice of Administration: May 11. WITNEU my hand and the seil of Masta dwlM6 and the plan. the plan. a's related to hint." before sirvice on sai' attorney or ffi. Clerk of this uj efffier beiwe cOW, . .. , imnId1at5ltt thSIMfterg ifflirvilse WQIX ban MAY WYICS Oil PlaIntIWs altarilsy Or natwth.. PERSONS INTIRSITIDIMa began a late the shy and he Eva Luplen Grisrm • a default may be enlared against APPEAR AND II HEARD AT Immediately tlueçeaRer, ihhiarwisa a As Personal RipreleMotive ts ,vtJirg 4 ai fir thi bird coated aid - the SEAL) • you for this relief preyed for in the THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE default will be anserod huMS You of the estate if A,tlwr N. Uedm*u. Jr. N4pIsne $0 CINI along." alNaib hes bediM ainiiwttst petition. for Itue relief demanded iii the . SPECIFIED. EZRA OARFORTH o.st ii the Circolt Cavil WITNESSmyhuidandtlissesIof (SEAL) Coalpiakit. yoa ofaosIiy,doIighistgen --ir t DsctMed By: Patricia lflirsen is t this Court at Sanford, Seminole BOARD OF COUNTY COM WlTNiSlmyhuWandtPiese&of ATTORNEY FOLPIR$ONAL. ever is,," i4 tric a lend I.1SVIMOU **ICSd. Deputy Clerk County, Flsrlds, this 111k liv of -• Ml$$IONU$ . this CI'Jrt ON IllS 1st daY II May, REPRESENTATIVE -. • -. 5. KIRBY MONCRISP .oi csMrsllsr Pets Wittaibs. MSNWbb, the phuts and May, $79. 1979. OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, WILLIAM A. WALKER II of $NIN$OL$Eft, LOGAN AND a's (SEAL) . . (SEAL) e airfield workers M.aig 1ts1 up FLORIDA Winderwaodfe, Names, Ward MONCRI1F - MtIIW ti SIcbeIhhu Jr. -. . Arthur N. Beckwlwi, Jr. BY: Arthur H. Sedewith. Jr. a Wu*ian. P.& p ir It. usifiad that the-bird lIterally I - Chest. SI liii Ckcvl Court . Clerk ii áhe Circuit Court 'CLUK P.O Boa 90 WNrd. FerlN 19171 may loss It hestoN, ____ ____ By: C5niN5 Preiev By: By: Susan S. Tabor . Juan K. Miii' Winter Park Fl, 33795 At1suyo Piebeilt - - tus' bethe $0 _____(301) 6440317 ____ -Boputy Chest Ttujtuni: ( 3*-lidS PMW10. * & June l.a Ins Pulds: 90y 15,11l - -, .'-- PublIsh: May 4. U, II, N. $75 Publish May 11,15.1979 - • ---------$u IftuiIHe'5g,I PublIsh: April57, May 411,55, 1979 -- DIJIS • OJU '- - - ORJ44 0114*4 - - Apt.. for Senior Citizens. DJwn Maintenance man needed. Apply _______________________ INC. REALTOR 3237832 Eve. 322-0612, 3fl- 1587,322.7177 31-ptids Furnished We are looking for an individual Contact: Mr. W. W. Boatner 1100 Stat. St. OSTEEN-NEW Cmv. location, $215. 677.1641 WOULDN'T BE ANY, v ft REDUCED $2,000 CailBart REALTOR ML 173 6061 or eves. 323 0517 AND STO THINK A MINUrE.. . IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE by Gill Fo M. Unsworth Realty Spacious, modern 2 BR, C-H&A, carpeted, stove, ref., dishwasher, disposal. Near hospital. Adults, no pets, $200. 323.3935. patio. LET'S BE HONEST If you wereni looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad,andifweweren't looking for someone to do a job this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1100432-8403 anytime for recorded message. — Forfainillesorfrisndsof 1105 Chase Ave. 3 BR, i-a B, new roof, In bk yd. VA appraised $29,300. Call 323-4395 aft 5:30. _____________________________ Build to Suit - our lot or yours. FHA.VA,FHA 2358. 245 _____________________________ - SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses ____________________ ______________________ Breakfast cook. Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford inventory clerk needed. Apply in person Jungle Laboratories Corp. 301 Silver Lake Dr., __________________ ___ — • U U U U••UUUU•UIUU T) Sundo-Noon Friday II? fo below. Seminole County Courthouse In All oersons having claims or Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A.M. on the Ith day demand$ against the estate ere of June, 1979, the following required, WITHIN THREE - U 90 U I WASHINGTON (UP!) - General Electric: Bring mall the dryer to Schick Inc. Consumers can rw ot*aln dryers to neared authorIzed 216 Greenfleld Rd., Lancaster, repslrs or replacements for GE small appliance service Pa. 17601. mod of the millions of hand location (check Yellow Pages) Hamilton BUC1I and )onth held electric hair dryers that for retrilitting, replacement or Ion (Scovill Co.): Free replace use asbesto. and were 1d ciedlt toward new dryer. Or ments or repairs by mailing during the pod few years the call GE toll free at (tOO) iii. dryer to either I imilton Beach Consumer Product Safety 5s_ or Dominion, Finished Goode CYlwflhIt$ofl UYL Gillette: Only pre-1975 Warehouse, Door No. 6, WaThe arT 1*gW2WLI ate 016 models Involved, and they will shlngton, N.C. 27009. tilas in V0I%1W7 g11 Sears: b.r.pIace.Youmaycau($OO) - 3 ,_e1. 'wttts to the GIIdtB cMMo fat4utI.. will replace companies, which together Co., appliance division, con- dryers or give refunds. John E. Polk, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on the ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL per quart, we pick $1.23. Bring accoii for 90 percent of the 55neev1cesdep&tient,31O S u n b e a m, Oster and 12th day of June, A.D., 1919, in the REPRESENTATIVE: eriff own containers. 332.4179 Ostein. dryers Involved. The four East Fifth St., St. Paul, MJIIZL, Northern: Sunbeam or Oder County Commissioners' Meeting Abbott M. Herring Seminoie county, Roy Listtrell. Room 6t the County Courthouse in 201 W. 1st Street mouslY 56101. Florida __________________________ units can be taken or sent to the Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public Sanford, Florida 32771 May 4, 11. II, 25, 1979 approved the plans Thursday. Montgomery Ward: Ex- nearest Sunbeam Appliance Publish: -lnsfructlons Hearing to consider and determine Telephone: (303) 323035O DEJ.19 ______________________ To find oi* II your dryer is changes available at any Service Center for free repair. whether or not the County will Publish May ii, 25, 1979 covered, either contact the Ward's retail outlet, or contact Check the yellow Pages. If no vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, DEJ-17 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 20% OFF NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat renounce and disclaim any right of company, the store it WU D.C. Gutman, customer rela- center Is convenient they may the County and the public in and to by virtue of that certain Writ Creative Expressions 323-Ui2 bought In, or the consumers' tons manager, 4N, Montgom- be mailed to Hair. Dryers, 5430 Execution Issued out of and under the following rights.of.way running IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR on the toll-free ery Ward Plaza, Chicago, Ill., Roosevelt Rd. Chicago, UI. the seal Of the COUNTY Court through the described property, to. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. OrangeCounty,Florlda,uponafinal wit: holline. 'Ibet number Is ($00) 60171. Sell those things that are just PROBATE DIVISiON The West SOft of Horseshoe Drive, File Number fl.i9 udgement rendered in the aforesaid taking up spice with a want ad 13190* ezc in Maryland Norelco: Dryers repaired or court on the 5th day of March, A.O. according to the Plat of Forest Division In the Herald 33226)1 or 131.9993. Legal NotIce where It Is (*) 190-9013, and replac'edbpersoaorbymajjat 1979, in that certain case entitled, Slopes Subdivision, as recorded in IN RE: ESTATE OF -. • 41ML, Willie Turner Plaintiff, -vs. Piat Book 9, Page 79, Public EZRA GARFORTH, Hawaii, Puerto Rico Norelco service stores located D.AJs1ICmfts Roosevelt Lewis and Myrtle Lewis, Records of Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OP and the Virgin tIde ute It In New York, Boston, Deceased his wife, lointly and severally, Florida. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Is (IN) $389033. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ ot PERSONS INTERESTED MAY NstIceslPublicHearing Philadelphia, Atlanta, TO ALL HAVING Most complete Craft & Hobby JIHW I?, 1979 Execution was delivered tome as APPEARANDBEHEARDATTHE CLAIMS ORPERSONS DEMANDS AGAINST Acivlpldelido(aI1ctoti Wuhlngton D.C., Dallas Supply in Central Florida. Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, TIMEANDPLACEABOVESPECI. 7:55P.M. drysr Ca be oIwWl.d free b Pittsburgh, San Francisco, F ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL HOBBY DEPOT, 91D Frenth The floard iii County Corn. and I have teved upon the following OTHER PERSONS INTENISTED Ave. Sanford, Fl. writing to Dry, (' (lengo, Los Angeles, Kaiia missioners of Seminole County, described property owned by (SEAL) BOARD OF COUNTY COMMI. IN THE ESTATE: Florlda.wiilholdapublich.aringto Roosevelt Lewis, said property Prodt Safdy CAi1Ii _________ Qty, Mo., St. Louis, Denver YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED consider an appeal against the being located in Seminole County, SSIONERS Wa1ington, D.C. that the administration of the estate Houston, Minneapolis and BoaJd of Adjustment OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, in Denying a Florida, more particularly of EZRA GARFORTH, deceased, Here ace Sqelt Orcalltollfreeat (800) c''r FLORIDA LIgal Notic. Lot Size Variance in an A.) described as follows: FileNumberle.IoLispendlngintp,, One 1969 White Tractor Cab, BY: Arthur H. leckwlth, Jr. Agriculture blue the avndabk Zone from 43,560 sq ft to Circuit Court for Seminole County, Clerk 25,500 sq ft on the following in color Cox; AII...1M U * iC. Pemey: Free rimair ' Florida, Probate Division, the ad. IN THE CIRCUIT By: Joann K. Hare ID No. BN022HA7213I3 descilbed property: COUNT, IN AND i*eU of which is SemInole County being replaced by f.Wu,p remlacemez*a at any Penney Deputy Clerk Lot 3, Block 2, Chula Vista storing same at Aitamonte Wrecker FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Courthousi, P.O. Drawer C, San. FLORIDA PublIsh: May 10, 1979 Unrecorded Plat, In Section 22.21.32, in Aitamoitte Springs, Florida. may be rda I. eir retail store. and the undersigned as Sheriff of DEJ.13 on Snow Hill Road. (DIST.1) ford, FL 32771. The personal CIVIL ACTION NO. 79-M$CAI9.K Cinafr Carp., 11 Esskve Schick: Free representative of the ThlspublichearingwllIbehein Seminole County, Florida, wilt at estate 5 EVA JAMES E. LEE and wife, VIVIAN Ave., Edi, LI., 09017, or by mall or In person at 450 Room LUPTON GARFORTH, 203 of the Seminole County 11:00 AM, on the 11th day of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, address is P•O. Box NO, Winter J. LEE, Dspt.,No.2Kwth$SthAve., authorized company centers Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on A.D. 1979,OffeffOr$aleindselito EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cit Park. FL 32190. The name and Plaintiff, PhOerIIL Ariz.. 90$0J. ick te4,phone directory), or June 12. 1919, at 7:00 P.M., or as thlhighlstbiddil,IOCCNh,Stjblet CUlT, IN lND FOR SEMINOLE address of the personal represen. to any arid all exIstIng _______ I U U I U I I 7 On$icutlVI flints ..... 3Sc a line NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Southwest '/4 of SECTION 9, statement of any claim or demand NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN they may have. Each claim must be that TOWNSHIP SOUTH, RANGE by virtue of that certain Writ writing and must Indicate the of EAST, run South 546.74 feet to in Execution Issued out of and under basis for the claim, the name and Do you need a friend? Someone to the seal of the COUNTY Court of Northerly right-ol.way of Old address of the creditor or his agent write, love or lust someone to Sanford-Geneva Road, thence or attorney, and the amount OrangeCounty,Florida,upona talk to. For full detaIls writs final Southeasterly along said rlght.of. claimed. If the claim Is not ludgement rendered in the aforesaid FRIENDS, P.O. Box 123, yet due, court on the 31st day of July, A.C. way 155.02 feet, thence North 334.36 the date whon It will become due Caisslberry, Fl. 32707. " 197$, in that certain case entitled, feet thence North S3de91'Ies shall be stated. If the claim is ______________________________ West 155.04 feet ComBank.Fairvilia, a Florida to North line I contingent or unilquidated, the Southwest '/4 of Southwest li of said 6-Child Care banking corporation Plaintiff, •vs nature of the uncertainty shell be ____________________________ 9, thence West 7.5 feet to Forrest A. Arnold, Defendant, which Section stated. if the claim is sectred, the _____ aforesaid Writ of Execution was point of beginning. security shall be described. The special Summer program for 6.12 Said property shall be sold delivered to me as Sheriff of subject claimant shail deliver sufficient yrs. old including weekly SemInole County, Florida, and I to any outstanding liens or equities copies of the claim to the clerk to swimming, skating, I. movies. have levied upon the following not foreclosed in this action, malt one copy to each personal 322.6643. SANFORD EARLY DATED: the 15th day of May, representative. described property owned by CHILDHOOD CENTER. Forrest A. Arnold, said property 1979. Allperlonsinterestedintheestate being located in Seminole County, (SEAL) Child Care my home to whom a copy of this Notice Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Florida, more particularly _____ Administration has been maiied are $SSweeli,$Sdayor$1 hour Clerk of Circuit Court described as Inliows: required, Cal!3233344 WITHIN THREE By: June I. Curtis One 1969 Dodge Pick-up Truck, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF As Deputy Clerk white-red in coloi THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Unique Kindergarten for 5 year olds ONLY, this fail. Best GARY E. MASSEY, ESQ. VIN No. 1157131312 THIS NOTICE, tofileanyobjections educational opportunity in this 165 Whooping Loop being stored at Fosters in they may have that challenge area. 322-6443. Longwood, Florida Tern—Cranes Roost validity of the decedent's will, the _________________________ and the undersigned as Sheriff of Altamonte Springs, Fla. qualifications of the personal FREE CHILD CARE those SemInole County, Florida, will at Publish May 1$, 23, 1979 representative, or the vnue or e, qualify. For further in. 11:00 A.M. on the 29th day of May, DEJa? jurisdictIon of the court. formation contact Sandra AD. 1979, offer for sale and sell to _______________________ ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Swanson, 323.5490. the highest bidder, for cash, subject OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED to any and all existing liens, at the NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR WILL BE FOREVER BARRED SabySitlnmyhome THE VACATING, ABANDONING, Front (West) Door of the Seminole DateoltheflrstpublicatlOnofthis WeekDays County Courthouse in Sanford, DISCONTIPIUINO, AND CLOSING Notice of AdminIstration: 3.11.79. Sandy322.0711 Florida,. the above described per. OF RIGHTS-OF.WAY. s:Mae Ens Brooks ____________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: sonal property. As Personal Representative 9-Good Things to Eat YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Thai said sale is bing made to 04 the Estate of _________________ SatiSfY ttii -tfflfl Of laid Writ 04 NOTICE that the Io. County ADOLPHU$ oo Commissioners of Seminole County, Execution. Deceased Blackberries for sale. U.plck, 73c ________________________________________________________________________________ Repairs 04 ADOLPHUS BROOKS, deceased, Final Judgment dated 43c a 3 consecIve flints 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY FileNumberl9.1$3.Cp,isp.ndingln the 11th day of May, 1919, in Case No. 7$2427.CA-09.K of the Circuit the Circuit Court for Seminole Court of the Eighteenth Judicial County, FlorIda, Probate Division, Circuit, in and for Seminole County, the address of wttch is Seminole County Court Clerk, Seminole Florida, in which DAWSON .. • • toa I 831-99 l" DECEASED NOTICIOPADMINI$TRATiON vs. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING LOWELL M. GARRETSON and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST MARY ELLEN GARRETSON, his THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL wife, OTHER PERSONS INTIRESTED IN THE ESTATE: Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICEOP SALE administration of the state NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that O rQ( CLASSIFIED DEPT ...------ i. Plaintiffs, I . 322-2611 Us.o9 IN THE CIRCUIT •.. COURT -CIIIIULt UUII1Y, FLORIDA CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PROlATE DIVISION COUNTY, FLORIDA. Fill Number 7,.1U.CP CASE NO. fl2421•CA.O9.K IN RE: ESTATE OF DAWSON B. THOMPSON. and ADOLPHUS BROOKS EIflU?I?La •.1... r,i ri .,wu,u..j. BRUCE L. THOMPSON, ____ r INTHECIRCUITCOURTOFYHE i ..i w: (iQflvO - vviflter i minol? • . - . CLASSIFIED ADS • _____ Friday, May 18, 1979-tA a.ui•ii•iiuis U U Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice ______ GlaM&kteSn _____________________ icreen-porches, pool end. , wds. All type re-glazing & wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor ."-!"' Grooming & Bosrng ___________________________ Pinfing. Exterior 1. In- terior. 35 yrs. exper. Free Esti. UI 8149, Harold Nader. BODIN Painting. Piper Hanging free est. Professional workmanship, quick, quality, serv..e., 648 4753. - -, —courteouS __________________ DANNY'S PAINTING InteriorExterior House Painting Licensed-Insured-Bonded FREE Estimates (305) 322.9150 __________________________ ' Interior 8. Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est 322 ISIS - PIun*ing Service - A;,s,,A,. FlA'vi4 Dog 5. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 332-3752. The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claimJust Resultsl ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs. Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. 323 0174; 322-1601 RaiN Custom built ironwork. Windowguards,gatesetc. Martins 323-ill), 339-7693 IstYouZness... DiI 32226Tl or 8319993 I i' �IIA— Ev.nIng HiraM, Si aloud. Fl. 1 Friday, May is, im i Oviedo Man Found Gu*1 ty CALENDAR A 22-year-old Oviedo man was found guilty of sexual battery and aggravated buttery by a Muinember Jury in circuit court Thursday. Circuit Judge Voile WIllh'm, ordered a presentencing In. vestigatlon for In Lee Tussle whose address was listed as Nut. sery and Kimble streets, Oviedo, following the Jury's verdict. Tossie was found guilty of the assault upon a 27-yen-old Oviedo woman who was dripped, beaten and left In an orange grove off Mitchell Hammock Road on March 3. Oviedo police said tbree men came to police headquarters on the morning of March 4 and reported they had seen a nude female body In the orange grove. When police reached the scene said the woman was lying motionless on the ground. When they Approached her, police said, she raised her head and said she had been beaten and left there the night before, Police said the woman was bleeding about the head and had numerous the face. Police said she told them she left the home of her cousin on the evening of March 3 with Toule. But Instead of taking her home, police said the woman reported, was taken to the field and assaulted by Tossle. SENTENCED FOR THEF A Sanford man was sentenced to prison for all months to two Yam Monday In circuit court In connedlon with the theft of his father's televisim Dean Mathew Jones, 21, of 614 Beth Drive, was sentenced following his guilty plea to one count of grand theft. He was arrested April 5 and extradited from Texas to face the charge stemming from the theft of his father's 2S4nch television which was stolen from the Beth Drive home on Feb. 36. Seminole County sheriff's deputies said Jones took the set from his father, Lowell Jones and gave It to a girlfriend. He later left the date for Austin, Texas, when he was arrested on a charge of violating probation. FRmAY, MAY 11 Taqje,,od AA, closed, I PML St. Richard's church, Lake Howell Road. Lougw..d AA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for SIgh., 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Deltesa Orgu Cl* 7:30 p.m., Christian Church. GED Program graduation, 7:30 p.m., SCC Fine Arts Building Open to public. SATURDAY, MAY It Tuscola United Cherokee Tribe of Florida Inc. 7p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Flea Market, 8 am, to 6p.m., parking lot of St. Augustine Church, 3 Sunset Drive, Casselberry. Proceeds to church building fund. Food and chink. Seatsud AA W.mea's Griap, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. cuts to 7 Senior auzen trip to Once Upon A Stage for "Sound of Music," leaves Sanford Civic Center, 11 a.m. Pick up at Leeds, Casselberry, 11:30 a.m., Return 5 p.m. NatIol Ru far Life Day, University of Central Florida. Registration 7 a.m., clinic, 8 a.m., run, 9 sin., American Heart Awn. benefit. Entry forms at Barnett Bank or public school. Pink Elephant Potpourrl,9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. Azaleas to Zebras, entertainment and refresbznents. Admission free. CAR FIRE A 4$yesrold Lake Mary woman escaped Injury Thursday morning after her car caught fire and burned while she was driving east on Florida Avenue just west of El Capitan. Sanford police said Naomi Durham's 1973 Volvo sustained $2,000 damage after Its engine caught fire. Sanford firemen cx- JNDAY, MAY30 Duty Bests Riding Ais. Opts Hors. Shaw, 10 a.m., Wilco Sales Arena, 4 ml. west of 14. Spectators free. Balk..n and rend duadog, 8p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkesm boulevard., Deltona. Seinsle Grasp AA, 3 p.m., open speaker meeting, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Eucsre Opera presents "The Merry Widow," 2 p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park. C)f Sex Battery CAMERA STOLEN A 35mm camera and a hand-carved chess set with a combined value of $300 were reported stolen from a car owned by John McEachan of Mt. Dora while the car parked In the Seminole Memorial Hospital parking lot early Wednesday morning, Sn ford police said. Police said the thief gained entry to the car by using a cost hanger or other Instrument to pry open the lock. LB. SWLP UngWSneU me base. BIKE TAKEN A 10.speed bicycle owned by Darrell Ervin, 1306 Douglas Ave., was reported stolen Thursday, Sanford police said. Police said the bike, valued at $130, was near the porch of the borne at the time It was stolen. RING STOLEN A diamond engagement ring and other Items valued at $350 were taken from the car of Robert Knox while the car was parked near the owner's borne at 66 Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford police said. Police said the theft occurred sometime between Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning. There was no sign of forced entry, police said, but marks on the window Indicated a coat hanger or other object might have been used to jimmy the lock. CAR STOLEN A 1V76 Ford valued at $5,000 was stolen from the borne of a Maitland man, according to Seminole County deputies. Ben Schaper, 59, of 100 Dahlia Drive, Maitland, told deputies the theft oCCilTed sometime Tuesday. B'SI(IoI the Ion of tha car, Schaper said the car contained about $1,800 worth of assorted hand tools and mason tools and 44 gallons of gas. MORSTOLEN A horsepower boat motor was stolen Tuesday from the front yard of a Sanford man, according to Seminole County deputies. David E. Haddix, Box 31A, Patterson Flower Farm, Sanford, told deputies the blue and white boat motor is 1906 model and worth about $1,000. The motor was stolen out of his 1$400t A Citizen's Band radio valued $290 was stolen from the car cf an Apopka man while he was bowling, according to Seminole at County deputies. Michael Herrmann, 33, of Apopka, told deputies he was bowling Friday night at the Fairlanes Bowling Alley, date Route 436, Fern Park. When he left the alley, he discovered his radio was missing, Herrmann said. There was no signs of forcible entry Herrmann told deputies his 1917 Chevrolet Monte Carlo was locked. $230 STOLEN FROM CAMPUS Someone used a pry bar to break Into an office at the Forest Lake Academy In Forest City, according to Sole County deputies. Burglars forced open a file cabinet Inside the Industrial Arts Building and Mole $200, deputies say. The Incident occurred sometime Monday night. NOTARY SEAL STOLEN Burglars entered a Longwood business sometime over the weekend and made off with an undetermined amount of cash and 5 notary seal, according to Seminole County deputie& Two vending machines were broken Into and two file cabinets rifled through in the front office of Continental Circuit, Bay Meadow Road, Longwood, deputies say. A locked desk which contained a cash box was also broken Into. Deputies say an undetermined amount of cash was stolen from the cash box but a "sizeable amount of change was stolen from the vending machines. A notary seal in the name of Undo L. Smith was also missing, deputies say. . • fiberglass arrow boat In his front yard. Evening Heiald SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, May 18, 1979 9 2 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE (3~ Roger Vibiig Club of Central Florida Mayfedival, beginning at noon, Lake Golden Recreation Area, Sanford Airport. ____ - _____MONDAY, MAY11 Meudey Miruara Toeses1en, 7:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wyrnore Road, Aitwionte Sprinp Weight Watchers, 10 am. Ascension Lutheran Church; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altemoide Springs. Diet Workshop 10 am, and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson U., DeLd; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Qurth, Del"; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamoa*..8.uth Se"i,4e Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Route 436, Mtmno,ge Springs. muchlc4ssI6r dy if nvhon Suf.rd.Semla.le Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, Sanford. k.iath AA9 ass, Mental Health Cater, Robin Road, Altamonte SpriqgL TOPS Chapi 79, 7p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal LOU and Country Club, Lake Mary. Bad" AIM.., I p.m., First Methodist Church, . laatard AA, $p.m.,1201W.phrg5. Cedral FIrM. Unit American Diabsto As., annual bih. meeting, 7:30 p.m. In fsilowahlp had of Winter Park Presbyterian Church, 30) Dundee, Winter Part. Suterd Uewakers, 1:30 p.m., Florida Power & Iiii showing "Bunraku", a Japanese puppet theater film presented by Puppet Power Inc., 8p.m., Head Start kitchen, Unitarian Church, 1811 E. Robinson St., Orlando. Ceutral FIrM. Unit American Diabetes As.., annual business meeting, 7:30 p.m. In fellowship hail of Winter Park Presbyterian Church, 3030 Dundee, Winter Park. 1VDAY, MAY U Maib Wirkahe, fir purist, at 8.uIh SM. emnty 1cb,i 7:30 p.m., gim by This I teacher, Tim Seibert. For Parents interested In hqIng their children in math. 14sm No hehssi P11* mistIng and Academic Awards program, 7:30 p.m., school audltorlwn. Quarterly Citrus Update for irow.u, lOam, 8-vibiole County AçI.Ceud.r. Brook. HnpIirys, Citrus Extension Agent In charge of program. WEDN)AY, MAY U itAaedcasIsM Club of Sanford, 8p.m., Wine and Chess. Cafe,Z Sanford Plaza. New members welcome. 4.- Under our program, FPL scores each home according to the energy-saving options built into its design and construction. These options may include ceiling and wall insulation, thermally efficient windows and doors, glass areas optimized to match floor plan designs, high efficiency cooling and heating, solar or heat recovery units for water heating, and other power-saving ideas such A EI5FR as fluorescent lighting or super-insulated water PL heaters. Watt-Wise Living homes will be even more desirable tomorrow, when those energy-saving This symbol on your new home means that features can only enhance the resale value. And it has been certified by the builder as meeting homes designed, built, and equipped to Wattthe energy-saving standards in FPLs Watt-Wise Wise standards contribute to our national goal of Livingtm' program. It means that even after energy conservation. meeting the requirements of Florida's new eneigySo, before you buy or construct a new home, efficiency buildingcode of March 1979, the builder ask the builder about FPI2s Watt.-Wise program. has added enough eneigy-saving features into Or stop by your local FPL office and pick up an your house to allow full comfort and convenience information brochure, while using about one-fourth less electricity than FPLs Watt-Wise Living program is affiliated conventional homes. with National Energy Watch. DCSIIED T1L30)AY, MAY14 Lube Br.Usy High Scbssl Awards Day,1:30 am, Wubiwa Chapter DAB hmcb.on mesthig, 12:30 p.m., Dsllona Ian. Singelong conducted by *s. Howard Grate. TheM. AiMs. 1..iil. Chapter plenlc. Foit Lens Pait Geneva, 1030 a.m. Bring covered dish and table • r Outdoor Mutc FedIval, noon to 8 p.m., Jewish Corn. mangy Center, 301 N. Maitland A,,., KWUnt Classical, jan said rock. Puppet show arid magic for children. MONDAY. MAY U kiniask Couy Federate. ii W.saa'. (lube, 10:30 a.sn. et'vrred dish luncheon hosted b) Mtwion(e Springs Woman's Club. 1EPAV, MAY11 IMslky ±' Awde Banquet, 1:30 u.m Wak Iftei dra Ian w "Up the Dm Ilaircess", $ p.m., UCF Seisos Aálsrlam, 1mb. Newel NO SEed drama, "Up lbs Down awrem $ piwo UCF &e Atori iiuy 30JNDAY, 1)N& S -- WWIr,7:36a.m.tolp.m., P'MlusiIFI.sMa,bsl, Highway 17.1. To dinsis t,ne call Mal. 3 p.m. Dolary avis Coutir Hershel &Jodi Harrison, Jr. Admiralty Lakes Devekpmern • F J. Holmes Wguadway Enterprises Artisan Homes Cdkg Park Homes, Inc. • . • . . R. Jack Simon, Inc. 6 SAL$ Rasiduntlal ' - 2 U AZU " &Am& L 't•. it -•- - - • J. P Cardinale Builders BeickerHOlnes . . • — -. _.t -, •• •. .. • •-••&•-. -'--- • - •- - •-- •. ios owi - ' a UIIT cor 'w"tto % - . - .l••'"• - ,f1 .• :. • N cmtscti , .. ••,. .'•• -"•!--.-. / - . Ronde Builders, Inc. !!'! - • Mlliam R. ezanka (QiaiIRiPhasell) • •. .,•. .4'4I '4 4,.•,_. One collector has shells on display in Sanford. . •• '., :,, •': . , .:, .•o . • #._ St.op, photos,pag.. 2.. I •*,,Il,•,•,•ItI ..: • .. .1 •, , • .• • •.•_,••. . • ..... . . - - .. Finan & Suda Inc. Eastern American Inc. illiam Squires :- • • ......... •.•..--. .. •- . .......... — - 11 Robert Stanley Dyal - •-._i.I - Shull Q)nstructkin Inc. • helij '-:-....... - Local hobbyists can do beautiful things with sea shells. Maxwell R. Pollard Wiliam D. Olsteen lbmp&lnsDevelopmentCorp.. Merritt Industries DiPrima Construction Corp. Janet F. & David E. Stewart Hacienda Ranchettes, Inc. Michael Lane Q)n5trucrin David McMlIiams J. W. Faull & Associates • Fonest Const-uctk-n, Inc. - Paul Davis Systems . Herald Photo By Tom Netsel • how from o of these Imih iers i n mr area. TOJngrnoni• imcrQçoratlon Travis Construction, Inc. Msthall, Inc. b wimears Ok el 0 WA IedalIaiLIOII hgd*a,, n, tluU. —- IUWhe living k MCIAY, AM 4 8 -_ Hll1e F. Parsons Builder 11. Nuihet *1.1. binefit United Chr.brM Paley Y WIt " . • FRIDAY, MAY30 Nerma. deVon Howard Chapter of UDC, noon, covered dish ha'heen, 1mm. of Mrs Charles Basnwarth, 3K W. lflh,Sadort IJNDAY, MAY W J -, —.---- - - ri 20 �..,m•• — -. 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May is, -. _•... - 1979 Sanford Museum Displays Shells Mollusks are a major group of invertibrate animals that, as protection for its soft vulnerable body, secrete a substance composed mainly of carbonate of lime which hardens immediately to the consistency of marble. In other words - it makes a shell, 2 LOCATIONS -N%s TO SERVE YOU ( We Have NEVER BEFORE Off ered A 7 Pc. Set For This Low Price And MAYBE..... NEVER AGAIN!! DISTRIBUTORS INC. PH. 3234322 ANDPHIL DEERE'S FURNITURE :FAaORY CLOSE OUTS 4 % PH. 323-0511 COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP 7 piece beautiful leather look Naugahyde combined with durable Herculon. It features mix and match reversible cushions and heavy solid wood frames in your choice of light or dark finish. , 2r — - - . 1 0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benham with a few of their shells ç INCLUDES: Sofa, chair, rocker, ottoman, 2 solid wood end tables and 1 coffee table. Loveseat only $89. I At L 00 Portion of display at Sanford Memorial Library-Museum . Friday, May 18, 1979-3 SPECIAL PURCHASE PHIL DEERE'S ountry Furniture Library - Museum on East First Street in downtown Sanford. Early Indians used shells for cutting tools, decorations, and for money. In one tribe 25 large tooth shells was sufficient to buy a canoe. The finest examples of shells used as currency was wampum, with fine pieces of quahog, whelk, and periwinkle strung on thongs of hide. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benham are also Sanford residents who have devoted a good number of years to collecting shells and putting them to use. Besides mounting them in frames for display, the Benhams have created miniature figurines, picture and mirror frames, lamps, baskets and even flower arrangements made entirely from shells they have collected or purputchased from around the world. "We're fanatics about shells," said Mrs. Benham. "We're always trying to think of something new to make." Lillian Gardner has been doing it for more than 25 years since, before retiring to Sanford, she worked as a hotel auditor on Florida's southwest coast around Sanibel and Captiva Islands. These are reputed to be the best shelling grounds in the U.S. A fine example of her hobby Is on display r.!fl 4;W 0 this month at the Sanford Memorial They have been in the habit of doing this for more than 500 million years and scientists estimate there are more than 50,000 different varieties of salt water mollusks with an equal number found in Fresh water. That makes for plenty of different shells one can pick-up on the beaches of the world. ) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Text And Photos By Tom N•ts•I : ____ d _ COMPARABLE PRICE $599 'u• WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF SOLID WOOD SETS IN CENTRAL — FLORIDA AT COMPARABLE SAVINGS : s.,. ,; 8 DIFFERENT STYLES--VARIOUS FINISHES--- .." °!. U •. -.___on ---- c,!!ct!. -.... .... .•.... -. !!LdO'Iky!, rabbits and frame an all made from shells '• • .,... �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May is, ifl Success ful Singer Got GOGUDE Her Start On Gong Show hit "Got ToBejJ" But then again, Cheryl "If you'd told me three Lynn's success story Is a hit years ago that all this would like a fairy tale, albeit with be happening, I'd have said some strange twists. were crazy," says atithong)i Cheryl has been Cheryl I4nb, who has Just singing for years (she earneda Platinum disc with started In church as a her debut album, and whose child)., a professional career voice has been heard all was never really her amacrom America singing her bition. LPLUAT1ACTOR iii, SAT..$UM. 1:0 410 ACTRESS JANE PONCA / 's'u PLAZA SAT. .SUN 2.isxtl 09 CVI 7:11. gin TilE CHAM 1E H 7 I7' 1412 332.121S STARTS TODAY FAIRY TALES AT VANESSA . . .. Her professional career was the ambition of her friend Delbert Langton, a : .. . V . . - Immediately to appear on Cheryl decided to take some writing a song —something the show. Her appearance, help from producer Bob she had never done. singing 'You Are So Johnston, best known for his "I brought it into David the Beautiful' was like a bomb. work with Bob D Dylan. shell. Johnston set up Cheryl next day and he loved it,,, says Cheryl. "So we started She earned a full score and with Columbia Records, who writing songs and praise from the in turn found her some I've even got a together few of my usually Jaded Chuck Judges, and working partners in David own songs on my first stwmlng Harris calls and Marty Paitch, an in. album." her "the very best act" he's teresting father-son team. Now a professional singer had on the show. Marty is a well known and songwriter, just two The day after her segment Hollywood film score years after being a totaly arranger, while David is a untested unknown, Cheryl Is says Cheryl, "but they were It. I couldn't be happier and both so wonderful It was a lot I'm having fun, but I always easier than expected." do that!" Least, Most Crowded Cities In The Nation Reno, Nev., bills Itself as WITH SALAD & ROLL F WUIUISAY SPICIAL 1 3 K. CHICKEN DNN $ WITH SALAD £ ROLL U .s,: 2100 S. FRENCH AVE. HWY. 1742 SANFORD ', ' j', .s •,:i, 832-9442... , l'.i '? ,t; Jmfiwnwie W '1 the biggest little city In the nation. It Is also the least crowded, with a population of 23 residents per square mile. That compares with a 7• Dalath.Seperjo,, MI.-W1I, 8. Ythhu Wash. 9. 3n'1, Most, 18. Lu Vegas, Nov. Meanwhile, these are the mostcrow cities: density of 122N per square i. Jersey City, N.J. mu, In Jersey City, N.J., the 2. New York atIou's most crowded city. 3, Paleness-Cl Itsi. Thea. are ft 10 least- Pas.aIc N.J. crowded metropolitan areas to L iieas, N.Y. 2. Lsreds, Texas Gardes GroYs, CaIn. 4. GraM Forks, N.D. I Great Falls, Meat. AiabSy.S$Y,,,Ø3e,N,J J By Dick Klelaer On The Air -' ,.'S awas LI waved Its tan umbrella and U THE PREAXNE88 STAKES from Colonial Country Club in the carrot poured Itself 'Live coverage of this famed Fort Worth, Texas. another tot of carrot juice. . '4 horse race for 3-year-old tho- (12) SPORT8WORLD Live coy-MAY is. 17 ,\ roughbreds from Pimlico Race erage of a welterweight boxing Even the artichoke was Track in Maryland. match with Tommy Hearns vs grinning happily. AFTERNOON Harold Weston Jr.. from Las EVENIPIG ' What was making them Vegas. Nevada; USAC Midget 130 6:00 Auto Racing; Part 9 of "The happy was the stunt tomato's oWRuru* V 'V 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Fittest Of Them All." antics. . .. .' 2:00 . Continued coverage of the U.S. ' ...'. 4:30 u D a&r øiww .MI&6 at its I Amateur Boxing Champion.. -. This is £UVI W . WIDE WORLD OF 8PORTS ships from 2:15 eat. Robert Altman, who V Lake Charles,' Loui- Live coverage of a 10-round (2) (12) BASEBALL Regional siana; live reports on the Indy boxing bout featuring Sugar keep grinding them out ,Is coverage of New York Yankees "500 time trials; a wrap-up of . at Boston Red Sox; Pittsburgh the Preakness Stakes from Ray Leonard vs. Marcos Geral- making his 15th picture in do from Baton Rouge, La.; the last 10 yeara.Other - . . Pimlico. Maryland. Pirates at Chicago Cubs. World Professional Target Div- directors make perhaps a ::700 4:00 ing Championships from Orlan- film every other year, but -_ •' .._r' ' (4) 0 GOLF Colonial ID SOCCER MADE IN GER. do, Fla.; live reports on the final Altman churns them out. National Invitation" Live cover- MANY day of the Indy 500 time -. trials. age of third-round play in this This one, called "Health," , $300.000 PGA tournament SUNDAY EVENING has his beggest cast ever — . 40. from Colonial Country Club in Carol Burnett, Glenda . MAY 20. 500 FortWth.lexai. 0 INDIANAPOLIS "600" Jackson, Lauren Bacall, 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS TIME TRIALS Live coverage of James Garner, Dick Cavett, . AMWAM k Coverage of the U.S. Amateur AFTERNOON Boxing Championships from the last hour of .time trials for Henry Gibson and plenty of Altman. Carol Burnett on set of Health' 100 the Indy "500". from the Motor the Altman familiar faces. Lake Charles Louisiana' live Speedway in Indianapolis. reports on the Indy 11 500" time (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING trials. 130 It 15 supposed to be a the TV stars, were their Haven't been back since. (2) OUTDOORS THURSDAY satirical look at elections, particular targets. When Only problem here now is 5.100 (D SPORTS SPECTACULAR ® 0 NBA BASKETBALL focusing on an election at a Carol walked on the set, the there are too many people. I MAY 24. 1979 Coverage of Pail 5 of the Live coverage of an NBA playhealth food convention — people on the beach ap- can't do anything or go World Mixed Pairs Gymnastics off game. Teams and location Lauren Bacall and Glenda plauded. She said, "Good anywhere. I spent most of EVENING Championships; Volleyball to be announced. Jackson vying for the top morning." my time in my condo." competition featuring the U.S. 4:00 11:30 honor — and using that ¶' film a team vs. the Cuban team from (3)0 GOLF "Colonial (4)0 NBA BASKETBALL setting to comment on She was accompanledbya Havana, Cuba; Part 1 of Inter- National Invitation" Live cover- Live coverage of an NBA play- election process Ingeneral. security man, a giant named generation convention. Sam " national Amateur Boxing corn- age of final-round play in this off game. Teams and location Peter Bray -6-feet-7 and 350 Robards, the son of Lauren petition from Havana. $300,000 PGA tournament to be announced. The health food convention pounds. Bacall and Jason Robards, is setting gives Altman a helping out. Chip Cronkite, Garner arrived at the set Walter's son, is a production chance to have fun — more and the folks screamed and assistant. Altman's fun, say some of his two ions, subordinates, than in any Bob and Steve, are crew film he's done since members. "MASH" — and the ap- 'Altman actually People working for Altman plauding-waving-grinning are fanatically loyal, and vegetables are part of that love him. feels his fun. "Altman makes you feel like you're his partner," The company has virtually says Donald Moffatt. pictures. His taken over one of the oldest and grandest resort hotels on "Working for Altman," Florida's west coast, the Don says Henry Gibson, "is hard plctur.s have Cesar. They have turned it work, but It's pleasant work. into a convention center, It's like having to go out on a with booths, banners and tight rope, but there is of beautiful girls. And the always a net underneath — vegetables — extras dressed and Altman Is the net.,, In fantastic costumes — are their own' "It's so easy and so much part of that scene. fun," says Carol Burnett. "I They were all out at the he turned and said "Hello." can tell him how I feel about pool. A complicated scene If you can call 75-year-olds something and 80 percent of involving many of the groupies, he had more the time he says, 'OK, we'll principals ended with a body groupies than Carol had. do it your way.' (not dead — yet) at the Garner doesn't have a "Altman actually feels his bottom of the pool and one of security man like Bray but Pictures," says Paul Dooley, the vegetables, a tomato, he says he "Walks fast and I who is In this and Marred in diving In to save it. know the back entrances to Altman's Last, "a Perfect the hotel." Couple." "His pictures have But they couldn't just use alife of their own." an ordinary extra-tomato. Glenda Jackson says the As the day wore on, It got They had to use a stunt crowds don't worry her tomato (David Warneke) "nobody knows me unless I hotter. Altman took off his Twant them to"—and seems shirt, worked in just shorts, because this was, to swing past them un- hat and suntan lotion. The technically, astunt. And that noticed. And Lauren Bacall vegetables sweltered in their was the big joke around the Just hot turns on her best costumes. set all day — here comes the haughty-aloof air and sails stunt tomato. "How did it go for past everybody. everyone?" Altman said,. On the beach Sfldatound "It's a lovely area, this after a take. the pool, hundreds of tourists part of Florida," Garner "You are going to love It," were gawking at the Mars. says. "I trained here in '41 said Carol Burnett. Garner and Miss Burnett,, with the Merchant Marine. "One more." said Altman. * Dusty Boots RIag Association Open Horse Show starting at 10a.m., Wilco Sales Arena, 4 miles west of Interstate-4. Spectators free. have expected what hap. industry figures who had sing. One night during the pened. Though Cheryl seen or heard about Cheryl's recording of the album, she thought even her audition "Gong Show" smash. After decided to sit down at th was it flop, they called her talking with many of them, piano at home and trye 619 our big Wednesday SpecIal! 2100 S. French Ave., Hwy. 17-92, Sanford. •.:. . 4way that I was going to do that. But somehow he conCHERYL LYNN vinced me that the exposure would be good for me." aired, Barns received a Her one difficulty was But even Delbert couldn't deluge of calls from music finding songs she wanted to iek. 13 (ABC) a (NBC) - SATURDAY Central Flerids Art Asia. Invitational, Art Exhibit, May 18-19, lo am. to9p.m.; May 20, 12:30. 4:30 p.m., Colonial Plaza Mall. member of the newly sue- obviously overjoyed. "I've cessful group Toto. been a lucky person, "I thought It would be real Ialways guess," she says modestly, hard to make an album," "and I guess this all proves Ssutks* F S hhllil IEI HERITAGE INN — Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. = S. Park Ave., Sanford. . told him that there was no •PI.ATIO rusuuTum wu Uw$. 0 (CBS) 016ad. Friday, May is, 1979-5 'Health' Satirical Look At Elections ST. PETERSBURG MP as SOUTHERN FRIED CHKEN....a1eCk audition for that. I loved singing, but I never thought It would be a career. "One day he tells me that be had an audition for "The Gong Show' for metog0 to,,, Producer (CBS) •... recalls how "he was always .1 Puiw' me g out and sing more, to do this or remembers the bright-eyed, naturally friendly QryJ. (NBC) VtL .â, Sports . :. high school pal whose group Cheryl would often sing with. While in college Cheryl Nw. IF-U 3fl.7$03 May 18-24 Time Out Too Eat YOU '•' TELEVISION II you're thikIg of getting out of the house and are leaking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestloes: BYROBPATrE1ISON — A&PI A7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Program of classics and three original compositions presented by pianist Vickie Schultz to benefit University of Central Florida Music Scholarship Fund, 3:30 p.m., June 3, UCF music rehearsal hall. Encore Opera presents "The Merry Widow", Viennese Operetta by Franz Lehar (in English), 8 P.m., May 17, 18, and 19 and 2 p.m., May 20, Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park. Discounts for senior citizens and students In parties of 15 or more. For ticket information call 834-3444. Hagar Viking Club of Central Florida second annual Mayfestival, Sunday, May 20, at the Lake Golden Recreation Area, Sanford Airport beginning at noon. Bring your own picnic, charcoal, Ice and beverages available. Admission $1.50; children under 14 free. Outdoor Music Festival, Sunday, May 27, now to 5 p.m., Jewish Community Center, 851 Maitland Ave., Maitland, featuring 90 orofesslonal musicians Playing classical, jazz and rock. Puppet show for children at 2 p.m. and magic at 3:30 Bring blanket or lawn chair. Refreshments available. Admission: $5 per family; $2, adult or $1 children under 13, military or senior citizen. Gilbert aad8uIljy'5 "IIMS Pinafore" 8:30p.m., May. 19, 24, 25, 28 and 27, University of Central Fl a ill, Florida Science Auditorium. Matinee, 2:30 p.m., May 20. Genera] aànhiejon, $3.50; UCF students free with ID's, Treiilcsya, an exhibit of recent works by Ross Jordan, watercn1, and Jeff Cole, pottery,May 14 to 21,QeaJde Art Center, 100 St. Andrews Boulevard, Winter Park. Opening May 14, 7:304:30 p.m. 8w, Ciust Sehad Choral Mask FeathJ, yW=1101111111Y 7 p.m., May 21, Seminole Community College gymnasium. Forest City Elementary school bsd will also perform. Free to the public - Leke Howell High Scb.,j earns club presents "Up the Down Staircase," May 31 and June 1, 8 P.M., Univeneijy of Centrj Florida Science Audltonlun Adults, $2; students, $1.50. 6 p.m., May 21-27, N. W. Orange County ImprovementAssn* grounds. Bluegrass, carnival rides and all the corn you Can eaL Tickets $3.50at ,71 a I H .1 V.. V 14 4.;- �6—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May is, FRIDAY EVENING 6:00 (2)(4)00 © NEWS , €1) STUDIO SEE agrees to have Chester undergo brain surgery. (R) in, May 18 12:00 f4) MOVIE "Villa" (C) (1958) Brian Keith, Cesar Romero. A much-feared Mexican bandido author of 'The Granville Market Letter." ruthlessly rides to power. (2 Hrs.) 900 (2) (12) ROCKFORD FILES 12:03 0 JERRY EDEN 1:00 (2) (12) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Rockford and his old nemesis Visits a family Lt. Chapman (James Luisi) are that has given up electric heat forced to work together to for wood-burning stoves; a 14- recover valuable paintings SATURDAY __________________________________ May 1 9 __________________________________________________________________________ MORNING 6:00 @j CRACKERBARREL 0 THE I.Aw AND YOU 0 HOT DOG 6:25 0 FRIENDS open garden. R 500 time trials; a wrap-up of the Preaknegs Stakes from Pimlico, Maryland. a) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Lillie's spectacular stage SUC. cess on two Continents is dampened by the loss of two of Capt. Kirk Is her greatest loves. (R) stranded on a planet with a Federation Commissioner 6:30 when a strange force captures (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING his shuitlecraft. @ 0 CBS NEWS 1:00 c SOUL TRAIN 0 STAR TREK 0 is caught In a vise when an Michael Cole, Peggy Lipton. (Jimmy) Walker" Filmed a) SOCCER MADE IN GER. 730 1:30 Army buddy, a one-time Casa. After a seven-year absence highlights of his mayoral career MANY I2) BAY TY ROLLERS nova, asks him for a date with from the police force, detec 0 MOVIE "King Kong in New York, the good days lives Pete. (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY (C) (1968) Julie and Linc return Escapes" Mary. Rhodes and the bad. to help their old boss, who Is Reason, Linda Miller. Dr. Who 030 MINUTES (2) CANDID CAMERA 0(12) THE CRO8SWITS the victim of mysterious sniper Constructs a giant robot and 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI. 2:00 0 JOKERS WILD 8:00 MALSThe " pits it against King Kong in a Fish" (fl) (2)(12) PREGAME SHOW W MACNEIL I LEHRER attacks. (2) (12) CHIPS A motorcycle a) V.1. PEOPLE Host: Toby struggle for world domination. (!) MOVIE "A Shot In The stuntman and his shady pro. REPORT 8:00 Praminger. Guest: Joseph (2 Hrs.) Dark" (C) (1964) Peter Sellers, moter stage spectacular stunts ALVIN AND THE CHIP. 7:30 Persico, author of "Piercing Elka Sommer. A police inspec- on the city streets, much to the MUNKS 2:00 (2) LIARS CLUB The Reich." tor vindicates a parlor maid of chagrin of Jon and Ponch. (R) NEWS (4) POPEYE (4)0 (4)0 FAMILY FEUD a series of murders. (2 Hrs.) (4)0 BAD NEWS BEARS To 9:30 SCOOBY'S ALL"STARS 0 THE MUPPETS Guest: 3:05 0 PAINT WITH NANCY 0 MAVERICK "According To insure a hot bet that he placed a) PROBE "Celebration: Fes. 0 MOVIE "Desire Me" (B/W) "Gray Pearl Bailey. Hoyle" Day On The Hudson" on the Bears to win a big game. (12) CAROL BURNETT AND tival Of Dance" Nineteen mem- (1947) Greer Garson, Richard ANOTHER VOICE a) Coach Buttermaker teaches his FRIENDS Skits: "TV Comma,.bars of the Sanford / Seminole Hart. After four years in a Nazi 8:30 team every dirty trick he can Guild will be featured in prison camp, a man returns to 2:15 daIs," "Friends," "Lucky thisBallet dance special, (2) (12) FANTASTIC FOUR Regional think of, Lady." "The Old Folks." ()(12) BASEBALL find that he and his wife have a) 0 LOVE BOAT "Accidental CONSUMER SURVIVAL coverage of New York Yankees Cruise" Soupy Sales, Joanne IM) DICK CAVETT Guest: Bru. many adjustments to make. 10:00 no Bettelheim. KIT "Cutting Food Costs, at Boston Red Sax; Pittsburgh Worley; "The Song Is Ended" Christmas Clubs, Tooth Care" Ø2) THE DUKE Duke Is Pirates at Chicago Cubs. framed for murder by the hill8-00 Richard Dawson, Juliet Mills; billy family of a young woman (2) (12) DIFPRNT STROKES 2:30 (2(12)G0OZILLA8UPER.O "A Time For Everything" Jill he was hired to find. Arnold, feeling left out 4)0 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD O WORLD OF THE SEA Whelan, Melendy Britt; by his (1)O DALLAS Pam decides busy family, comes up a) BOOK R*INER BEAT "The "Anoushka" Loretta Swit. (R) with a to help her brother campaign Matarese Circle" by Robert novelwaytogetattenhiofl.() a) CROCKETT'S VICTORY Ludlum, for state senator against the 8:30 0 LBIF GARR GARDEN Container-grown @IOTHE HOBBIT In this CIAL Bob Hope, Brooke man backed by the Ewing famivegetables will be ready just as 3.00 now, but I think soon as ground-planted vege. animated version of J.R.R. Shields, Marie Osmond and 0 BIG VALLEY A group of Tolkian's classic story, a little ID TODAY IN THE LEGI8LA. we have another firet.clasi Flip Wilson join Leif Garrett for tables and can even be taken strangers Invades the Barkley hobbit Is requested by a wand. 'lURE an hour of music and comedy. Marilyn Sokol along on vacation. (R) ranch and announces that they ering wizard to help a group of 0 MACKENZ)E8 OF PARA. has had IflCreaSInMly Im1100 are there to carry out a 930 death dwarves recover treasure DISE COVE Cuda puts up his (2) (4)00 (12) NEWS sentence, Port"roles In pictures such Q SUPERPRJENOS which was rightfully theirs. fishing boat to back up a bet he a) DICK CAVETT Guest: LewTARZAN __ u "The Front," "Foul ULIAS, YOGA ANDYOU has on Michael to win a race in is Mumford. V.1. PEOPLE Host: Toby a) Play" and "The Goodbye an upcoming track meet. 10:00 J Premlnger, Guest: Joseph THE BEAR A 11:30 Girl." She's Just finished a a) MOViE a) WASHINGTON WEEK IN "Dawn Patrol" Persico, author of "Piercing female scientist asks BJ to (2) (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny First -Class ass Com.di.nn. 8:30 "M d2l HELLO, LARRY A Carson. Guests: Eydle Gorme, Dr. Landon Smith, Dudley Moore, Charlie Callas. newly-divorced Larry, trying to (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME meet some eligible females, 0 NBA BASKETBALL Live visits a swinging singles bar. coverage of an NBA play-off (A) game. Teams and location to a) WALL STREET WEEK be announced. "The Market Tells Me True" 0 SOAP Jodie Propose Guest: Joseph E. Granville. Granville. marriage to Carol, and Jessica U UU U U UU a a a aUa a U a a a a • • U U U a a VU [Luce role In "The Lt Married (B/W)(1938) Errol Flynn, David The Reich." Niven. A British flying ace leads Couple In America, with ( his friend's rookie brother Into George Segal and Natalie a deadly combat mission. (2 Wood. Hrs.) The Only thing is, Marilyn 1030 Sokol dOeai't Want to be (2) (12) DAFFY DUCK typed as a funny person. Me (4)0 TARZAN / SUPER 8Ev. Is, she says, an actress, and EN other wants to play other 1100 things besides fumy. "I (2) (12) FRED AND BARNEY think," she says, "that 0 OUR GANG COMEDIES 'women are more prone to 11:30 U being typed than men are. (2) 12 THE JETSONS :Somehow they seem to let 0 PINK PANTHER men do other things, but women get typed quickly and AFTERNOON they're stuck with it." • U She will probably be 3:30 PROBE "Celebration: FeetivalOf Dance" Nineteen membars of the Sanford I transport a mysterious cargo to Washington for a Senate hearing. (R) 9:30 FANTASY ISLAND A Seminole young man (Paul Sand) dreams Ballet Guild will be featured fl of reliving his days as "king of this dance special, the strip," a recent bride (Pam4 ala Franklin) wants to be rid of (4) 0 GOLF "Colonial a marriage-threatening n National Invitation" Live cover,mare, and a macho journalist age of third-round play in this (Darien McGavin) goes after a $300,000 PGA tournament dangerous jungle tiger. (A) from Colonial Country Club In 10:00 Fort Worth, Texas. (2) (12) NIGHTENGALES Two 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Policewomen (Marcia StrassCoverage of the U.S. Amateur man, Colette Blonlgan) Boxing Championships from encounter a Lake Charles, Louisiana; live reports on the Indy 11500" time trials. variety of off-beat types while working undercovat in Hollywood, 12:00 (4)0 STEELTOWN A widow. as a comedy type, (2') (11) RUFORD AND THE 5:00 er (Frank Converse) working in GALLOPING GHOST she likes It or not. She (2) HIZZONNER Mayor Coo- a Pennsylvania steel mill during MO "Cat Ballou" (C) per tries to teach a young runa- the early 1960's finds himself in signed a deal With 1.orünar (1965) Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin, way (Kim Richards) responsibil- conflict with the mill's new and CBS and they are even A FaINL (*iig ell" cattle rustler, an old drunk, ity by making her mayor for a • young owner and his teen-age now developing it property and a pretty young day. son,. a for her, and the odds are It schoolteacher band together to a) DONNA FARGO Guest: I, C.Niy" will be a situation comedy hold u a train. (2 Hrs.) 1,00 BarbI Benton. "it fact," Marilyn U75, 0 SPACE ACADEMY • 0(12) NEWS 0 THE AKNU8 STAKES • WEEKEND SPECIAL Live coverage of this famed siocacus MON'TY PYTHON'S FLY"Theysreaoanzloustoha0 "Weep No More, My Lady" A horse race for 3-year-old tho. a me In a series that they are 13-year-old Louisiana boy roughbreds from Pimlico BAPTIST CHURCH Race 11:30 a developing two -the second learns a poignant lesson in Track In Maryland, • (2) =SATURDAY NIGHT is a back-up, In case the what it takes to become a man OO N. HWY. 1742 LIVE Host: Maureen Staplefrom a stray dog he adopts. (A) • fIrM doean't wOriL" 5:30 ton. GuestI; Linda Ronstadt, Although da PAWLTY TOWERS World (2) WHODUNNIT Vic Tayback Phoebe Snow.' a ' War • alders herself a New '0Ik1', Sybillooms in the near future as portrays an Arab sheik who Is Leo Le i, pu enters the hospital murdered at a swank Beverly 0 MOVIE "The Deadly Trap" the Is spending more and Basil handles things badly. Hills hotel. (C) (1972 Frank Langella, Faye Office: 33.00O more time here, And that, (Part 5o1 6) 0:9 HAW HONEYS Guest: Dunaway. A man finds his own Residence: 322.9175 she up, Is making her more I Conway Twitty. life and that of his family 12:30 U and more mature. JIJ efldkngel.d when he tries to U "Growing break free of his association up in a) FAT ALBERT , EVENING with a spy organization. (1 Hr. Washington and living in 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND W.r.ip Service ........11:00 AM 5OMins.) • New York, the says,'Inever Guests: Badflnger, Narada S..n •&aovIe "The Good, The Sspy learned to ride a hike and I Michael Walden. 7:00 (2) (4) a) (12) NEWS Bad And The Ugly" (C) (1967) KIOSØ U nave acntodrlveacar . 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Clint Eastwood, Lea Van deaf. CROCKETT'S W.dusasyIIIght .,...,7:30 PM Since I've been here, I've GARDEN Tomatoes VICTORY Continued coo, the US Threevjotdetermined men learned to do both. len't from the greenhouse to travel Boxing Champion. separatelyattempttoretrievea the Amateur UUUUUUUUIUUUUUUUUUUaU!I!!I1 ships from Lake Charles, Loul- $200,000 treasure, (3 His. 5 that mature me?" cold frame and then to the sIms; live reports on the Indy Mina.) U (UL1JiL[U 'I U LONGWOOD BIBLE Longwood, Florida a a SOW" S" •.......10:00 AM U with the challenges of growing MacLeod, Richard Hatch and older alone (A) Lani O'Grady are hosts for a presentation of spectacular 4:30 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS and daring feats (12) MAYORAL DEBATE coverage of a 10-round a) RITES OF SPRING The CD CONSUMER SURVIVAL Live boxing bout featuring Sugar annual harp seal pup hunt in KIT "Cutting Food Costs, Ray Leonard vs. Marcos Geral- Newfoundland and the Christmas Clubs, Tooth Care' do from Baton Rouge, La; attempts of the Greonpeace 12:30 World Professional Target Div. conservation group to stop it (12) TO BE ANNOUNCED ing Championships from Orlan- are documented. 0 BLACK AWARENESS do, Fla.; live reports on the final 9:00 0DIRECTIONS "New 'Greet- day of the Indy "500" time ABC MOYIE "Love's Say0 ings Ff0,1, Linde Sam? Hap. trials, age Fury" (Premiere) Jennifer Paul McCloskey (A-Cal.) and O'Neill, Perry King. A young 5:00 Rev. Barry Mann discuss the 60 FIRING LINE "Watergate: Southern woman tries to pros and cons of proposed The Innocent And The Guilty" reclaim her fortune in gold In a draft legislation. Maurice Stans, treasur- determined effort to combat a) HOY EN LA LEGISLATUMerGuest: for the 1972 Nixon re-elec. the Union Army during the Civil War. 1:00 tion campaign. a) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 5:30 "Lillie: Mr. Jersey" Fascinated 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE (12) F-TROOP by Squire Abington's arro0 DISCUSSION '79 gance and wealth, Lillie ignores (12) MOVIE "The Bank Dick" EVENING her friend's advice that he is (B/W) (1940) W.C. Fields, Una May 20 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Friday, May is, ii-7 ' "Lithe: Home On The Range (12) WRESTLING 0 NEWS year-old who plays basketball stolen from the new The ............-. ... .. .. .. ID'- FOOTSTEPS "'Ch- (12) ROOKIES A 16-year-old in a circus - on a unicycle! police Jacksons, Herbie Hancock, commissioner. (R) cjj 2-COUNTRY GARDEN las" Christina Sanchez learns boy Is forced to take the blame Anita Ward, Levi and The 6:30 (4)0 THE DUKES OF HAZ- Rockats @ FARM AND HOME about creativity, while the rest for the crimes of a Junkie. (12) NBC NEWS ZARD Boss Hogg becomes 0 SPECTRUM of the family learns about o MOVIE "The Gallant Q NOT FUDGE 700 @ 0 CBS NEWS more than a little upset when Hours" financial success and taking IW) (1960) James (13/W) (2)THEGONGSHOW 0 ABC NEWS chances. he learns that Bo and Luke Cagn,, Dennis Weaver. The 700 (4) BUGS BUNNY / ROAD a) VILLA ALEGRE have hijacked his shipment of 1942 fight for Guadalcanal, the PROFILES IN EDUCATION 1:30 RUNNER illegal slot machines. (R) 700 first major Pacific battle, is 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 WRESTLING 0 0 HEE HAW Guests: Mel 0 ABC MOVIE "The Return overseen (2) TIC TACDOUGH by Admiral "Bull" 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES LOWELL THOMAS Tillis, Roy Head, Gerald Smith. a) (4)MARY TYLER MOORE Lou Of The Mod Squad" (Premiere) Halsey. (2 Hrs. 5 Mins.) (12) BATTLE OF THE PLANETS REMEMBERS,,, "James J. LAWRENCE WEUC REVIEW SUNDAY MORNING 6:00 (4) A BETTER WAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 6:30 ) CHURCH SERVICE 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 112) AFTER HOURS 7:00 COMPANY (1) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 THE LAW AND You U VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIlION (12) JERRY FALWELL 7:30 (2)A.M.E. HOUR (4) SUNDAY MORNING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY PICTURE OF HEALTH dangerous. Merkel. A man inadvertently the job of bank guard, which j too 10:00 o i NEWS can lawyer gets romantically subjects of a loony study on a ny" (B/W) (1933) John Wayne, and the beautiful Madeleine rable skateboard shop; apple picking "Gabby" Hayes. Rangers ride (Barbara Hershey) for training paramedics. (A) experiences as in New England. (A) in the name of law and order. (1 as spies. (Part 1 of 3) Hr.) 10:30 BLIND AMBITION 0 MOVIE "This Property is 3) 0 THE (12) MEET PRESS (2) MOVIE "The Pleasure Guests: (Premiere) John Dean (Martin Condemned" (C) (1966) Natalie Seekerg" (C) (1965) Ann- Sen. Jake Garn (A.. Utah); Paul Sheen) is appointed counsel to Wood, Robert Redford. A Margret. Carol Lynley. Three H. Nitza, former Deputy Secre. President Nixon (Rip Torn), young woman marries her young women look for love in tary of Defense; Admiral Elmo meets his future wife Maureen mother's lover but becomes Zumwalt Jr. (Rel.) Spain. (2 His.) (Theresa Russell) and learns of disheartened and follows her (4) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 3.00 the Watergate break-in. (Part I true love to New Orleans where 0FOR OUR TIMES "Science a) GEORGE SEGAL Sculptor of 4) he learns of her past. (2 Hrs.) For A New Society" The ethical 3eorge Segal Is profiled, 0 GUINNESS BOOK OF 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Leo implications of recent techno- focusing on an exhibit of his WORLD RECORDS Gavin Sayer, Little River Band. logical advancements and their work at the Walker Arts Center 11:00 (4) AGRONSICY AND COMPANY 0FAMILY LIFE O (12) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 00(15 PASA. U.S.A.? "The First Move" Joe finds It too much to handle when Denise asks him out on a date, (R) 11:30 (4)0 FACE THE NATION 3:30 "Wild In The Country" (C) (1961) Elvis Presley, Hope Lange. A social worker convinces a juvenile delinquent to develop his writing (12) MOVIE talent. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 112) INTERCOM 4:00 14) 0 GOLF ''Colonial National Invitation" Live coverage of final-round play in this $300,000 PGA tournament from Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. age. 12:00 (4) MOVIE "Frankie And Johnny" (C) (1966) Elvis Presley, Donna Douglas, Two lovers Plan to marry, but the girl disapproves of her fiance's gambling. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 0 SPECTRUM 0USuSS AND ANSWERS HANOVER STREET (PG) Harrison Ford, LesleyAnne Down, Christopher Plummer. Romance. This Is for everybody who's been saying, "Why don't they make pictures like used to?" Except for one brief nude scene, hthls could have been made in the '40s, It's World War II again, England, American aviators and English girls, honor and nobility, a little adventure, a lot of balderdash, GRADE: C. - GENERAL RELEASE NORMA RAE ( PG) Sally Field, Ron Leibman, Beau Bridges. Drama., Forget the drab title, this Is a grabber of a movie. It's about the attempts by a union organizer from New York and his ally, a little Southern gal to organize a tough textile mill in the South. Director Martin Ritt must be commended not only for what he did, but for what he didn't do he didn't seize on the obvious cliches, and so he has a warm, surprising film. GRADE: B-plus. - - MANHATTAN Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, Michael Murphy, Marie) lIemingwa. Romantic comedy. Allen is back in his personal groove s riting, directing, starting and back in the area where he functions most wittily. 'Ilmat's the man-woman, husband-wife, boyfriendgirlfriend continuing war. This is done in black and % hite. and It's beautiful funny and crisp. Only flaw: .i little - - - - I.umiliar. GRADE: B-plus. LOVE AT FIRST BITE (PGJ George Hamilton, Susan Saint James, Azle Johnson. Comedy. You'll hate - yourself in the morning, but you'll laugh while you're watching this spoof of the Dracula story. This time, Drac is back as a crack lover, in the present, and it's all done for full. Enjoy. GRADE: B. DEER HUNTER IR - Robert DeNiro, John Cazale, John Savage, Meryl Streep, Christopher Walken. Drama, This is a powerful, memorable look at three Pennsylvania steel workers who go off to fight in Vietnam. Director Michael Cimino has created images you may never forget. It Is too long and some of it is forced, but It remains a classic film, GRADE: A. CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) -Jame Fond., Jack LemmOI, Michael Douglas. Thriller, This Is a "what If" story what if there was a malfunction In a nuclear power plant, and what If the gal TV news reporter sniffed it out, and what If the nuclear scientist didn't find It, and what If the power company brass tried to cover it up? It leaves you wondering what if a real one had a flaw and blew up and left a hole in the sand clear down to China? GRADE: B -plus, - - (Film grading: A -superb; B -good; C -average; D poor; F -- awful) iiWi in Minneapolis. (R) TURNABOUT "Open 0 WILD KINGDOM "M'Bogo Doors" Non-sexist child-rear- Safari" Marlin challenges ing and Box role stereotyping Mango, an African buffalo of are demonstrated in skits. (H) immense strength and courAFTERNOON NEW RELEASE - 11:00 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO involved with an Italian woman human behavior. (A) (12) MOVIE "Charlie Chan In when he tries to take his neph. (4)OBO MINUTES o 0 (12) NEWS a) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Shanghai" (B/W) (1935) ew back to America. (2 Hrs.) 0 THE O8MONDS Guests'. ,,Steve Goodman" (A) Warner Oland, Irene Harvey. a) GREAT PERFORMANCES Andy Williams, Connie Charlie becomes involved in a "Dance In America: The Feld Stevens, Grant Goodeve. 1115 bootlegging racket and gang Ballet" Eliot Fold's chamber 5:00 :.4) CBS NEWS wars, Chinese-style. (1 1/2 ballet company performs its (2) (12) A MAN CALLED 11:30 His.) classic work, "Intermezzo," as INTREPID (Premiere) At the j ec LATE MOVIE "Great. O ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) well as selections from six request of Sir Winston Church- est Rescues Of 'Emergency" other Eliot Fold-choreographed Ill, multi-millionaire William (1978) Kevin Tighe, Randolph lo:oo Stephenson (David Nlven) Mantooth. After being STUDIO SEE "Beluga" works. (A) proorganizes a World War H moted and given new assignBelinda, a giant Beluga whale, 2:30 OfDesti. espionage ring and recruits ments. Gage and DeSoto remtrains at San Diego's Sea ) MOVIE "Riders Evan Michaelian (Michael York) nisce about their most memoWorld; two Chicago kids run ensuing problems are explored, (Part 2o1 2) UKIDSWORLD ID ZOOM (R) Reviews - foils a robbery and Is awarded (2) ([2) GLEN CAMPBELL: forces him to lace a real holdINDIANAPOLIS "500" BACK TO BASICS Glen U Up. (11/2 Hrs.) 8:00 TIME TRIALS Live coverage of Campbell is joined by Seals (2) VOICE OF VICTORY (1) WASHINGTON WEEK IN the last hour of time trials for and Crofts, Brenda Lee and REVIEW (R) AND MEN 4) OF the Indy "500", from the Motor Lonny Shorr for an hour of 0(12)REXHUMBARD music and comedy from the Soeedwayin Indianapolis. 1:30 Grand Ole Opty in Nashville, USHOW MY PEOPLE CE OUTDOORS 6:30 Tennessee. O SESAME STREET (R) (4) 0 NBA BASKETBALL (12) NBC NEWS (4) LIVE MAYORAL DEBATE Live coverage of an NBA play- (1) CBS NEWS 5:30 0 SHIRLEY MACLAINE AT off game. Teams and location 0 30 MINUTES CD SUNDAY MASS LIDO Tom Jones, the be announced, (12) WILD KINGDOM "Voyage THE (.4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC to To The Great Barrier Reef" Lido Girls and a variety of PanUWORLD OF THE SEA MOVIE MACHINE a) WALL STREET WEEK Kangaroos, koala bears, sea Sian specialty acts join Shirley ORAL ROBERTS "The Market Tells Me True" lions and fairy penguins are MacLame on stage at the 9.00 Guest: Joseph E. Granville, observed in natural surround- famed Lido do Paris cabaret. (2) OUTLOOK a) SECOND CITY TV author of "The Granville Mar- ings. (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING ket Letter." (H) 10:30 7:00 0 FANGFACE CONSUMER BUVUNE WORLD OF 2:00 (1) (ED DISNEY 1.4) (12) ORAL ROBERTS "Goofing Around With Donald M FAWLTY TOWERS Basil (2) NASHVILLE MUSIC O MISTER ROGERS (R) 0 MOVIE "It Started In Duck" Professor Ludwig Von attempts to convert Fawlty 9:30 Naples" (C) (1960) Sophia Drake uses the unsuspecting Towers into a gourmet's para. (2)GOSPEL SINGING JUBI.. Loran, Clark Gable. An Amen- Donald Duck and Goofy as the dise. (Part 6 of 61 LEE Film (12) 8PORTSWORLD Live cov- erage of a welterweight boxing match with Tommy Hearns vs. Harold Weston Jr., from Las Vegas, Nevada; USAC Midget Auto Racing; Part 9 of "The Fittest Of Them All." a) OVER EASY "Four Alone: The Older Woman In America" Hugh Downs takes a sensitive look at the lives of four women who are successfully coping Poets Those poems are by elementary schoolers from ]hrft *9t Jnn Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida FINE FOOD Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wlshoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. One summer sight Iwent to sleep on the I dreamed .11 the trees were jumping rape. They asked me" do you wait to jump rope with us?" Isald is. Iwake up. The trees were swaying In the wind. Jackie Sheehen Bright, why are you so bright? _____ Because the world makes me beautiful with colors like the flowers. Lake, why do you sparkle so? Because the moon shines down on me. Mountain, why are you so _____ tam Becanseiwast to grew to the sky. Missy Browne Corn. Join Your Friends and Neighbors for Lunch or Dinner In our delightful old Sanford house. Our food Is carefully prepared with the finest Ingredients, and our prices are indeed moderate, . TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER RoastBe,f — HamSt.ak Fried Shrimp— Fried Chicken Salad Bar Beverage Dessert 39-5 $ COMPLETE Try onsof our now crep desserts 2 FOR THE PRICE OF1 wll dinner only, (Nil Is be Included in combination with any stber promitlen). Bring this ad. Lunch: M.F 11-2 Dinner Thurs.-Sat. Sunday Dinner: 12-3 305 S. Park Avenue, Sanford_____ I 1 For Reservations: _ - 3230255 I .4. I I - ._._._J - �$--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 1$, 1979 Daytime Schedule Parker 'Brilliant' 6:30 MORNING (2)Q2) TODAY By ROB PATTERSON For Graham Parker tocall his new Ip Squeezing Out Sparks,Arista) Is an understatement. The record burns like a brilliant no'.a, sending flashes of inspiration across today's dark rock scene. Parker and the Rumour have never sounded better, balancing here artistic economy and emotion to create the most brilliant album yet from Britain's burgeoning Second Invasion. 5:53 2) PTI. CLUB 6.00 (2) EARLY DAY (4) CRACKERSARREL O NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY o SUNRISE - (2) PORTER WAGONER 630 (4) KUTANA THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 A.M. / Almost overshadowed by like-minded and sounding cohort Elvis Costello, Parker's acclaim began to fizzle with a poorly produced and ill-advised live set last year (The Parkerilla). That Ip was an obvious result of the tangles Parker had with his former record company, and almost as an exGRAHAM PARKER planation, a 12Inch single by Parker and company alternate title to the whole stabs directly at the twisted "Mercury Poisoning" has affair. defenses In one's self and been circulated by sources For the passion displayed others. who ask to remain here Is extraordinary. AU through the album The anonymous. Parker Is articulate in a way Rumour's tense, more With all the soul-ridden almost no other new British guitar-grounded rock backs punch that has made Parker rocker has come close to. up Parker's sparkling lyrics discs and shows legendary, Much of the new British with musical thunder. The he lambastes "the worst rock deals with the Third trying to ruin the bed," World Influx that Is so much first and brightest hope for British rock has done making him "the best kept apart of the English social new more than reestablish secret in the West." Raw, scene. But Parker expresses himself on this album. He rhythm and blues-based It through a song like ed the standard creat rock, the song stinmarizes "Discovering Japan," a against career to date with guitar driven travelogue by rock andwhich every other roll received k .....L. inc iyru someone WflOse short year must be judged. this say what went wrong. physical stature makes him What follows on Squeezing curiously empathic for, and The recent pauing of Out Sparks Is a jump to at home with, di fferent Crawdaddy.Featwe Mag- 6:47 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA O 0000 MORNING FLORIDA Z HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 (2) TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING O GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA SESAME STREET 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (11) NEWS - - - -- . TUESDAY - - - 00000 MORNING AMERI- EVENING G2) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES MIDDAY THE YOUNG AND TH E RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (4)0*3 THE WORLD ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9:00 (2) (4) DON*i41iE ( MIKE DOUGLAS OMOVIE DINAHI 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO- TURNS GRAMMING 2:00 THE DOCTORS ()(I2) a55 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (4) UPBEAT 2:30 10:00 ANOTHER WORLD 4)00UIOINGuGHT (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 3:00 10:30 G 0 ERAL HOSPITAL EN ALL ST () AR SECRETS STUDIO su (4) LOVE OF LIFE WHEWI 3:30 4)0 MASH (R) 1055 W ELECTRIC COMPANY HEWS 11:00 4 00 (2) G2) HIGH ROLLERS EMERG EN CY ONEI (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 3) THE 000 COUPLE ER' £ SHIRLEY (R) 0 WTTCHED 11:30 O THE LUCY SHOW (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 12) MAKE ME LAUGH 0 FAMILY FEUD SESAME STREET 4:30 AFTERNOON (4) MIKE DOUGLAS e i&anv yvi e unnniff ao STUDIO 8:30 (I LAVERNE 1 SHIRLEY Len. 600 NEWS SEE A youthful vaudeville troupe In Tampa, Florida brings its show to sen. br citizens In the area. (A) (2) (2)(12) A MAN CALLED INTREPID Evan tries to stop 630 NBC NEWS CBS NEWS the Germans' plan for utilizing the atomic bomb while Stephenson calls on Albert EinVILLA ALEGRE stein (Joseph Gotland) to per7:00 suade its inventor, Nils Bohr. to (1) TIC TAC DOUGH defect, (Part 3 of 3) (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Sue (4)0 BLIND AMBITION The Ann faces unemployment when Watergate defendants are her "Happy Homemaker" show judged guilty and, under pres. is canceled, sure to appear before the Sen. 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS ate Watergate Committee, O JOKER-8 WILD John Dean learns that he faces MACNEIL / LEHRER Conspiracy charges and forces REPCRT a meeting with the President. (Part 3of 4) 7:30 (1) LIARS CLUB 0 THREE'S COMPANY Janet (4) MATCH GAME P.M. and Jack suspect something is amiss when Chrissy's boss NEXT STEP BEYOND "Matter Of Pride" arranges for her to go on an O SHA NA NA Cannon. Guest: Freddie Overnight business trip. (A) 9:30 2) CAROL BURNETT AND TAXI FRIENDS Skits: "The Family." 0 "Take My Drink." DICK CAVETT Guest: Ralph Nader. 0 800 May 21 MONDAY ______________________________________________ ny and Squiggy take drastic action when Laverne and Shir. ley stand them up in favor of a Candlelight dinner with two handsome veterinarians (A) Ø ABC NEWS (2) (12) GREATEST HEROES OF THE BIBLE "Sodom And Gomorrah" Lot (Ed Ames) and his followers, in search of better farmland, reluctantly part from Abraham and settle near the pagan cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. (4)OTHE PAPER CHASE Hart, desperately in need of money, reluctantly agrees to tutor an Affirmative Action student (Denise Nicholas) who Is failing Kingsfield's course. (A) O HAPPY DAYS The Ralph Nader. 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: Martin Mull. Guests: Al another musical level for culture. azine has left a large gap In EVENING Cindy Williams. faced Parker. The rock here Is by breakdowns In the Jarreau. His songs about love are the afl400-Infrecg bs Internal sexual system. (Net- (I) THE NEWLYWED GAME fierce and streamlined, filled also blazingly direct. "You at Intelligent ROCKFORD FILES Rockpop music work advises viewer discr with more passion than soul. Can't Be Too Strong," is a jotrnall&n. ford goes undercover to mvii(2) In fact "Passion Is No Dylanesque ballad of slicing (4)00(12) NEWS tlgato an oil company promotLVME 1 Though "the Craw" will be 0 STUDIO SEE Baseball Ordinary Word," the tense honesty, while the Ing a supposedly sensational iment to reclaim oil from dried surging missed, ready to fill the void explored from the manufactur climax song to side one, "Nobody Hurts You' hi my opinion e out wells results In a catsnew off-shore oil drilling of the bat to its use by is Trouser would make an appropriate ("har der than yourself...") Press. sionals and amateurs. (R)profes- strophic underground explo- device. 0 POLICE STORY A young slon sion and fire, 6:30 0 BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL girl undergoes a nightmarish (2)(12) NBC NEWS "In The Matter Of Color: A six-hour ordeal of assault. (4i0 CBS NEWS Conversation With Leon 12:00 O ABC NEWS Y1!,0 Higginbotham" Higginbotham, (4) BIG VALLEY Heath Is 0 VILLA ALEGRE a black U.S. Court of Appeals deputized to help protect a judge, talks about the slavery town from looters. 1I1 laws of colonial America. (1) TIC TAC DOUGH (D MARY TYLER MOORE 12:40 9:00 When the star of WJM's variety (2) CBS LATE MOVIE 0 (12) A MAN CALLED "McMiUan 1 Wife: Reunion lot %Iacw:'~ij %tal dO00% In show quits. Ted and Georgette INTRE PID After Madeleine " Terror" 1973) Rock Hudson, host the show. captured and tortured by the (12) THECRO$8..WWS Gestapo, Stephenson sends Susan Saint James. McMillan's 20 - year college football 0 JOKER'S WILD Evan to Stockholm to learn reunion ends in tragedy when MACNEIL / LEHRER about the work of nuclear s REPORT one of his former teammates is entlat Nils Bohr (Larry sOU rou found murdered. Reynolds). (Part 2 of 3) 7:30 (2)LIARSCLUB BLIND AMBITION F (1) HOLLYWOOD SWAM Amidst mounting implications 9tat'fl% Øsflt' IN 0 SEARCH OF... "The of the Watergate break-in, John Dean and Maureen carry Great Lakes Triangle" FAMILY FEUD on a tumultuous romance and 0 pt$ (12) CAROL BURNETT AND finally get married. (Part 2 of 4) . vHf N May 22 u Fonz is afraid his love life is ruined when he suddenly begins expe. riencing sneezing attacks whenever he tries to kiss a girl, (A) 0 PREVIN AND THE PIT SBURGH "Tribute To Benjamin Britten" Concert tenor Robert Tear and French hornist Barry Tuckweli are featured Soloists when Andre Previn pays tribute to one of England's leading 20th-century composers. The cabbies are shocked into a period of mourning when John cracks up legendary cab 804. (Part 1 of 2) (A) 10:00 0 HELEN REDOY SPECIAL Jane Fonda and Elliott Gould join host Helen Reddy for an hour of comedy and music. 11:00 00 NEWS €11 TODAY IN THE LEGISLA.. lURE 11:30 (7) (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: William Saroy. an. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 10PM SATURDAY I 5 S I PRAIRIE Albert Is branded a THE PRIME OP MISS JEAN uais.i States "Jew lover" when hi becomes 0INODIE "Guilia" Miss apprentice to an 80-year-old Brodie's views of Italy cause Canada woodcarver (John Bleifer) who great consternation among a BritaW Is the only Jew in Walnut young Italian girl's family. Austria Grove. (R) Mrsam 1 110:00 0: 00 6THE BODY HUMAN Sexes" Human sexuality. 0 TODAY IN THE EGISLA. West Germany from pr.-natal Infancy to TUNE Italy advanced age Is explored in Japan 1100 this sp.ciai focusing on the (2) (4) Norway Guest: Spain ,'':.;!AiTT • • •. 5.0 3.0 2.5 THE NEWSSTATION .' '....,, '.•.•....,..,,....,..,........,..,,.,........,,..,....,.................,., ....., ............ - . ,' %t1 - ', ''EL - - • ..'.. - order to pose as the wife of a multi - millionaire who is unaware his real wife died in an accident. (R) (3 ABC LATE MOVIE "The Friends Of Eddie Coyle" (1973) Robert Mitchum, Peter Boyle. A small-time hoodlum who alternates between helping his criminal friends and informing on thorn to the police finds his life under attack. (A) CLUE 5I40WJ 1b .5FaL- WE NAME or - -.-- ---- .lj Your friend Is closer, They tell me: "It's a hallucinogenic drug, although it Is not specifically identified as LW." DEAR DICK: Is Timothy Van Patten, now appearing as Salami on "The White Shadow," any relation to the other active Van Pattens (Dick, Vincent and Joyce)? L,S., Waterloo, Out., Can. Yes, but It's a grange one. Even though Timothy is younger than Vincent, he's his uncle. Timothy Is the Younger brother of Dick and Joyce he'll be 20 In June. DEAR DICK: I am interested in finding out more about Joist Schneider (Be Duke on "The Dukes of Hazzard"). Is he single or married you know the rest. J.K. Fidler, Amarillo, Tex. Country boy Bo John Schnieder actually-comes from Mount Kisco, a suburb of New York, But he moved to Atlanta when his parents were divorced when he was 14. He was so overweight as a kid he was called Fats, and played only character parts in high school plays. But he lost so much weight that he became a model, then a musician, then an actor. He did a few bits in movies ("Smokey and the Bandit") which were shot around Atlanta, but "The Dukes" Is his first real film work. DEAR DICK: Who played LOIIta in the film of the same name? Jane Bryce, Ponca City, Okla. That was the nymphet, Sue Lyon, who did a few things after that but pretty much faded out of the pictures. DEAR DICK: Would you pleass settle a problem for us. My buddy and I have a bet. I say that Telly Savalas played Zorba in the movie, "Zorba the Greek." But my buddy says It was Anthony Quinn. Who is right? E.L.D., Troy, - - - - - - 1(45 '0BARGAIN CORNER . BUY HERE • PAY HERE Jill MANILOW SPECIAL y010eEA$uF1uRAL Wfr+lT18E p.JexizE ocuw01 WEEKLY PAYMENTS LOW AS 14 Per Week Barry Manliow salutes the elegance and glamor of the great nightclub days with a lavish production number In "The 3rd Barry Manilow Special," a new hour of music on ARC, Wednesday, May 23. DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEAL! BAIRD-RAY DATSUN 4444 N. I? 93, I LE ,.w T N(' C 171 United Feature Syndicate. Inc. ( - --, çj!1 :1I -- Longwood, (Just NerD, Of TI,. Big Tree) 531-131* CARPET CLEANING •Pr BY s ty Trainsd & EqId S Fr,, (odOtIZin I) Registered ovi w iuuumiui, 1 995 vicu .. $29.95 NOT DELIGHTED. .'001V7'PAY -F IN I CALL NOW J' unsus .*u es swarmi TI Ysus unu*cmt $24.05 869.1593 - . Place ptntsctvs path w r funture, n-int snmorn ws* such a stats Nd trdtic tass. wi A SH MPOO & STEAM Re"" A Commsrctal Discounts f Ssnr Cdtzn WEEK ONLYI S DI9 Do" ks.,sNu.s.p .. .... cwso co. "WE KNOW-YOU'RE 'GONNA LIKE US" BeflerBusi ness Bureau Os , DEAR DICK: There's a $25 bet riding on'" question. On the soap opera, "The Young and the Restless," Derek's first wife, Suianne, keeps puffing some white Powder on his second wife's food. My best friend says His [SD. I think It's something else. What Is It? C.R,, Tucson, Arix. BAIRD-RAY DATSUN cpii 17 4.5 7.5 you are referring to was "Stories of the Century." He was also In "The Cowboys," "Rivermen" and "Rescue 8." Sorry, E.L. but you lose. It was Quinn all the way and, in fact, he's never gotten over it. Tony Quinn has been playing Zorba ever since, no matter what the role Is. A PRAW1A cEJIEc. 3.4 -- ,.., Don Fracke, painted two portraits of Paul Newman as Buffalo Bill. One was a portrait from the shoulders up, the other a feet by 3 feet with Paul Newman on a horse. These portraits were used In the movie. I was wondering II you could (lad out what happened to these portraits as we are quite curious as to their whereabouts. Pam Kaupp, New Dayton, Alta., Can. Your curiosity is understandable and I can tell you that your father's paintings are in good hands. The small portrait hangs in the reception area of Lion's Gate Films In Los Angeles that's the company run by Robert Altman, who directed the movie. And the other one is the property of Paul Newman himself, although I have not been able to find out what he has done with It. DEAR DICK: Could you please help us out with the name of an old TV western. Jim Davis, who Is now Jock on "Dallas," used to be In this one years ago. We think be played a part as a railroad Investigator. We have been trying to think of this slice "Dallas" began last year. Please help. LB., York, S.C. Davis was In four series before "Dallas," but the one 1)PJ-rA061Z ri4e tC1TER5 AJ1) U_<C The 3.2 10 WESH 'TV Ask Dick Kleiner IV - TVL O.C-.D!TANE ToMovies? . DEAR DICiC:Myd and I have question about a Rolalds commercial. At the end of it, a woman sitting at a piano turns to the camera and says, "I spell relief R-O.L. A-1-D-S" in a rather phony Southern drawl. We think the woman Is Anita Bryant In a short blonde wig. Are we rigid? Barbara Mehaffey, Pembroke Pines, Fla. No, you are wrong. Miss Bryant only does the orange Juice commercials, in the first place, and, In the second place, probably would not appear In commercials without using her own name. The advertising agency that does those commercials tells me the actress Is someone else and, as for your "phony Southern drawl" remark, the lady Is from Nashville, Term, DEAR DICK: In lOTS, there was a movie made called "Buffalo Bill and the Indian.," which was filmed near Calgary, Alberta, and starred Paul Newman. My father, -. Ohio. Who Goes 1S Friday, May IS, 1979-9 Is Woman In Rolaids Ad Anita Bryan f In A Wig? BARNABY JONES A wornan undergoes plastic surgery in • FRIENDS Guest: MaggIe OAIC MOVIE "Vacation In Smith. Hell' (Premiere) Barbara •DICK CAVETT Guest: Lew- Feldon. Maureen McCormick. Here's how 10 nations of is Mumford. A group of tourists staying at a the world compare In remote Mexican resort become 800 lost and stranded in the depths average annual cinema (2) (12) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE of the lungle. visits per lnhalAtant: Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •-• �i, Spring Crop Of Publications 10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, May is, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Spy Drama Comes To TV Books Introduce Children To Ideas By Dennis MurckoWilms American Library Auo. Bringing youngeri (ãëe to face with new people, places and points of view is the beauty of a good children's book. A choice few of the new spring crop do so with freshness and Third and fourth graders (or younger children who enjoy being read to as they look at the pictures) will e fascinated by the young circus trapeze artist, Armando Farfan, the star of Jill Krementz' "A very Young Circus Flier." Armando and his family mother, father, and older brother Gino— are known as the Flying Farfans - the closing high wire act for the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey circus, This is the fourth book in A VERY YOUNG CIRCUS FLIER by Jill Krementz (Knopf, unpaged, $995) CI1'! HORSE by Jane and Patrick Demuth Mead, 79 pages, $9.95) Its demands: "I was constanfly pestering my. father md grandfather to let me work with them ... even when I was six or so. Of course they couldn't let me work with them then; you have to have absolute quiet to do the work well .. even someone talking in the next room can cause you to be inexact." Another specialist is Leonard Olson, a vintner, who Is devoted to making fine wine - an art that requires both an aesthetic sense and technoIogIcaJju. FINE TRADES by Suzanne Seed (Follett, 159 pages, $7.95) Krementz' series, which most recently spotlighted Olymplc.bound gymnast Torrence York (earlier subjects were a very young rider and a very young dancer). Armando is Krementz' first male subj and he's a good one personable, dedicated and leading what looks to be a glamorous, exciting life. In a clean, simple, firstperson narrative Armando introduces his family and describes everyday routines, all of which are interesting in themselves, but what youngsters will especially - _____ warm to are the novel details that spill out so matter-of factly: "The hardest thing about riding an elephant Is getting on. You stand on its left foot and grab its ear with your right hand, and with your left hand you grab its headpiece. Then the elephant tosses you up." Readers also meet Armando's fellow performers and assorted behind-the-scenes people whose Interlocking talents keep the circus going, Krementz' candId photographs bring the words to life; a center color sequence summons up a sense of live ringside excitement and makes this a touch glossier than others in the series. The book will be a hit anytime, especially when the circus is coming to town. What's especially interesting about Olson is that before making wine, he sold steel. That was unfulfuhing, and when the chance to enter a winery business In Michigan came along, Olson took It because it seemed "exciting." Despite that inauspicious, capricious start, Olson found himself becoming seriously committed to the business. He taught himself about grape growing and wine chemistry, and set about developing his palate. The systematic, disciplined efforts he made to master the trade also brought him greater self-awareness and a David Niven stars with Michael York and Barbara Hershey in "A Man Called Intrepid," a six-hour mlnlserjes detailing the formation of an Allied espionage network during World War II. The susDense drain, inspired by William Stevenson's bestselling account of actual covert operations In Europe, will be colorcast on "The Big Event," Sunday, "NBC Monday Night at the -• Movies," and concluding on "The Big Event," Tuesday, (9 to 11 p.m. EDT each night). Barbara Hershey as Madelaine and Michael York as Evan prepare to leave "Camp X" in Ontario for England In Part I of NBC's "A Man Called Intrepid." ' THURSDAY 4 I' EVENING STUDIO SEE Thirteenyear-old Harold Knight practic. es to become an Olympic boxer. (A) Armando Farfan, the star of Jill Krementz' "A Very Young Circus Flier," atop his clown 0:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEW8 0 ABC NEWS Jim. Another crisp close-up for changed - for the better - begun winning medals in fourth and fifth graders is style of living. Now, after 10 international competitions. Jane and Patrick Demuth,s years of hard "research and "City Horse." The sta. is development," as Olson calls He's proud, and it's easy to Hannon, a cantankerous the process, his wines have see why. 71— Tennessee Walker donated to' the New York City May 23 "Dance In America: Choreog__________ ______ raphy By Balanchine, Part I Mounted Unit. Policeman _______ Va - Edward Villella introduces a Mike Sicignano picked - program featuring Tzlgane. . Hannon will be presented, EVENING __________________________________ music by Ravel: the Andante aversion to city surprises. ONO VALLEY A man takes Movement from Divertimento refuge on the Barkley ranch The DNo. emuths do an ex15. music by Mozart; and 000 and is discovered by Audra. The Four Temperaments. cellent job of eTptsinfn.g @) 0 Q EIGHT IS ENOUGH Tom, music by Hindemith, (R) what mounted police and 0 STUDIO SEE Young ESP 0 scheduled to be the guest their animals are all about. enthusiasts discuss their abili- speaker at Elizabeth's 10.00 i r Sharp.edged pictures show ties at the Rhine Institute of commencement, is shocked to 0 VEGAS A famous female learn that Elizabeth has beensinger attempting a comeback Mike and Hannon on pb•tg, Duke University. (R) suspended from the ceremony. 'after a bout with drugs and at headquarters, or out for a 0:30 0 THE LONG SEARCH "The alcohol hires Dan to learn who freedom romp. Hannon'a (1) (12) HOC NEWS ACROSS Romanian Solution" Byzantine Is threatening her life. (R) 41 Common 0 :-i 10 Prong di,lnctIve personality and 38 Starred as TODAY IN THE LEGISLA.settings and Inspiring choral place for 11 Printer's Mary growing skills come I Gabriel music are important aspects of TURE books Ae measures Hartman nicely in the detailed text. By Kaplan 43 Debate Romania's cultural heritage 19 Melodious 39 700 1111:00 One of the plays the and ethnic Identity. (A) finish, topic Hannon has (2) TIc TAC DOUGH 21 Foams Odd Couple emerged (1) (4)00(12) NEWS 5 Iowa college 46 Type of fuel $ quite a special (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 24 Equivalence 8:30 ' 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: Wal. 8 Satisfy 47 Cricket field 't' ... 40 Passage. animal. GOOD TIMES Florida's WJM's former ter Kerr, author of "The Silent weatherman 12 Black parts way concern for one of her young Clowns." (Part 2o13) Me, iwethe, returns to Minneapolis for a 13 Small P,di from junior high 49 Thick slice 26 Snake school bus paasenQers puts 41 Mkc, up will come away from visit after lust having signed ' her on e collision course with 5', Vrc Iiv,n, 2/ Arfle,,Cd,, 11.30 contract to host a network 42 Des 14 ... and form) (12) TONIGHT piseSuzanne Host: Johnny Seed's "Fine dessert the child's mother, (Part I of 2) show in New York. 44 Arm bone thummim 52 Elec. unit of 28 One Carson. Guests: Clark Terry, with much to think 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS 45 Simple 15 Far: (comb, 9:00 rosistarce Joan Rivers. hundred about. Q JOICEWS WILD 46 One hun form) (2) MOVIE "A Cry For Justice" (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 53 Noun suffix fifty-five MACNEIL / LEHRER (Premiere) Robert Culp, Dennis photographer Seed i dred six 18 Greek letter 54 Holly genus 0 SWITCH Pete and Mac try tervlewed 10 practitioners of ROR7 Weaver. A police investigator to prevent a pair of extortion17 Iniquities 56 Female (French) 48 New (prefix) 18 Sleeping reopens a murder case that ists from blowing up a bank rare trades, ones that take rabbit 7:30 30 Affirmative 50 Egyptian was supposedly "solved" two president they have turned into rooms 56 Streams time to learn and demand GD LIARSc.u. 33 Actor pleasure years earlier by his flashy, a human bomb. (R) 20 Cutter FAMILY of light (I) FEUD artistry as well as intellect. god Robert '. Publicity-seeking partner. Remove the (Me such crafter La Jan-0 •DANCE FEVER POLICE WOMAN Pepper DOWN insides (3)0 BLIND AMBITION Dean nue Becker, an Poses as a model to uncover ll yesr-old AND and three other top White 23 Land (Scot.) (12) CAROl. SO LI TI 0 24 Frolics apreiitice violin maker. Her FRIENDS Skits: "The Pall," House aides are fired by Nixon; problehis In a garment factory.' 1 Don Adams 27 Favorite faintly has been m'ng "The Maiden And The after appearing before the Sen. starred in 12:00 28 Weep ate Committee. Dean is judged (4) BIG VALLEY A measles. ... Smart violins for generations, 31 Roman guilty by John Sirica. (Part 4 of stricken Indian refuses help 2 Not up W Jennifer had to Ixab forher 0 DICK CAVETT Guest:albronze ter Kerr, author of "The Silent and about ,Irom a medical missionary and training: "I knew when money 0 BARRY MANILOW BPS- tries to return to his tribe. 3 Philippine SAv I Clowns." (Part I of 3) o a TTT was quite young eiactlr SN 32 Dublin's 11 C1AL Singing superstar John weapon I 1% N V 1 S S N 0 1£VI 0:) 8:00 12:37 natives what Iwanted to do *Ith my Denver joins host Barry Mani4 Vitality i s 'I REAL PEOPLE The low for an hour of music and 0 MANNIX Mannix and a (2) (12) 34 Love (Scot.) 5 Heraldic Ny llfp but nobody believed me funny y things done by everyday I A 'I zi female attorney try to free a 1 35 Coarse cloth device and that Wu funny people and the everyday things comedy. J1 115 INI s:iy man wrongly accused of mur36 English (12) MOVIE "Winning" (C) 8 Baseball A because my father and done by funny people are seen 1 letter N '1 .t (1969) Paul Newman, Joanne der by finding the real killer, term iUyi grandfather both started in this series celebrating the Woodward, A champion race. 37 former rock SNNOO 7 E mpowers 12:40, sNis .L American eccentric, young." car driver, beiet with off-track 0 HAWAII FIVE"O MGar'n' roll star N I N (1 NflN N a v i ." Olsen in V :1 marital problems, is deter. rett's memory il 'thsted by a 39 Graze In relating her love for (4) ROCKY'S FRIENDS A The Brady sneak preview of the movie 400 iblical mined to win the Indianapolis psychopathic killer re-creating Bunch Instrument making she slips "Rocky Ii" and comments by 500.(2 Hrs.) -murders McGarrett had previtelling glimpses of some of its stars on their roles 0 GREAT PRFMgJ4cE. oly 9IvQd. (Fl) . WEDNESDAY " 8 MACNElL / REPORT LEHRER 7:30 LIARS CLUB HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MATCH GAME P.M. TUNE (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Jim Nabors. 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: Walter Kerr, author of "The Silent Clowns." (Part 2 of 3) 0:00 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Reptiles And Amphibians" For 250 million years, reptiles and amphibians have survived as a life form hut,i the tughut examines the Thai society, focusing on Buddhism and the Thai monarchy. 9:30 0 $100,000 NAME THAT 0 CARTER COUNTRY Baker, Chief Roy and Mayor Teddy become locked in a bank vault just before Baker's wedding to Lucille. (Part 3 of 31 ' 10:00 0 BARNABY JONES A mysterious assailant forces Betty into a car accident which kills her passenger, a young man with whom she was romantically involved. (A) 0 ALAN KING'S THIRD ANNUAL FINAL WARNING Alan King and his guests Rita )l'JI IItIOI .i;,d Gd4' anrni.ahi. (3)0 THE WALTONS Erin, enraged that a girlfriend can. not get a job because of her race, sets out to fight for the girl's rights. 0 MOR$( & MINDY Mork decides to prepare a home. cooked meal for a grouchy neighbor in the hopes it will soften the man up (A) HIZZONNIN A pair of Hunnicutt also Mar in the action thriller, which was who organized and guided British espionage activities during WW II, including the establishment of a training facility for agents at the topsecret "Camp X," in Ontario. In the film, David Niven torture without revealing even her code name. PART I+ MAY 20 When Neville Chumberlaii resigns and Churchil becomes Prime Minister Stephenson's operation ha: grown to Inélüdé a secre training center in Canada There, a talented youn scenic designer, Evar Mlchaelian (York), suc cessfully devises a system tc make the center barracks invisible from the air. 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The drama centers on the exploits of Canadian multimillionaire Sir William Stephenson (Stevenson), May 24 his employees for help. f friend Friday, May IS, 1979-11 v Pan American Financial Services, Inc. Licensed Mortgage Broker 1301 So. Church Ave., Suite 202 Tampa, Florida 33609 iIss u iv's, CALL TOLL ?I I Ioperáon duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week R, I L] / I D Fie .... ___1 �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,............................ . .. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 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/8e8698683e5c5a1e80d359e5c51b28a6.pdf 6ca745cb12137107d023556b94f2fa5e PDF Text Text ,LONDI E 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 11, 1979 YOU BUILD 84JL.C,1N3 i'M 5ELLING MuSCLES JUST A HOME PHYSICAL - WHO'D BELIEVE - fl 24' ACROSS ___ "YOU'D BE THE F IRST! NGLIKE EEZING THIS rNEss COURSE by Chic Young II . .11 ____ 42 Be jU 43 Coat sleeve friend predecessor by Mort Walker 28 Three (prefix) WHAT WELL, I NEEP 5OMETI4INTO WANT, BEETLE . - ANYONE W)40 c. SITE INTO ONE OF THOSE BISCUITS LOOKING 'a I AT MY _ so SENSITIVE __ 0 37 Oxygen 2/ t3 5CLHT5 __ u nio b a oE 21 Moister (p1.) 30 Egypt (abbr.) 3 Type of 31 Rocky crag magazine 32 Glide on snow 4 Auxiliary 33 Yellow fever 5 Conger mosquito 6 Mohammed's 35 Poultry son product 7 Lighted (10W CAN WHY ARE YOU POUND A NAIL WITI-1 2 _ B 0 ft N A I I 16 Ensign (abbr.) 49 Blame s a J A S L 0 17 Macao coin 52 Detected IA0$ 19 Doctrine 53 Wind-powered IT1t. P'l I S PIArNTO) 20 Compass vessel ft A i i c noóo point 54 Squaring tool E E V I - E S S I N 10 22 Women's 0 E A N 0 I f $ I A ft 55 Trash patriotic 9 Top of altar 39 Christian society (abbr.) DOWN 10 City in Utah 23 Esaus wife holiday 12 Study 24 In addition I First-rate 41 Resource 13 Redolent 26 Doughnut (comp. wd.) 42 Church part shape 2 King of beasts 18 Large tub - 45 Arid 23 Constellation 47 Compass 25 Stepped point 27 Garden tool 48 Over (poetic) 29 Erin 33111 50 Crow's call 34 Over (prefix) 51 Spy group 36 Grave robbers (abbr.) 37 Made public 8 Shuns ______ __ ______- __________ 1 2 - 3 4 5 7 —— — 12 ————— Ltii by Art Sansom I VJAIJT 10 FLAT HU5, &71 I'A )01' — — 1 17 20 WHAT? 21 0 25 — 28 — 4_Il 23 — 28 30 — 32 — 34 35 36 - - 37 0 ______________________________ ARCHIE — 39 40 41 —— I NOW, THE QUESTION IS TO CONSERVE ENERGY, HOW CAN WE CUT THE CONSUMPTION OF OIL! AMERICANS CON SU M E UP TO 21 MILLION BARRELS OF OIL A DAY [ 147 46 — '48 ' 49 50 [51 ' 52 -————— THE (M BARRELS SMALLER JUGHEAD'Z n 1111erailel 71st Year, No. 254— Tuesday June 12, 1979— 9—Sanford, 32771 DEAR DR. LAMB — I'm a 27year-old male, 71 Inches tall Dr. and weigh 200 pounds. I'm In excellent physical condition. I do drink about a half a gallon of Lamb milk a day plus eating several ounces of cheese and Ice cream to maintain my body weight. Mass A knowledgeable friend of th at that ingest g mine told me in won't ca use you to have brittle much calcium daily would bones, cause me to develop brittle skim milk instead. bones so I began to look for other equally delicious foods. The article that you read by Yesterday I read an article in the nutritionist Is absolutely the newspaper by a nutritionist correct. Calcium deficiency is who said that over half of older probably th e most common ________ 53 ______ . emino ________ r-456 softening of the bones, because United States today and it of insufficient calcium in their true that Individuals who don't diet. Now what's the truth for get enough calcium In their diet various age groups? How much are prone to softening of the milk can I drink safely and how bones. much can my granddad drink? Specifically, women on Also what foods contain phosphorous which prevents calcium-deficient diets are about five times more prone to utilization of calcium? DEAR READER — When this disorder than women who your body Is healthy, it's a are getting enough calcium In marvelous machine to behold. their diet. Both you and your It can eliminate most of the granddad, all other things excess amounts of things that considered, can drink as much we don't really need. A good fortlfiedsldmmilkasyoullke. example Is water. If you drink I'm not fond of your use of more than your body needs, the cheese or ice cream either. In excess is simply eliminated, many processed cheeses, ap- _ __ : . t,.. . .•,. . . ) ;, . - -. . — real set'llmltation on the . . ,.:.. . . - ' - 4m.!:. .., ' - -. h , -. *" '"" ., .. - . .. .f SI4iMY. •. -' - . . '•• .1 -. -•- ' To give you a better idea . The only concern I have is Others who want this issue can drinking whole send 50 cents with a ... -. - - Charges Swapped .. ' -I -- ,. . -. - . . soicL : been hanging fire will suddenly June 12, im be ready to be closed quickly. Unusual opportunities inSCORPIO (Oct. 24-May 22) volving your work or career Be on your toes. You may have could be offered you this cotuft yew. Don't discount. an opportunity today to make a _____ * - .11-_..V kJJJt . - PR ISCILLA'S POP I THINK HAVING LUNCH WITH ONES FRIENOS ____IN THE PARK JLlS1LVELY" - by Al Vermeer ...IF YOU CAN '4 STUA TAND HIS 9RPlNE -Y . b,N0W$CH/o. i ' ______ ___ ______ 1. ______ 4 - T - BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl I CAN'T WEAR TI-I 5 TO MY rr' ,4t.j I 0055'5 MA5aUERAPE PASTY OTLFT4 IT TAIcE TWO?eopLe.' [ØUT IF I IF TH' ReFge5HMS4T5 ARE PONT 5HOW SOOP, T'L. L RENT YA TH' C,UT VP, HI'L.L.. FIT FR HALF PlC, PVPp9v( MUMBLE. GRUMBLE' 1) ' P \1GEV,4WAY Y _______ IN A 8uay _______ (6 _ ______ ira _ CQ5WMEI W'4 W 4'c FRANK AND ERNEST - - ' NORTH .Ja75 9A fast change In direction •A92 come from conventional sources. regarding an interest you're pursuing that will be just what 498642 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You'll accomplish a lot more you needed. SAGITTARIUS ..(Nov. 23- wsr i KQJa • K 1065 - •.,. ,d.6-,,. " ,. Sanford - - 14R AND I- DEXTERiTY MW PL E play. South draws trump, cashes his ace-king of clubs, gets to dummy with a trump, leads a club from dummy, ruffs it to drop •2 , 1I7S$432 •Qj i'p A ALiI(e. ____ SHOOT THi! r ___ " i ___ , Page 3A. , •/ HE'S TO LEARN CONFUSE IE THE W~ YOLV TRUTH! ______________ ______________________ - pj r-rs £4GPfWSM SAM, fl4E HORSE ao,VIT SugE, IN 1"Ll WWII S iR1 ('USS I CAN ThAi's My 1RGY CALL I4AgDI.Y SE arrested were not Immediately released reported to be from Orange County. CaudbeM City Cowxfl Monday night authorized the ty Idrnlniatratjon to enter a purchase contract with the ,_ N' C~Vner Of A proposed unior citizen facility site, according to Mayor Bill Grier. Punthase price for the property is IT - .... - r - - - . - - - - , . - - - - _- - -. --- ' r 1I - deputies. However. both are mission a letttr in which he said and -seek. Wyche represented a group of west side blacks who came to protest the he considered the June 4 actIon appointment of a white woman to the housing Authority board. -- - by eniors om ex $120 from the county and $27,5W from the city. A second-year grant fo furnish the facility is expected of $60,OW-40 be matched with $70 from the city and $12,500 from the county, according to Fenino. With approval expected by Oct. 1, construction is ex to begin in January 1980. Pe In a work session that followed the regular meeting the councIl tentatively agreed to grant Danjohn Services Inc. a *Cft m"WY increase in garbage collection fees for July 1, according to Bruce Ferino, assistant city blamer. The Proposed site is IOCaW east of Sunset Drive, overlooking Lake Concord and south of the Better Uving Retirement Center. The Area Agency on the Aging, which administers the grant program for HEW, has "almost guaranteed" federal funding under the Older Americains Act, Felrino earlier told County Commissioners, The first-year grant of $115,416 is to be matched with Applications to the U.S. Department of Health, --- by Education and Welfare (HEW) are to be submIted I - - moved In on suspects believed to be growing marijuana In a heavily wooded area were not given written notice of . -. south of Chuluota off state Route 419 this morning. Sheriff's deputies ap- the election, as the council prehended two men in a marijuana field and charged them with trespass. The bylaws specify. Photo By Gosflr.y Pounda land Is owned by a Miami man who gave authorities permission to conduct the Housing Authority director While Alexander Wyche was busy addressing the Sanford City Commission raid. A third man spotted by deputies eluded capture. The names of the men Torn Wilson sent to the corn- Monday, his 3-year-old daughter. Anna, took the opportunity to play some hide- for a cuunty.grarg for the project of $12,500. - - - Council chairman Aurdella Davis and other members said they elected Miss Buratti, a -white woman, In a June 4 meeting. But that election was contested by a group of west side black residents, who claimed the election was unfairly conducted in that the nam AerII Ph By Tea Netsil fromes of blacks were excluded nomination. The Law enforcement vehicles from the Seminole County Sheriff's Department dissidents further claimed - - This was the final step before federal applications can . sin1tt.d for the new complex to be built on a two-acre :-trod in Casselberry. - - - oto DEPUTIES N010% q WAGM % -' Casselber OKs Land Pur' chase - - -- -. __ by T. K Ryan PARNP I'PS -- The recommendation from the Tenants' Council was that Miss Buratti be appointed. - -. . .- - -' \ TUMBLEWEEDS by ths,Tenants'Council "Void." But Alexander Wyche, one of tabled the appointment. "You have no recornmendatlon from the People you asked; you do have a recornmendatlon from people you didn't ask," Knowles said. / _______ call Buratti The city commission, whose . _______ _____________________ ppoints only authority according to federal guidelines, in the actions of the Housing Authority Today board is to appoint its membets, was cautioned by city AroundTheClock ..........4-A Horoscope ................. Bridge ..................... #.B Hospital 2-A manager Warren E. Knowles E S Comics ....................4.B (WIRSELVV'" * I.B "not to interfere in the internal Crossword .................4-B Sports ................... ISA ma tters" of competing factions Editorial ...................4-A Television .................z-n in making any appointment. Following Brown's death on Dear Abby .................1-B Weather ...................tA May 21, the commission asked the Housing Authority to recommend a successor to fill his term, which expires in 1980. The Seminole Joint Tenants Council, an Independent group representing the residents in the 480 units of public housing in the city, felt it should make the recommendation to the city. Pour ___ ,I up. Actually. the four are College's jazz dance class. The foursome (from top to bottoni): Joy 11inkle, In- Expressions Of Grief MOVE IN _____ A Sanford city commissioners in any court," said Rev. G. residents in Higgins Terrace Keith said he was sat isfied appointed Ten Buratti of Eubanks, Tenantr' Council get poor attention in their there would never be 100 perBedding Gardens to fill the parlimentarian. Eubanks also requests for maintenance cent agreement an any upunexpired term of George defended the selection of Miss improvements. polntment, and the city should Brown on the Housing Bumtti an the grounds that the go shtM and name it board Authority Board following a Authority board is presently The commission, after member. On Keith's motion, Monday night meeting which composed of four black hearing statements from angry the matter was taken off the saw opponents and supporters members and no whites and the residents omi both sides of the table and Miss B uratti was of MIss Buratti swap charges of board needed balance. question for over an hour, appointed 4-to-tIuafair practices. - ' demonstrating their dexterity — learned In large part at Seminole Community 'The Duke s Is Dead; _________ I in It appears the only way these ladies have to go . : 5 ' structor; Miriam Phillips, Pam Hillebrandt and Peggy Iselin, students. The school's jazz dance program will be the subject of a feature story In Friday's Leisure magazine in The Evening Herald. THE ONE HE'S WE'LL tJ'RE10HEAJgER f' OU iwcss .JI$TIN WANT' HE'S /A-- SOON t4J I - .'-,,- ten of clubs Is a sure-thing EAST By GEOFFREY POUNDS .' • ,. by Stan Lee and John Romita '5 YA r ' .;-'ir Dec. 21) It'll take more than a both for yourself and for others ---West's jack, gets back to • j if you get off by yourself where shrewd head to outdo you today. dummy with the ace of dinSOUTH You're sure-footed and can you won't have a bunch of month and finally gets to • A QISI discard his other diamond people looking over your react to most situations at a .... on that last club." ahoulder,Findoutmoreof what moment's notice. Oswald: "Maybe East lies ahead for you in the year • A K Q 10 CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan should have made a 19) Your mood today will be following your birthday by Vulnerable: East-West Ughtner double of seven geared more toward light and sending for your copy of Astro. spades and hoped that West Dealer: South fun activities than toward those Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each West North East South could guess to lead a club." to Astro-Graph, P0 Box 489, that are on the serious side. It'll 2• Ask thi msrti Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Ue a nice breather. , , AQUARIUS (J an . 20-Feb. 19) Be sure to specify birth sign. Pass 5 NT Pass 74 You hold: __________________ CANCER (June 21-July 22) You should be able to clear up Pass Pau Pass 6-I1-B AK876 Although you may not have situation that you have felt held VA 4 planned it, today could turn into you back when the competition lead: W K •AQ1143 more of a social event than a is suddenly- eliminated today. • PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) workday. Look for the unusual An Alabama reader asks Exhilarating pals could turn to turn things around. what we respond to parttEO (July 23-Angs. 22) The this into a fun day for you. BY Oswald Jacoby ner's one-club opening bid. speed at which you accomplish Respond to spur-of-the-moment and Alan Sontag We respond one diamond, things makes this a very invitations, but see nothing wrong with a Oswald: "Here Is an Eas- two-diamond jump. The one ARIES (March 21-April 19) productive day. You know what Blackwood that important pointis thatsuit. we needs doing and you're willing Something good could pop out ofley really shows the hand importance respond in our six-card to apply yourself. left field today. Don't sit back of planning your play at (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I vnwo (Aug. 23-Dept. 22) on your duff. Act on it. You can trick one," That mental lift you were only come out on top. (Do you have a question for Alan: "It Is a grand slam the experts? Write "Ask the contract so it Is really TAURUS (April 20-May 20) looking for is forthcoming portant for declarer t6 stop Experts,' care of this newspatoday. Fun things will be Being around other people Per. Individual questions will and think." happening because you run Into stimulates your creativity Oswald: "Easley points be answered if accompanied exciting and Invigorating today and Ideas could pour by stamped, sell-addressed out th at any unthinking de- envelopes. The most Interestfrom you. If you think any of friends, claret automatically dis- sng questions will be used In LIBP.A (Sept. 3.(kt. 23) them are worth trying, put cards a diamond on the ace this column and will receive Something important to your them to work, of hearts at trick one. After copies of JACOBYMODEAN) by Bob Thavis ftN - that careless start, the bad 5-Il-A club break leaves him one trick short." Alan: "The discard of thr, them Just because they don't PROM NOW ON rr'$ AOIN lb H!ADL.IN: "FAMOuS H AS __ SPIDER-MAN H!R!'I AN IEUriN WLL., I'L.L j.v". - -I-. -. . ,:• - 4 $d.75 COCKTAIL ROC s . £7AR - ..- I . .. _ o - long, milk in large amounts, you're stamped, self-addressed engetting an awful lot of fat and velope for It. Send your request about half of that fat is tomein care of this newspaper, saturated fat. That's not o Box 1551, Radio City good for our , 1979 GIl voted Voting Machine Co., by the Diamond International unanimously to s system at $33,320 above Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Davis said his county is using Datavote said his firm has 35 revenues received by the chairman of the advisory Datavote machines and is accounts nationally. / ,,.---re BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL ________ hines CES punch cards are 2 cents witch the way inciting of rubber bumpers in Charlotte, N.C. each with one card needed per of voting in Seminole County the locks on the machines. .•••'• Jerome Davis, Manatee voter in lengthy ballot elec'• from conven tional mechanical Shoup is the manufacturer of Co un t)' supervisor of elections, tions. . . 4.. •. machines to the new punch card the county's current machines, at the invitation of Seminole Robert Pickett of CES said ' method, An unsuccessful candidate in Elections Supervisor Camilla his firm has machines serving Jeff Etchberger, coumty the primary election fil ed suit Bruce, appeared before the in 10 counties in Florida and 570 . budget director, has estimated challenging the election and the conunisslon to ur ge the pur- counties nationally in 31 states. the cost of Instituting the new legal action is still in the courts, chase of Datavote. Edward O'Day representing ...- .4"• r '•' commission . that if you' I fWM Mac person can drink because of its sending you The Health Letter calcium content. number 6-10, Osteoporosis. HOROSCOPE : Voting Buy punch according to reports from a a special report to the corn- about 4 cents with two cards card acturers voting of two machines, registered locksmith and missioners urged the purchase needed for each voter in Following the presentations, representatives of the Shoup from Datavote, a division of elections with lengthy ballots. the .. -. , urated fat, plus the fact that trolling how much calcium Is it's fairly high In cholesterol,, actually absorbed through th e Uncreamed cottage cheese is a intestinal wall . As long $ YOU low-fat low-cholesterol food have a normal endocrine with lots of good protein and system absorption, which Influences calcium for your body. It's fine. calcium there's no ——— 55 ______ ________ — — r - . : ways It does this is by con- sat ____________ GAS BAR Will By DONNA ES county through the sale of its conunittee, told commissioners satisfied with the results. Herald Staff Writer old mechanical machines, at the workshop meeting The major differences betetA contract to purchase 456 A 1nember citizens ad- Monday the committee voted ween the machines new puch card voting machines visor)' committee, appointed by unanimously to urge the manufactured by the two firms Is to be awarded by the the commission, recommended commission not to purchase are: punch cards for CES are Seminole County Commission the switch after a 30-day study any more mechanical already perforated while those , by Aug. 1. DeIvery of the new of the two methods. Corn- machines, recommending ofDatavoteare not; more votes machines Is expected by Jan. 1 missioners began looking into instead the county go with the can be cast on CES punch cards for use In the March the possbility of switching after new punch card system. and candidates' names are presidential preferential last September's first primary The committee also voted 13-3 listed on Datavote while races primary, when many of the county's 178 for the county to purchase the are numbered on CES. mechanical voting machines punch cards machines from the The county commission malfunctioned, Each punch card under the CES Voting Machine Inc. of Monday he presentations by The malfunction was caused, Berkley, Calif. The minority in Datavote system would cost manuf . ' amount of milk a healthy about bone softening, I am .Q42L_ le - consume more calcium than calories come from fat and your body needs. One of the almost half of those are — — — — — — — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNI Evening era d—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents -- - 0• This also happens if you proximately 80 percent of the by Bob Montana - IT IS ESTIMATED THAT K 22 1_____ 38 — — 42 — — 27 29 — 33 _______________ 10 19 31 _________ 9 —— rr 22 24 I 8 15 le A HORr1 FAT, gAl.D,Ml.. - C 1}4 ]Even 12,197 Dangerous ? Be Is 13 14 THE BORN LOSER rinking Americans have osteoporosis, a nutritional deficiency In the c I hi ilk -D Can . 44C1A l4Head BEETLE BAILEY 00 'ou 0 P 1 A R DI K a T ft E I BA V C H I CAN A cK LASS HOE1 l5Doublepitch 46Calaboose l - 11 Slicker 13 Roland's -o I I J1UA1N L1 1 Seaweed 40 Exclamation 6 Texas shrine of triumph , 6 - Answer to Previous Puzzle illumination SALL — 38 Unit of the 3,100 cUstomers in the city. The Increase from $4.75 to $5.20, Is expected to come before the council for formal action at next week'S meeting. The firm, which has served the city since Jan ua ry, 1978, Wits granted an increase based on the higher consumer price index and 10 cents reflecting Increased cost of gasoline. A request from the company for a 75 cents a month increase was turned down, The Danjohn's contract with the city permits them to come back fur a rate increase request when the consumer price index reaches a certain level, '- - '-- • - •' ' - ' - * •••S.•. • -, -. - .. . ' - . I -- - ' '. 4- 44 . -- - - q. . - - . - -S-' ' ' - - - , - - - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 12,197 11 FLORIDA ..I ., I - N BRIEF Former Insurance Chief :1 Acquitted In Lying Trial 1. : MIAMI i UP! — Former State Insurance Commissioner Tom O'Malley was acquitted . Monday of charges he lied to a grand jury when he told it he had no connection with a Fort Walton Beach shopping center. O'Malley had contended that although he had Interest In the center in the past, he did not at the time he testified 'before the jury in 1972. O'Malley still faces a three-year jail sentence in his 1978 conviction on 21 counts of mail fraud and extortion. That (IltiViCtiOn is under appeal. Suit On Executions Set TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — The Florida Supreme Court was set to hear oral arguments today on a suit seeking to temporarily halt the executions of nine condeinned inmates closest to the electric chair. The suit, filed May 29, asks the court to provide attorneys at state expense to handle hectic and lengthy lastzitinute appeals similar to those undertaken by the Legal Defense Fund for John Spenkelink prior to his May 25 execution. The suit also asks the court to enjoin the state from executing anyone else until the question of who should pay for an indigent death row inmate's legal counsel Is settled. A white Gremlin with red stripes was reportedly involved in three separate incidents of mischief and vandalism, according to Seminole County deputies. Gavin Duffy, 42, of 102 Donnington St., near Longwood, told deputies persons riding in a car of that description .11ed up in front of his home about 4 a.m. Saturday. the of the passengers threw a 20-inch boy's bicycle at Duffy's car cauirtg an estimated $150 worth of damages, Duffy told deputies. Damage to the 1977 Pontiac included bent crome, scratches and body dents. OCALA, Fin. (UP!) -A plastic surgeon said he felt like yanking his hair out in handfuls after receiving an electric bill for $6,106. "You cant say receiving a $6,000 electric bill is funny," Dr. Glen Neel said Monday. "You don't realize how much you pay until it hits you like this. Then you want to pull your hair out." The amount due covered 2½ years of power for which Neel never was billed. Utility workers apparently could not find the meter at his office. WORLD IN BRIEF 15,000 Refugees Flee Nicaraguan Fighting MANAGUA, Nicaragua - Some 15,000 refugees streamed out of embattled Managua seeking refuge from the heaviest fighting yet in the capital between Sandinista rebels and Anastasio Somoza's national guardsmen. About 60 U.S. citizens trying to leave the city came under sniper fire as they vainly awaited evacuation at the U.S. Embassy compound near one of the combat zones. No casualties were reported. For the first time, the air force of President Somoza strafed and rocketed guerrilla-held districts in the capital, igniting fires that enveloped Managua in huge pails of smoke. Flight Across Channel * Fires * Courts * Police Beat AMVE1S CLUB BREAK IN Someone kicked open the locked front door of the Amvets Club In Oviedo and made off with several cases of beer and some change, according to Seminole County deputies. The incident occurred sometime between 4 a.m. and 7:30 pin. Sunday at the Am'. eta Club on State road 426, Five cases of assorted beer and an undetermined amount of change the stolen, deputies say. deputies say. from ATTACHE CASH STOLEN A St. Christopher's medal and a attache case was stolen from the car of a South Seminole County man, according to Seminole County deputies. George Martin, 45, of 7135 Wrenwood Way, near Maitland, told deputies be left the attache case in his car in the parking lot of a vinyl "We made it!" Allen shouted as he floated the plastic and polysterene contraption into this sandy, crescentshaped beach 15 miles south of Calais to the cheers of more than 300 ell•wishers and reporters who raced to greet him. J HOSPITAL NOTES SEMIiOLR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. June II, 7S ADMISSIONS Sanford Mary E. Brown Logan, Deitona Harvey H. Gore, Lake Monroe Dorothy Lee Seiph, Longwood Darlene H. Christ, Orange City Irene S. DISCHARGES Sanford: Anna S. Douglas Henry Lee Fields Melvin Fisher. Herman Greet John C. Diet; Willie Ma. Hannar Ellen V. Kefler Jennifer Kelly Eldra K. King Hattse P... Lawson Mary L Morris Roosevelt McClain Joyce W. Myers Robert E. Shepard C. Patterson Phyllis Taylor Eddie Woods Emilie E. Smith, DeBary Reldar G. AnderSon, Deitona Lester T. Carroll, Lake Helen Douglas D. dine, Longwood Frank H Sims abriel Sosa uanhla Southward oseph Watson ap W. Blevins, Deftary ames Grace M. Caldwell, Deitona Melissa R. Lee, Deltona FURNACE STOLEN A furnace, luggage and other items with a total value of $1,042 were reported stolen from the home of Carmine Marino at 2527 Georgia Ave., Sanford, according to records. Police said the theft occurred sometime between Saturday and Monday while the owner was away. The thief gained entry to the home by forcing open a window in the master bedroom. Elect ion Set zc. ' .!" j August 3- 1 Officials from the Farmers would benefit most commercial users. However, Kulbes said ... received tentative approval. Boulevard and Lake Mary .. The city will now have to draft Road as well as Rinehart Road, morecomprehensivedetallson he said. , '? 1 :j' •. 1. -. - - 6. :.... Y • ..-. . '. . - ' .:. .'-.... . ' 1 ..-. An Aug. 31 special election to fill one, and possibly two seats on the Longwood City Commission was called Monday night by Mayor June Lonnann. The election was called after the mayor's motion to appoint District 1 Commissioner Larry Goldberg to the District 5 vacancy failed. Goldberg said he may resign, effective Aug. 23, to run for the District 5 seat. If he does, the District 1 seat will also be on the Aug. 31 ballot. He has until June 21 to submit his resignation. He must resign 10 days before the qualifying date for the special election. Both Commissioners J. R. Grant and Ray Leibensperger spoke out in favor of holding a special election. They noted Stephen Barton had served only one-fourth of his two-year term when he moved out of the city two weeks ago. Mrs. Lermann passed the gavel to Deputy Mayor Leibensperger in order to make the motion on Goldberg. He moved to District S last year from District 1, which he was elected to represent. Goldberg, who asked if he could second the motion, wa4 advised by City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. not to vote on the Issue. so the motion died. In making the motion, Mrs. Lormann said, "It is plain to everybody how I feel about Mr. Goldberg, I think he has done a good job as commissioner." "If I didn't love this little city I would just resign and let it fall apart," said Goldberg In response to the suggestion he resign immediately so that the commission could name someone to fill the seat instead of waiting for the election. Goldberg refused to do • I. , Should project could reach the city by October If there are no delays. .. , k . Kulbes said. He said the complex will inI .4 14 y o CiUu cit oa,,ces, ffices, police headquarters and a public . _______ to FmHA )es r £ grant the loan, hookup f the sewer r 1. 1' - '• ..-, owned land just north of the required to pay only 25 percent of the hookup charge if the Florida Power Corporation gr ant is approved. substation. The land was Construction timetables on purchased In April from Minnesota develope r Jeno the city hail complex and the sewer project will not be set Pauluoci for .,4y ••ff _________ !; . . - rL - -d -- • . . • Kulbes said another $1 until formal approval of the million loan from FmHA for loan requests has been water and sewçr Improvements established, Kulbe said. along Rinehart Road may be Terms on FmHA loans, g1en al.! life. Whe n. the Kulbes aald,;call for the city, to orgina1 request was made repay the money at five percent earlier this the city was Interest ora period ofupto4o told the project did no qualify years. Water dnd sewer line since there was not substantial loan payments would be made residential development on up in part from the fee to the Rinehart Road and the project users once the Is installed. PHIL KULBES Seeking 2nd Loan 'U so saying tie ieeis it important to nave an experienced commissioner in on the budget planning sessions soon to get un• • der way. Whoever is elected to District 1, if Goldberg resigns, will only serve through December when his term expires. Goldberg and the city are defendents in a suit brought by l Longwood resident Robert Daves In an attempt to have Goldberg's seat vacated since he no longer lives in the district he was elected to represent. The suit was filed last October, but the MIAMI (UPI) - The to fly to Cuba. When the plane landed at were "very nice. They treated commission refused to vote on the issue until found in contempt American jetliner hijacked to Nor was it known what be used Jose Marti International .j1. us with curiosity." and threatened with jail by Circuit Court Richard Muidrew on Cuba In nearly seven years to commandeer the widebody port in Havana, it taxied to a The airliner was allowed 10 May 29. returned to the United Stabs M. - remote part of the airport leave Havana at 1:29 a.m. EDT, In a special meeting held May 31, the commission voted 2.1 not with 206 passengers and crewSam Kass, a passenger from because the Cubans were ap- after some 5 hours on the to vacate Goldberg's seat. Daves said at the time that he would men early today but the "Latin- Boca Baton, Fla., said he first patently afraid there might be ground, and a little over i acke'd PIane HBackIn U& . WHITEVILLE, N.C. (UP!) first forced the pilot landed have his attorney file papers asking the judge to vacate the seat lookirig man', wbo commart. CUSPS 41210) Tuesday, Jun. 12, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 254 Published Daily and Sunday. except Saturday by The Sanford Herald. Inc • 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. Fla. 37771. .Second Class Posta Paid at Sanford, Florida 32711 4. Home Delivery: Week. 1$ aents: Month, $311 i$ Months. 111 134i Year, 510 00. or Mill: Week, IS Cents; Month $3.01; S Months. $21.00; Year, 14000 V . . ____ __ -- ---.... — The attorney for a han- dicapped woman who lost a bid to enter a North Carolina nursing school because of a ruling Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court says Congress should amend a 1973 act affecting the handicapped. The Supreme Court, In a 9.0 decision, said the law does not require a professional school to make significant changes In Its program to accommodate a physically disabled applicant. Frances Davis had sought admission to the nursing program of Southwestern Community College but was turned down because of a severe hearing Impairment. Although Mrs. Davis is a skillful lip-reader, the school said her abilities were not adequate to make her an effective nurse. a half-hour later in Mianii `-~ ` the hijacker, a -,IAtin. a bomb on board. deered the huge plane to- baking man" about Root-11 Miss Lewkowicz said buses where anxious relatives anØ mnalned in Havana, his fate and 115 poiax, who sat across came and took the occupants to friends milled around outsicip despite the vote. Julian saidMonday night he had not heard anything from the court. Mrs. Lormann expressed reluctance to call the special election, unknown. the aisle ft= him just the terminal, where the Cubans the customs Inspection area. but Jullan advised since It was apparent that the commission was There was no Immediate the first-class section, when he unable to agree on an appointment, the charter required a special word on why the husky man, stood up and opened an election be called. . about 3O years old, hijacked the overhead compartment to reAfter Barton read his letter of resIgiation, at the Delta Air Lines 11011 Monday trieve "a kind of Army jacket." beginning of the meeting, he was presented with a certificate of on a flight from New York to He put It on and zipped It i, appreciation for his service to the city by Mayor Lormann. Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Kasa sald adding he took note because he asked himself, Carter Gives Phase 1 "Why would anyone bewearfng Oil Ofjacket going • Lauderdale? The Seminole County Corn- will hold public hearings to ' "Then out of mission after a 7 p.m. public consider: kindhe got somethingtoFort the overhead comportment and hearing today will decide - An amendment to the WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter rather determinedly walked whether to increase by $2.36 comprehensive land use plan Inflexible, publicly ist doctor — to forward. That was the lad we monthly, the rates to customers change the use on a lot in today formally proposed the first phase of his on average Medicare fees in a given — saw of him," said Kiss. using the four county-owned McNeils Orange Vllli from national health plan — to shield every would be establW'aed for elderly or poor "SUy afterwards we were utility systems. American from the cods of major illness, to participants In Healthcare. Advisory residential to commercial aware that something was Cbnu]tIng engineers, Post, district. provide free prenatal and infant care, and to schedules would be ad up for sertonel' y aznIu Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan of reform programs for the poor, disabled and reimbursement -A st from the Citiis j PSY it least 75Jim Ewing, a Delta spokes. Orlando elderly. has recommended Council of Girl Scouts for tbe Employers would have 10 man In Atlanta, said Delta minimum monthly sewer rates county to vacate The price tag is $23 to $25 billion. No in. percent of any premIum employees and give to tt ' F1Lbl was taken over beLncreaaedfrom $948 to $11. creases in the payroll taxes would be required more than 25 percent. girl scouts a right-of-way 100 without warning Monday at 7 — a 20 percent under the Carter plan, accordi ng to an outline Coverage for all 24 million Persona on feet wide by six lots long. p.m EDT over Wilmington, prepared by the administration. The effective The engineers said revenues Medicare would be Improved, permitting, perm In - To rezone Del., when " man entered the from the four systems dateisl983. on,thagedajddisadan]iwI mercial to single family fllghtdeckamddeunandedtobe Lynnwood, Country Club, In all, 56 million people would receive number of fully subsidized hospital days after dwelling distrIct an area of loth flown to Havana, Cube." 11 Indian Hills and Consumer protection they do not now have against th first day's payment. Street in Chuluota. The pilot notified the Federal Utilities - in the major illnesses. and property consists of 1.033 acre. States would abate some of the HealthCare Aviation Administration he was central part of the county are There are two main features of the Phase cod for lowincome eligibles, but would be — An appeal from a Board of flying t Cuba. One plan. given about $2 billion in fiscal relief initially. not sufficient to meet operating Adjustment decision allowing —HeajthCare: a new $18.2 billion umbrella Constance Lewkowlcz, of expenses, debt service the operation of a private school Private Insurers federal insurance program consolidating Margate, Fla., returning from a coverage and a balloon for children with learning Employer Guarantee, while the go-en --aid Medicaid - for the poor -and Medicare WoddlZl8 in New York, said it payment due in ' would handle HealthCare, rnai,g fofi we of sabilities at 3221 Sand Lake Th county CC(flIfliSSiOfl °• di for the elderly — into a single structure to private cranpelsies as carriers and claim w=ild Wild about 8:10 P.m. the Road. produce better efficiency and reduce fraud, handlers on a competitive bid basis. Pt10t reported over the Inter- ____________________________________ abuse and waste. General tax revenues would corn: "'We are not going to Fort pay for this part. It also would cover the near Lauderdale or $i*m.. Our today, poor, small and high-risk businesses and destination Is Havana, Cuba.' I ____ suggesting that to Implement a cornothers not covered. didn't believe what he was mL readings: No pIve UnIversal PLO woo ''lkde . —The Employer Guarantee: a $1 billion "Ph- Rain probability saying." mars than an expanilun, tkouh new peratare, $1; svenilghtlows, percent today and 25 percent Provision that builds on current group coverGary GliboIf, 25, of New 74; yesterday's high, 91; tonight. IPgfrlthLmi of age by pri vate insurers, requiring employers York, rrkhW his first flight to barometric pressure, 29.92; WEDNESDAY TIDES. toprovldeminimnumcatadropldccoverageto The outlIne also Included a companion visit friends in Florida, said, relative 'dlty, 75 percent; all 156 ,ntWon full..ttrne workers and their Daytona Beach: high !O:5 between the CuIt& luau and a "The guy tidjacker) got on the wI, NE at mph. 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Zales and Friends make ZALES I The Diamond Store — with Wayne in the conservative side of the political spectrum. 00-0 ot Ron "He was a friend of SO years. I had great respect and a world of admiration for him. He was just one hell of a guy, a hell of a man." "There will never be anyone to fill John Wayne's boots," said Martin, who appeared In seven Westerns with Wayne. "There's nobody like Duke and there won't be another me, ever again." "I knew John very well," said Hope, remembering not only shows they did together but 99 0: 0 mmi U recalling "we were at the White House together when the prisoners of war came back" from Vietnam, during the Am = MF Am FV A1 go believed carrying three persons crashed, exploded and burned in a small grassy field today just a few feet off Interstate 95, which was jammed with rush hour traffic. The were no survivors, but no one on the ground hurt In the spectacular explosion and OFF was Miii. thru Fri. I Cm-I p.m. Sit I a.m.4 P.M. wonder it didn't kill somebody else—all those people on 145. It was awful. Oh my God, it was terrible," said Richard maI1ey, who watched Um plane - nose-dive and crash as he drove along Cypress Crk Road, Smlley, 52, said he was COMPLITI MAKE WORK . a 1 2501 S. French Ave—, S nford a returning home from taking his wife to work when he saw the plane. -. - .. - -. , - S .- - .- - - •. - . . . . .. -_•,,-'1 S • . , .1. .__,V ': '.'--- 323-1194 2565 PARK DR., SANFORD "I will miss him, so will America," said Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., who ctood FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) - A DC-3 cargo plane .. •,,,,•. 1940s. "It's FRONT IND ALIGNMENT REALTY Plane Crash Kills Three ______ ... STENSTROFiI "I talked to some close friends recently who were close friends of the Duke and they said he was coming along well. It was quite a shock to hear he died," said Gene Autry, a fellow movie cowboy in the 1930s and about 200 of them, and he made a lot of Important pictures that DISCOUNT PRICES ON MICHELIN TIRES ASSOCIATE Hope. but he made a lot of pictures, ____ REALTOR- N.FX5M By United Press International will live on and on. We're for. their hearts will continue to was born 72 years ago, Mayor From cowboy actors to tunate to have those pictures, live. In real life he demonstrat- Pat Mormissy said "the city will politicians, from those who he was a unique presence and in ed the same courage and miss him, he was very well worked with him in movies to those pictures we will always positive attitude that charac- thought of in our town," even the Inhabitants of the Iowa know his memory.'' terized his roles in so many though Wayne's finnily moved birthplace he left when he was Wayne, who spent his adult films." away when he was 4 and Wayne 4, they all expressed so rrow life portraying bravery on film, Autry paid t ri bute to' Wayne never returned. over the death of "The Duke." was praised for the bravery of as "a fine man, a very fine tried to get hun back, Although It was no secret for his dying by federal Judge American jmnd a great credit to"We but he'd never come," the weeks that Wayne was dying, Joseph Young of Baltimore, the industry." mayor said. "lie would say he'd some of those who knew him chairman of the board of the "John and 1 worked together try to come, but he'd call or still were shocked. Amerlcan Cancer Society, on the Republic (studio) 1t for write and say a movie came up "Oh, no" gasped Western Wayne's "long and con- about 10 or 12 years," said or something. character actor Strother tin uing ba ttle against cancer ... Autry, now a wealthy business"We have his birth place and Martin, when told by telephone provided inspiration to patients man. "We were very close keep it up," the mayor said, and that Wayne was dead. throughout the world," Young friends." there is talk of a memorial to "When the word was flashed said. "The hope he instilled in In Winterset, Iowa, where he the actor. on a television show I was watching It was just a big shock," said comedian Bob Nixon administration. "John's death Is a great loss, reque TOGETHERI On this Father's Day give the watch that will help him remember next Mother's Day Death Of 'Duke' Brings Sorrow PHENIX CITY, Ala. (UP!) — Digger O'Dell, who spent 10 days "burled alive" to protest skyrocketing gasoline prices, says he feels he didn't fulfill his commitment to the ...people when he was ordered out of the six-foot deep vault Monday. "I hated to come out because Ilet so may people down," O'Dell said, "but the doctors ordered me out. I couldn't do anything more down there. I just kept getting weaker and Court Rules On Disabled WHY DON'T WE GET DAVE FARR - Emergency crews helped the 63-year-old veterazi stuntman, who has a history of heart trouble, out of the grave when doctors said fatigue and high temperatures had caused him to weaken. 4. . team _______ ______ /.. weaker." line . -- 'Buried' Man Comes Out year, . ISELL HOMESI L- Seiko Quartz Memory Bank ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UP!) — Crews digging in bitterly cold 75-mph winds discovered a 5-inch crack in an underground section of the $9 billion Trans-Alaska pipeline, large enough to account for the leakage of over 1,500 barrels of crude oil. The leak, discovered Sunday, brought to a halt a daily flow of some 1.2 million barrels of oil delivered by the 800mile conduit t6 tankers at the southern port city of Valdez. The crack was found in a section of the pipe where a 6inch "wrinkle" was found earlier, indicating a buckle in the isolated stretch. determined amount in order to •___ - 5-Inch Crack In Pipeline the c1ty will apply Environmental Agency or mat- * y - In April 1978 he underwent Rooster Cogburn in "True successful open-heart surgery Grit." at Massachuset ts General Hos"Hell, I should have put on pita] in Boston. A of - GRANGEVILLE, Idaho (UPI) — A crippled DC-3 searching for a flat spot to land In rugged north Idaho wilderness Monday plunged into wilderness Monday plunged into the swift-moving Seiway River. At least two of the 12 Forest Service employees aboard survived, Including one man who hiked 10 miles to safety. The plane was carrying the employees on a 32-minute flight to a wilderness orientation school In Grangeville when one engine apparently burst Into flames, then fell off the aircraft. It crashed into the river while the pilot was searching for a fiat stretch of the river on which to set down. It was not known how many died in the crash because the plane — and possibly the passengers — may have been swept down the swift-moving river. The Forest Service confirmed Monday night there are at least two survivors and possibly more. that the project has been reviewed a second time and will now be given reconsideration. The funds, If approved, would on Rinehart Road. be used to install water and The preliminary plans sewer lin es along unserviced submitted to FmHA have portions of Lake Mary Academy Award playing _____ -, - 2 Survive Plane Crash Home Administration are scheduled to meet with Lake Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes onJune22toduscussflnal plans ona$250,000cityhallcomplex HOME? that eye patch 20 years ago," cardiac surgeons replaced a the 6-foot-4 inch "Duke" corn- defective mitral valve at the _____ patriotic American, died of _____ ______________ mented as he picked up his bottom of his hea rt with a valve cancer Monday. He was 72. Oscar in 1970. He had been from the heart of a pig. Doctors Wayne's death was an. nominated once before for termed the operation nounced by Bernard Strohm, "Sands of Iwo Jima." "uneventful." administrator of the UCLA -. .--.-. Wayne carried his roles of Wayne stayed at MGII a little Medical Center, where Wayne .., — patriot, flag-waver and plain more than three weeks but left ••• had been hospitalized since . -. . " spoken he-man into his private in good spirits, chatting with May 1 in the latest of a series f -. . life so that his name was almost reporters before flying back to recurring bouts with cancer. synonomous with the con- California. He said at the time .' servative if not reactionary he felt he had enough strength Wayne died at at 5:35 p.m. ' " label but he never backed down to carry on a normal life. PDT, "with all of his chijdrenat on any of his opinions. his side," Strohm said. The \ .... .. In 1974 he rode an armored seven Wayne children left the I SANFORD PLAZA personnel carrier through the hospital before the death was ',. . -' streets of Cambridge to liarannounced three hours later. yard Square, smoking a cigar Wayne fought for life until the end. "He had been In con. and getting pelted with snowI' I him . balls from students. But when siderable pain since Saturday," -. he spoke after accepting Strohm said, but "he would not . . award from the Harvard take much medication. He 11 , 11 Lampoon, the audience broke wanted to be awake when he into cheers and chanted, died. He would tolerate the pain "Duke! Duke! Duke!" just to be near his family." However he lapsed In and out "lie was fantastic," said ' - of a coma Monday. Lampoon editor Walter Isaacson. "He's tough. I guess if he "Sometimes his vital signs can handle all those cowboys would stabilize and he would JOHN WAYNE and Injuns, he can handle us." look over and call, often In a ... Fought To The End Wayne underwent surgery in --loud voice, for his children. 1964 for lung cancer and • When th ey would appear, he final public appearance at the His pict ures made him one of declared afterward, "I've got I would lapse back Into the Academy Award ce remony in the great box office draws of all the Big C licked." _. Associates coma." April , drawing an emotional time and of his critics' corn- tr ied to keep his ailment a He was unconscious when he standing ovation from his peers plaints of the lack of versatility LIMP] secret lest it hurt his image as a ([ died. when he strode out to present lnhlsperforinancesWaynewas virile hero I-'.:) 'IDS'It. As it became clear dea th was the Oscar for best picture. fond of saying: "Nobody likes But Wayne himself di sclosed approacjilng for the rugged, John Wayne rollicked, my acting but the public." the surgery saying the public rumbling-voiced "Duke," he brawled and shot his way IU•U BLQ Wayn e made his first movie sho uld know t hat cancer could was given many honors. Con- through more than 200 movies in 1931 and while he starred be gress and President Carter but though his role might be in such epic films as in detected and possibly halted jits early stages. '•- ___ authorized aspecial gold medal Marine, pilot, cowboy, sea "Stagecoach," "Back to The actor was plagued by a — of the kind given to such captain, prize fighter or cavalBataan," "Red River," "The series of respiratory problems national figures as the Wright ryman, he was always the hero Quiet Man" and "The Green In the mid-1970s, often undergoBrot hers - and he made his and he was always John Wayne. Berets," he won his first trig tests in hospitals. COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) - Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says he appealed to the president of Mexico to let the deposed shah of Iran visit the country because the United States "would not do anything." Kissinger, who was in Columbia to attend a $100-a-plate Republican fund-raiser to honor GOP Sen. Strom Thurmond's 25th anniversary In the Senate, talked briefly with reporters before the dinner Monday night. "I felt the United States had a moral obligation to stand by a man who for 40 years was our friend," said Kissinger, who is currently teaching and writing In Washington. The shah, his wife and their entourage flew to Mexico Sunday from Paradise Islands in the Bahamas, where they had been in semi-seclusion since the Iranian ruler was overthrown several months ago. ' çEwening Ilcndd - To Allow Shah's Visit juke box was official Bryan Allen, 26, will collect a $200,000 prize for his historic flight In the Gossamer Albatross, a featherweight aircraft that looks like a cross between a glider and a bicycle with wings. BURGLARY ARREST A 21-year-old Sanford man was arrested and charged with burglary early Tuesday morning as he was leaving a furniture store with $74, police said. Sanford police said they arrested Sylvester Davis of 203½ E. 21st St. at 4 a.m. as he was leaving Larry's Mart Furniture Store at 215 Sanford Ave. When apprehended, police said Davis had in his possession $74 taken from the store. Police said Davis used a water meter cover to break open the west door of the store. He was taken into custody at the Seminole County Jail. Initial bond was set at $5,250. DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR I A rm LOS ANGELES (UP!) John Wayne, who so embodied the American hero in a half century of movies that he became an internationally known symbol of the strong, Kissinger Urged Mexico LongwoOd commission CAP GRIS NEZ, France (UP!) — A California bicyclist today made the first manpowered flight across the English Channel, pumping his fragile, pedal-driven plane from the gray and green cliffs of England to a French beach in just under three hours. contained a $600 St. Christopher's medal and several credit cards was missing. He told deputies he found the case empty about 3 p.m. Sunday near a trash dump. The white Gremlin was reportedly seen in a second incident about 5:15 am. Saturday. Sal Scaraxnuzzlno, 46, of 134 Ledbury Court, north of Forest City, told deputies he saw three men riding in the compact car that stopped 1n front of his home. The passenger in the front seat threw a sign measuring fourfeet by two-feet at his car which was parked in his driveway. Scaramuzzino said. He did not estimate the amount of damage. Fred Texton, 45, of 109 Wyndham Court, north of Forest City reported the third Incident to deputies. Texton said the Gremlin pulled in front of his home about 5:20 a.m. Saturday, and the passenger In the front seat broke out the driver's side window of his son's car. The driver of the Gremlin sped down the block and returned a second time but left without Incident, Texton said. He said the passengers were probably frightened away when he turned on the lights. midnight from Tuesday, June 12, 1979-3A Wayne Dies Of Cancer At 72 NAT10N IN BRIEF restaurant at 495 W. State Road 436. He said he stayed in the Sunday. 8 p.m. until tavern When he returned to his car, Martin said his attache case which Action Reports .... $6,106 Electric Bill - Phantom Gremlin Strikes Three Times Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 1 -• -.- . . - . -- - . .. r - - - -, . .. . 4. - . I . -, . . - . - . . . -•.. . . . - .. . .. . ..'.. - . .•.,,. -- -. �Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. There is to be a new circuit judgeship for the 18th judicial circuit-Seminole and Brevard counties. It's agreed among many attorneys In the circuit, however, that the new judge will probably be a resident of Seminole County. There is a wealth of good attorneys In the county who would make exceedingly good judges. Who might the choice be? A judicial nominating committee composed of both Seminole and Brevard county attorneys some laymen and ot hers will interviewing and going through the selection process. The two lawyers from Seminole, who are members of the Judicial nominating committee are Bar Association President Newman Brock and Gary Massey, Lake Mary city attorney. According to the law, the nominating committee will recommend several choices to Gov. Bob Graham who will appoint the new judge. The scuttlebut for several weeks has been that Joe Davis of the Stenstrom, Davis, McIntosh and Julian law firm of Sanford is among those who will be considered. It was said a few years ago that 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, June 12, 1979-4A Aroun d 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; $20.60; Year, $40.00. EA ______ For Minds Of War Youth Pope John Paul II learned during his tenure as archbishop of Krakow how to survive under a Communist government hostile to Poland's huge Catholic population. On his current trip to his homeland, too, he has been careful to avoid statements desgined to provoke misgivings on the part of Communist Party Secretary Edward Gierek, who gave permission for the visit, or the Communist hierarchy in Moscow, which pulls the strings. The pope has stressed in his public appearances the solidarity of the 'often-forgotten" Christians of Poland's Sovietdominated neighbors. And he has focused, particularly, upon the youth of Poland, commending them for their perseverance in their Christian Faith. But it is that capacity for faith that is earnestly sought by Poland's Communist leaders, who would like to translate it into loyalty to the regime. The evidence indicates that John Paul has the ede in the tug-of-war over the minds of the young people who will be Poland's leaders in the future. The pope must step carefully to protect the rare freedom enjoyed by the Catholic Church in Poland. Gierek, who is blamed for a deteriorating economy, could be toppled In a burst of religious enthusiasm. The likely result would be military intervention from Moscow and harsh reprisals on the church. John Paul's policy in Poland follows the admonition laid down by St. Matthew nearly 2,000 years ago: "Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's, and unto God the things that are God's." The Communists acknowledge no such distinction between the material and the spritual, however. And the pope's emphasis on the doctrine that no man may claim another's Immortal soul is a subtle challenge to a basic principle of communism. The apprehensions in Moscow are understandable. Uncertain Russian critics have confessed their suapetcions that "some circles in the Poflsh ftlrelfl' thay try to use thpope's vIslt".4 'for anti-state purposes." John Paul's years of experience seem to have made him adept enough to deny the suspicion convincingly. But his presence cannot do otherwise than strengthen the church, which will remain the strongest countervailing force to Communist dominance in Polish society. And that will be good for the cause of humanity and freedom. Deserves What He .The deposed shah of Iran has been granted a visa to Mexico. gut refuge In Mexico for the shah and his family won't erase the iamefu1 spectacle of the United States turning its back on a friend and ally of 37 years standing. To quote Henry Kissinger, the Carter administration has treated the shah "like a flying Dutchman who cannot find a port cit call." That is hardly the kind of loyalty Washington should be demonstrating to nervous friends around the world. Privately, the president's aides stress that granting the shah permanent sanctuary now might endanger the lives of the 3,000 Americans still, working in Iran. One official even wondered aloud whether the Ayatollah Khomeini's zealous followers 1ght seize the U.S. mission in Tehran and hold American 4lplomats hostage against the shah's forced repatriation. !Moreover, we cannot escape the feeling that if the United States had, as a matter of course, accepted the shah soon after he departed Tehran, the ayatollah and his minoins would have acknowledge the fact with hardly more acrimony than they now cemonstrate toward Washington. Having waffled and equivocated in the face of imagined dangers, the administration W only encouraged additional bullying. :Time and the shah's considerable fortune should eventually enable him to find a haven. With luck he may even escape the il*assinatIon urged by one of Iran's revolutionary courts. If so, ho will have ample time to reflect on the fruits of his lifetime of 10a1 support for American foreign policy. :The Carter administration can take at least some of the sting that reflection by seeing to it that the ah does his =ting on American soil. BERRY'S WORLD -i A k I ; . 11 Ahk 40M N-Eff'S '.. Im ,•'11RO Let's not get into anything too heavy today. I'm suffering from interpersonal overload!" . X- • A. - The Coc ,J_--. _,._ .'. - - a a l k By DONNA ESTES SPORTS Florida Supreme Justice Arthur England has urged the question be considered in a recent report to the Legislature. But actual realignment could not be accomplished until the Legislature meets again. There was a lot of controversy about the issue of whether Seminole and Orange should be In one Judicial circuit more than a decade ago. At that time attorneys with offices in Orlando, but who either lived in Seminole County or practiced law a good deal in the county, and the few south end attorneys who existed at that time, were on the side of linking Seminole and Orange. Seminole currently has four resident Judges of the 13 in the 18th Judicial Circuit Kenneth Leffler, Saul, Voile Williams Jr. and Robert McGregor. Both Davis and Frederick were members of the Florida Legislature in the 1960's. Frederick has been attorney for the Seminole Memorial Hospital board of trustees and the Seminole County Port Authority. Davis is currently city attorney of Oviedo and Altamonte Springs. He recently submitted his resignation in Altamonte, after 21 years on the Job, effective next month. in the past Davis was also city attorney of Longwood. - be - Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, .Pope In Tug Of Kenneth McIntosh of the same law firm was being considered when Kenneth Leffler was appointed. And Gordon Frederick, unsuccessful candidate of the circuit judgeship held by Dominick Salfi In 1978, is considering throwing his hat into contention for the seat. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 112,11979--SA HOT SPRINGS The reaction of the bar this time may be somewhat different. A majority of lawyers In Seminole have their practices in the southend of the county and few of them, from the past associations, have any connection with Brevard County. The question of whether the ninth and the 18th Judicial circuits should be realigned Is also of great Interest in the Seminole County legal community. ANGL E-WAL TERS By MARK FRIED MAN By United Press International -Bud Harrelson was released bjt the New York Mets last season and figured nis career was over, so he retired. But In the back of his mind, Harrelson felt he could still play and when the Philadelphia Phillies asked him to Join them because Larry Bowa was hurt, he went Willingly. "I've kind of surprised myself," Harrelson said Monday night, after scoring the winning run in a 4-2 victory by the Philadelphia Phililes over the Houston Astros. "I thought retiring was a good move but I saw other players my age were playi ng well, so ... I jumped at the chance." The move has paid off for the Phils. Harrelson's glove is still among the finest at shortstop and his .295 average since rejoining Philadelphia is better than manager Danny Ozark expected. He has been playing second base since Bowa re- VIEWPOINT The The View Real From The World Fortress WASHINGTON (NEA) In the movies, a fully coordinated and highly sophisticated Intelligence network Instantly swings into action whenever the national security of the United States is threatened by an international crisis. But that's not quite how it happens In real life. - A rare view of the government's response to such emergencies is provided by a recently declassified Central Intelligen ce Agency postmortem analysis of the Mayaguez Incident. The Mayaguez, an American merchant marine ship, was boarded by hostile Cambodian troops in May 1975. The first reports of the shlp'3 seizure, In the form of high-priority intelligence cables, reached Washington between 5 a.m. and 7 a.m. on May 12. Five different agenci es were Immediately notified - the National Security Agency, Central Intelligence Agency, Defense Intelligence Agency, State Department Bureau of Intelligence and Research and White House Sit uation Room. In each agency, the around-the-clock watch office promptly notified a senior official, usually the second or t hi rd in command, through a telephone call place before dawn. By 8 a.m., the senior officials had briefed the heads of their respective agencies. In other words, the information was rapidly transmitted upward, in traditional bureaucratic fashion. BU4IJO true to at1c form, ,tte,wu lit tle communi cation 'or coordination between the various agencies. "The tendency. . . to report upward. . . rather than exchange information laterally ," the CIA report says dryly, "may have hampered somewhat the effort to provide quick and clear Intelligence." An obscure piece of legislation now moving quickly through Congress may help President Carter escape the wrath of Mississippi voters in next year's presidential elections. Hundreds of homes in Jackson, the state's capital and biggest city, and other Mississippi cities were severely damaged or destroyed when the Pearl River spilled over its banks earlier this year. Carter, vacationing on an island off the Georgia coast th the time, appeared generally oblivious to the disaster. "Nixon at least made a personal trip after Hurricane Camille hit," said I one disgruntled Mississippi politician. The Mississippians became angrier when they discovered that Carter last year vetoed a bill that would have lowered, from 7.38 percent to 3 percent, the Interest rate on SAiall Business Administration disaster loans being sought by flood victims. Prodded by Mississippi politicians from both political parties, the House and Senate now have approved legislation establishing a 3 percent interest rate on the first $55,000 worth of SBA disaster loans. The change will be retroactive to October 1978, well before the flood. BY DON GRAFF ___ - ________ ' __________ _____ _______ _____ _____ ______ _______ _______ _____ ___ ______ _____ ,.>.. - , . . ,.. _____________________________________________ - ___________________________ LIGHTER SIDE I L et s de Beastly N '. By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) The persistence of bill collectors pitted against the obstinance of deadbeats is the closest thing in nature to an Irresistible force meeting an immovable body. In the government, however, it's a mismatch. As a debt collector, Uncle Sam has been badly outdone by the debtors. Let us recapitulate. Last month, using all of their fingers and most of their toes, Treasury accountants calculated the national debt at $805.66 billion. Which proves that Uncle Sam has no peer as a borrower, He Is no slouch as a lender either. Offsetting a portion of the $8&' billion the government owes the people Is $140 billion people owe the governmerit. . This means that If Uncle Sam were simultaneously to pay off his debts and collect what he has coming, he would be only $665 billion in the hole. But before you break out In anthems and gladsome hallooing, be advised It isn't likely to happen. The record, as developed by a Senate ap. propriations subcommittee, Indicates that even If Uncle Sam could scrape up the $805 billion he owes, he would tail to extract anywhere near the $140 billion owed to him. In fiscal 1978, the last period for which such figures are available, the government wrote off $35 billion in bad debts. For the most part, defaulters were not your basic widows and orphana who would have lost the farm had Uncle Sam foreclosed. - JACK ANDERSON According to Sen. James aa3er, D-Tenn., who recently complained in the Congressional Record about the "simply awful Job" of debt collection, many of those who defaulted were "prosperous and affluent individuals who could well afford to pay." Some of the debts deemed uncollectable were owed by "persons who had sufficient credit to secure mortgages on vacation sites or second homes," he said. If Sasser has his way, the advantage may ' shift the other way. He has prepared a Senate resolution proposing that the Internal Revenue Service lend other agencies a hand In squeezing deadbeats. caning on the IRS for assistance In debt collection is roughly equivalent to getting help from the Godfather. Its flint-hearted extraction techniques have been duly celebrated in song and story. Under Sasser's plan, tax returns qualifying for rebates would be checked against delinquent loans and accounts. No remittance, no refund. Sasser said this pitiless process would keep deadbeats from "making a monkey out of the American taxpayer." Maybe so, but to the more compassionate or aquesinisli citizens, It might seem excessively harsh. Cornering a deadbeat in a dark alley and breaking his fingers is one thing; garnisheeing the poor devil's tax rebate is quite something else, It's not easy at times being a world power. Allies get rcL1ess and may grow so bold as to resist being knocked back Into line. The military cost is immense, not only straining the budget but providing a political Issue for dissidents who think civilian interests are being shortchanged. Uncommitted count ries, Interested primarily in. what they can get out of you, frequently play you for a chump. That could be today's world as seen from Washington, but it also may very well describe the view from Moscow. For all that it appears to be a menacing colossus to the non-Communist world, things are not going so well for the the Soviet Union these days. It is tra iling badly in the economic race with the West. Growth, a vigorous 8-9 percent annually a decade back, has flattened off at about 3 percent. Japan has surged ahead into the position of the world's second economic power, measured on gross national product. After 30 postwar years of Soviet (1ommatioI, Eastern Europe is still not to be relied upon. Poland, some observers are beginning to think, has the makings of another Czechoslovakia of the 1968 "spring". The Warsaw Pact allies may be less a military asset than a potential encumbrance. Rather than drawing assistance f rom them In the event of East-West hostilties, ___ the Soviets might weli have to deploy forcea.to hold than In line. On every Soviet border, In fact, the ramparts must be watched. To the west, there is an economically thriving Europe with a military capability that, if Inferior to Soviet forces, must still be taken into account in strategic planning. L' I -.'i-. .- '. - - . - -. - . - . .. ex-president of the United States to go to this conference and accept a large honorarium, while knowing that improprieties In the (South African) Department of Information had been alleged, was naive buy the least," the source npIned. A source pointed out that Ford is not alone his acce ptance of largesse by supposedly private South African ornIzaUons. Several members of Congress and congressional aides have accepted Junkets to South Africa, and in some Instances the 'private" organization turned out to be fronts for the South African government, "It was inappropriate for Ford to take a large emoia* of cash under questionable dr. cwnstances," the government source said. "It could tarn out that the private sponsors were really a front for the Department of Infor"For an '. - - . . - Sports Parade ~J_1~ - His next stop very likely will be with an American League club. Possibly Boston or Texas. Or maybe Kansas City or California. The Yankees also are an outside possibility. All five clubs are interested in the 33-year-old perennial run producer who has been sitting on the bench doing practically nothing for the past three weeks. The defection of Western supporters in the Mideast has not necessarily meant gains for the Soviets. Iraq Is edging away from long-time dependence on Moscow and the religious revolution In Iran could have an explosive echo in the Soviet Union, with its numerous and politically subordinated Moslem peoples. In Afghanistan, the Marxist coup that brought the country into the Soviet camp has turned into a civil war in which Soviet advisers are . assassination targets. And then there is China, already a formidable ideological foe and potentially a military one. SIno-Soviet differences are not likely to be resolved until the disputed border issue is. That will not be possible until and unless the Soviets give some ground. And that could create even more problems, Inviting pressure for revision of other borders with other neighbors. Relations with the United States are at a delicate stage. Should the exhaustively negotiated SALT agreements abort for any reason, and arms race with renewed vigor would be inevitable. The Soviets would enter hisltatlngly. But with their propensity for overkill, for development of multiple and to some extent redundant strategic systems, the cod could be ruinous. i/V 74'( ftf/i%2R, /,',45 81(IV OIVF C, zvc ftM,JOR #C'7 7 #/7'7'F?5 74'/ 5M4'/i OF o Pc/,y75 ,4ovE 4'/ Roo1/ . If4IfH 7o .777 111 '/19, 1U7 /OEO 1/nt PREP 1/HE 84T77/V6 _lywv r A'tP 9O PRCT/Ct RE W.45 .4 COI/P,44'fp CollE6ilTg W/IW %4'F '9 4Z& I AFR,rAN 40 ,q,' 5,qp ii - Toronto 2, Seattle 0; California 9, Cleveland 4; Detroit 3, Oakland 1; Baltimore 6, Chlcagooan&Boston 4, Kansas City 0 in 10 innings. Expos 6, Braves 5: Rodney Scott drew a two-out walk with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 11th inning, scoring Ellis Valentine with the winning run and giving Montreal a triumph over Atlanta. Mets 3, Reds 2: Alex Trevino doubled home two runs in the fourth inning and Lee MauWi singled in the winn ing r un in the fifth to help New York defeat Cincinnati. Car dinals 9, Dodgers 7: Ted Simmons belted a grand slam homer, then cracked a two-run shot with one out in the ninth inning to break a 7-7 tie and lead St. Louis Angeles. %Z4'MiV -? .... -- • I - - J _ -. .. / .. - -' 1. __ I - MAVI.. I Ie IIWIILIOI W......;..I1DI...,....... (IUIflI IUIiIIIII! 1....... ........ ,.t.i...,'v' lIIUI tIllUir UI UULWLJ I F(JJIt,. ___. - begin tonight at the Five Points Reliable Carpet stopped Bank, 19-2; and Paul Alegre. complex. Browning Forms, 10-6, turning scored the wuunng run as Ii . D. Rotary, which wound up with in a triple play to throttle a Realty fiIlI.shed the regular the best won-lost record in the Browning rally; D&J Equip- season at .1 alter a 1.0 '.- ictorv league at 21-2, takes on Royal ment its 14th of the last 15 over Galaxy Carpets. AMC Jeep at 5:30 p.m. And games with a 7-2 triumph over PROCESS Don's Shoes meets VFW Post Process Machinery as Jim Dili MACHINERY EQUIPMENT 5405 at 8:30. Action is double- Robbins fanned 16 batters and AS P H AS P H S I I McWilliams 2 0 0 elimination In the four-team h urled a two-hi tter; Seminole Robbins 30I Jan.go 4i Wing event. 40 0 ,i,ntey Harn ess Raceway socked it to SaIwa 3 ' i i taioway Barry Bronco playoffs begin Maronda Homes, 9-6, as Scott Eulano 30 I 4 0 0 Fraser 2I0 10 0 Miller Wednesday night. Bowers came through with five Moran II0 Waite 3 I 1 Thornton In Monday's Pony games, I 0 0 4 0 0 Gohr5 Johnson ROYAL AMC McDONALD'S 2 0S Laney English 26 0 Don's Shoes clinched a playoff AS P H Ledb.tt.r AS R H 0 0 0. 21 I Cavis 30 0 Jones 30 6 be rth wi th a tri um ph over 0oon 31 I Birk, 332 Ross Standby 3I0 4 I 0 Hawthorn. 24 2 2 Totals 34 7, Totals McDonald's; and Herb Parker Harrell 311 McElmvrry 212 020 000 0-2 JenkIns 4 I I Stltfey 7 • Process Machinery had a key double and Jim MCKechnl. 003 200 2-7 3 0 I Dii Equipment 3 I I Parker III Bass 3 00 McElmurry drove in the Nichols Lynch 300 2 0 I Vanzura BROWNING RELIABLE winn ing r un as McDonald's Marais 100 T.IIedsoi 200 FORMS CARPET AItd.tIOn I I S J. 2 0 0 Bledsoe AS P H AS P H trimmed Royal AMC, 5-4. Ferpi I0I 3 0 I Hodges Dabtafla 4 I 3 2 I 0 S.efell In other games Monday, Pu-vls I 0 0 Qulglcy 000 Stever I 0 I LaPaqbia 30I Kuctsarikl Totals M lUlls and Keith rajeda hit a three-ru,i honier: Smith 24 S 6 2 0 I Totals 20 4 6 103 000 I-S McDonald's Royal AMC SCOREBOARD 101 GALAXY H.D. REALTY CARPET Al P H 5 Luc, Presby Hu, Smith Pow 11 Thompson JOswiCk 000, AS P H Huff 32 I P arrish 3II 3 2 I Roney 321 3 I I Fro,mminq 2 I 0 I II I01Mcclain 32 2 3 0 0 s,eteit 200 3 0 2 Never 2 0I Weni I0 0 200 0 0 0 HolcoIm IIS 1 0 I Blackadar 3 2 I 0 0 Stoke, 2$ IS II 2 0 2 Total, 24 $ II Smith I 00 (All 'rimes EDT) ,nidfielders Alan Wilson and John I) 051.00. lenham5 5 5 Overstre,t R. Luce I I I Seattle (Abbott 2-7) at Toron McKay and forward Wayne Jentas, I IS Al..gre 0I0 Attendance 3 192; Handl.$31$,l58, Dun,, Schwarti to (Jefferson 1.5). 7:30 p.m. Olaflffig Cosmos (NASL) I0I Totals I 0 0 Cuplt Signed Dutch California Pea, (Frost I 5 0 Andrews I00 3 3) at midfielder Johan Neeskens. Fester 000 5 I 0 Dapore JACKSON Cleveland (Wise 65), 735 p.m. FINANCIAL OSI T.mpssta Chase 0 0 0 METAL PLANNING Oakland (Minetto 21) at Shannon 005 5 5 5 Odom AS R H AS P H Detroit (Underwood 1 0), 8 p.m. Slake 000 0 S 0 Evans Pierce 3 22 MelanovEch 4 0 I Baltimore (Flanagan i i) at Myton II 0 Totals 4I2 DAYTONA BEACH Res,. 31 2 Ebbert 4II DAYTONA BEACH National League Totals Chicago (Baumgarten 53). 8:30 3I0 Coffey 3 I 2 McCullough 31 I MONDAY NIGHT Monday night East Hemphill p.m. 3 I 3 Dckmcyer 300 First Game SMITH HOP TROPIC BANK First race, 0. 5.16. Time 31.40. 300 Markham W L Pc?. GB 322 New York (Guidry 6 4) . 3Arano-Peclna 10.50 1.60 3.70 INSURANCE Lundqui st AS P H II 2 I 0 0 Mathews St. Louis 32 21 .604 9.10 1.60 320 Minnesota (Koosman 7 1), 8-30 7 Nixon Red 1 Galdos Diaga II Al P H POw,II I Palomb, 1.00 0 2.50 300 0 Bray 3I II Every Stride Montreal 31 22 .585 1 6.60 7,60 p.m. 300 Martel Ledbetter 6 Victor Arca 3 0 0 Dav i s 3 4 3 Frangipan, 222 300 PhIia 3 Rice Ball 31 27 .534 3'; 7.60 6 Smith Boston Canceller, 3 3 D,SiIvio 3 0 I (Rainey I 0 I Gammon, 2 00 1 3) at (1.3) 3370' P (3.I.6) 407.00. S 2 7 Clem Saver Roth Pittsbrgh 21 25 .520 4 0(74) 21.00, P(1 8) 116.70, TI 7-8-3) 30I 2 I 0 Compton 101 Kansas City (Gale S 4), 8-35 Second Gane 2 2 2 Taub.ns.. I 0 0 Totals Bowers Ford 20I 20 6 0 1005.00. Chicago 25 28 .472 7 p.m. 6 frUtt-PeciM 14.00 7.20 6.40 DIal Feounlino 200 4 11 O'Quinn 30I NOW York 32 32 .107 10.'7 Second race, C. 5-16, Time 31.77 Milwaukee (Sorensen 8-5) at 4 Trani Fernan Totals 24 6 10 2 II Ead.r 200 19.70 7.10 Jennings 6 Jarwin .Justy West 7.60 6.00 3.00 I S S Howe Childers Texas (Corner SS), 8:35 p.m. I00 1 Arano-Andre Financial Planning 200 103-4 3.60 McCormick 8 Name That Tune W L PC?. OS 0.40 6.00 31 0 VItalle 200 Wednesday's Games Jackson Metal Works 103 003-4 Q 00.00; P (0-4) 135.30; T (5.0- walker 5 4 0 Adams 000 Houston 36 26 .311 1 EO's Jomo Run 4.80 Calif at Toronto, 2, twi nile u 402.20; 00 (3'11) 154.50. I I 0 Thompson Jones I 0 0 CInCI 33 26 .539 1½ 0(00) 25.40. P(6I) 113.70. T(6.S.1) Oakland at Cleveland, night DON'S SHOES McDONALD'S 3$ It Totals Third Game CIss.l I00 San Fran 29 31 .403 6 125.60. All RH ABRPI Seattle at Detroit, night 1 Arca Totals 23 3 6 12.00 5.20 3.70 4 0 0 Qulg)gy Rogers 3 00 Los Ang 21 34 .432 6 Third race, C. 3.10, Time 31.64 Baltimore at Chicago, night 2 Trani 5.20 3.10 II P. CI.ppard 4 2 2 Snv,r San Diego 21 35 .435 9 19.00 6.20 3.00 New York at Minnesota. night 7 Ben Watson 19.4ttit, .3 o ) MARONDA 4 I 3 Hawthorne Wick SEMINOLE J3 I Atlanta 32 37 .373 13" 5.60 6.00 Doi. .i7 Kdnsas City, nignt RACEWAY McKelvey 4 I 0 McElmurry 2 0 I 0(1.2) 33.40; P (1.3) 8 9.70, 1 (1.2. HOMES Mgnday's Results 6 Ailight 4.00 AS P H Milwaukee at Texas, nigtlt 3 I I Myers Al P H Sawyer I 00 7) 103.40. Puck Philadelphia 4, Houston 2 Turner 2 2% S. Bowers 3 0 I Bass 400 3 32 O( 7S) 00.00, P(7-$) 342.30, 1(7-0-6) Fourth Game Block 313 Pulliaum 0 0 0 SI,Itey I I I Zimmer 30I Motr.al 6, Atia 5. 11 inns. 524.40. 3Ramon.Gattil1 14.60 5.00 4.00 Oneve • I lee Webb Net. 0 0 0 Vanaura I 95 Now York 3, CIncInnatI 2 Fourth race. C. $-i4, 21.64 Ibby tS.ntl.Badlo%. 5.20 ISO Jordan 3.10 III Q.Cslpoeid 150 Psr.r 3 5 St. Louis 9, Los Angeles 8.80 MIkSEbby ICarryMarge I 00 T BledSo. 111 Snell 30 I Schiufleet 23006.20 3.50 7Egana-Mandiola 000 Today's Games Oraieda 3 I I IngrIa 3 0 0 Jon., S Jaegadoo 3II Can I00 0.50 4.70 0 (1.3) 35.00; P (3-1) 96.90; T (3-i. Will (All Times EDT) I 0 0 J. Bowers Totals 21 S $ Hod.i 2I2 7 0 0 3 Carol's Nell 7) 402.00. 3.10 Rlchteç I S S Marrow J Bbedso. 3 I I 0 00 Baseball Cincinnati (Bonham 7.1) t 0(4.3) 70.00, P(4.5) 20P.10, T(4.5.3) Aa,sIu. Fifth game 0 0 0 WIlson 211 Totals 34 1 4 Cleveland New York (Falcone 05), 0:03 Signed free agents 1132.00. Frlesn.r 3 00 Flel I 0 0 Don's Shoe, SOscar.Gondra 310 010 0-4 72.00 620 5.70 p.m. Larry Locasio and Larry 1--trynko. Welton Fifth race, D, 3.0, Time 30.30. 3 5 I Bolton I I 0 McDonald's 100 011 0-3 I Zubi-Enrique Los Angeles Houston 440 3.20 Mitchell (Williams at 2.2) Signed University 7 Daytime Gidget 2 0 0 Seltier I0S 32.60 13.20 9.10 4 Gast i.Sarduy 46.0 Totals 31 4 i Totals (Espinosa Of Michigan pitcher Steve Perry. Philadelphia 23 0 0 5.5), i GH's Black World 14.60 3.20 Q(IS) 40.10; P(3.1) 115.50; 1(34. Marondat-somes New York (AL) 7:35 p.m. 400 II-6 Signed the 8 Funshlne 4.20 4) 375.00. Raceway 234 00-C Pittsburgh (Candelaria 14) at following draft choices; outfielders Q.I 7 ) 127-00, P(M) 665.40, T(7.1. Sixth Game Michael Echstenkamper and Robert I) 3475.00. San Diego (Perry 5.1), 10 p.m. IIrusfa Gerardo 15.10 10.70 6.e0 St. LOUIS (Denny 3.4) at Los Teegarden; pitchers Richard Sixth race. B, S.IO, Time 31.4$ 2 Santi-Fernan 6.00 4.10 Angeles (Welch 4.31 . 10:30 p.m. Budweg, George DeMaria, Frank 7Mountain Punch 5.60 3.60 2.60 7Carasa-PecIna 4.60 Chicago (Holtzman 44) at Ricci, Kevin trot, John Seneca ana I G.R. Pete 7.80 3.10 QU O) 43.30; P (0.2) 04.90; 1 ($7. San Francisco (Kneppeo 5.2), Brian Murphy; catchers David 6WM'sWhlrlwintj 1)714.20. 3.10 10:35 p.m. Butfamoyer, Jeffrey Rudolph and 0(1.7) 15.60, P(1.1) 34.10, T(7.1.6) Seventh Game Brian Benedict; first baseman Wednesday's Games 2 Egana Badiola 10.60 5.00 3.60 Atlanta at Montreal, night Randall Guerra; third baseman Seventh race, A. S1, Time 31.33 Slubi Rodolfo 5.20 400 Cincinnati at New York, night Ottls Nixon; shortstop Gregg I Come On 6lSasa-Isidro 5. 00 4.00 3.00 1.60 Sporrer; second baseman Brian 7 Gather Houston at Philadelphia, 4 14.20 1.60 Q (2.3) 20.50; P (23) 61.20; T (2.5. night Butterfield and inlielder Tom SMikp it'zak 6) 400.10. 460 Pittsburgh at San Diego, Howser 0(24) 40.60, P(4.2) 253.30, T(4-2.5) Eighth Game Kansas City night Activated second 1574.30. 1 Ramon-Gondra 13.00 4.80 3 60 baseman Frank White; placed Baldwin Funeral Jimmie Cubs St. Louis at Los Ang, night E ighth race, 0.3.0, Time 39.06 'Isasa Echanij 460 3,00 Chicago at San Fran, night designated hitter Hal McRae on the I M L Pinta wrapped up with Altainonte 11.30 7.10 5.50 S Said -Rodo 2.80 15.day disabled list. S Duke Axe 3.00 2.00 0(1.2) 33.60; P (1.2) 103.30; 1 (1-2. Springs Little League's senior American League New York (NL) F'I,lced right 2 Allspice 3.10 3) 304.30. East league playoffs Monday night hander Pat Zachry on the 21 day 0(1.5) 32.00, P11.5) 11.00, T(1.5.2) Ninth Game W L Pc?. GB disabled list; recalled right handed 250 60. 7 Oscar Bait 18.20 9.00 3.40 with a 12-3 win over the 35 21 .644 pitcher Tom Hausman from' the Ninth race, C. S-16. Time 31.46 5 Echani: Boston 10.00 450 Yankees in the rubber game of 36 71 .632 1 International League. 5 Dakota Charlie 10.00 6.50 3.80 1 Gondra New York 3.60 a best-of -t hree series. 32 27 .542 6 Los Angeles Signed lefthander IMI. Uncouth 10.20 3.80 0(s7) 76.40; P17-5) 104.30; T(7.S. Mllwauke 32 21 .533 6½ pitcher Ken Brett to a one-year 3 Ted's Darren Kenny Weber and 'feny I) 430.00. 2.60 Detroit 27 36 .309 0 contract. 0(4.3) 30.20, P(34) 105.00, TI 5-4-3) Napoli homered for the winners Tenth Game Clevetnd 27 30 .474 10 Football 743.00. 60Scar.Sarduy 7.10 5.40 2.00 and Marty Collier pitched a Toronto 17 43 .3*3 21 I/I New England Signed defensive 10th race, S. 11$, Time 31.66 3 Gasti.Gasti II 4.00 7.10 fivhitter W West backs Rick Sanford of South 1 Averbach Joe 3.60 2.00 2.00 2Zubi.Dlaga 3.00 W L Pc?. GB Carolina and Judson Flint of SClaregun's Flyer The senior league Top Team 3.00 3.00 Q(36) 20.50; P (6-3) 05.20; T Calif . 36 21 .600 Memphis State. B Running River 12.00 2)102.20. Mi,vs Tournament begins Thursday 30 26 .536 4 Cleveland Signed' offensive 0(1.5) 0.40, P(1.3) 21.00, T(1-5•$) Eleventh Game Texas 31 37 .534 4 tackle Cody Rislen of Texas AIM, 106.40. night and Altamonte (aces SCarasa-Olano Kin City 30 10 6 20 4.10 32 2$ .333 4 wide receiver John Henry Smith of Maitland in the first round. 11th race, A, SiO, . Time 31.30 7 Trani.lsidro Chicago 12.50 4.00 21 30 .153 7 Tennessee State and center Dee S Ethel Rhoads 20.00 6.50 6.6.0 lViCandi.Fernan Seattle 7.00 24 37 .393 12½ Methvin of Tulane, I Black Bonnie 3.20 2.50 Q(5.7) $0.20; P13.7)248.40, (317. Oakland B S I 19 41 .317 17 Hockey 6JerseyClare 9.10 4)1,214,20. Monday's Results Buffalo - Signed Scotty Bowman 0(34) 30.40, p($.$) 20130, T(S-14) Twelfth Game Toronto 2, Seattle 0 to mulit. year contract as the club's 1425.40. 3 Said California 9, Clve 4 15.40 7.00 5.10 general manager. Bowman had re t2th race, C,3.$, Time U,70 lOstar.Goiri 3.00 1.00 Detroit 3. Oakland 1 signed as Montreal's coach earlier 6 Happy Ramos 11.00 7.20 3.00 S I5b%i.Paco Baltimors6, Chicago 0 7.00 Monday. 2 Pete Aiello 10.60 6.00 Q(3-7) 41.00; P(3.7) 111.30; 7(3.7. Boston 4, Kin City 0, 10 inns. Soccer 1 Mexican Frolic 4.70 3)700.00. Today's Games Cleveland (ASL) Signed 0(26) 101.00, P(6-2) 200.20, T(02. Dixie Pride knocked off A- 1.941; Handle- $130,440. Jai-Alai Dog Racing Transactions - - Baldwin Alta monte Champion Chief obstacles in the way of Watson's departure from the Astros are tied in with how much they can get for him and the terms of his contract. An added stumbling block is that any team which gets Watson from the Astros could lose him four months from now because under his present contract he'll be free at the end of this season. Haywood Sullivan, the Red Sox executive vice president and general manager, and Tel Smith, the Astros' president and general manager, have talked about Watson. A rlghthanded, linedrive hitter, he could do a number on Fenway Park's left-field wall. Sullivan also has had a recent talk with his own first baseman, George Scott, and Scott told him firsthand he was unhappy and wanted out of Boston. -. - -- , - Sullivan spoke with Smith last Friday and told him he'd get hick to him. There is a possibility they could get together on a deal although the Astros have shown no particular Interest in the 35-year-old Scott. The Rangers need a rlghthanded hitter. Mike Jorgensen, hit in the head by a pitch, Is'expected to be out at least three more weeks, which is another reason Texas wouldn't mind having Watson. With Hal McRae out, the Royals could use Watson as a designated hitter or at first base, and the Angels, who were close to a Watson-for-Nolan Ryan deal last December, are Interested in the husky Houston first baseman again now that Rod Carew is on the shelf. - uxie • riae Tops Kivvanis i.i - K of C Strikes Low Blow To V.F.W With so many left-handers going against them, the Yankees would like nothing better than to pick up a seasoned right-handed hitter like Watson with his .299 lifetime batting average, 7 1181 and 139 homers, but they can't, or rather they won't, meet the Astros' asking price. The Yankees aren't about to give up whatever young pitchers they have. They need them too much themselves. -Meanwhile, Bobby Watson sits without complaining, realizing his .241 average Is one of the reasons he's sitting, and hoping It won't be long before he's playing again ... for someone. "At one time, it was one of my goals to spend my whole career with one ballclub but circumstances have made me change my thinking," he says. Watson discovered he wasn't playing first base anymore when he looked at the lineup card posted in the dugout before a game with the Braves on May 23. "That was the way I found out," he says. "I was never told. It was eating onnieso much that l went in and talked with TalSmith and Bill Virdon. They told me it wasn't a permanent situation but a day-to-day proposition. But apart from pinch hitting a couple of times, it has been pretty permanent the last three weeks." Cedeno, a four-time Gold Glove winner for his defensive prOficiency ha center field, was moved In to first base so the Astros could get rookie Jeff Leonard's bat In the lineup. Owner of the strongest arm on the club, Leonard was suit to right field and Terry Pub] shifted from right to center. That left Watson on the outside looking in and that's where he Is now although he has been the Astros' most consistent hitter over the past 10 years. He feels he can still produce for some other club and he's hoping he gets the chance to show that in the next few days. - AlIII •:...- . " It's nitty-gritty time in the Jackson Metal Works closed out Seminole Pony Baseball a 24-3-1 season with a 6-6 tie Lan whorg. Pnnt r.lnvn(fc '-'b'""''-'- • "J a, . 1 ri , Knights of Columbus upset V.F.W., 12-5, Monday, dimming the chances for the first half champs to repeat, in the second half. Atlantic Bank defeated American Produce Exchange (APEX), 84, In a Little American League game. V.F.W. finished the first half of the season with a 91 record, but Monday's loss was Its ird, compared to only one for second half leader Moose. Knights of Columbus and Kiwanis also have three losses in the second half. Trailing 6-5, Knights of Columbus scored five runs In the top of the fo urth and pitcher Brett Von Herbulisblanked Herbulis V.F.W. over the final ree Innings to preserve Von Herbulis pitched a tourhitter, with an of the hats coming In the first three in. nings, including three In the fIrst. He struck out 11 walked three. , th th - Alton Davis was the losing pitcher, giving way to Dean Debose in the fourth. They combined to strike out 13, but walked 12. Von Herbulis paced the winners at the plate with a double and two singles and scored three runs, Dlckie Fleischmann and Wardell Frederick each had a pair of singles for Knights Of Columbus, and Andy Griffith had one single. Davis had a triple for V.F.W. and Paul Gri1fin hit a double. Bobby Shaw and krnoNTs, oP COLUM$J$ V.F.W. ABS H Von N.rb,Us 433 GrIffin BaSer 3 20 Shaw Doyle 0a.a is ISO 14"84 Harris delIf$* Oil Predsa-Oct 13 3 P.it, I I S GOose 411 SkIka 31 200 WIlliams Watson 121 Totals MartiMili Hell "" KIV*Wd I . , - - - - - ASS H 6. I I Iii 311 I l lI 251 3 II 30$ Ill 50$ ss I$$ Stows Totals K$tsefCstsmt'vs 235 312 1 - - Begin Tonight - Watson sat down when the Astros brought Cesar Cedeno in from center field to play first base in Atlanta on May 23. The move : originally was supposed to be in the nature of an experiment but i- p, Cedeno has made the adjustment so well, he's now the club's ; regular first baseman. the years. But It doesn't make the situation any more palatable, particularly when it involves bureaucratic paper-shuffling that affects the health and even survival of native Americans. Nearly two years ago, Congress revised the food stamp program, ordering Changes intended to help recipients on impoverished Indian reservations. The changes have not materialized, and Indians have not gained the nutritional subsistence that Congress voted than. .. - - •-." Baseball - * __ Pony Playoffs cRonf 7q'O.J4N 7 77&'-e, %'f74f' .4' )cq - H) MILTON RICIIMAN A, :1 Di 7O/7 7'u/a CCé5PUIIY 44PF /b1V/7C// i4'MW6 Major League NEW YORK (UPI) Sometime within the next few days, before Friday's trading deadline, don't be surprised to see Bobby Watson leave the Houston Astros. He'll be the least surprised if he goes. As a matter of fact, the Astros' low-key, long-ball hitting first baseman expects to be dealt after 15 years in the Houston organization and will be rather disappointed if he 1i't. The regulations haven't even been drawn up, much less put into practice. Meanwhile, on the neglected reservations, many Indians grow old prematurely because of malnutrition, or develop diabetes and other afflictions because of dietary deficiencies that could he forestalled with proper Implementation of the food stamp program. And many go hungry because they have no Footnote: A spokesman for Ford acc knowledged the Indisputable facts of Ford's transportation to faraway food stamp centers. knowledged of the more desperately hungry trade part speech and the honorirlum involved. But while Some of their food stamp allotment in return for a ride admitting that the situation was known to be to pick up the groceries. "frauffm with per1" the spokesman Insisted there was no wrongdoing. becaiae Ford was paId Department of Agriculture Offici a by Individual firms and conference pwaciparits, that these rules have e high priorit ls Insisted y; they will be not a foreign government. published and implemented as soon as possible. FORKED TONGUE? American Indiana have After 200 years of broken promises, the Indians grown accaatomed - If not resigned - to the MY be forgiven If they take the bureaucrats' U.S. government's perfidy and Indifference over assurances with a large grain of salt. -. . joined the team. Bowa singled home Harrelson wi th the go-ahead run to spark a two-run rally in the seventh inning. Harrelson had walked off loser J.R. Richard, 6-5, to start the Inning and moved to second when Pete Rose walked. Bowa then singled to shallow left to score Harrelson, who crashed through 210-pound catcher Bruce Bochy to reach the plate. Garry Maddox then doubled home Rose with the final run. Randy Larch, who allowed nine hits, went the distance to pick up his first win since May 4 and third overall against four losses. "Harrelson's done a hdlluva job," said Bowa. "He should have been with us all year as far as I'm concerned." Elsewhere in the National League, Montreal edged Atlanta, 6-5, in 11 Innings, New York trimmed Cincinnati, 3-2, and St. Louis downed Los Angeles, 9-7. In the American League, it was Watson On Trading Block I soiree, "orchestrated" In party South African Information Minister Cornelius Mulder. He has since resigned for his part in the alleged misuse of $60 million to $120 million In secret government funds to support apartheid policies. The propaganda campaign Included alleged payoffs to foreign politicians and Journalists, secret funding of a pro-government newspaper In South Africa, and a reported attempt to purchase the Washington (D.C.) Star, presumably as a mouthpiece for South African policies in this country. An official of the South African embassy here Insisted that the Houston conference was run by a private group. But he admitted that the trade orgnI4Ion has received some fund, from the South African government in the past. "The conference and Ford's speech," a U.S. government soiree told us, "were part of the South African government's propaganda effort to use American business and political leader, for domestic political ends. The Irderd of the conference was to land someone like Ford. It was a tremendous political coup and an Incredible blunder on Ford's part." Ford's $10,000 speech was used by the South Africans to show that the Carter aduilnIratIon's anti-apartheid stand Is not the only - or even the predominant- view In the United States. UI -W Ile% Ford Cr'ieticized For Tak'i'ng Speech Fee WASHINGTON - Former President Gerald Ford received a $10,000 honorarium last June for a speech at a conference that was sponsored by a private South African trade organization. Ford', remarks were later used by pro-government forces as part of the South African government's massive propaganda campaign In support of its racially segregated apartheid policy, according to authoritative U.S. government sources. In light of the resignation last week of South African President John Vorder for his part In the Illegal government funding of the propaganda campaign, Ford's* acceptance of a whopping fee Is especially embarrassing to the man who Is dill titUlar head of the Republican Party. No one is accusing Ford of dlthoney, hypocrisy or supporting racism. His speech was a reflection of, his previously known views on South Africa. In the main, he suggested that the United Slates should not restrict busláess Investments In South Africa or impose other economic sanctions because of apartheid. But as one authoritative government source told our associate Gary Calm, "Ford used incredibly bed political judgment." Ford's speech was delivered to a conference In Houston sponsored by the South African Foreign Trade Organization, an ostensibly private group. But the conference was, according to a re"4e S TiVE,4'f,.44p Harrelson Back On R ight Track Sanford based attorneys that comprised the majority of the local bar then for the most part opposed the tie-in, preferring to stay with Brevard by Alan Mayer - . . - 550-. . Stanley Hogan added singles. Atlantic Bank trailed 5-4after three innings, but scored two runs in the top of the fourth and two more in the fifth while pitcher Brian Ashcraft shutout APEX for the final three innings. Ashcraft struck out seven and walked eight while allowing seven hits. Atlantic Bank managed only four hits, but they were scattered throughout the game and combined with eight walks to ATLANTIC SANK APEX AS N $ I Ivaiss BIkSf J sticI Assjan Atkins.. Pap. Withera Richards.. Melts. Totals AS N H 4.1 3) 3 41 I Ill Ill 31 3 1 3407 335-4 ii, iso-i APEX . . ISO Morris lii Qota iii sank 35$ Jew 3 II. To%j,r $ SI Hsebv I I I S,5'.p. Ill Grasi 311 Roche 2354 TOtals produce enough runs for the victory. Leroy Richardson doubled for the winners, while Joey Evans, Ashcraft and David Rape all had singles. Robert Quinn collected three hits, including a double, for APEX. Pat Robinson had a home run single. Chris Smith and Larry Thomas added singles. Two makeup games and the completion of a suspended game are scheduled for today at Ft. Mellon Park. Westaide Merchants will play Clem Leonard Shell at 5 p.m. in a SanfordPee Wee League game. That will be followed at 6:30 by the completion of tie game between First Feclerai aiid Cardinal Industries that was suspended April 26 after five innings because of darkness. Clem Leonard Shell and Ca rdinal industries meet at 7 p.m. In a Little National League makeup game. Junior Girls Softball League leader Kiwanis Monday of- - ternoon, 23-6, as Robin Riggins went 4-for-5 and Octavia Horn and Candy Crocker each were 3-for-4. In the other game, Hence Thomas scored the winning run as Colonial Room whipped Florida Screen Services, 18-17. Gwen McKinney and Jean Nelson homered for the losers. STANDINGS wL KIwanis 72 Dixie Pride 5 4 Fi,, Screen, 4 5 (el Rm. 2 7 Am sm , Am i% y4mr% Ll Martin Dead At Age 63 CHICAGO (UPI) Chicago White Sex pitching coach Fr Martin, who had l ill jj ce shortly after he joined the team during spring training, died Monday of cancer, a club spokesman said. Martin, 63, Scot tsdale, Ariz, Martin was the Chicago Cubs' pitching coach from 1961 to - Sanford 1964. - - -'-.. -_.'.' J �6A— E vening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, June 12,1979 Property REALTY TRANSFERS In d us try • ,, ''Albert S. Dooley Jr. to Albert S. Lot 4 &N2S• :f 3 Ist Addn Ca, Dooley Jr. & wI Patricia A., Lot 25, %18,000. Replat of Welilva Camp Sites, $100. S & & Inv., Inc. to Patrick F. Wm. L. Yates & WI Thelma to Smith, Miami, beg. NE cor. of Lot 1 Leslie C. Fowler & WI DeIvia 0., 61k A, Trim Acres, etc. $100. Beg. at SW cor. of SE',s of 5E'i of G. A. Gorflne & WI Gwendolyn to James orlln 8vI Jeanne Anna to L ak ewood Shores, ISI Cot Addn, Darrell H. Hooper & wt Gloria B.. $3,000. Lot 29 Orange Villa Hts., UM. Dorothy Kibbe & Jessie M. Joel D. Roberts to J. W. Huggins, Reynolds, It. ten., E 250' of Lot 6, 61k Beg. 1179.6' N & It Links W of SE 0, Cesseiberry, 5)00. cor. of Govt. Lot 1, Sec. 34-1979 etc. Wayne Densch & WI Nancee to $20,000. Joseph S. Harwood & WI Ruth C., Lot ,. Robert J Hester, III sgl. to Roger S & N", old. 61k C, St, Johns River A. May, Geo. L. Spencer & Charles Ests,, $23300. R. Layne, Lot 9 blk F, Columbus W. Warren Oakes & WI Virginia to Harbor. 114,200. W. Wceirtn Oakes & wf Virginia J Sandra L. Phillips, sgi. to Linda S. Lot 6 & W1/4 of 5, Rik C, Paradise Knox, Lot 5, blk E. English Est&., Point, 4th Sec., $100. 1 $33,700. Assoc. Bldg. Contr. to Assoc. Bldg. Bel-Aire Homes Inc. to Alan J. Contr. of AS, Inc., Lot 2 Hermitage Wexler & Terry L. May, igi. Lot 96 Unit One, $19,900. Bel-Aire Hills, Unit One. $17,300. Alber t G. Brabazon & WI GwenCharles M. Rowley & WI. Miriam dolyn to James P. McMahon, E 11' to J. Kevin Pollard & wI. Patricia oILotb,& E41'of N I8.3of Lot? BIk Lot 9 blk C, Camelot Unit 2. 550,000. 8 Tier 4, Traf lords Map of Sanford, Donald i. Turner &Wf Diann Gfo $3,300. Robert). Bernhardt & wf. Harriet S. (QCD) Wm. G. Bennett Ill, to Lot 41 Broofihollow. $66,200. Caro Lee Bradshaw, W 73' 01105.72' Kenneth Ramer 8. wt. Mabel to of E", of 5¼ of Lot 10 (less N 25' for Charles E. Waggoner & Floydene rd) Blshpan Plantation, $17,500. Lot 3, blk 19 Weathersfjeld 2nd Julio A. Malive&WI Maria to Paul Addn. $37,900. 0. Smith & wI Linda 6., It 6, 61k N, Milton Burgos & WI. Orusllla to North Ortandn AdrIel T. Burgos & WI. Linda L. Lot One, $31,900. 5. E½ 01 9, blk K, Lake Wayman S.K.B. Investments Inc., trustee Lake Addn. 533,900. to Rollingwood Homes Inc., Lot 1, Ross builders Inc. to Linda C. 61k R, Lot 3, 61k 5, Howell Cove, Daniels, sgl. Lt 7, blk F, Sky Larks. Third Sec., $107,100. d. 1*300. Wilco Dev. etc. to Fla. Resid. Wm. E. Hiatt, Jr. & WI. Eleanor to Comm., Inc., Lot 30, 61k C, Sherman E. Kirkland 1. Angelia J. Greenwood Lakes, Unit 2, 8,600. Pryor. Lots 19 & 20 Oakrldge, Kamenoff Dev., Inc. to Walker F. $62,5000. ' Erwin, sgl, Lot 17, Foxwood Phase i, Laura Krueger, wid. to Elmer F. %S4,9W. Hall, sgl, Lots 35 & 36; bik 23, Joseph H. Dixon Jr. & WI Frances Crystal Lake Winter Homes. $19,300, 10 Albert S. Johnston, sgl., Lot 18 81k Maronda Homes Inc. to Amos C. B. Lynwood Rev., $500. 'Garrett I. wt. Carolyn Lot ,, blk K Benjamin Frey 8. WI Elvira to o,Imoor Un. Two. $36,400 Paul Wilder (married), Lot 20 Bet ty French, wid. to David H. Bailmer & Weiss Manor, $75,000. 'Vickers 1. Dolores L. Lots I], U I Is Phil H. Logan, Spec. Master, etc 01k 23, Sanlando the Sub. Beaut. to C. B. Franklin 8. Don Reynolds, 5½ of NW'/. of SW". of Sec 2-2029, - Sidney J. Campbell Jr. 8. WI. $3,000. Sharon to Claude 0. Ricketts & WI. John S. Walsh & WI Andrea to Geneva M. Lot 2, blk 0, Camelot Mary E. Lenlhan, trustee, Lot Unit 2. $50,100. Apple Valley Unit 3, $100. Maywood W. Elrod, sgl. trustee to Olin Amer. Homes Fl., Inc. to Earl A. Lattin & WI. Gertrude Lot 10 Shirley). Baxley & WI Sylvia L., Lot 01k A,, Rev. Put the Springs Glen. 23, 81k E. Sterling Park Un. 3, Wood Village, Sec 1. $12,000. $561900. : James J. McLaughlin, wldr. to Walton B. Sawyers & WI Joyce to James j. McLaughlin, widr. & Betty Willie W. Southerland 8. wI MarcIa C. Stubbs, wid. Lot 1, blk 0, South A., Lots 7I&73 (loss sI3'0175) Pine Inecr.st $100. Heights, $36,900. Betty L. Stubbs, wid. to Michael Charles H. Harper & WI Mary to Q. Stubbs, minor & Michele Stubbs Gilbert I. Lutes & WI Mary C., Lot )'ninor — grantor life est C 100' of 130 Howell Ests. s-d repl., $62,900. I293'OfS2W of SEC. 6. 20 - 31. $100. Charles T. Gregory & wt Juanita James C. Frisby I W. Kelly to Kenneth A. Foucher, sgl I David Smith, Ind. & CoTrustees to J. Curry, sgl., Lot 14, 81k 5, RepI. of Qranada Constr. Corp., a portion of Sheets I & 2 North Orl. Townsites, SEC 25.21.30 etc., 3 parcels. 4th Addn rept., $32,500. 'Sandra E. Jay, sgl. to Howard C. (QCD) Lloyd Roberts to Gabriella kichmgnd I. wI. Rhonda A. Lot 12, Roberts, Lots 623 675 & 627 Town Of k A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 7. Longwood, $100. I. II L city na,, 1 Tt ha ' s no longer the case...' the assessor's office. He was St. Louis city assessor for seven years before starting his company In 1973. His business has grown from a one-man operation to more than 20 employees In offices In St. Louis, Kansas City, Mo., and Atlanta. Clients include t ho t f ho property taxes generally are the largest single expense and businesses that range In size from small shops to — " BUSIneSS — ___________________ HOMEOWNERS : -- Need Cash Your credit Is good (Or $2,500 to $25,000 or more, for any purpose! Loonscib. vigsd up o 525,000w mw, FOR ANY PUCPOS[I If r°" i' con4i.,J,,1. mob4s home omd b. YOU QUALIFY. LAP nflyow 11000111 ISAO$ co I,1.i paid to,, EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS — M— çrmemostsnew — fjiiIws — Cmii fee .iy pwpow. Mmicb isv off mitis6..,. V-PlJwlpvcbálybehssuiisr.th. uaèL_.dpoyma,.ts psw're moiibig START YOUR BUSINESS Your wning Herald HciWd Advertiser 3S0 Moldings For Car Insurance Savings 5 Cieck I iti B a i r Agenc - en ie fl Blai r, o wner of the fust uie .' ,, rHi .. •, : . .r NIT' '••.• .. ' ,.., ' . Ni CHECKS s . ": '.'' 1'4i / -.1 •, 'I. .. . pI 4~11 STYLE HAIRCUTS ....... $400 TUNE ompegs, Head Week Lad Orta*a osiss Seals. 11041111111105 $ilyts • ki4dItl,,sS CksmIcsts .. . 1ff'- P • ' ,..'. . . 1. MIXON AUTO PARTS and MACHINE $N•P .. 222 S. Magnolia Ave. Personal Injury Protection - • ':• -' l - . . . - _.s . -, • '. . , 5.. 0 • .1.. ., - '.• • ( .1 . '• •, r,1;I / - SUMMER TOPS • . - , .. -- 9 Y -A-N ,1~ , k55'tSo . ''P Minnie's background contains a wealth of history. She says she ls proud of her family's role In the Confederate Army. Her childhood home in Madison, Ga., is now on the - SKATING RINK -- SANFORD * CUSTOM FIBERGLASS REPAIRS * CHEROKEE CANOES — BUILT BY HAND a Getting Married? AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD AIRPORT BLDG. n WEDNESDAY TsI: 322.5403 ANY LIVING ROOM, DINING AREA £ HALL $3 .95 surance available 339.4969 — YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY DEALER 1413.877.5704 WUJU 3231711. PHONE (_I _. d 5EUFRESH 9LOOK Conditioning I.i L I'!n"LrruL SANFORD • •• J t k •'ys. _t '. -,..• - I. $75 sIr PLUS PAA1 ss" Sed F dC lEG. 3 PC, DINNER WITH SALAD & ROLL HWY u.n AT LAKE MARY BLVD. 322.21" I - . — I-' n 0 ALAIR $169 ONLY 0 . 2100 S. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD Hwy.17.92 322-9442 $393 - SANFORD INN OPSANPOID—I.4 PH,WssN Children. I Herald Photo by Marsha Wail other." "The t'hildr.'n of her and Helen Dahl Invite you to celebrate iIth them the 50th sseddlng aiinlversary of their parents. 1t reception s ill be held May 7, at 2 p.m., at the Elmhurst ('ountry Club. "We request your help Iii compiling a book ihieh recalls memories from our parents' first 50 years of marriage. On the enclosed shet-L %%e ask that o 'r-sr' ar t'%eut that you have shared sith them, and return It to us by April 26, We believe that the loving sneznI)rten they have shared i4lith you, their friends, si-ould be the most treasured I '"e) could receive; therefore, ye request that no oilier gift be seilL" , DAI{ ABBY: Now it has beemi disclosed that a certain brand of bread whose ad. vertising claims "400 percent ON THE HALF SHELL ONE DOZEN $ 1 25 Served 4p,m, to p.m. in The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEER ................ 50C 41jifora lk, \W -- --- wwmime ShIAIA VW of SANFORD—LAKE MONROE "Overlooking The St. Johns" Sanford PA. 323-1910 -- Feed Your Family of 4 for X"i only at Family of 4 Chicken Special I includes: 8-piece Bucket 4 side orders - - SANFORD 4 biscuits I I I I I now,41. $ 4•44j - 6pm 10pm Offer ends June 15th inure fiber'' uses ood in part for that fiber! The tolluwing questions conic It) iiiimnl: How much of that bread must I eat in order to bark.' Will it help in searching for III) roots? Will t make me a budding gLillUs. Will it be easier to get leaves of absence? Will it SB irength? Will 111V Soil be it chip off the old block? im ready to climb the walls. Paneled, of course., I pine for some answers. - OYSTERS (of your choice) NEW OWNERS 41,5*46 .- - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — UNDER -CONVERSION TO A . _________ f p fL SERVED EVERY WEDNESDAY I p,m..s p.m. $S39 '' - . $4•44 Iusdvds: rhocws Iu Sarcw Ribs Pole 1md. laity Cob Slow S.bsd Sass I fted least I WIDNISDAY SPECIAL DINNER I 3PC.CHICI(LN WITH SALAD £ ROLL Lindy's AUTO aNlil — •NLATION ISHTIRI ; WEDNESDAY SPECIAL ALL YOU CAN EAT INSTALLED ii PC?. DISCOUNT TO SIN 101 CITIZENS ON COMPLIT1D WORK SANFORD .. -. - Tune,Up J Now Batteries '# / . / NIGHT fr,fr Is cash "Jane and Bob Smith invite you to dine with us on the evening of June l at our home at 7 P.m. "H is in celebration of our 201h wedding anniversary. Your friendship Is a cherished gift. We respectfully request no 0,0Ø,ip 101 0 0 1111 CHECK AND CHARGE FREE ESTIMATES CALL ANY TIME 3233$oS 216A0AKAVE CARPE — E SPECIAL SPECIALS Air CMPSLe Ink black and white photographs If a picture Is desired with the announcement. Wedding forms and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. ALL PIKED WUNN TOUR BUDGET SEMINOLE BOATS INC. Feik 'K' Ciam. famous Historical 'four of PreCivil War Homes, She is president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy (Norman deVere Howard Chapter), was the award winning chairman of the Public Affairs Department of the Woman's Club of Sanford where she is the current second vice president, and has been active In church and school events, including PTA president. The couple have two daughters, Marianne, who is married to Major Wintson J. Barr, They live at Satellite Beach and have two children, Rebecca Ann, 12, and John 10, Daughter Frances, who is married to Orlando Attorney E. David Kemp, is the art coordinator for Seminole County Schools. They have one daughter, Elizabeth Meade, 10, and lived in Sweetwater. About her parents, Frances said, "Th ey gave us both college educations, love, a Christian home - I cannot begin to tell you what perfect parents they always have been I and are still. We love each other so much and that makes life that gift Many seat sample Invitations in which gifts were mentioned. Below are two that changed my mind: Im Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Herald office to announce these events. The forms may be accompanied by professional .• . . Ce.. S The finale —and a surprise— to a perfect celebration was daughter Marianne singing "Anniversary Waltz" ac. companled by the band unrehearsed, What next? Iftheirfamllyhasanysay-so, Minnie and Rupert will further celebrate on a Caribbean cruise. "I am Just so happy—so happy," Minnie sighed with a lump in her throat. LAXEMARY - - %%ofullallds Klemeii(1i n School, receives a special service Ironi Ethel Goldberg. ;11 11 S LI) J)arelit, on behalf of I .oug % 1)41(1 rca Ch a m ber of ('0111 111 i'rce for her aLittal1(Iil1g %%Ol'k with these '!5! gr r' - Magnallt. Learning Special Disability teacher it sugagrztlon Beverly Seibert, Owner 2700 W. 25th ST. (SR 46-A) — Company on 1st Street, "The big social event was to park on 1st Street on Saturday evening and visit with friends," Minnie said. "The stores were open until mid night." nupers oecame me standard Oil agent in 1938 and was American Oil agent from 1948 until his retirement in January 1969. When the young couple moved to Sanford, it did not take them long to become an integral part of the community. They immediately joined the First United Methodist Church in Sanford where they have been active during the years. Rupert has been chairman of the church Board of Stewards for 15 years and has been treasurer of the Florida Methodist Children's Home, Enterprise, for 10 years. He holds a perfect record attendance in the Sanford Kiwanis Club for 27 years. yeu ca*e CRYSTALLAKEOR. P". 323-1011 right, today meaningful." 'I ,Iu"-. In addition to continued involvement, the Stricklands do a lot of traveling In their motor home. They are also novice sailors with the Kemps. The couple's daughters and their fam il ies entert ain ed at a 50th wedding anniversary reception Sunday at the Woman's Club of Sanford. About 250 guests called during the appointed hours, 3-5 p.m. Pot ted ferns, other greenery and gold and white and yellow and white arrangements decorated the auditorium. Greeting the guests at the door were Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith and Mrs. Leo King. The guest registry was kept by the couple's two grandaughters. DEAR ABBY: My husband Punch was poured and served by Mrs. W. B. Kirby and Mrs. and I will celebrate our 40th William A. Norris. Mrs. Guy wedding anniversary soon. Our Strickland and Mrs. John Ivey children plan a party for us in the social hall of our church. cut and served the cake. A few years ago you ran a Floating hostesses were Mrs. Burch Cornelius, Mrs. A.L. sample invitation in your Skinner, Mrs. T.F. McDaniel, coluinii which I liked very Mrs. Kenneth Limier, Mrs. much. It WItS B nice wily of t)...I.....I t.__ ''P.!...' .1.... 1. IIU t; L , IJIV'. flUUVFL Morris, MIS. i' red rca Will you please run it again? Wilson, Mrs Howard Monteith, Mrs. H. B. McCall and Mrs. I'm sure others will find it helpful, too. Thank your. Woodrow Clark. Assisting with decorating NEBRASKA FAN were Mr. and Mrs. William A. DEAR FAN: Here Ills: Norris and Mrs. W. B. Kirby. DEAR IIEADEItS: I have The guests of honor were radiant in the receiving line, stated many times that Minnie wore an elegant mauve mention wha tsoever of gifts rose chiffon gown corn- was Improper on an invi ta tion, This Includes the forthright "No .p1nent ed wi th a yellow orchid corsage. Rupert wore a yellow gifts, please," as sell as the in my view) rosebud In the lapel of his dark tasteless bNe suit. nVP'::R7 - for decades. He worked for an uncle in Cordele who owned the Ford dealership. When the Stricklands moved to Sanford, he operated St ri ckland & Morrison's Ford UNISEX BEAUTY SALON PvIariJoys C , CALL 323-1010 Beverly Seibert - - - Sispford r ('IlarlottI' ..__ . TAILORING ATITS BEST Next time, take a few min utes, give Blair a call and save yourself some bucks. 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WUUUU F*r* EARNS AWARD What Is A Ni"ce Wa )4 To Sfts? ay, 'No Gi ' - ' - Minnie and Rupert have lived lii Sanford for 47 years of their married life. They were married in Madison, Ga., on J un e 12, 1929. "We were married in the deepest part of the Depression," Minnie said.. We hard and had not hing much but each other." Minnie Austin McKinney was graduated from Georgia State College for Women. She taught dde, Ga. Rupert attended the University of Florida and Palmer. College, - ()eFunlak Springs. He was' on the "university bseball teatti- and held the batti ng average record FOR "DO IT YOURSELF L . —'.- school for three years in Cor. REBUILT ENGINES—LIKENEW - • - cr.akshe.? jf .. IT YOURSELF 4n Lad Dsm.sttc Parts I nothing o I. client if he is at fa ult In an accident. If you have PIP only and are , 322•2237 -- - . FOR APPOINTMENT CALL y 1 ;5 •, '.. j. , .. LAKE MARY ke 35 • I. at fault i IILI accid ent, JUII W. LU.IIb responsible for bodily Injuries . ' Ile it ,. Men, Women, Children - ? j: - .,. Claudia 111011141--Owner COUNTRY CLUB RD Across from Country Side Baptist Church ______ . . t ''\ -. I -I :. :, L.IWOIo .1 . "..'. .; I -..' . are well-versed In explaining requIred coverag'and" are competent In evaluating each individual's insurance needs. Blair receives many calls concerning in"0 the required surance for tags. Blair warns clients not to get caught In the pp trap. (Personal Injur y ,, Protection), though I, Is required to get your tags; - .•._ • - •.. BEAUTY SALON PERMS ................$20.00 f -. .... . , , .... a.; . '-',:'. # 'r ' Blair Agency, has been in the insurance bus iness for more ,, Ilidil -_. years. 'T't. ..&I.. C A iiie growth Blair Agency, o oiazr sInce its beginning In W71, can .1 I IL LI. be marI. ked by the moves uivy have made into its present location at l0 S. Oak Ave. Nature's Way W VA Pan American Financial Ir Glass & Paint Company, Inc. 210 Magnolia, Sanford Se4utkLk -. - Services, Inc. It Ph. 322.4622 Custom hews mid canisL4 wfuh 3 ,ea I Over - Adding - NOW OPEN Yew is" cam be.pp,,,,dI,,34 u day, 7dqytowi.& — A half century of marriage— what's it like? According to Mrs. Meade Repent (Minnie) Strickland of Sanford, celebrating her golden wedding anniversary "means a lot." It's a goal I never thought I'd reach. I have everything under the sun to be happy for— no regrets anywhere." that she and her .husband had always 'put religion first in their life," Minnie continued, "I'm not as good as Rupert. He is the strong one. He's the leader—and always led us in the right path." And how does Mr. Strickland feel on his golden wedding anniversary? Would he make any changes if he had to live the • past 50 years over? "No, I wouldn't change a. thing. I would pick the same girl. I have a lot to live for— three pretty nice gals to keep me straight," Rupert said. "It has been a real joy—no regrets. The good Lord has been good to ADVERTIS ING mod new. OpecoIovsoa duty 24hous OURSELVES Editor - ADVERTISING PAST LOAN APPROVAL wherever you live,1 CALLTOLLFaEEI 14004284050 1* r ut. m Custom Framing SLD TEACHER By DORIS IML'I RIU I OR EVERY FPURPOSE -— (I G - She Is Happy Just So Happy; He Wouldn't Change A Thing GLASS Of ADVERTISING The M.R. Stricklands Married 50 Years FOR EVERY DECOR Choice Prepared By Advertising Department of ON THE GROWl corporate giants such as Pet Inc., K-mart and Hilton Hotels. "They turn to us because I'd venture to say they can't afford to do It themselves," Sansone said. "A large company has Its tax officer, controller and treasurer. But these people can't perform with the expertise and specialization we have." Assessors expect property owners to support their claims when they appeal, he said. "When we march in, we deal from a position of strength. You can't go In there with your hat In your hand." Sansone said, "Most companies don't have any Idea of what their assessed value should be. They know what they paid for It — that's It." Sansone and his staff analyze and appraise a client's land, property and Improvements using photographs, a video camera and help from outside real estate experts and engineers. AU aspects of what make up a property's value are studied, including the actual market value, the amount of Income the property produces and Its replacement cost. Determining tax value is partly a subjective process, and assessors work without the benefit of widely accepted guidelines. "In some cases there is no semblance of reasonable assessment," Sansone said. "The main thing Is equalization. If everybody were assessed with equal fairness, that would be fine." Distinctive Mirror Designs Call 322-2611 NOW! Revl"ew Fvenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 112,11979-11B — y . Al homu.j,, wasn't worth fighting Winter Springs Dev. to Nader Constr. Co. Inc., Lot lii, Winter Springs, Un. 3, $17,900. Andrew Koberlein & Ellen B. & Arthur B. Friedman to Marjorie IL (QCD) Roy T. Dye & WI Shirley to Benson & Margaret Hunilker, Ames R'oy T. Dye, 1-3rd Int: Lot 3, blk B, to, Res. Un. 29, Sheoah (now D. R. Mitchell's Survey of Levy Baytree) $40,000. Grant, $100. Burnup & Sims Inc. to Petrocon, Alan S. Attinger & WI Diane to Inc., Lakeland, Beg. pt on W line of JaAes T. Fielder & wf Joan F, Lt. 100'r-wof SR 3 (aka SR 15, 17.92) in 146, Lake Searcy Shores, $49,900. Sec 11-2030, etc., $100. Dina C. Futrell to James S. Maloy Burnup & Sims Inc. to Petrocon & WI Kathy M., Lot 109 Groveview Inc., W 660' of SW'!. of NE'!. of Sec. Village, $33,000. 18-21-30,S0ISR.436,$loo Steven L. Gates & wt Marilyn to Winter Springs Dev. 10 501-Dale Harold V. Teague, sgl. & Larry R. Builders Inc., Lot 22 Tuscawllle Unit Teague & wf Mary S. Lot 364 6, S12,400. Heatherlon Village, Init One, Winter Spgs. Dev. to Sol-Dale 130,700. Builders Inc., Lt 29 Tuscawllla Unit H. Miller & Sons Fl., Inc. to Jet. 7. 1114,600. freyJ. Tramonte & WI Sharon L, Lot Tompkins Dev. to Kevin A. IS, blk A, Camelot Unit 3, $17,000. Fessler & WI Marie A., Lt 71, Unit Steven Heckman, sgl. & Penny L. One, Garden Lake Ests., $49,800. Magnolia Svc. to g : HfllsJic. ' Businesses thought It "In the last couple of yearsi n particular, he said, "Industries have been taking a closer look at their property taxes. For a long time property taxes were treated by commercial enterprises as a fixed expense that's how they'd be listed in auditors' reports. Businesses thought It wasn't worth fighting city hall That's no longer we case a a, Companies find the tax savings can be substantial. "We've had cases where bankruptcies were prevented $54,400. - by lowered assessments, Sansone said. He estimated the average assessment reduction gained by his company Is 20 percent for appeals that succeed. His largest tax saving for a client has been $1 million for a Southern corporation, he said. In some cases, however, Sansone finds a company has be treated fain b the assessor. As result, he turns do about a third of his prospective clients. Sansone has an insider's knowledge of the workings of "But he told me he wouldn't do it, Sansone said. 'He said if he reduced the plant's assessment, he'd have the mayor, the controller and the school district on his back because they needed the revenue. Sansone said the tax liability eventually was lowered by t19 800 - but onlyafter a lengthycourt battle For' tunately, he said, most assessors treat appeals more fairly. As a result, he said, more and more companies are willing to challenge their assessments. "Attention In the tax revolt seems to be focused on homeowners but industry is right on the heels of It," said Sansone, who heads Property Tax Research Co., which helps commercial enterprises appeal assessments. Fla. Resid. Comm. Inc. to Jo Ann Jr., cotrusts, part of Lot 71 McMattie, Lot 70 & part of Tr. B, The Neil's Orange Vi lla, $26000. Highlands Sec. Four, less part, (QCD) Eleanore C. Goese to Ethyl $49,000. L. Simonis, Lots 4, 5, 6, 7 & I, 6th E, (QCD) LNC Dev. to Wm, B. West Altamonte His., Sec. 3, 5100. WIlson & WI Suzanne 1., Lot 10 blk B, Gertrude Jahnke to Ethyl L. Rev. Put of the Springs, Willow Run Simonis Lts It. $100. Sec. $100. F. H. Prop Inc. to Loyd T. Velrs James L. Hughey & WI Pen! to (married), Lot 3 Hermits Cove, Leonard Hyden & WI P11 Cha, Lot 13, South First Addn, $12,000. Wit A, Maltbie Shores, 1st addn,, Lorraine B. Kalman, co trustee OURSELVES Its Own Tax Revolt 1 ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Researcher Joseph C. Sansone recalls a tax assessor who agreed the property tax liabillty of a company Sansone represented should be cut $20,000. . Stephen _I Questioned - Lonnie G. Wynn & WI Ann to John sioo,000. Sutherland 1. WI Mildred M. Lots S john C. Cogburn & WI Ruby to & 6. blk G, Sanhando Springs 1,. 15, Southern Log Models, Inc., Lot 12 & 2nd repl., $12,000. E' ,of Lot ii (less N 25' & rd.) Citrus Craven Dev. to Boyd P. - Mc. HIS., 00 $5,0 . tl..L • •-W, Judith A., L t . 79 G. Cintron & WI. Aide I. Lot 11 blk B, Wekiva Hills, Sec. Eight, FF Camelot Unit 3 $45,300. Or l.,$U.900. Carl J. Brygger & WI. Stella to (QCD) Douglas H. S. Margaret to Gene R son WI Grace, Part of Lots V & 10 blk L, SEC. 2. $52,500. Casselberry, $100. Colonial In v. Sanford, Inc. to Fla. Resid. Comm. Inc. to John 0. Charles A. Mandeville & WI Carolyn, O'Kelley & WI Julie B., Lot 11, The Lt H, Colonial Estates, $17,000. Highlands Sec. Two Tr. D Leplat, Jesse E. Unit One, $22,500. Tompkins Dev. to James A. 8lckett & WI Rosemary M., Lot 54, Garden Lake Ests., Unit One, Assessments 17-92, Sanford P MAHGAIIE'I' IN HIGHLAND PARK DEAR MARGARET: I %iOodetI know. If you Ilee(i lielp In wicititko, t -'011gr1itLth1ti0l1S or thank-you letters, get Abby's booklet "how to Write LA'tters for all Occasions." Send $1 and a long, stamped (8 cents), self. addressed envelope to Abby: I) ... . I').) f.... L.. I't., I/I., L)LV II, 111115, CBlif. 90212. W4 Il 1 _1 �6 A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 12, 1979 Property Assessments Questioned REALTY TRANSFERS OURSELVES Havieng Ind ustryIts Own Tax Re voIt & Lonnie G. Wynn & WI Ann to John sioo,000. Sutherland & wI Mildred M., Lots S john C. Cogburn & WI Ruby to & 6. blk G. Senlando Springs Tr. 15, Southern Log Models, Inc . Lot 17 2nd repl., $12,000. E' 2 of Lot it (less N 23'& rd.) Citrus Craven Dcv. to Boyd P. Mc. HIS., $5000. Claskey a. WI Judith A., Lt. 29 6 Clntron Its WI. Aida I. Lot 11 blk B, Wekiva Hills, Sec. Eight, FF Camelot Unit 3. 545,500. ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Researcher Joseph C. Sansone by lowered assessments," Sansone said. 0,14*5.900 Carl J. Brygger & WI. Stella to recalls a tax assessor who agreed the property tax Ilabill(QCD) Douglas H. Johnson & WI He estimated the average assessment reduction gained Robert S. Moore & WI. Fey K. Lt 55, Margaret to Gene R. Stephenson 5. Lake of The Woods ty Of a company Sansone represented should be cut Townhoe, by his company ls2Opercent for appeals that succeed. His WI Grace, Part of Lots 9 & 10 blk L, SEC. 2. $57,500. $20,000. largest tax saving for a client has been $1 million for a Casselberry, $100. Colonial Inv. Sanford, Inc. to Fla. Resid. Comm. Inc. to John D. Charles A. Mandeville & WI Southern corporation, he said. But he told me he wouldn't do it," Sansone said. "He Carolyn, O'Kelley & WI Julie B., Lot 14, The Lt 11, Colonial Estates, $17,000. In some cases, however, Sansone finds a company has said If he reduced the plant's assessment, he' d have the Highlands Sec. Two Tr. 0 Replat, Willard P. Cooksey & Jesse E. been treated fairly by the assessor. As a result, he turns $65,500, mayor, the controller and the school district on his back Mathews to H. A. BradWell & H. A. down about a third of his prospective clients. Fla. Resid, Comm. Inc. to Jo Ann Jr., cotrustee, part of Lot 71 Mc. because they needed the revenue." Mettle, Lot 70 & part of Tr. B, The Sansone has an insider's knowledge of the workings of Neil's Orange Villa, $261000. Sansone said the tax liability eventually was lowered by Highlands Sec Four, less part, (QCD) Eleanore C. Goese to Ethyl .$49,000. $19,800 but only after a lengthy court battle. ForL. Simonis, Lots 4, S. 6, 7 & S, BIk E, 0! (QCD) LNC Dev. to Wm. B. West Altamonte Pits., Sec. 3, $100. tunately, he said, most assessors treat appeals more Wilson & WI Suzanne T., Lot 10 blk B. Gertrude Jahnke to Ethyl L. fairly. Rev. Plat of the Springs, Willow Run Simonis Lts 4*, $100. As a result, he said, more and more companies are Sec. $100. H. Prop Inc. to Loyd T. veils James L. Hughey 5. WI Peni to willing to challenge their assessments. (married), Lot 3 Hermits Cove, Leonard Hyden & WI P11 Cha, Lot 13, South First Addn, $12,000. "Attention In the tax revolt seems to be focused on bik A. Maltbie Shores, 1st addn., Lorraine B. Kalman, cotrustee $30,000. homeowners but industry is right on the heels of it," said etc to Inland Matr., Inc., N 100' of "Albert S. Dooley Jr. to Albert S. Sansone, who heads Property Tax Research Co., which Lot 4 & N 25' of 3, 1st Addn CB, Dooley Jr. & WI Patricia A., Lot 23, $18,000. helps commercial enterprises appeal assessments. Replat of Wekiva Camp Sites, $100. S & 6 Inv., Inc. to Patrick F. Wm. L. Yates & WI Thelma to Smith, Miami, beg. NE cor. of Lot I In the last couple of years in particular," he said, Leslie C. Fowler & WI Deivia 0., Blk A, Trim Acres, etc. $100, "industries have been taking a closer look at their Beg, at SW cor. of SE'r4 of SE' of the assessor's office. He was St. Louis city assessor for A. Gorf Inc & WI Gwendolyn to Sec. 26.71.30 etc., $27,000. property taxes. For a long time property taxes were James Gorfine & WI Jeanne C., Lot seven years before starting his company In 1973. Richard J Hall & WI Anna to 35, Lakewood Shores, 1st Addn, treated by commercial enterprises as a fixed expense His business has grown from a one-man operation to Darrell Hooper 5. WI Gloria a., $3,000. that's how they'd he listed in auditors' reports. Businesses more than 20 employees in offices in St. Louis, Kansas Lot 29 Orange Villa HIS., $4200, Dorothy Kibbe & Jessie M. thought It wasn't worth fighting city hall. That's no longer Joel D. Roberts to J. W. Huggins, City, Mo., and Atlanta. Reynolds, it. ten., E 750' of Lot 6, Blk Beg. 1179.6' N 5. 48 Links W of SE 0, Casselberry, $100. the case at all." Clients include apartment house operators for whom cor. 01 Govt. Lot 1, Sec. 24 19-29 etc. Wayne Densch Its WI Nancee to Companies find the tax savings can be substantial, property taxes generally are the largest single expense $20,000. seph S. Harwood & WI Ruth C., Lot "We've had cases where bankruptcies were prevented Robert J Hester, Ill sgl. to Roger 55. N' 016, Bik C, St. Johns and businesses that range in size from small shops to River A. May. -----------, I'a I rh.. C... .. Gp, U, .„., •,, a R. Layne, Lot 9 blk F, Columbus W. Warren Oakes 5. WI Virginia to Harbor. $14,700, W. Warren Oakes & WI Virginia .J., Sandra L. Phillips, sgl. to Linda S. Lot 6 & W”, of S. Blk C. Paradise Knox, Lot 5, blk E. English Ests., Point, 4th Sec., $100. Unit One, $33,500. Winter Springs Dcv. to Nader Tompkins Dcv. to James A. Constr. Co. Inc., Lot 11*, Winter Bickeft & wI Rosemary M., Lot si, Springs, Un. 3, $17,900. Garden Lake Ests., Unit One, Andrew Kobtrlein & Ellen B. & *54,400. Arthur B. Friedman to Marjorie R. ,CQCD Roy I. Dye & WI Shirley to Denson & Margaret Hunziker, Ames Roy T. Dye, 1-3rd ml: Lot 5, blk B, ID, Res. Un. 29, Sheoah (now D. R. Mitchell's Survey of Levy Baytree) $40,000. Grant, $100. Burnup & Sims Inc. to Petrocon, Alan S. Attinger & WI Diane to Inc., Lakeland, Beg. p1 on W line of JaAes I. Fielder & WI Joan F, Lt. 100' r.w of SR 3 (aka SR 15, 17.92) In 46, Lake Searcy Shores, $19,900. Sec 11.2030, etc., $100. Dina C. Futrell to James S. Maloy Burnup & Sims Inc. to Petrocon & WI Kathy M., Lot 109 Groveview Inc., W 660' of SW"4 of NE'/4 of Sec. I l.1fl VilIap. $33I000 ,l CO iii RIJVtP(IlINU ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Steven L. Gates & WI Marilyn to Winter Springs Dcv. to Sol-Dale Harold V. league, sgi. & Larry R. Builders Inc., Lot22 Tuscawilla Unit Teague & wt Mary S. Lot 564 6, %12,4DO. 41111 Heatherton Village, Init One, Winter Spgs. Dev. to Sol-Date 930,700. Builders Inc., Lt 29 Tuscawilla Unit H. Miller As Sons Fl., Inc. to Jet. 7, $14,600. For Car Insurance Savings fray J. Tramonte & WI Sharon L, Lot Tompkins Dcv. to Kevin A. IS, blk A. Camelot Unit 3, $47,000. Fessler & WI Marie A., Lt 71, Unit Steven Heckman, sgl. 8. Penny L. One, Garden Lake Ests., $49,800. Nastage & hb, Peter to Claude E. Magnolia Svc. Corp to Polyak Dyer Sr., & wf Zone, NkAa of SWI.,z of Corp., Lot 59 Weklva Hills, Sec. NWI/4 less E I/,& W1/4 of Sec. 36-19-29, Eight, S17,400. Check W * th Blair A9en c $33,700. Assoc. Bldg. Contr. to Assoc. Bldg. Bel-Aire Homes Inc. to Alan J. Contr. of AS, Inc., Lot 2 Hermitage Wexler 8. Terry L. May, sgl. Lot 96 Unit One, $19,900. -. ... Bel -Aire Hills, Unit One. $47.300. Genie Blair, owner of the Albert G. Brabazon & WI Gwen. Charles M. Rowley & wt. Miriam dolyn to James P. McMahon, E ii' fPSI PAY Blair Agency, has been in the y to J. Kevin Pollard & wf. Patricia of Lot 6, As ElI' of N 18.5' of Lot? BIk insurance business for more ':• I Lot blk 6, Camelot Unit 2. 5.S0,00(. 8 Tier 1, Traffords Map of Sanford, k .. ..' than 25 years. Donald J. Turner &wl Diann G.to $3,300. Robert J. Bernhardt &wf. Harriet S. (QCD) Wm. G. Bennett Ill, to The growth of Blair Agency, Lot 44 Brookhollow, $66,200. . Caro Lee Bradshaw, W 75' 01)05.72' since Its beginning In 1911, can Kenneth Rc1amer 5, WI. Mabel to of E ½ of S"i of Lot ID (less N 25' for . 1. marked by we moves We)' Charles E. waggoner & Floydene rd) Bishpan Plantation, Lot S. blk 19 Weatherstield 2nd Julio A. Mauve 8. wI Maria to Paul have made Into its present cnicxs' Addn. 137,900. D. Smith & WI Linda 8., Lt 6, Blk N, location at l0 S. Oak Ave. Milton Burgos & WI. DrusJlta to Norm iranao (err., ç.,'. ____ . ., • S. ( .t , ia 'á'. .'4(.A Q &1.u"wniers Adriel T. Burgos & WI. Linda L. Lot One, $38,900. :. 8, E½ of 9, blk K, Lake Wayman S.K.B. Investments Inc., trustee are well-versed n explaining -.' 'Ms.. Lake Addn. $33,900. , .;•. to Rolligwood Homes Inc., 10$ 1, required coverag"and" are Ross builders Inc. to Linda C. 81k R, Lot 3, Blk 5, Howell Cove, VO , tevaluating .. . '' , " . •l• i :.".. ' 1 Daniels, sgl. Lt 7, blk F. Sky Larks Third Sec., $107,100. cb . . d. $36,300. Wilco Dcv. etc. to Fla. Resid. individual's Insurance needs. Wm. E. Hiatt, Jr. & WI. Eleanor to Comm., Inc., Lot 30, Blk C. Blair receives many calls Sherman E. Kirkland & Angeiia J. Greenwood Lakes, Unit 2, 8,600. concerning Pryor. Lots 19 8. 20 Oakridge. '° the required InKamenotf Dcv., Inc. to Walker F. 562,5000. surance for tags. Blair warns ' Erwin, sgl, Lot 42, Foxwood Phase I, Laura Krueger, wid. to Elmer F. $54,900, clients not to get caught in the Hall, sgl. Lots 35 & 36; blk 23, Joseph H. Dixon Jr. & WI Frances PIP trap. 'Personal Injury Crystal Lake Winter Homes. $1,,500. to Albert S, Johnston, sgl.5,Lot 1861k , ,7' ' - Maronda Homes Inc. to Amos C. B, Lynwood Rev., $3$50() Protection), though „' IL IS .4srrefl & wI. Carolyn Lot 9, blk K Benjamin Frey & WI Elvira to required to get your tags; ' I )oxnioor Un. Two. 136,400, Paul Wilder (married), Lot 20 .. ).•, Personal Injury Protection . Betty French, wid. to David H. Ballmer & Weiss Manor, $75,000. .. .. 'a. does nothing to help the cent Vickers & Dolores L. Lots 13, 148. 15 .. ,. ,. ... Phil H. Logan, Spec. Master, etc .. , blk 23, Sanlando the Sub. Seoul. 10 C. B. Franklin & Don Reynolds, he Is at fault in an accident. 1381200. 51/3 of NW'/i of SW1/4 of Sec 22029, If you have PIP only and are . "a '.i.'...•, Sidney J. Campbell Jr. & wI. $3,000. '.' i . •. . 4' .' ., fault ,,,, accident,14 .e Sharon to Claude 0. Ricketts & WI. . ' • John S. Walsh & WI Andrea to a. Geneva M. Lot 2, blk 0, Camelot Mary E. Lenlhan, trustee, Lot 90 responsible for bodily injuries UnIt 2. S50,40. Apple Valley Unit 3, $100. ,: ,5;, and any property damage you I ,' .. . Maywood W. Elrod, sgl. trustee to Olin Amer. Homes Fl., inc. to :Earl A.LattinL wt. G,I-trudeLot 10 Shirley J. Baxley &wf Sylvia L.,Lot create'andwlllbeforcedt pay . 1)1k A, Rev. Plat the Springs Glen. 23, Blk E. Sterling Park Un. 3, for all law suits. So, don't Isr NIP . . .,, It J& .• $56,900. 'ood Village, Sec 1. $52,000. gamble with your future, buy . James J. McLaughlin, widr. to Walton B. Sawyers & WI Joyce to co-porate giants such as Pet Inc., K-mart and Hilton Hotels. "They turn to us because I'd venture to say they can't afford to do it themselves," Sansone said. "A large company has its tax officer, controller and treasurer. But these people can't perform with the expertise and specialization we have." Assessors expect property owners to support their claims when they appeal, he said. "When we march In, we deal from a position of strength. You can't go in there with your hat in your hand." Sansone said, "Most companies don't have any Idea of what their assessed value should be. They know what they paid for it that's It." Sansone and his staff analyze and appraise a client's land, property and Improvements using photographs, a video camera and help from outside real estate experts and engineers. All aspects of what make up a property's value are studied, including the actual market value, the amount of Income the property produces and Its replacement cost. Determining tax value is partly a subjective process, and assessors work without the benefit of widely accepted guidelines. "In some cases there Is no semblance of reasonable assessment," Sansone said. "The main thing Is equalization. If everybody were assessed with equal fairness, that would be fine." 'Businesses thought It wasn't worth fighting H The M.R. Stricklands Married 50 Years iiict I-Inrrbv' She Is I annu He Wouldn't Change A Thing - longer the case...' Distinctive Mirror Designs FOR EVERY DECOR Your Choice Of Over GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Custom Framing 350 Ph. 322.4622 ' Custom M oldings Glass 8. Paint Sesk.wi.ik Company, Inc. 210 Magnolia, Sanford NOW OPEN 0 Nature's Way : BEAUTY SALON Claudia Blyttte—Own,r COUNTRY CLUB RD Across from Country Side Baptist Church Men, Women . , Children '½ • STYLE HAIRCUTS....... FOR APPOINTMENT CALL A half century of marriage—. what's it like? According to Mrs. Meade Rupert Minnie Strickland of Sanford, celebrating her golden wedding anniversary "means a lot." It's a goal I never thought I'd reach. I have ever ything under the sun to be happy for— no regrets anywhere." Adding that she and her husband had always "put religion first in their life," Minnie continued, "I'm not as good as Rupert. He is the strong one. He's the leader—and has :always led usin the right path." And how does Mr. Strickland feel on his golden wedding anniversary? Would he make any changes if he had to live the .past 50 ye ars over? "No, I wouldn't change a. thing. I would pick the same girl. I have a lot to live for— three pretty nice gals to keep me straight," Rupert said. has been a real joy—no regrets, The good Lord has been good to . 'a - -. Lad Domestic Parts Cmpfet, . Head WSit And IN craI8sa.n Odadla, p.,ts• Shyest, kidmywl Clwmlcbll REBUILT ENGIP4ES_ LIKE NEW Issr all - _____________________________________ HOMEOWNERS — 222 S. Magnolia Ave. Phone 322.0008 Nmd CAsh 0 Your credit Is good for $2,500 to $25,000 or Ioon+ c, : more, be for any purpose! W OO $21,000 01iaurs, FOR ANY PUIPOSE I If you ALL APPLICANTS MAY U BJGISLI A row kosh,c.J1, paid for.k0 • 1 1 Wd0w'.rIl eSrSIs($sdbyboriIs01looncowo,às. EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS CndfIIy.M.6cdbB,— I .,'°" ,..... j, .. '.'.a.. — r W, — u ,..... oft paouMwilp bly be be. you're o4kV - it.. , - Strickland & Morrison's Ford 58 WWII! .' '• - - [i-iPrr fr Pan American Financial ServceInc. DON'T YOU IWJ1CARPE? .SMaL Business Loans , CLEAILIIIIJ $10,000 to $250,000 1' U'..ti LA. ....ii..z I ___ 323•1719. I — SEMINOLE . BOATS FEN .uxu.*uw T.I: 3225403 New Batteries INSTALLED . -... ' - S* F'ied Ckicke REG, 3 PC. DINNER WITH SALAD £ ROLL Up DISCOUNT TO SENIOR CITIZENS ON COMP8,ITID WORK Lindy's HWY 17.2 AT LAKE MARY BLVD. SANFORD ' . ........ ............ -'',....a••- .• 25!. ------ --------- black and white photographs If a picture is desired with the announce-ment. Wedding forms and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. - -_- ---------------- --- - ----- other." "lilt' children 'it her and helen [)ahl iiis'ite YOU to celebrate sith them the 50th wedding anniversary of their parents. A reception ili ll('Id M;i 7, at 2 p.m.. at the Elmhurst Country Club. -' "We request your help in compiling U 1)00k ssltkh recalls memories from our parents first 50 years of marriage. On the enclosed sheet. sse ask that )'OU v.rite 01W memory or event that you have shared with them, and return It to us by toe April £6. lie lovtng memories they have shared with you, their friends, Aould be the most treasured ,,,.,t,i S WlflIl of SANFORD—LAKE MONROE "Overlooki ng The St. Johns" P(11. 323.1910 Sanford Feed Your Family of 4 for $4.44 - -- fr_fr',' $395 ONLY $169 Includes: IarWcvs - Sarhocus Rik. Peislu Solid. Zesty Cole Slew. lahod Sass & luck Srssd SERVED EVERY WEDNESDAY 3 p.m..0 p.m SANFORD INN WIDNISDAY SPICIAL 3 K. CHICKEN DINNER $ 39 2100 S. FRENCH AVE.. HWY.17.fl SANFORD 322-9442 NEW OWNERS UNDER CONVERSION TO A l-4&1146 OFSANFORD—I4 PH. 11111S.11111111110 only at ——————————————— WITH SALAD & ROLL 2-2N Will it imiake inc a budding UU•UU1 ALL YOU CAN EAT $120POLUS nw roots? ø1 ØIl INFLATION ('ha rintt \I agn .1111 right. Special I 'earning Disability teacher at % %'( wdla nds Elementar y School. receives 'l special Sc l'% i ('I' from Et he l (oldht'rg, an 51,1) I)arI'lIt. oil helialf of I oiig W(M)dA l -ea Ch am ber of ('1)111 Iflel'cc for het' (liltsta nding WOI'k wit Ii these children. inure fiber" uses wood in part for that fiber! The following questions COtilt' to iiind: how much of that bread must I eat in order Lu bark' Will it help in searcing '' for B4RBECUE SPECIAL ? F 10 '/'l 1111 $795 1 .0. - ' Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Herald office to announce these events. The forms may be accomnpanled by professional #iVV#lttU Herald Photo by Marsha Wait ,iiIa •h..a.. II........ Getting Married? " -'F--, CHICK AND CHAIGI Air Conditioning Tune-Up !A( i., .. d winn ing chairman of the Public U their family has any say-so, you to dine with us home on the Oil agent In 1938 and was Affairs Department of the Minnie and Rupert will further evening of June! at our at therefore, we request that 110 other gift be sent." Oil agent from 1948 Woman's Club of Sanford where celebrate on a Caribbean 7 P.m. until his retirement in JaI'ary she is the current second vice cruise. "It is In celebration of our I)EAI( ,l1I3V: Now It has 1969. "1 am just so happy—so 20th wedding anniversary. beeti disclosed that a certain president, and has been active When the young couple in church and school events, happy," Minnie sighed with a Your friendship is a cherished br;uid of bread whose admoved to Sanford, it did not Including PTA president. lwiip In her throat. gift. We respectfully request no vcrtising claims "400 percent take them long to become an The couple have two integral part of the community. daughters, Marianne, who is , AL They Immediately joined the married to Major Wintson J. First United Methodist Church Barr, They live at Satellite in Sanford where they have Beach and have two children, WEDNESDAY been active during the years. Rebecca Ann, 12, and John 10. Rupert has been chairman of Daughter Frances, who is the church Board of Stewards married to Orlando Attorney E. for 15 years and has been David Kemp, Is the art coortreasurer of the Florida dinator for Seminole County Methodist Children's Home, Schools. They have one Enterprise, for 10 years. He daughter, Elizabeth Meade, 10, holds a perfect record at- and lived in Sweetwater. tendance In the Sanford About her parents, Frances Kiwanis Club for 27 years. ONE said, "They gave us both DOZEN Minnie's background con- college educations, love, a talus a wealth of history. She Christian home — I cannot says she is proud of her family's begin to tell you what perfect Served 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. in The Lounge role In the Confederate Army. parents they always have been DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEER ................ SOc her childhood home in and are still. We love each other Madison, Ga., is now on the so much and that makes life 3 4M tA VW f41 AUTO aNTIR SANFORD , . nupeus uecame- inc Standar WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIALS iiPCT. open until INC. AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD AIRPORT BLDG. 77 wit - ALL PIKED WITHN TOUR BUDGET PHONE 25114A OAKAVEE SANFORD * CHEROKEE CANOES BUILT BY HAND * COMMERCIAL FISHING BOATS FREE ESTIMATES. CALL ANY TIME f'iT i ,a'r i SKATING RINK ... * CUSTOM FIBERGLASS REPAIRS 33,.4,', A POOR JACKI LAKE MARY 2700 W. 25th ST. (SR 46-A) 916 - \' W CRYSTAL LAKE DR. PH. 313.1011 YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY DEALER SEC US TODAY FOR A FREE EVALUATION OF YOUR INSURANCE. Taaps, FIoria 3%O ,Pit , BE UNISEX BEAUTY SALON Beverly Seib,", Owner PJar.Voyg ANY LIVING RO, DINING AREA £ HALL $fl, Inadequate. 130$ So. Chwtls Ave. St+iie 202 CALL 322-9353 CALL 323-1010 f Fek'*'Ce a *. 1; 15 years a,o, be bought the best tire in. surance available .. over the years his Property Increased in value and when fire struck he found out his insurance was o day, 7 days owee& - r 96 yeu em eaugk PTA V Opstotors on duty 24 hours -T today meaningful." In addition to continued involvement, the Stricklands do a lot of traveling in their motor home. Th ey are also novice sailors with the Kemps. The couple's daughters and their families entertained at a 50th wedding anniversary reception Sunday at the Woman's Club of Sanford. About 250 guests called during the appointed hours, 3-5 p.m. Potted ferns, other greenery and gold and white and yellow and white arrangements decorated the auditorium. Greeting the guests at the door were Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith and Mrs. Leo King. The guest registry was kept by the couple's two grandaughters. DEAR ABBY: My husband Punch was poured and served by Mrs. W. B. Kirby and Mrs. and 1 will celebrate our 40th William A. Norris. Mrs. Guy wedding anniversary soon. Our Strickland and Mrs. John Ivey children plan a party for us in the social hail of our church. cut and served the cake. A few years ago you ran it Floating hostesses were Mrs. Burch Cornelius, Mrs. A.L. sample invitation in your Skinner, Mrs. T.F. McDaniel, t'OIWUII which I liked very Mrs. Kenneth Limier, Mrs. niuch. It Was a nice way of -a ,,.1. Roberti Morris, iirs. Fred SHPIT, L . gilts, please. Will you please run it again" Wilson, Mrs Howard Monteith, Mrs. 11. B. McCall and Mrs. I'm sure others will find it helpful, too. Thank your. Woodrow Clark. Assisting with decorating NEBRASKA FAN were Mr. and Mrs. William A. DEAR FAN: Here it Is: Norris and Mrs. W. B. Kirby. DEAR READERS: I ho se The guests of honor were radiant in the receiving line, stated many times that any Minnie wore an elegant mauve) mention sshatsoever of gifts rose chiffon gown corn- Was improper on an Invitation. .plànentetl with a yellow orchid This includes the forthright "No corsage. Rupert wore a yellow gifts, please," as sell as the rosebud In the lapel of his dark tasteless (In my view) suggestion that cash is blue suit. The finale —and a surprise— preferred to any other type of to a perfect celebration was gilL Many sent sample invitations '.auhtr. Marianne singing Its ';ttt 4ts were mienitiued "Anniversary Wcs" Below are two that changed my companled by the band mind: unrehearsed. . . OYSTERS ON THE HALF SHELL $ 1 25 9' 00 A.M.-S.30 3o P.M. TAILORING AT ITS BEST' A n&I A IA, A ' SPECIAL T UESDAY-SATURDAY - — '. --.... Andrea £ Viola 33941 ri I F r CiIWf') To Say, 'No Gifts ?' / . Custom Alterations & Design I '-•. , 671 SOUTH EAST LAKE STREET LONGWOOD, FL 32150 irs - - BUMPS VA h.ws umdcs.,phe,d wherever you live, CALL TOLL FRF.E 14004Z84050 • . . TOPS 7. PAST LOAN APPROVAL YswhoncaMbsp,u,sdi174 ' SUMMER Beverly Seibert •' ., -.2 Minnie and Rupert have lived in Sanford for 47 years of their married life. They were married in Madison, Ga., on June 12, 1929. . 'We 'Wewere married in the de part of the Depression," Minnie said.. We worked ha rd and had not hing much but each other." Minnie Austin McKinney was graduated from Georgia State - College for Women. She taught school for three years in CorMR. AND MRS. MEADE RUPERT STRICKlAND dele, Ga. Rupert attended the for decades. He worked for an Company on 1st Street. famous Historical Tour of PreUniversity of Florida and uncle in Cordcl who [)wed tho "Tt'..W. vaz E, '' 'hi': si Palmer, College,. ¶)cFuniak Ford de*lership. park on 1st Street on Saturday is president of the United Springs. He was on the When the Stricklands moved evening and visit with f rien ds," Da ughters of th e Confederacy -university tEeball teaih' and to Sanford, he operated Minnie said. "The stores were (Norman deVere Howard held the batting average record " • —g . eCOrs` MIXON AUTO PARTS aRd MACH HI SHOP :.k What Is A Niec e Way . -- '- but you will also discover who is working person's convenience. Interested In you as a client." Drop by or call 323-3866 or 323Drivers who have violations 7710 for a quote. — ADV. or "At-Fault" accidents on their records pay alot of money for their Insurance. If you just got tired of calling around for quotes on your insurance, or merely renewed your insurance without checking with Blair iLongwood ala Agency, then you are paying too Phone 831 2285 much, Next time, take a few minutes, give Blair a call and save yourself some bucks. M" If you have any questions about the outstanding reputation of Bfalr Agency, ask . " (,, - lhe best price Friday, 9 to 7 p.m. for the - . FOR "DO IT YOURSELF, PARIS liabUltu .. ” " ins -. Primarily, Blair Agency ... .. __ deals in non-standard risks, or • those drivers who have a Steve and Genie Blair of Blair Agency problem with their records. "Now Is the time for people to your neighbor, he probably has shop around for their in- Insurance with Blair now. surance. Don't renew your Call Blair Agency at 323-3866 insurance with the same or 323-7710 and discover why company just out of habit," their slogan is "Personalized office monoug,r Se" l Iness." Busi b Blair. Office hours are, Monday "By shopping forinsurance, say 5 and on .. s..- .' '.James j. McLaughlin, wldr. & Betty Willie W. Southerland & wI Marcia C. Stubbs, wid. Loll, blk 0, South A., Lots ll&7S (less S43'oflS) Pine inecrest $)00. Heights, $36,900. Betty L. Stubbs, wid. to Michael Charles H. Harper 8. WI Mary to 0. Stubbs, minor 8. Michele Stubbs Gilbert I. Lutes As wt Mary C., Lot ),inor grantor lif, alt — E 100' o( 120 Howell Ests. sd repl., $42,900. 1293' 01$ 250' of SEC. 6.20.31. 5.100, Charles T. Gregory & WI Juanita James C. Frisby I. W. Kelly to Kenneth A. Foucher, sgl Its David ,nith, Ind. & Co.Trustees 10 J. Curry, egl., Lot 14, BIk 3, RepI. of Qranada Constr. Corp., a portion o Sheets I & 2 North On. Townsites, SEC 21.21.30 etc., 3 parcels. 4th Addn repl., $32,500. Sandra E. Jay, igl. to Howard C. (QCD) Lloyd Roberts to Gabriella kichmond & wt. Rhonda A. Lot 12, Roberts, Lots 623 625 & 627 Town of k A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 7. Longwood, $100. - - \ TUNE IT YOURSELF •.P.relin I SLD TEACHER U C 3222237 Plow I ' PERMS ................$20.00 •?..I Task*kals• n W By DORIS DIF,'jttIclj OURSELVES Editor U., LAKE MARY I w - city hail. That's no Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 12, 1979— lB Family of 4 Chicken Special I includes: I 8-piece Bucket I 4 side orders (of your choice) 4 biscuits now. SANFORD $ 4•44 I 410, 6pm — 10pm Offer ends June 15th 1792, Sanford ,tta.,, r, Will it be easier to get leaves of absence? %Vill it strength? Will Inv son be a chip off the Old block? 1111 reads' to climb the walls. Paneled, of course., I pine for some answers. MARGARET IN lll(;hiLNI) PARK i)E,tlt MARGARET: I Oodell knu. If you need help in writing letters of sympathy, t'0m1grItl1lUti0IlS or thank-you letters, get Abby's booklet "Thin i '.Vrite Letters for all Occasions.- Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents), selfaddre&sed envelope to Ablky: 1.i2 1.sk' Or IL'v,.rlt' titlic - ----------------. (iIif. 90212. �* . S ••*-.•* , I I •- -. • • ...I, t 2 6-Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl TV Tuesday, June 12, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 12, 1979-3131 TUESDAY ____ NEXT STEP BEYOND 0 BHA NA NA Guest: Joenle 0 00 6:00 @3AGRONSKY AND COMPA- stages a confrontation between a runaway (Susan Richardson) and her parents to reveal the true reason behind EWS (2) (3)00(12) N 6:30 (12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS 0 VILLA ALEGRE (A) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4)0 THE LI......4 W NARY TYLER MOORE *,tary is forced into a winter vacation due to the office schedule. - THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S wlw ) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FBI) (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD the gang into Pilgrims for the 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME (4)KUTANA 8:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR pain upon his cousin as pay. ment for refusing to sell his land. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 0 MOVIE "The Madwoman 7:00 (1) (2) TODAY (4.) 0 MONDAY MORNING (NON) (1) 0 TUESDAY MORNING Of Chaillot" (C) (1969) Katharins Hepburn, Charles Boyer. The corrupt leaders of an international monopoly are lured to their deaths by an eccentric old woman and her mad accomplices. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 4 (TUE) (4) 0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4)O O Milwaukee's "Man of the Year" WAA (R) low M tution features the Librarian Of Congress, Dr. Daniel Boorstin, along with Dr. Henry Kissinger. the Julliard String Quartet, and Senators Barry Goldwater, Edward Kennedy and Daniel P. ;III0 7:30 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO OVER EASY (2)Q2) NBC MOVIE "Killer On 8:25 Board" (1977) Claude Akins, r Ah Am (7) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA pusan. gers and crew aboard a cruise ship panic when some of their members begin dying from a mysterious virus. (A) 0 THREE'S COMPANY While eavesdropping on Janet and Chriuy, Mr. Roper hears a conversation that leads him to believe that Chrlssy Is preg. = Am M The NEWS 8:30 (2) 0 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) 9:00 (2) (4) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 9:30 sm OTAXI Awealthyoiderwom. 9:55 an (Ruth Gordon) tries to buy Aiex'scompanionship,(fl) (1)UPBEAT i000 10:00 (2) CAPE) SHARKS (4) ALL IN 'Tile FAMILY(R)' O SOMETHING SPECIAL WITH VIC DAJ41F O 11:00 (2)13)00 2501 S. 1 French Ave 10:30 ILIFE William Demarest, Victor FRI) (4) TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 WHEW1 Buono. (R) (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 SARNABY JONES Berns. by's search for a small-time gambler leads him to a young ballplayer with a promising 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 (2) HIGH ROLLERS (3)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 ELECTRIC future and a cloudy past. (A) O ABC MOVIE "The Black Windmill" (1974) Michael Caine, Donald Pleasance An espionage agent tries to locate his son's kidnappers. Sanf ord ' ALL STAR SECRETS (M0ED, 0VEOF (2) 11:30 322-9,212 STUDIO SEE (R) NEWS (2) BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests. Buddy Hackett, Peter O'Toole, Ph. TODAY GOOD MORNING ANERI- CA nant. (A) (THU) COMPANY (A) OLAVERNE& SHIRLEY (A) HODGEPODGE LODGE 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (2) 0 FAMILY FEUD * AFTERNOON 12.00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 5-30 SUMMER SEMESTER RESTLESS 00(12) NEWS 0 SESAME STREET (4)OSEARCH FOR TOMOR' ROW RYAN'S HOPE ioo 2.(12DAYSOFOURUVES (4)MIDOAY O THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 1AU.MYCNILDREN PREVIN AND THE PUTSSLJAo4 (MOM HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH (TUE) TENNIS (WED) 7:1I.:I1 Par-nellie Jones PG WW. ONLY ALL 20 11 14:11 IsI$4 riarIu 1111 TUE41 CARLOAD MITE LOAD UP-CONE EARLY '° THE TERROR MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF dat. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Historically, due in no smallTHIS NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenge the part to the exploitation of validity of the decedent's will, the female physical attributes, qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or women almost of necessity jurisdiction of the court. have had to reveal their enALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED dowments or at least capitalize WILL BE FOREVER BARRED ontheznto make an impression Date of the first publication this th on e men who hire them. Notice of Administration: June actresses balk at such exploitation and most of them remain unknown and unemployed. Pamela shrugs and accepts On ground rules for what they are, Thousands of has filed sold certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of The property, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 511 Year of Issuance: Iie it * .. * . - .... . - Description of Property: Lull 01k C.Woodmere Park )ndRepiatpBi3 Pg 73 Name in which ass11ied: Paul, Jr. I Regina F. Adensu. All of said property being In the Country of Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such c.rllficate or cer. tlflcates shall be redeemed ac described In such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder it the court house doer on the 15th day of July, 1979 at 11:00 A.M. 0t,d this 5th day Of June, 1979. (SEAL) Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of By: Beulah C. Brown Deputy Clerk Publish: June 12. I?, 25, July 3, 1979 . ..,..-_.--.-.-.... ..-. -- r-n,'- ,, .. I , 1979. VALERIA LUST As Personal Representative Of the Estate of MARLON E. LUST Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: GEORGE C. KELLEY, ii P.O. Box 1132 Apopka, Florida 32703 Telephone: 3051152130 Publish: June 5, 17, 1979 DEK.37 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mr. or Mrs. R.W. Schoolcraft the holder Of the following Cu" DEK.42 * p-wrdo PWated - 18-Help Wanted PART TIME BOOKKEEPER 5 days week DAYS INN SANFORD Florida Statute 197.245 Noticed Application for Tax Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Hugh Bigger-i, the holder Of the following certificates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names In which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 1193 Year of Issuance 1977 Description of Property: Lots lto 13W of Ry Trout Lake Subd PB 4, PG $1 Name in which aisessed: Chris C. I. Bulls A. Bert All of said property being In the County of 5emlnole State of Florida. Unless such certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder t the court house door on the 56th day of July, 197? at 11:00 AM A.M. Dated this 5th day Of June, 197. (SEAL) Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith, Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida By: Beulah C. Brown, Deputy Clerk Publish: June 12, It, 25, July 3, 1979 DEK.43 - ,,, cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Sect Ion $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Jodi Coivard Donna Esbensen Carol Pope Publish: June S. 12, I, 26,1979; DEK.30 Deceased NOTICE OFADMINISTRATION All interested persons are hereby required to file in the estate of George W. Brown, a.k.a George Wayne Brown, Deceased, File Number 79.70.CP, now being ad. ministered in the Circuit Court, Probate Division, In and for Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County Court House, Post Office Drawer "C", Sanford, Florida, FI's own grosUng 9~- didiestid to 32771. WSICOIflIflg now ,iSIdSfltt WITHIN THREEMONTHSOF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: (1) All claims ordemands against the estate of the decedent, or EMPLOYMENT Wekome that challenges the validIty of said decedent's will, if any; the qualification of the Personal Representative, or the venue or jurisdiction of said Court, or be forever barred. Date of first publication of Notice of Administration June 1, 1979. NANCY MARIE BROWN Personal Representative Of said estate ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE LPN. Full time & part time. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. - merchandising & retail ex perience preferred. Excellent f.fUte opportunity 5. HENRY L. DICUS WILLIAM A. DICUS, P.A. 74$ Broadway Walgreen Drug Store, 947 Orlando, Dr., Sanford. Dental Assistant certif ication preferred. 3238180. Box control salesman. S800 MO. guaranteed i you qualify phone leads available. Apply Tillis Extermining, 767 N. Hwy. 17.97. Casselberry. 331.5606. AVON Full chg. bookkeeper Original Entry through Financial Statements. Apply only if fully Qualified to CONTROLLER, P.O. Box 2076, Sanford, Fl. 32771. - For lease-Well established restaurant, fully equipped. Seats In excess of 100. Prime location in Sanford. (305) 3235454 days, (303) 830 8391 after 8 p.m. 29-Rooms - -- Unfurnished - ____________________ I BR $189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada, Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call 323 8670 Mariner's Village. - -__________ 3 Room furnished garage Apt. Adults only, singles preferred, no pets 327 3167. _______ _____ _____--- - - 32-Houses Unfurnished 3 BEDROOM CARPORT, CEN TRAL AIR & HEAT. LAKE MARY. $215 MONTH, REFER ENCES. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 3210702 321 06.40 ___ For a career in Real Estate call 33-Houses Furnished I NOTICE 3 BR.? bath, C Air Minimum I yr. lease, $215 mo, References required 322 7771 - TREES AND ON CREEK. - 7 BR. new w w carpet. A C, FR, walk in closets, furnished house, $190 6 mo. lease. No pets. 3239040 36-Resort Property Bingo Daytona Beach -Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 522 4059 if no ans. (904) 257-9492. Every Wed. & Sat. Early Birds 7:15 p.m. 3 BEDROOM I' z BATH.? STORY HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM, NEAR DOWNTOWN, $23,900. TRAIL AIR AND HEAT, CAR. PETS, DUE FOR COMPILE TION AUGUST 1st 139.000. SEIGLER REALTY 41-Houses Did you know that your - 7" week for only $3.50 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. If your club or organ lia tion would like to be Included in this listing call: Evening Hciuld Home Office 904-7344031 P O ON MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE This immaculate custom built spacious I BR, 71,17 bath, large 110311111115 REALTY ItAttos CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322-2611 family room, very desirable neighborhood, beautifully manicured large corner lot, CH. CA, w w carpet, 2 car garage, kitchen equipped, extra large closets, many cabinets, cent. vacuum system and many other extras. 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 son I Price to sell fast, 111.900 Shown by appointment $UMrOWPIFI4S Don't lose your credit We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor 641 7510 Jim Hunt Realty,? floor tile, recessed lighting, grouna, new liner, oil eqpt. stays, patio carpeted, 7 fruit trees, walking distance to stores, schools & bus Nice neigh borhood. All this 8. CH & CA. 141,500. Sanford's Sales Leader ANYTIME 2565 REALTORS IR PAR S French ((7 97) Sanford 323 8321 - _*.e S '5 e - ..• , • . - be. 3220641 . '_J. .,, - - - -, ' - ' •. - s. 323-2222 Branch Off Ice LARGE Patio off Master BRother charming features make this 3 BR, I', bath home your best choice. Very convenient Longwood location. $31,950. Call Today' Cal I Barr REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 327 7495 OWNER WILL ASSIST financing this spotless 3 OR Deltona home, C H&A. w w carpet, pan. Den or DR. beautiful 19. cot, lot. All for ust $34,500. Harold Hall 42-4ADbe Homes See our beautiful new PARRING TON w lap siding I shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3a03 Orlando Dr. Realty 3235200 VAI FHA Financing Inc. REALTOR, MLS .113.51/4 Day or Night Sl,3000r best offer Must Sell 3274 40 3 ---------- - &---TOP --SOIL tILL DIRT - - -- - If you're In the business of building your busines. . use the Classified Ads often. .. 10(44 AUTO AUCTIG Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach. Will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It's the Only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 755 8311 for further details - 46-Commercial Property ' 9 N Ford Tractor Uusmne'ss & 11 , on 17 91 sOutti of 110111" D,'flary 4 .Ic r,'S. more or less. w 200 plus it Hwy frontage Suitable' lo, garage body shop & car uI Excellent trm w owner lmnarmc ing $I2S,000 327 5351 _____________________ - 68-Wanted to Buy ' -- I Cash 322-4132 tarry's Mart , 71 S Sanford Ave Buy & SoP, the finest in used furniture. Pofrig Stoves, tools ______WE BUY USED FURNITURE & t¼PPEIAP4CES -SSntord 'Fur Oturt' Salvage 37? 072) REALTY WORLD. I - ' ________ ______ 5QMjsceIIarous for Sale _______________________________ ' - (fl x,.i I ' Air ____ I Conditioning Lawn Maintenance Alan's Appliances R&'fr'igerationA C Repair Licensed 323 0039 ed Lawn & Landscape Certifi FREE ESTIMATES 373 O79 Mowing 371 0098 Beauty Care ______________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON to, merl,' Harriett's Beauty Nook 1t St. 3? 574? Ceramicille ____________________________ amtiper trailer etc 373 1171 or 3234981 Free Estimate _______________________ Immediate occupancy. New 3 OR, I 8 block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home 6. downtown $27,500, w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc J1I oai or 3221111 aft 43-Lots-Acreage - 62 acres frontage on Osceola Rd $7700 per acre William Maliczowskl, REALTOR 322 7951 '. ' - '. - Lawn Service General Landscaping Rote specialists, top Soil & fill dirt, lawn ma,nt & tree trimming 1 1 QAC Dressmaking Light Hauling Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220701 Yard Debris, Trati Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 Exterior Cleaning ll&P Exterior Fungus & mildew , t',noyai Roofs, walls, decks, tIc Free Est 3396066, 668 8335 Painting DANNY'S PAINTING : nterior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded Grooming & Boarclng F R E EEstimates. (305) 322.9160 FREE ANIMAL HAVEN Dog a. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air coed DAVES PAINTING Trim your houSe, $145 1 day serv good paint & Ref. 331 5529. Plumbing Service ages 322 5757 Fool LockersS16.99up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Adt didn't work there wouldn't be any. 51-Household Goods ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs 8. mattress $73.93 ea. PC.; NEW coffee fable with 2 matching end tablet $39 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1192 So. of Sanford. 322572$ 52-Appliances ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service hg CcIS 323 0571. 322 460' Home Improvements 322 3791 Retired man Srn,,ll repair work Roof mg & painting Fr Est Call anytime. 373 $5j3 Railings Custom built iron work Window guards, gates efc. Martin's 323 111 1. 139 IbVJ INSULATION Balling. blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose Lowest prices Call - 325 0539 or 904 734 6701 collect ' CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR S.G. SAL INT&ASSOC. 3270663 - Concrete work Patios, side. walks, driveways Free Eiti mate rxII TreeServics The Greenleaf Enterprise Tree service. Dead WOOm demossing & mistletoe removing. 373 1644. Refrigerator, Dishwasher & Electric Dryer 2413 Sdril(jrd Ave .123 6517 To List Your Business . .. KENMORE WASHER-. Paris Service Used Machines, F 7 rm I 05# F % I Ii MOONEY APPLIANCES 32) 0697 - -. - - . - - _ -. - off-1 Dl M LAWN CARE Residential & Commercial 32255.4? 322 5672 37? 8300 MOWING 8. LANDSCAPING 2 MEII9TZER TILE lillY SIt L TRAIL conference table, typewriter, PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 'ct 373 0129 after 5 30 I Appliances ,'i sON MAiE P I t)RNI TORI. Code a phone, burglar alarm, ___ __________________________ Grove Dr 377 0443 SS0&up. El stOve,$6Q& up; full site draperies, $10 8. up Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 So 01 Sanford, 3278121 - Home Inro,fwnt I Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 327 1771 ..n#n,a Spc BR Suite new, $239.5 pc LR new. $399. Loveseat $41.95 5, up, 1 pc dinettes, $69.95 & up. Ref FOR SALE 1978 Chevrolet Caprice Estate SW Excellent condition, p w, p I cruise, am tm stereo, .,9 passenger, low mtteagi. For Information call 3238700. 1 ____________________________ C Poe. kt'r. Beds, Arm Chair Radio, T V .Hi Fi 37? 3853 75 modelS Call 3399300 Or 834 .*605 (De.aler) SERVICE LISTINO AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB 1111 Closing Out I nic e- bicycles 5700 $300bicycle parts You name' it We tiav.' it Reasonable 2836 II 3151, I irst SI jbsi MAXE7'A?MENTS- '69 t I1 Beds, Dhl motel box springs & 330 Sanford Ave V - I '' 322-2420 i ______________________________ 3976 Vlym Fury, exc coed. 62-A--Farm Equip. ______ JOIN SANFORD'S . SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO I' REALTY WORLD. 2435' 80-Autos for Sale - YELLOWSAND Call Dick L ac', .323 7580 ___________________________ listing 1IPOCIIUPE Write (ell- ROKItL L AND CO .Mtir pt N C 28906 ) 2105 sq. It. of living, remodeled kit w butcher block cabinets, new The Real Estate Agency REALTORS __________________________________________ 4I6. 1 4J. 2521 PARK DR. 3222111 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 322 9254 i,,' I - _________ TEPRIFIC! 1 BR, (' Bath home mnWashmngtonOakswithcentral heat, w w carpet, OR, pantry, large LR, porch and Much More! BPP WARRANTED Just I location; Highway 37 92. Choice commercial location. See today I JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-78L Sanford Property '' 3 .. _ AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 32? 9111 Eves ,lller 68. weekends . 45-A---Out of State ' Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 313 3866or 32 711 0 . EXCELLENT professional office W. Garnell Vihite ' EXISTING carpet throughout, choice set tied neighborhood near shaping. 12a,S5O Reg. Real Estate Broker -_ 3230039 -____________________________ ___ 62-Lawn-Garden .:i New listing ldyIlwiIde, 47 im maculate home on cor lot, beautifully landscaped, near golf course & schools 817.750 Yamaha OOHC 750, mao wp,eels. taring, drive shaft, 59 mi per gal 81,700 '71 Guitars, Drums. Banjos. Com plete Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc.. 1207 French Ave 327 2253 of MINT CONDITION 3 BR, new Sanford 321-06.40 Orlando 327-1577 N'crchndise • 822.500 Sanford 321-0702 78-lV¼torcycIes 4.IIr* ( View of Lk. Dupont In Deltona This 3 BR hcmne in Deltona is 6 yrs. young, C-HIA.. ity water & sewer, with a nice sc. patio. The price is rightl $32,500. BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 327 1621,' 322 1460 ____________________________ ill SS?9 - us Top Do llar Paid for junk & used cars. trucks & heavy equipment 322 599fl - (ijytiwuc &,,nchors, $.150 I BEAUTIFUL) BR.? bath horn,' fl j The Real Estate Agency ldyliwilde' Relax in enclosed Pool & patio area! C it&A, w w REALTORS carpet, Fl. Rn-i . eat In kit., & r,-ntpi 17 9)1 S every imaginable feature! BPP lfl $ )14 WARRANTED A Dream come true for $68,000 ll,,,ik,nq ,' ul lh.st summer vacation" Get a better car UNBELIEVABLE 7 BR, 1 baIt, throuqh the m.lassitied acts in tlO.nc in (,,Cflexa On 4 ,lcr,'S ,x,tli tcx1,v'S -vie r small pond & extras' Stone ____________________ fireplace. sauna, DR, Fla km . Porch, Ig BR'S, )) C H&A 47-Real Estate Want ed systems & everything irnaqi ciable' BPP WARRANTED 'HOUSE WANTED. • Your for $165,000' ' In N,'t'd Repairs 848 I?) 1 Eves SUNNY DAYS! 3 BR, l' Bath . Home on large Lot! Central Air, OSing your horn,' & credit" I will w w Carpet, Pan. FR. W (,itcfi up baik ),Iymflt'lit5 & tn,y Fireplace. Coy. Patio and Grill ,qu ity' 3?) 0)16 arid More, 101P WARRANTED _______________________________ Shiny D'l 839.900! 47-A--Mortgages Bought JUST I 1ST ED' 1 OR, 3i, Hain Sold Home with every Imaginable' ..... teati,,'p' Pool 8. patio! LQ FR WILL BUY It & 2nd w" wet bar, DR. (,'q eat in MORTGAGES R Legg, LiC kitchn and huge OR'S' Much Mlu itrok,', 825 No Mute' BPP WARRANT LU Wyr,iore Rd. Altamonte Only 890.000' 7 7483 Seeing it believing. The truly breathtaking beauty of a pa radise on earth' We're not exaggerating, lust a IS mm. ride from Sanford & you are trans ported to WONDER LAND. Let give you details. 896.500. GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES, 2 OR. fenced, many fruit trees. Alumn. storage shed. BROKER 439 S. Myrtle Ave ,Sanford i My ill,. A's,' Sanford -___________________ N STROM Multiple Listing Service NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH - t OVER 175 SALES THRU MAY (979 BOATERS A HOY See this to make your dreams come true. Entertainment room is only 74*56, with indoor water tall& fish pond, swimming poo l enclosed ONLY $125,000. i ------ -- F ibercjlass 36'S", 40 hp Johnson & trailer New running lights, battery & t'I start 2 gas tanks, , Sanford 321.0702 Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 REALTY -- GEORGIA MOUNTAIN LOTS Hideaway In the mountains & enjoy the amenities of a well developed Golf Course & Club House. Paved roads & water to property. Excellent financing avail, North of Atlanta within 1 day drive of Central Florida! Call us for more information CT. $35,900. 11 club or organization can appear in this listing each STE CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT, PRIVACY FENCE. VALENCIA Lake Mary- 2 BR each side. Modern equipped kitchens, w w carpet. C H&A, Large lot in residential area. Ideal for 2 family investment. $4,500. Ph. 8300646 Meetings Business- 7:30 1st Tues. REALTOR ML [13 173 6063 or eves 3230511 MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH, POOL, COVERED PATIO, 40-A-Apartments & Duplexes for Sale * goe- M. Unsworth Realty 2 BEDROOM MOBILE 0(4 ACRE, WHISPERING PINES AT LAKE GEORGE. 112.900. CROCKETT LOG HOME, CEN. Suifl of Sanfo, % 3 BEDROOM 3 BATH, WITH CARPORT, HARDWOOD FLOORS, AWNING WINDOWS. CLO TO 'HOPPING. $21,500. 17 92 - I * ACRE WOODED OVER ' WITH CREEK RUNNING THROUGH PROPERTY IN THE COUNTRY. $27,500. i ,if our lot o y ours lIumla to uil FHA VA. FHA 2351245 ?BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM 7 419', $4.1.000 dining area Fireplace 'n Living Room Cent r H A. W W c.,irpet. garage. On large wooded lot Many Extras McGovern Builders Call 372 8910 after S ROBSON MARINE 3927 HWy Sanford, Fla 37771 . 77-Junk Cars Red BROKER , NEW (tOME • 3 cJrm . 2 bath, large kitchen W +44 PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE. ONLY $49,500. ---- 55-Boats & Accessories ________________________________ __________________________ SEIGLER REALTY - INC. REALTOR .123 7837 Eve 322 0612.372 1587, 322 1377 New 235 Homes, I pct. interest to qudlified buyer. $30,000 to $38,000. Low down payments BUILDER. 3272257. FIREPLACE. LARGE OAK HO%E SITES NEAR .427 AND NOLAN RD $5.000 SEVERAL TO CHOOSE I ROM OSTEEN HAL COLBERT, REALTY - 3 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WITH SCREENED PORCH AND LARGE BARN ON ALMOST S ACRES. PAVED ROAD NEAR AIRPORT. ONLY 537.900. (0 acres cleared & fenced w older 21 18x32 in ground pool 165.000 '-- - 30-Apartments WOODED HOME SITE NEAR SEMINOLE HIGH $5.500 For Sale by owner 3 Ilk. 7 bath. Split plan in Uppland Park 322 3290 after a ' 'n Do you need tots of house? We have an older 7i 2 story home. Extra large in good cond LQ garage Only $78.000 F@-A. q I - -I" Room For Rent With Kitchen Privileges 323 0199 assumable mort Good price & terms $27,500 All it., 22 - Owrer I ACRE NEAR LAKE GEORGE AND WELAKA ZONED MOBILE 86.900 1638 Sanford Ave 323 07 1 7643. 372 .l8c REALTOR 322 4000MLS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. must sell or trade due to ' J.ror repair & car clean. Exc. location, good accts. $35,000. ' Are you a full time driver with a part time car' Our classifieds are loaded with good buy for you ' --' Reg Real Estate Broker Raborn REALTY FUTURE HOME OR SUMMER HOME.2acreslocatedonspring fed lake in the mountains of N. Carolina, $11,900. DUPLEX LOT , WOODED NEAR SEMINOLE HOSPITAL $7,500 R,'clucecl from $19,500 A irip down rn,'mory lane to see this Story story cypress farm book Old house 4 2. great to display your antiques, secluded ,srt'.,. 541.000 pct. do wn OWNER HEADING for mountaiqs, Cute 31 w 1g. yd. & plenty of shade, storage galore, quiet but easy access to 1.4 & down. town areas. Unexcelled value. 828.500. , - or Estate, Commercial & '?CSi Auctions & Appraisals cleri Call Dell's Auction 373 5620 KICK THE STORAGE HABIT Sell Hrns, useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad Call 322 7611 or Al 9993 CORNE u RE PA, ip ROAD. LAKE COU NT NEAR WEK IVA RIVtR.9th7 ' IS acre grove. $3,500 per acre. 29 FIRST TIME OFFER 3 BR, 2 full baths, spotlessly clean, step saver kit w eye level micro range oven on full standard range, 1g. ref. & D.W, exc. closet space. Priced right, won't last! $31,500. I 339410C BATEMAN REALTY S CASH S Paying 516 & up men's $8 & up womens class rings Also buying wedding bands, sterling & any markedgold AnycOnd 6782232. I M ------- --- - LOnqwOOcI 23 BR duplex on lake, 11 92 Commercial property. 1.75 per front foot. Terms. -- 72-Auction 4aIIIIs I _____ This English Estates home has EVERYTHING' Family r oom with fireplace, covered pool plus much more. ASSUMABLE 714 pct. mortgage. Price? Only 882.000 REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 8623455 322 3959 Sanford. Gracious living from $25 weekly. Utilities included. 500 S. Oak 322L9623; 811.7883 Communications Specialist I. High School Grad. 8, 1 yr. corn munications exp. or completion of a communication training course. This is a dispatcher position operating a control console. Special requirements ability to type 35 WPM. Seminole County Court House, Personnel, Sanford, Fl. by June 18. Equal Opportunity Employer. MF. C ha per 30 Hwy. 1112 4) Lcngwcod, Fla., Seminole County, $53.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. John Wyatt Publish: June 52, It, 25, July 3, 1979 DEK.S3 AM Paper routes, both In San ford. Each has $10,000 yearly income. 834 1832 after 7 p.m. - 2518, at 9l Hwy 434 Section --- Apts. for Senior Citizens. Dcwntown, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan. 318 Palmetto Ave. - DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS 4 Name Statutes. To- Wit: 24-Business Opportunities Land Sales $600 per week possible. Work part time. Ex Perienced only. Please reply TonyCopolla ASSOC. Realtor 444. I 1 r ) FIorIda,undertheflctltlousnam,of HAIR MASTERS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 323-5176 31Apartments Furnished Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig hi 5324. 00 engaged In business HELP US TO HELP YOU ANNETTE & SUZI REALTOR , -.. - . to Buy Wanted Appliances any condition r etrgerator S. etc IKti'l'cx3gs Auction 373 7050 - R & E REALTY, INC. Owner transferring from prestigious IDYLLWILDE This very desirable home needs another loving family. Price reduced to 863.000 AGENCY _________- Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 644.3079. 51111111111106111111 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am U . I $40000 Will,,mn Maticzowsk 7( At TOP 31? 7983 De ltona - - $3.500 NEW ON MARKET BR. 7fl. FR. catht'dral ceilings nice lot w trees 8. laidscapinq Beautiful area, nice homes Spacious 32 home at 7018 Elizabeth Court has been REDUCED to 842.500 Estate sa te LIKE THE "WIDE OPEN" SPACES? 30 acre farr land w.mubile home. Will throw in goats, chickens & rabbits AND tractor. Near Geneva 835,750 STEMPER ' 68-Wanted (iTlofl L,ikt' Sylvan area 7 bath hOuSe completely renovated, over SmZCd lot Owner hold mortqac'e 911 Elm 327 2780 A touch of SOUTHERN COM FORT comes with this older 2' t0ry ndme at 7139 flak Avenue First time offered 828.500 $ -. - - FIGHT INFLATION Siufird DEK.31 WE BELIEVE IF SOMEONE HAS AN INVESTMENT IN THEIR FUTURE THEY WILL DOA BETTER JOB aggressive termite a. pest ,~& C54s'dlaatlr Dunedin, Florida 3352$ tel: 113.733.3151 Publish: June 5. 12, 1979 4 You keep our business pro spering by supplying us with your employment needs. MARKHAM WOODS RD 3 OR, 2 b, country es tate on acres. Stable & pasture + cute cottage. 'See this today' $530,000. TERMITES ARE SWARMING We have an opening for an NEWCOMER! s..s FOR RENT Nice 3 BR, P b. good section. 295 mo + deposit oenef,fs. Apply in person • Let. Winn -333..27ft 3 We save you time by screening applicants before sending them to you. * WELDER* Dated at Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida, May is, 1979. GEPPETTO'S INC. By: 5. Peter B. Thornley, President Publish: May 22,29, June 5, 12, 1979 OEJ.105 Chants. 2. You have the jobs REALTORS INC. 630 6833 or 339 1113 eves - Sales While you .ire Out browsing at qaraqe sal e s don't miss REVERSE AUCTION at 7671 S Sanford Ave or you'll miss barcl,imns. barga.n' Open ,it noon daily. Sat 10 5, 322 1.191 FORREST GREENE - ,, 54-Garage Altamonte Area. secluded residential site 100 • 125. trees $6000 I _________________--. * Cash tor your lot' Will bu."i your lot or our lot Y Enterprise, Inc. Medal Inc ,Realtor 611.3013 EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 3222611 or 833 9993 I SANFORD 878.500 3 fldrm I bath, carport, nice neigh borhood My equity & assume low rate loan at 887 'no 2nd mtg negotiable 323 6228 -- -- 33-Lots-Acreage For sale by owner .4 BR. lB. ex w carpet, air 7100 block Sum merlin. Sanford Call after 5 30 8. weekends. 517.500 323 6107 I _________________ ,/A-FHA.235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment 254.4 S. French Ave. 322 0231, 323 7173. 322 0779 5 It you have a need call us a. we will be happy to fulfill it. Assistant Manager Trainee, some 3 BR, I' 2 B. carport, fenced bk, CH. behind Kmart, Forest City. $35,000 VA of FHA I We have applicants 41-Houses SANFORD $28,500 3 Bdrm, I bath, carport, nice neighbor hood. My equity, & assume low rate loan at $87 mo 2nd mtg negotiable 323 6778 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR HELP EACH OTHER Master Cosmetologist Treasure Chest of Beauty 322 0580 LET'S BE HONEST It you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a iob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1000 4375403 anytime for recorded message. 41-Houses Zoned comm 2 lots Sanford Ave. Garage apt Reduced to $18,500, V acre tracts zoned agri. 88.250. Good terms, ow ner holding. WAYS WE CAN Steak Wrappers needed to work in meat processing plant. Apply Hi Flavor Meats, Tuskawilla Rd., Oviedo. percent. civic Information: anill to help with your shopping needs, car" of In. Iroduction from local nor. EMPLOYER Exp. sewing & industrial opera tots, supr., pressers, unexp jobs avail, also. Apply in person Mon.-Sat. 30 2. Quinn's Fashions. 4316 John Young Pk wyLake Breeze. Recent work experience in fabrication welding. Must have own tools. Permanent full time position. Fringe benefits. Contact Personnel Dept., A. Duda & Sons, Inc., Oviedo, 327 1030 ext. 268. An Equal Op porlunity Employer. 41HOu!S 3 BR P b, partial carpeting, range, ref Cor ner lot. $35,000. Secretary for lawotfice - Good shorthand & typing, no legal experience required, full time. Phone 3724053 .,Mo ChUIRS, IL - Beautiful Lot -- Paola, cleared some trees 96'x120'. Only 57,000. We are accepting applications tot full & part time employment Over 18 & high school education Apply in prun at any Handy Way Food Store. Florida Statute 197.2e6 Notice of Application for Tax Died a prompt visit from our W pfea 1 y AV Uff Uff Looking for garden equipment' Read today's classified ads f or good buys. Legal Notice F1011111111181Owned Fl no,ti. Mapsgsd be forever barred, end (2) Any objection by an Interested personA call from you will bring certificate or car. tKicafn shall be redeemed cccordIng to law the property described In such certificate or - GEORGE W. BROWN, eke GEORGE WAYNE BROWN sw ... AAA Travel Agent--minimum 2 yrs recent exp For interview phone 6685069 or 19011 7758777 for appt of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 79-71-Cr IN RE: ESTATE OF F U U.U.i.1UUU of ,, Seminole County, Florida Is t se CARRIE Piihlirntinn U U U ____________________________________________ satisfactory performance and Legal Notice payment bond or bonds. Attention is called to the Bid Form IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR requiring a Base Bid and Unit Price SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA . cording to law the property 994 ' Like tificales $1 I'W1, Sunday - Legal Notice '-w vte7.745 Notice of Application for Tax Deed WANDA NEVADA , , TkQ fl,ii AfAr I 1jIII I I I Bids. Each bidder is required to bid PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR on the Base Bid and each Unit Price. File Number: 7.5$.CP that Mr. or Mrs. R.W. Schoolcraft Attention is called to the IN RE: ESTATE OF student at the Royal Academy SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA the holder of the following cer. provisions for equal employment C. KENNETH LYTLE tificates has filed said certificates PROBATE DIVISION of I)ramatie ,Ajf,, opportunity, and payment of not [on for a tax deed to be issued thereon. File Number 79464CP She returned to the United Division than the minimum salaries and Deceased The certificate numbers and years wages as set forth In the NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION States to continue her studies of issuance, the description of the IN RE: ESTATE OF specifications must be paid on this The administration of the Estate property, and the names in which it with Lee Strasberg and Jeff MARLON E. LUST project. of C. Kenneth Lytle, deceased, File was assessed are as follows: Corey, two of the most All bidders are hereby notified Number 79.95.Cp, is pending in the Certificate No. 132 Deceased that they must affirmatively ensure Circuit Court for Seminole County, respected drama coaches in the Year of Issuance: 1975 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION that in any contract entered into Florida, Probate Division, the ad. Description of Property: Sec 12 country. TO ALL OR PERSONS HAVING pursuant to this advertisement, dress of which is Seminole County Two 20$ Rae XE W 1235 Ft of N 922 DEMANDS AGAINST Pamela was put under CLAIMS THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Minority Business Enterprises will Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, The Ft of S½ of NEI/4 Less E 100 it of N contract to Universal and OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED be afforded full opportunity to name and address of the personal 807Ft+ IOFtofW ll5SFt + SS42Ft submit bids as sub cord rectors, oras representative and of the Personal of N651 Ft of E200otW 1155 Ft) played small roles in feature IN THE ESTATE: ers of materials, or services; representative's attorney are set Ft) YOU ARE HEREBY NOT IFIED suppli films, She won bigger parts in and will not be discriminated forth below. that the administration of the estate Name in which assessed: Odham episodic TV - "Vegas," All Interested persons are J. Braiiey of MARLON E. LUST, deceased, against on the grounds of race, color, religion, six, or natlonhi r eq uir ed to tile with the Cou rt "Switch," "The Six Million File Number 79.464.CP, is pending In All of said property being in the origin in consideration for award. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM County of Seminole, State of the Circuit Court for Seminole Dollar Man" and "Kojak." in accordance with Ex ec utive THE DATE' OF THE FIRST Florida. Florida, Probate Division, But It wasn't until she played theCounty, Order 11625, all bidders will be af. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: address of which is Seminole Unless such certificate or cer. forded full opportunity to submit (1) all CIS ims against the Estate and tificates shall be redeemed ac. the lusty Princess Ardala in County Courthouse, Sanford, bids in response to this Invitation (2) any Objection by an Interested cording to law the property "Buck Rogers," a blatantly Florida, 32771. The personal and will not be discriminated person to whom notice was mailed described In such certificate or (4U'e4inletivs of the estate is sexy damsel dressed in nothing Valeri e Lust, whose sddress Is agaInst on the grounds of race, that challenges the validity of the certificates will be sold to tflp,, color, religion, sex or national origin will, the qualifications ffie per- highest cash bidder at the court a"', .", LJ,'1',' in consideration for award. tonal representative, venue or house door on the 16th day of July, 32503. The name and address of the that Pamela attracted attenDuring the Fis ca l Y ea rs 1915 thru lurisdiction of the Court. personal representative's attorney 1979 at 11:00 a.m. tion. A great deal of attention. are set forth below. 1951 goals for participation by ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS Dated this 51h day of June, 1919. All persons having claims or Minority Business Enterprises Is NOT SO FILED WILL BE (SEAL) Her costume consisted of 60 twenty percent (20 percent). To FOREVER BARRED. demands against the estate are Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith pounds of translucent crystal ensure that maximum bids from Date of the first publication ofthis required. WITHIN THREE Clerk of Circuit Court beads the size of half-carat MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Minority Business Enterprises are Notice of Administration: June 12, of Seminole County, Florida sought, contractors submitting bids 3979. diamonds, as she describes THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF By: Beulah C. Brown will be required to provide evidence Personal Representative: THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Deputy Clerk them. Clark K. Lytle, Jr. of their efforts In aiding in the of the above court a written Publish: June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 1979 most other young ac. 20*5 Hunterfleld Road statement of any claim or demand reaching of said goals. OEK.44 The H ou ng si Mail land, Auth ity Fl or or of the City ida 32751 tresses, Pamela is not they may have. Each claim must be Of Sanford, Florida reserves the Attorney for Personal Ilepresen. in writing and must indicate the exhibitionistic. With few excepright to reject any or all bids or to tative: basis for claim, the name and NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS tions, career-minded young address ofthe waive any informalitles in the B.C. Pyle, Esq. the creditor or his agent NAME STATUTE WHITTAKER, PYLE, STUMP & TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: women aren't crazy about or attorney, and the amount bidding. No bid shall be withdrawn for a WEBSTER, P.A. undressing for the camera. But claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Notice is hereby given that the period 0130 days subsequent 10 the Post Office BOX 6126-C the date when it will become due undersigned, pursuant to the nudity, bikinis and lingerie shall be stated. opening of bids without the consent Orlando, Florida 32103 If the claim Is "Fictitious Name Statute", Section indisputably catch the eye of contingent or unliquldated, the of the Housing Authority of the City (305) 1252553 $63.09, Florida Statutes, will register of Sanford, Florida. Publish: June 12, 19, 1979 and nature of the uncertainty shall be the men who make movies with the Clerk of the Circuit Court . THE HOUSING AUTHORITY DEK.54 stated, If the claim is secured, the in and for Seminole County, Florida, a sizeable segment of the security shall be described. The OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME upon receipt of proof of the population at large. CITY OF SANFORD, claimant shall deliver sufficient Notice isliereby given that w,are publication of this notice, the fic. FLORIDA Aba, you say, what about copies of the claim to the clerk to engaged in business at 401 Highland tltious name, to wit: GEPPETTO'S, Thomas Wilson enable the clerk to mail one copy to St., Altamonte Spgs., Seminole located at 130 E. Highway 436, Jane Fonda? Remember "Bar- each Executive Director personal representative, County, Florida, under the fictitious Casselberry, County of Seminole, barella?" Publish May iS, 17, 20, 22, 24, 27, 30, name of All persons interested in the estate FINISHING TOUCHES and State Florida. 1 June 3 6. 12, 1979 Farrah Fawcett-Majors? to whom a copy of this Notice of that we intend to register said name That the parties interested in said DEJ69 Administration has been mailed are Think hgr 1Ke ri....,. t..... .h....-----with the fI.ek Of ... .. sul u ,vuIi,w.; 1101 required, WITHIN THREE Seminole County, Florida In ac. Inc., a Florida Corporation 100 Marilyn Monroe? The calen Pirkills PG I hu 5 1it "") 3 ) London and was accepted as a P4Ali] 1t154:35 DIRT U * DEADLINES HOGAN'S HEROES ' - 3 Lines Minimum __________________________ of Sanford, Florida will receive bids ___________ 0 - , . . Noon Frido INVITATION TO BID The Housing Authority of the City ___________________________________________________ 4:30 III MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon . -__i i.-... MAKE ME LAUGH ) SESAME STREET (R) Preparatory Finishing College for Cambridge University in iijiNii1. k PLAZA 1) HOURS L099I iiuiice herself for an ,Isj,$ (2) NEWS Peter Fonda 1 1 time .................. 43C a line 38c a line 3comecufjve times 7 consecutive times.....3k a line , (R) 12:30 0 0 acting career she attended the ______________________ ca aoo Beatrice Straight. To prepare (2) Moynihan. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. baby 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 (ORNlNG FLORIDA n NEWS LIBRARY OF CON. GRESS This portrait of a multifaceted and fascinating Insti- ;_* 0 0 MORNING AMERI. SESAME STREET (R) ID THE Ilk 831-9993 (2) NEWS U -. 322-2611 IS FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD turns into an emotionally and physically crushing experience. WE MORN. (3.) 0 WEDNESDAY ING (WED) LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Laverne's blind date with poo- O LITTLE RASCALS 6:47 (4)EYEWrTNESS DEAF NEWS 8:30 (1) MOVIE "Hurry Sundown" (C) (1967) Michael Caine, Jane Fonda. A vengeful man inflicts -. 5:30 400 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI THE GONG SHOW BEWITCHED P WOItL.IJ L__. UI' I Orlando - winter IwIc ________________________ 8:30 0 THE -- 0 Seminole for modernization and additions to HOW(MON) (4) MIKE DOUGLAS CASTLE BREWER COURT LA, 16.1, COWAN MOUGHTON 4-PersOnals 6._IJ Care TERRACE FLA., 16-4 until 2:00 P.M., on the 12th day of June 1979, at CANNON REST HOME Special Summer program for 612 the Administration Building, Castle Complete care for the elderly. yrs. old including weekly Brewer Court West 1101h St., Sanford, Bottom Line (Licensed). Beautiful private swimming, skating, & movies. Florida at which time and place all home with Private or semi 322.6645. SANFORD EARLY bids will be publicly opened and private room. Altamonte CHILDHOOD CENTER. read aloud, Springs. 534.114. Proposed forms of contract _____ Enroll now-school age childrendocuments, including plans and for summer fun-arts, crafts,. specifications, are on fife at the Is Sexi s t ' 5-Lost & Found & field trips 323-5421. officeof the HousingAuttorityof the _______________ City of Sanford, Florida, Ad. Unique Kindergarten for 5 year i, HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - No "There's no question sexism ministration Building, Castle Black I white Beagle oids ONLY, this fall. Best Rosalie Dr. Little boys pet. said. Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida and matter how hard a young ac- exists In Hollywood," she educational opportunity In this 3735133 the office of the Architects', Gut. _____________________________ tress studies, area. 322-6613. no matter how "And to a degree I have no mann, Dragash.Associates, Ar. _____________________________ talented, no matter how beauti. objection to it. would be ChitOCts, Planners Inc.,Sanford Life 6--Child Care Atlantic Bank Building, Suite 400, _____________________________ 9-...Good Things to Eat ful or how many connections pretty dull without sexism, the P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. she has in show biz, the bottom Copies of the documents may be Flrit& Only Child care center open friction between men and line is sexist. Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free Saturday in Sanford - Begin. obtained by depositing $25.00 with women. delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford ning June 2. Sanford Early the Architect for each set of Pamela Hensley has arri v ed area. 322-2374. Sam's Portion Childcare Center. 322.6645. "You can't eliminate ro- documents to obtained. Such deposit at that conclusion and she's Meats. them will be refunded to each person who come to terms with that obvious mance and sex. Without returns the plans, specifications and Will keep children my homeBlack Eye peas, $4 bu., U.Pick life would be no fun at all, nights or days, for working fact of acting life. other documents in good condition Celery Ave. mothers. $20 for 1, 820 for 2 within 10 days after bid opening. Pamela starred in "The Behind WTRR radio station "My costume in 'Buck day week). School age siightly A certified check or bank draft, Rebel" and "Buck Rogers" and Rogers' was absolutely respon- payable to the Housing Authority of higher. 322.5015. currently In "The Adventures sible for the acceleration of my the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. Mother will do sitting Government Bonds, or a satisfac. 111-Instructions of Maxwell Smart." In my ho me day or evening _____________________________ career. There's no better way to tory bid bond executed by the bid. Infant to 4 yrs. 323.5234 Sho is 29, gorgeous, and a attract the attention of ders and acceptable sureties in an native of Beverly Hills. She producers and directors than amount equal to 5 percent of the bid Newborn to small infants for Needlepoint Instruction working mothers or short grew up among the rich and doing something sexy or in the shall be submitted with each bid, vacatio ns in my home. 322-5512. The successful bidder will be Creative Expressions 323.5512 famous of Hollywood. near-nude." required to furnish and pay tor (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) annual f$5t.(R) ) TIUBROMANIA A look at stamp collecting, one of the country's most popular hob bias with an estimated 20 million collectors in this country, is presented. 3:30 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD (2) (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT ) PHOTOGRAPHY,,, HERE'S TRY (NON) FRIENDS 0 THE ODD COUPLE MISTER ROGERS (R) 13)0 MA8'H(R) (2) (12) THE flnNFuFcTnhiV 6:25 (2) POPI GOES THE 00up4- 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 2:00 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE Thanksgiving by transforming WORLD GARDEN (FBI) 0 k.. THE TYLER MOORE MERV GRIFFIN (12) GUNSMOKE OFRENCHCHEF (3.) FILM FESTIVAL (THU) I1!1U U)! - UU51 flessm&fl to travel through the Old West and dispense justice. 0 HAPPY DAYS Marion tries to revive the true spirit of 1_k ---- AS 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (TUE) 0 CROCKETT's VICTORY (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) who chew V.I. 3:00 TURNS EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 000LEY BROTH- ER8 A bumbling duo can't ride, shoot or (3)0 NY(UOP4) her two flights from home. 0 MARY 0 1:30 (2) EARLY DAY THE RUNAWAYS Steve ERICA (TUE) 0 0 BEES AND HONEY (THU) PEOPLE(FRI) 0 PANV(FRI) 6: 600 (2) (12) 0 MEETING OF MINDS (THU) 0 JULIA CHILD AND COM- 5:53 (12) P11 CLUB Sommers. EVENING ..U.UIUUUU.UU.. U U U U _'•"qIIul • U CLASSIFIED ADS HIGHLIGHTS l :' �BIONDIE 413—Ivening Herald, Sanford, Fla. Tuesday, June 12, 1979 HE SAID HED GIVE ME THE FiRST DAY THE —flSuN RISES INTI4E WESTY ON THE FiRST OF THE MONTH? ONE I ASEO by Ch4c Young i roDA'? / Al l EIJ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I WANT TO GEE ( SORRY. HE'S VERY GEN. HALFIRACK ( BUSY AMP CANT _ \a PISTURSEP 110 49) - - - - - - - ————---— —— — ——— -- 0 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom FFcA iug.( FILLIM tj AR _ TO UR_ —— ——— 6056 TO F1W9 WT. ______ _ 4 ______ I ARCHIE by Bob Montana HOW'D YOU LIKE A —ONIONSIDELICIOuS VEGETABLE SuP,I P4RSLEY MADE WITH HOMEGROWN I POTATOES I GARDEN VEGETABLES _____ - MMM ! I WELL, IF VOU AND ARCHIE WHEN ¼DIG UP THE GARDEN MARY WHEN ______ If _ ___ __ ___ __ __ - - - _______ __ _ ________ ________ E EK & MEEK byHowieSchneider ') HAS REAL 3WJT O5(RJI WITH CUR DOME-DIGIT 1 ... I HAVE €_ A GE44J _ILO) DIGIT oj PRISCILLA'S POP byAlVermeer / YES. AMP I \ ( THINK HE WAS I HERE TOPAY? / I'M 1 HESA1PTHETUE5 \ I WERE FINE BUT THE I CA5lNET HAP 70 G(D., ) 4KINGL/ - .. 9090 LUCIOAOV ,u'r I , byStoffal&He)mdahl HOW'P YA LIKEUT L WANT TO ThE views are contrary to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) I PUFF T GA5.O__- _____ 14AA -5 . 1 - _________ ______ __________ _ WMAt._- - hurt you worse than _____ the Shortage Hits ARIES (March 21-April 19) by eRNIE 'a ITEM OO • IYV! stepping stone. They used to live here until their comes advanced and then move into the private sector. But thmey guidelines that might help Debose if en;?,:ted could bunip an equally needy family from obtaining housing. And with a that's the dilemma now facing housing officials Shortage of 'space, who gets priority, What they are doing, said the housing rehabilitation years ago, but tuday the homes built are strictly for the middle and upper income," she said. As a result, nore and more of the tenants in Sanford's public housing units are deciding not to leave. As the turnover rate slackens, the waiting lists lengthen. — Warden' vice. s Sanford and area residents who might have seen a letter to the editor in an area newspaper today written by an Arkansas prison inmate claiming to be on death row and urging people to write to him would do well to check with could go to extremes and yourself with a bright red face. have some success In those Station, New York, N. V. 70019.) weaknesses so that it disa Bridge, '• care this newspapeared years back. but drd per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City TDO MANY WIN Go wiTh 'EM Spr g ford this morning, lie said James died immediately of a "self-inflicted gunshot wound in the forehead." Sc in I n o I e . Co u n t y deputies arrived at James* home shortly after 1 am. today in response to a call of "shots being fired," the report states. According to witnesses, James and Tracey Anne %%'hitten. 23, of tile same address, were socializing with Leonard Runyon Jr. and his wife, both 25, of P.O. Box 51, W. Crystal Ave., like Mary, deputies sit)*. Jessica Aiiiie Whitten, Tracy's daughter, 3, was asleep in the bedroom. On U Out Letters To The friend or relative contact the letter-writer and in one fashion or iinother, solicit funds for tile inniate. Generally, the wardens said, once the inmate is released from custody, the victim never sees or hears front him again. When the letter to the editor appearing in the area _______________________ AroundThe Clock ..........4-A Horoscope Bridge ....................2-B Hospital Editor warden wits contacted by Ilerald staffers. Warden Dobbs said today the inmate, Joe It. Bishop is "indeed not on death row as lie says in his letter. lie's doing 10 years for burglary and grand larceny. Today "pen pals" in a scheme to rip them off. con game begins. Wardens said the inmates strike up a Police later today said the Russian Roulette incident was not established for certain" and that other potential causes were being investigated. - newspaper this morning was spotted, the Ai kansas prison to editors of various newspapers asking people to write to James w, it self employed painter. A sfX)keSIIIal) for the sheriff's department said lie was single. tility It was discovered then that the inmates—some claiming "Hogwash,"said Warden Dobbs. The Evening Herald in its Sunday, Aug. 13, 1978 edition published a page one story detailing how prison inmates from inst itutions in Ohio and Florida were writing letters draw from the Russian Roulette before either of the men began to play the game, deputies say. But James pointed the gun to lus forchead anul pWIL-J the trigger, witnesses told deputies. Seminole Delays Action Rate Increase to be on death row; sonic claiming to be females in women's prisons, but actually men in male institutions— when written to by sympathetic readers of the news papers publishing their letters, would involve their The letter-writing scheme, said by prison officials to have beeti around since the Lieginning of the prison system in the United Sta tes, cost some of its victims thousands of dollars lost to the con-artist inmates. Prison officials pointed out once people respond to time inmate's letter to time editor and contacts the prisoner the Police said early reports indicate James and Runytin decided to engage In a anw of Russian Roulette, accordimii to the r-IX)rt. Junvs went to Ills master bedroom and returned ith a .22 caliber, six-inch barrel black It, say. According to the report, James unloaded the v. capon and then reloaded it with a live round. lie then spun the cylinder of the gun around, "making himself and Runvon unaware' of the live rounds' location Ill the weapon." tile report states. Run on decided to '.ith- proposed Orlido regional from p.46 to $11.82 monthly. 1)E'l'IWI'l' (UPI I --- night. However, the dozen persons sewer system at Iron Bridge. The consultants have said an ['resident Carter says that if Brodhead said Carter told his who testified — representing more than 75 perons in the increase in rates is necessary to Semi. Edward M. Kennedy dinner guests: "I'm not worried chalinges him for the about 1980 ... It Kennedy runs, packed comiiiission czuiimioer generate $100,000 more Democratic presidential Fin going to whip his ass." nomination lit 1980 he'll ''whip Brodhead said lie asked his ass," the Det roit Free Pr " is Carter: "Excuse tile, Mr. other altertiatives. inflation arid to pay 1 6 .1110011 reported today. President, would you mind When Conunission Chairman payment on the bond issue 'ilie newspaper quoted Rep. repeating that.?" Bob French asked for a show of floated to acquire tile systems. William N1. Brodhead, D Mich., 'I'lle coligressinall said Carter hands of persons who opposed In a zoning matter, coin- who was seated at the then repeated his statement. the increases, the 75 objectors missiomiers delayed until 10 President's table during a "I think lie wanted to get the responded. n.m., June 26, a public hearing White ilou.se dinner Monday message out," Brodhead said. letters' contents were similar though froni different in. inates, Herald editors contacted the wardens at tile various prisons and learned the letter-writing campaigns are a con game. him. by Stan Lee and JolsnRomita Check td notrump bid to ask for aces. improved a lot in the last 40 The Culbertson 4 and 5 no- years. trump convention was too iNF.WstApFR F.NTF:Hi'nmsE tssm, complicated for the players (For a copy of JACOBY MOD.. ...2-11 "Arid, as for having no living relatives, his prison records show a slew of relatives on his minding list...all from Arkansas. Our records also show he probably was never even in Florida. Bishop was born in hope, Ark., according to his jacket Iprison files ) , attended schools thereamidthicresmio uuiication he's ever been in \orida." Are prison officials able to (to anythiiig about it" - ........2-A "Well, the mmian's here doing 10 years. We'll certainly Calendar ................. ..8-A obituaries 12-A Comics ...................211 OUhtSEL%'ES ............. - I-B look into it, but the best advice I'd give anyone who might see such a letter to the editor is not to write to the inmate. Certainly, not at least until they've contacted Crossword .................2B Sports .................IU 11-A Editorial ...................4A Television ..... .......... .8-B prison authorities to determine the authenticity of the _____ KILLER! 0 Ir "1 think it's deplorable; there must be something that By SHARON CARRASCO lleraldStaff Writer A 30-year-old Altamonte who have in s played the game of Russian Roulette early this inorning—lost. Robert Lewis James, 30, of 108 11w 43l, Altamonte Springs, wits pronounced dead at 2:30 a.m. at the Florida Hospital in Altamonte Springs. it hospital spokesman said today. Dr. G. V. Garay, chief medical examiner of Seminole County, conducted all autopsy oil at James Seminole Memorial hospital, San- more than a dozen customers of Proix)sl increase was delayed Council Girl Scouts to vacate a was dedicated to the state as the county's four sater and until .July 10 to give county staff 101)-foot wide strip of land by six right-of-%%m and then turned sewer utility systems to a sufficient time to evaluate lots long, over to the county or if the state proposed rate increase stopped whether reducing the amount of tsist'iiit ('tiwit v tttornev retains jurisdiction of the land. count' commissioners from monthly increase ('Wi be i''. in addition McMillan said it is Bob MeMullan urged tin.' taking action, at least tem- complished whmile raising rati's to lkrmnit him tune to research not clear from Information he lrarily, Tuesday night. ill other areas to gain additional the record and determine has received nhether the consultants, revenues [ruin the systems. sshether the property is under county can give the property to Objectors noted that their Post, Buckley, Schuh and the Girt Scouts or sell the Land Jetrsiy,an had recommended a moi'i&tiy *ewer cgeii were the Jurisdiction t %)ghc LISMAInU. — DO4NA McMillan saId It Is unclear sewer rate Imieremms' for Increased three yearn ago by 44 S'r customers of the Lynnwood, percent when the count) Country Club, Indian Hills and acquired the utility systenis If s Conswner Utilities in time south and will be increased again Carter Challenge and central part of the county when the county connects to the another family already earmarked for that homiie, he said. Since the home Debose rented was not condemned, but foreclosed, he didn't qua1fy for emergency status. "We need more public housing, it's that simple. probleimi is getting worse. It's bad all over Seminole County, in Sanford it's impossible,'' said Stone, Ilie problem, he said, is that there are about 10 homes being condemned each month, but there hadn't beemi any new public housing In the city since Lake Monroe Terrace was LAIIIt In 11172. He saId theauthortty's rec.nt request to the Department of housing and Urban Development for 40 additional housing units has been denied. Stones co-worker, Linda Williams, said the scarcity of low-cost housing also is a result of the state of time economy. Where tenants used to stay in the public units for two or three years, they are no longer as mobile, she said. "The concept of public housing is that it should be a can be done on an emergency basis," conunissioner That was the advice today from the warden of the prison in Grady, Ark.', Ronald Dobbs. The letter published this morning in the area newspaper Is signed by Joe 11. Bishop. The inmate says he has been on death row in Arkansas for five years, is front Orlando, has no living relatives and would like people to write to .1 HEAR-P ALl. PAY! Iip,pt4ui director, Stan Stone, is not unusual. Others like the Debose family, unable to find private housing and well down on the waiting list for public housing, have lived in vans, trailers or make-shift shacks, he said. "Usually they stay with family or friends or sometimes move into dilapidated, condemned housing that has not yet been torn down. But there have been other reports of people living in curs," Stone said. According to Stone, a person whose home is condeimined is given priority on the housing authority waiting list so that theme will be a spot available in public housing when the home is torn down. The emergency list is already at a critical stage, Stone said. If the authority grants emergency status to Debose and places him in aim apart- turned up tomorrow it would have to be a four-bedroom apartment. We're bounded by occupancy codes." Wilson said it would be a violation of housing guidelines to place a family of eight in a one or two-bedroom unit. Besides, he said, there are others with circumstances as dire as the Debose family who have been waiting longer, With no othe- choice, Debose and his wife will continue living in their beatup, 1969 Plymouth sedan. lie said the children will stay with his sister-in-law and tier two children in a small, two bedroom home in Midway. of 1932 and had other ERN. send $1 to: "Wan at ' .1 AMES I)EBUSE ...at his temporary home housing, it's that simple. One of Ely Culbertson's time. They were by far the best was the idea of using a four- of their day. but bridge has r' SEGI SUG6ESTSONT WAIT:' 1'. 'We need more public prison officials first. HEY' YOU GOT ' WE'LL FINP OUT i meet with problems. "There are 2,800 people on the waiting list ahead of him," said Sanford housing Authority Director Toni Wilson. "I wish we could help, but even if a vacancy great contributions to bridge THIS WNG' AT HEAfk)UARrE! AMR .,... working on today is really what colors today, so before you you want. Your efforts will be choose sides with the guy who rewarded, but you could find tells a good story check hum out you have a white elephant on thoroughly. your hands. TAURUS (April 20-May ) If you can't back up your claims LIBRA (Sept. 2ct. 3) in don'ttryablutf.Peoplewfflcall having a good time today, you you on it and you could find SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST ard By ('iEt)FFItEY POUNDS A Hawaiian reader asks if we consider that Ely and Jo est bertson were the great. husband-wife pair of all * . - Herald Staff Writer A 40-vear-old disabled veteran. unable to find a home for his wife and six children, says he has had to live in his car since April. Contending there is nowhere else to turn, the man has pleaded to the Sanford City Commission for help. But with hundreds of similar cases, the city will be able to do little, officials say. James Debose, his wife and their six children were left homeIes in April when the house they were renting on the city's east side was foreclosed by a mortgage company. "They gave tile three day% to get out." said Debose, who has lived in Sanford for more than 20 years. "Everywhere I went I got the same story. They told me they don't rent or they don't accept children. I even tried lying about my kids, but I couldn't find anything." Debose, who lost the full use of his right arm while serving in the army in 1960, said he can't afford rent of more than $175 per month. lie has a disability pension and his wife works as an electronics factory worker. Yet their combined income is not enough to qualify for a loan to purchase a home, he said. The combined income, he said, is under $800 a iiionth. Public housing would be the preferred chbice of Debose, but there are no vacancies in the city's 480-units of sub I, el" S Russ ian Ro u lette? / MGM Ask Man, 30, Kil ls — ________________ Make sure what you are People could be fying false MO I M PW' It 'll another's, tell them the truth. other person hf you renege ona You'll find a tactful way. promise today. Better yet, don't Probe Continues ft Housing WIN AT BRIDGE your BUGS BUNNY Evening Herald—(USPS 48280)—Price 15 Cents 71st Year, No. 255—Wedresday, June 13 !_Sanf ord. Florida 32771 HOROSCOPE p THE TV \ I WA REPAIRMAN I I ____________ - - - _ J1 Extra Heart Beats FA ShauId Be Checked OF5T ORA ACROSS 44 Garment Answer to Previous Puzzle protector L fAt LI A IMI 01 I OlAF ii 1 Size of type 46 Graduate of T1i1T1i11 161IivFil 5 Rupee Annapolis IóióIôIilil ro-I-i-ImrtcI fraction (abbr) IINSA0 ITSM 9 Representa. 47 Singer Edith ____________ Al R RAID1 lions ___ Sr 12 Gold plated 49 Undrworld of IU statuette myth 1TI0IR8 13 Trig I1EtDtE11áElOt 51 Nook 14 Mountain f1 A It R - LI U 1 Al ul DEAR DR. LAMB — I am a 53 Wiped out (Sp) 11 57 Tossed (fliA!RtM 0 fjfTI 73-year-old male Who has CX 16 Build _____________ Dr. 58Morasluggish1IS'0INflA'cIC'U'81f' perlencedirregular heart beats l8Proofof I £INISIEL2J (!1A I i IIEIRI 59 Let it stand ____ ____ for 15 years. ownership (or __ JAlSlTIEI 60 more than LIDIOIIIRI 19 Ideal gas I've been having annual Lamb 17 Australian 39 Sing Swiss condition .j. physical examinations and DOWN capital (abbr.) style each time my door assures 19 Potato 22 Russian I Greek letter 20 Lose patience 41 Fashionable me that there is nothing that I mountains resort (P1.) 21 Name fora 24 Dentists should be concerned about. 42 Tips cat degree (abbr.) 2 Little devil Nothing that I do, not even 3 Roadster 23 Circus animal 43 Pleasure boat 25 Pope physical exertion, causes the process and can be quite iznpor4 Malarial fever 26 Feed to fill 45 Roman 27 Evil grin 5 Greek letter 28 Rebellious skips. Recently my doctor tant. emperor 29 Bear-like To help you I'm sending you 6 Cooled 31 Printing for demonstration 48 Golf term prescribed a tablet of Inderal 7 Was the blind 30 City in Peru 50 Starch each day. I though Inderal was The Health Letter number 6-12, concerned 35 Foreordain 32 Old stringed 52 Animal doctor used for high blood pressure. Heart Irregularities, Skipped 8 Went astray 37 Faithful instrument (abbr.) Mine's on the low side — Beats, Tachycardlas to help 10 Shade of tan 33 Reclined 38 Grinding you sort out this problem. Other 11 Fortune tellers 34 Kind of tree 54 Hebrew letter stone usually about 110 over , 55 Lamprey Is Inderal the kind of readers who want this issue can 40 Trig 12 Stable worker (p1) 41 Pen 15 Commercials 36 Brothers son 56 Prohibition medicine that I should be send 50 cents with a long, taking? What is it supposed to stamped, self-addressed en1 2 4 3 5 6 7 8 do? Is there a better medicine? velope for it. Send your request Or do I need any medicine at to me in care of this newspaper, 9 10 11 12 P.O. Box 1551, Radio City all? DEAR READER — There Station, New York, NY. 10019. — A person with recurrent are many different types of skipped beats should not smoke 16 irregular heart beats. They 18 — — — occurinindlvidualswithoutany or use any coffee or beverages 19 20 21 22 24 23 heart disease at all. If you were containing any caffeine. He to take continuous heart should maintain a regular ______________ ______________ 25 27 28 1 tracings on anybody, in the exercise program if his health course of a day or two you permitsandavoidanydigestive 29 30 31 — — — 32 33 3 would see some irregular heart disturbances. Indigestion beats, or skipped beats as seems to trigger such attacks. — 35 — — — 36 37 — — — Inderal is used to calm the people sometimes call them. I observed these in all the electrical activity of the heart 38 astronauts because we had muscle — really It neutralizes records on them for hours and or decreases a person's sen46 41 42 43 hours at a time while they wre sitivity to adrenaline. Of 47 being studied in space cham- course, excess adrenaline 48 49 — — 50 bet-s and in other conditions. I formation can be released as a 51 — — also saw them In many of the result of emotional stress, even 52 — 53 — — 54 55 58 healthy members of the Air from getting excited while 57 58 Force flying population. They watching your favorite football can be caused by heart disease game on teleVision. It is also J as well. To use the other end of used to lower blood pressure. So — — ______ the spectrwn, the onset of a it's correct to use it in either or — — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN heart attack may be associated both conditions, There are a number of other with extra beats. The only way you can medicines that can be used to determine the significance of control irregularities of the extra beats In a specific In- heart If they're needed. The dividual is through a medical choice of the proper medicine examination. If they occur depends upon the kind of sporadically In a young, healthy irregularity, what it shows on By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Individual, they're not likely to the electrocardiogram and be very Important. But if whether it is really bothering they're noticed for the first time you or causing symptoms. 1979 in pain and other difficulties, they sometimes solves the whole YOUR BIRTHDAY overindulge. Remember, much candy at one time will are probably part of that problem. June 13, 1979 Past experience can guide make you sick. You very successfully this coming year if you will rely SCORPIO (Oct. 2Nov. 22) uponit.Therein he the victories Lady Luck is not sitting on your you have been seeking. back fence today, so don't count _______________________________________________________ GEMINI May 21-June l) on her to Ian you out if you get Your judgment won't be as caught exaggeriting. —______________________ early pre-Blackwood (lays. sharp as it should be today. It's 8-12 NORTH Here we see Ely zind because you have a tendency to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. •A97 (Mrs. Culbertson) using it In V J 9 753 base your conclusions on op. 21) Today you have a tendency Bermuda in 1932. C Q 10 4 Jo's jump to four hearts timisin, rather than on facts, to hear only what you want to 452 showed one quick trick plus How to get along with other hear, Later, when things don't to two quick tricks and very EAST WT signs is one of the sections work out, you'll wonder why good trump support, so Ely 4' K 54 • Q 1062 you'll enjoy In your new Ast you weren't given all the facts. brought his four notrump 2 Graph Letter that starts with convention into action. His A9762 •KJ$53 ouyr birthday. Mail 81 for each CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan, bid guaranteed either three • 743 4' to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, 19) It's a pipedream to think aces or two aces and the sotrru king of trumps and asked Radio City Be sure to specify birth sign. don't have. M 4 ---marked for something else will aces, six hearts with the ace CANCER (June 21-July 22 ) have to pay the bill. • A K Q .110 of hearts and five of a suit Failing to appreciate the value with that ace. Vulnerable: Both another places on an object or Had she responded five AQUARIUS (Jan. Feb. 19) Dealer: South hearts, Ely planned to pass. situation could wind up costing Avoid any entanglements withWest Norills she responded five dinyou because of your others today, especially if they East SOUth Had 2V month, Ely would Have carelessness. are legal ones. A full unPass 4V Pass 4 NT signed off at five hearts. derstanding of Pass 7V Pus 54' the When she showed him the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't ramifications is not p=ible at pass Pass PASS snade ace, Ely bid the grand deal in deception today, even to this time. slam. spare someone's feelings. If PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Opening lead: • A __________________________ . __ 1 - - ORE THIS 6 ONE FOR - F _____ D . __ __________ I ¶ EVERYWHERE A SIGN - ty staff not to make meant to keep order, sign on the reception. "spontaneous" visits to the board's offices, All the signs are said County Commission Chairman Bob French today. The ists' desk will be removed Iiowt'ver, lie said. New signs posted on the door of and inside the county commis- _-•_ , ?-- . A. . .' i Ion meeting room warn persons to be _____________ quiet TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan lOONIES - ANPICAN114INK OP NOW,IWANTibLY1DPM NOONE MORL PSRVIN&- ThAAS uS OF V4- ____ by Craig - __ WELL. FOg PEfi 's SAK1 V. ' ' .. . . . - OI W4O taip ME GRANP CANN WII E1UID_MV __. I desk, p re-- moved some months ago, is back. The sign warns persons not to - - . . meetings ceptionist 's I ___ ,) , while are in session while an old sign on the re- - -proceed down the hail I FOR DIN past the commision- I R U%REE ___ HOURS er's inJh'idual offices A&o! o without seeking per. mission, A memo I adopted two years ___.._I . ago also warns coun- _______________ —. ..- - . - - - - - - - .1 - -I •--- ' -. ,. - - ' - ' - - '.- -- -------------. - . . - - - 4•_• •• - ---------------.;------.*--..--.--'.-- ---- ' ' F -' ' - ç. - ------- • -. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 12, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b0cf679032e4164e2534470d529d2483.pdf 7976efa80f037a06458be95b3cb8c6c5 PDF Text Text - Ev era let [ ening 71st Year, No. 232—Thursday, May 17, 1919—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Heraid—( USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents Road Prol"ects Approved ), Good Wipers Help To Fight Hazards -EvMi, Hsra$d £ Advertis.e', Sanford, Fl. County Voted Funds Wad., May 16,5 Thurs., May 17, Fog is a driving hazard - especially when a dense fog sweep. In while you are driving at expressway speeds. When this happens, get off the expressway as quickly as possible. You'll be safer from rear-end collisions on lesser roads. Better yet, don't drive. As soon as fog creep over the road, turn on your windAm wipers. "Dense" fog is merely a fine accwnulatjon of mist. Once the wipers are operating, you'll probably find the ...' If streaking continues, replace wiper rubber refills at the nearest service station. : Whenever fog rolls In, even In daytime, turn your bed1jdjøø Iow.besen. Without lights, you are Invisible to anyone coining from behind at high speeds. Headlights also let drivers approaching from the op. posite direction an you. 'L Cooling Tips Booklet If you are one who enjoys readyhavelearnedyoursubject. tinkering with your car, for the next season. 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WA lIsqI ............... 1 0ies3-A OUII*LV ...... 1143-A Spurn ............... Telsilsias ............ 11-A Weather ............... SPA 3224651 We hs kssp Amsdca movin g State House Posses ERA TALLAHAEE, Fla. (UP!) two-thirds approval, members tried to amend the man Ralph Haben, another - A procedural move by op Seminole Coimty'a two House legislation to call for a anti-ERA lawmaker, that the ponugs failed today and the members - Rep. Robert statewide refereidwn on ERA measure will the in the Senate. House passed the Equal Rights Hattaway, D-Altamonte but that amendment went down "yjjj, don't lose any sleep Amendment by tacking It onto a Springs, and Rep. Bobby to defeat, " Brantley said. over It Ralph," Barton told related Senate bill. . Brantley, R-Longwood, split The final vote In the House Haben. "We'll kill It when It The controversial ERA sur- their two votes on the amended was set up by Ms. Gordon's gets over here." vivedon a 65.53 vote and now hill. strategic move to amend the House 59 for Ms will force the Senate to either Hattaway, an advocate of question to another Gordon's amendment on a bill vote on the issue or kill it In the ERA, voted In favor while Ms. Gordon made the sucsponsored by Rep. Jim Scott, RRules Committee. Brantley opposed. "It will now cessful motion late Wednesday, Fort Lauderdale, who is also an Opponents tried to alter the probably go back to the Senate saying later Oat It would f ERA opponent. ERA amendment, sponsored by and be referred to the Rules a Senate vote on the politically Rep. Elaine Gordon, D-Mlaml, Committee where It will the on volatile Issue. Ms. Gordon, 1)-Miami, inby trying to force It to be a vote of 114,', Brantley said. However, Sen. Dempsey dicated Gov. Bob Graham and decided In next March's pcI- "In the process Sen. Scott's Barron, the arch enemy of the Senate ERA sponsor Jack mary election. human rights bill that was a ERA supporters, was unper- Gordon pl'y4 the mnjcr Mies but this failed as opponents good bill also will be killed." turbed by the strategy and In bringing the controversial could not muster the necessary "i with some other House promised House Rules Chair- amendme*t out at this time. Grads Going To - Ja*i=A1a*i By HeruidStaff SHARON CARRASCO School. because the fronton Is Inside said. There are also plans to But tradition will be altered and air conditioned. The add a new weight room. More than lOO seniors of Lake this year with the pomp and fronton Will accommodate Although the construction Brentley going to High School will be clrcurnstancemarth held at the seating for was expected to be completed June 9. the Jai-Alai fronton on Orlando Seminole Jai-Alai be standing room, he this year, Mandeville said it Fronton, Fern Park. "Graduation Is usually our will probably be delayed for With caps and gowns in hand, Current st con ruction beneath largest crowd of the year," another year. they won't be going to gamble. the e th Inst a ll a ti on M st adlwn end e d evi lle said. "We will an devifl They already know they'll be The high Writer Arriirit of 1413 & Park Ave., Sanford, Mrs. Buck has lived in $'f4 for ITh years and six years in Seminole 54 By DONNA FSTES tourists don't come down from the north, what is going to happen? Herald Staff Writer "The House took the attitude It was going to spend everything. I "We've won the battle and now we'll have to see what happens believe If the appropriations committee had been told to cut $500 on the Senate side," said State Rep. Robert Hattaway, Dmillion from the bill, the cut would not have been from roads or Altamonte Springs today. He was talking about the ap education," Brantley said. propriatlons bill passed by the Florida House of Representatives "There is stuff placed In the budget just to eat up money," he which Included his pet project of a $1 million allocation for the said, citing as an example Items In the Department of Health and Center Street project. Rehabilitative budget such "prophylactics In colors and polka The hill also included for Seminole County, Hattaway said, dots." $50,000 for library construction; $50,000 plus to continue the blind Hattaway, meanwhile, said putting the $500 million into a trust mosquito research program and $561,000 to Improve the Wekiwa fund for a "rainy day" would not have been wise. "With inflation Springs state park located in Seminole and Orange counties. factors being what they are, the money should be spent for "Seminole County did very well in the appropriations bill," said transportation, roads and the building of schools," he said. Hattaway, who one week ago today wrested the $1 million away "If the money is invested In roads, It will pay dividends In the from an Orange County appropriation to fund part of the Center next three years. I vleweçPthia as a businessman would," he said. Street project. The project includes an overpass of Interstate 4 "Instead of asking the taxpayers for more money three years and Mate Route 436 to a bypass of the busiest section of 436. The bypass road would run north on Palm Springs Road to Center 'The House Is telling the people Street, an unimproved dirt road toifontgomery Road. west of 1-4. Hattaway's Seminole County colleague in the House, Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, however, vIewed the appropriations bill to bite the bullet and then firing differently today, saying It Is "the mot Irresponsible thing the Home has done during the whole session. I voted against It," he said. at them with a .357 magnum' "The bill took the president's seven percent inflation guidelines, using the guidelines as a mandate to increase everything by 7 from now, we will be doing those things needed today with less percent, including the salaries of the governor and the Cabinet. I money." Hattaway said rebating the money to the taxpayers questioned whether Gov. Graham needs an extra $7,000 annually would have amounted to about $55 per taxpayer," not a In salary. I also asked how we are going to be able to go home and explain to the people of our districts what has been done," significant amount." Brantley said. "Seminole County has fared very well In the appropriations "The House is telling the people to bite the bullet and then firing bills," Hattaway said. it at them with a .357 magnum. Hattaway said the House will consider the finance and tax "There were 22 House members including myself who felt It package next week and he foresees no increase In taxes. He added would be better and more responsible to hold the money and see that Gov. Graham has announced a special session will be called what happens to the economy of the state later. We don't know in December when a report being compiled by a special tax study what the gas shortage is going to do to the state's economy. If the commission will be made public. adolnng Mrs. Gatch.l's So far this year 21 IndivIdual children hive been Heisted with cloU food or medical care by the club. 'We are getting a lot of mileage for the dollars spent," he added, becasse of the cooperation of. local doctor and ____ ___ school's booster club of a sprinkler system on the probably have between also has raised several e For the pad three years, field has forced the high school and 4,000 " thousand dollars for the InVWIUMII daiS graduation ceremonies have tomake the For the past couple of years, stallatlon of a sprinkler system been held at the high school's move. Lake Brantley High School has for the field, Mandeville said. football field and stadium, said Mandeville said he expects been dealgnlng and installing The well is being dug this week Tony Mandeville, assistant students, relatives and parents dressing rooms for athletes and completion of the entire principal at Lake Brantley High alike to appreciate the move under the stadium, Mandeville system Is slated for two weeks. graduating. New Owners Plan Cavalieer Motor Inn Reopeni*ng .. .......... ..± _ nmID - - Sanford Auto Parts - 2421 S. FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 1742) Fast-dryIng sprays for this particular Slope." She also credits her husband Richard's usderetanding for making it piia4h. In nominating Mrs. Buck, Ardella Reitsel, president of SISTER, stated "She seems to be Involved In more projects than himtn1y possible, but always comes tirosigh with a lob well done. Vivian is sincerely Ist.rsd.d in this community and gives willingly of her time and expertise to promote worthwhile projects In all flekb go has a searching mind that pinpoints essential details, this solving problems and V*thglng them to a successful lot do11-you,s,lf.,. or A.A. McQenahao, chaIrmen of the committee for on- derprivileged children, said that as an 11-year-old boy, he had been sent to camp and received a bike from a Kiwanis Quband iftwuuup.daflygratIfybig for him to work oa Mrs. Gatch.Is footsteps.' ______ ISIS Sadie. OWN of ftQuid Hit Pro. Top-of.U..$ne Uaint.na, Free itlsiy comes wIth eo month warranty and maximum starting p. The Roberta L Gatchel Award banner was turned over to Mrs. Buck by lad year's winner, Peggy Hattaway. Mrs. Hattaway said that every morning when she saw her award hanging In her home she would tell herself, "DO something today to deserve it." Other past winners of the award Include Irene Laney (1*), Val Colbert (1970), Rossinond Chapman (1971), Charlotte Sinfth (1972), Dr. Maria Perez (1113), Bill Glelow (1974-75), Myrtle Gradlck, (1976), and Doris Dietrich (1977). of It. Everyday l walk ln LIst UJr)idLJ 73.17 James. L. MeWinuter, isdal Awards chairman of the Kiwanis Cl* who aenoiasd the wbmar, said 13 local groups were asked to pi1.n14 candidates for the honor. The plaque was presented by Kiwanis President Jack Weible. 'I hop. I can be worthy JJ Ij She was chairman 1 the Community Iniprovement Project (CIP) May Brimch and December Barbecue and aidedoilcountless other organlastions in worthwhile coal. 11rele" Avenue. After receiving the award, Mrs. Buck said, "I hope I can be worthy of It. Everyday I walk In Mrs. Gatchel's foot- AUTO TOUCH UP___ SPRAY PAINT IF VIM= Buy a $et of four Monro.Magnum• or RadlaI.Matic Shocks. And for a limited time get ten dollars back on the purchase of either sit. It works ilk, this. Buy any set of four MonroMagnum• or RadiaI.MatIc• shocks, we'll live you $10 back right an the spot. Ten bucks. Shocking isn't it? t ruI w __ Quband asalstant director ofDldrlct5; Isonthe program Planning committee and has worked on the UtIle Miss BPW Contest for four years. She also is active In the Woman's Club of Sanford, Sanford Business Association, and the greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. By JANE CARSELERRY Herald Stall WrIter Vivian l. Buck, nominated by both the Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club and SISTER, Inc., was named thIs year's winner of the Roberta Gatchel Woman of the Year Award Wednesday by the Kiwanis Club of Saulor Th. award Is presented annually by the club to the women who has most nii.UIiky devoted herself to the batterinlit of the oommWdt and Is given hi methory 01 Mrs. Getchel, who died In 1117. Mrs. Gatchel catered itlicheon meeting. kr Sanford Kiwanis as well as other grcsçe and when she died willed a $37,000 estate to the club to edihlish a fond for underprivileged children. Uk. Mrs. Gatchel, this year's recipient Is also a caterer and operates a restaurant In the some building on Sanford 50 years cAsH .. ..- We've got O .•l 'F:LO-RIDAM —'a — I For Library; Research fog not as dense as you first thought. If your wipers streak, squirt washer fluid on the wind-' shield. This should wash away any oily accumulation. - terms of the sale ad the Iho vali Meter in on Highway_1743, just of Airport Bsvard III Sanford, Idle since 'p nir--i in I1flii#d — fit the u connected with Mnci..l.. the isw of the lOCal PIt would not be ma& ple forced Its dosing in Howsvu,thespolen Odder of of 1171, has been seN to a C"r-buid wch -to saiddomsidweviiintals thSOIIeC4!aitemnndtbst whim In in .1es'Ware COInI)lIItd to being the dradrs up to (dN, the I f* epglI vII sPeaks. hW 4' he Is. cam *w vrariamsats for the lie of the property. coadltios that lb con- Iad building cods violations leach, who own" the mstslq.mu,sM.Ióugesine. No cue. ita. - .,; - Maclion comply with lbs rdo led lsvwl d as - ____ Qly record, sh that the 164 natal àIs, which were constricted rar1y in ago* by the ChaabeI1a M.1ng adWrt.4he$ wulmeSedr*y cp1e'uuldipumaM$4 rental salts that Were velistarily closed by Eliluor after It was - 4dUII4IbsrMmile did id meat b"* d of 3- by - -' firs codes. The hr do dde (nilty Affairs Department took over 109i1Io. and certification of such is. Cods vlolatlosa were b. , Is, isspsdd aid Is wIS Is.' 111115. 1 - - - lHIasr voluntarily d,sedmetd asad a .hesttho.rin1m,b. deli lbs .adiat rsstaua$ aid leag., p1jj - - in . --r aid in wstive of - ,- - — to episode the restaurant - ' 7 - -- It, he COIN& In- 110 for '" ! ' •t . , . . .. -ç* •1.. --;•_..J. •... �2A—Evening Herald, Sanfwd, pl. Thursday, May Ih Im W IR I I w IN BRIEF Film Director Arrested For Cocaine Possession FRANKFURT, Wed Germany (UP!) - Judicial sources said today American film director Stan Dragc*l, husband of model Cheryl Tiegs, had about 24 grams of cocaine taped to his back when he was arrested at a Frankfurt airport Sunday. The sources also said r...41 claimed to have about another 30 grams of Cocaine found in the plane in which he was traveling. Judge Werner Dinde, who will preside over a hearing to determine whether Drogoti should be allowed ball or 1g In jail pending his trial, said West German security men searched the American after an electronic sensing device beeped as It passed over his body. Dine added that DTagotl Is unlikely to be granted bail because be does not live In West Germany. : : Three Officials Resign 7Vee highranking CZUMEL Mexico (UP!) members of the Mexican government resigned on the eve of Cuban President Fidel Castro's date visit today, throwing Into disarray the government's plans for his wicome. None mentioned Castro and all three said y were quitting for "personal" reasons. The three members of cabinet who resigned Wed. nesday night citing "personal reasons" were Foreign Relations Secretary Santiago Roel, Secretary of the Interior Jesus Reyes Heroles, who is In charge of police, and Programming and Budget Secretary Ricardo Garcia S&lflL Ali three immediately replaced. But informed sources said that because of the unexpected Makeup in the Mexican government, Castro's arrlva), scheduled for noon EDT, could be delayed from two to four hours. Gen Haig Gen. Haig Issues Warning BRUSSELS, Belgium (UP!) - Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr., NATO's supreme commander In Europe, says the organization must consIdr whether to expand Its role to deal with Soviet incursions In the Middle East, Africa and Asia. The Western allies "cannot afford to Ignore even the short-term consequences of untended, Illegal Soviet adventurlam In the Third World," said Haig, who retires in June after four years as NATO's military chief. FBIProbes Barron Policeman Iniured In HighwSpeed ChaseByGEOFFMPoUNDS Herald Staff Writer An Altamc*ge Springs motorcycle patrolman was Injured and one Florida Highway Patrol trooper was forced off the road Wednesday In a high-speed auto chase on Interdate4 following the theft of a car from a Casselberry dealership. The Highway Patrol said two patrol cars began pursuit of a 1V5 yellow Pontiac Trans Am at shortly after 6 pin., when they received word the vehicle had been stolen from the Auto Trader Dealership on state Road 4X in CAssel". Trooper Phil Dixon, heading east on 14 near Lake Mary, noticed ft In front of him and began pursuit. Dixon pulled alongside the , t the driver zoomed away and began jumping from lane to lane, the Highway Patrol reported. A second FHP car, driven by trooper John Davis, entered the chase and the twa' momentarily boxed the driver in, but the driver drove on th median and raced away. The Highway Patrol said the drlvei reaching speeds of 120 mph, swerved from lane to lane, narrowl missing motorists, before abruptly turning on the median jw before the Lake Monroe Bridge. At that point, the Highway Patrc reported, the driver drove across the median and headed weal bound, still swerving erratically. At one point, troopers said, pickup truck was bumped off the road. As the speeding driver headed toward Orlando, units from th Seminole County Sheriff's Department and the Altamonte Spring Police Department entered the chase. Trooper Davis' vehicle experienced a blowout on one of the tirn and he was forced to pull onto the median, where his beate engine ignited the dry grass. A small fire wall exUnguished by thi trooper before It could spread, the Highway Patrol reported. Officer Alexander Caplan of the Altamonte Springs Pollcm Department, pursuing the driver on his motorcycle, hit a patch ol debris the Maitland interchange and began skidding, the Highway Patrol reported. Caplan's cycle went out of control and be was thrown tothe pavement, sliding 575 feet, police said. He received burns and bruises bruises and was taken to Florida Hospital where he Is today reported In satisfactory condition, the Highway Patrol said. A road block On Interstate 4 was poted now the Fairbanks exit in Orange county and the fleeing driver was forced off the road and Into an abutment. Troopers Immediately apprehended 18year-old Jeffrey Halter of 0 Orange St., Altamonte Springs, the Highway Patrol said. Also taken Into custody was a 15-year-old passenger In Halter's car. Halter was taken to the Seminole County Jail, charged with grand theft, possession of more than five grams of marijuana, attem*Ing to elude police and reckless driving. He remains In custody today In lieu of $55O0 bond, sheriff's deputies said. JEWEL F rings worth $l,5 were stolen sometime between Friday evening and Saturday morning from a Maitland home, according t Sq'Ir County deputies. James W. Catter Jr., 31, of 2670 Derbyshire, Maitland, told p deputies entry was gainedbyprying open a window on the west aide of his home.Although other valuables were In "plain view," the burglars chosetO steai only the jewelry, Catter salt A one-carat gold ring with diamonds and a gold and silver ring comprised some of the stolen jewelry, Catter said. $3,866 BURGLARY An antique ring, movie outfit and other property valued at more than $3000 was stolen from the home of a Sanford man, according to Seminole County deputies. Michael Wenger of Box 204..D Markham Woods Road, Sanford, said burglars entered his home through a window on the west side of his residence. Exit was made through the french doors In the * Fires * Courts * Police Beat report. Police said the thieves broke In through a side door and once Inside they proceeded to take a 12400t section of shag carpet, kitchen cabinets, hardware and other Items valued at $1,000. '• WASHINGTON (UP!) New government statistics show the nation's economy has turned sluggish, but whether the slowdown will lead to a recession later this year Is still an open question. There were these economic developments Wednesday: —Housing construction declined slightly during April and an industry spokesman predicted the situation would deteriorate further because mortgage funds appear to be drying up. —Output of the nation's mines, factories and utilities took its biggest dive In four years during April,but the government attributed most of the drop to labor problems within the trucking industry. —Barry Bosworth, director the Council on Wage and Price Stability, bluntly projected a recession unless Inflation can be controlled and said American workers must accept lower wage settlements as part of the deceleration process, - WASHINGTON (UPI) Herald Photos by Torn Vincent SANFORD K MART OPENS Proud of their newest store, officials of K mart were on hand for the grand opening of the new Sanford K mart today. From left, top photo, W.T. Lewandowskl, store manager; John G. Mestan, district manager; R.O. Williams, vice president In charge of sales, Troy, Mich.; developers Calvin Bell and Craig Jacobs of Seaboard-Calina Development; and Phil Holmberg, of Phil Holmberg Construction Co., Jacksonville, general contractor. In photo below, store greeter Jackie Dawson (center) welcomes early customers to the store located at U.S. Highway 17-92 and Airport Boulevard. Not Quantity rights reserved. responsible for fVpOiraphical California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. has assurances from President Carter his gasoline-hungry state will get an additional 50,000 gallons a day, but he Is dill critical of the administration's energy program. Brown, expected to challenge Carter for the presidential nomination, met with the president and Energy Secretary James Schlesinger Wednesday to lobby for more gasoline supplies for California. He got the gasoline and said he was treatedwell. But he still had some critical remarks about the Energy Department and the petroleum Industry. - errors PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE HWY. 17-92 at 27th St. DAILY 9-9 SUNDAY 10.7 • Hayakawa Has A Solution WASHINGTON (UP!)— Sen. S. I. Hayakawa, RCalif., says he has a solution to the gas shortage: let the price soar so high that only the rich can afford to drive cars. "The Important thing Is that a lot of the poor don't need gas because they're not working," Hayakawa told reporters Wednesday after the California congressional delegation met with President Carter to discuss the gasoline shortage. The senator said the wealthy would drive their Cadillacs "whether they have to pay 00 cents for gas or $2 to $3 for gas." "That's what It means to be wealthy," be said. Alaskan Wildlife Bill Passes WASHINGTON (UP!)— President Carter and the nation's conservationists have scored a major victory In efforts to save Alaskan wilderness and wildlife from the ravages of human development projects. DeAte cries It was condenunfrig motorists to wait in line for gollne, the Hose vdad 166 Wednesday to pet 110 millIon acres of 411 'lusn lands an area larger than California Into, national parks, wildlife refuges and wilderness. And this has made my day," Carter said when Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus called to tell him of the vote. 4F 52 Arrested In 'Sting' JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) were in police custody. of stolen property. Police swept through the city "I don't want to chase any The operation was named for early today looking for 52 people away," he said. "We're Jacksonville Sheriff Dale persons to be arrested in a making arrests in pockets. I Carson and then FBI agent in "sting" operation Involving at want to keep the word down, I charge Arthur Nehrbass. least a half million dollars in do not want to spend hundreds stolen property. of man-hours chasing (sus. By 8:30 am., 27 persons had pects)." NOTICE - been arrested and more were being sought. The latest arrests reportedly Police Director of Operations were a spin-off of the C and N N. P. Richardson declined to warehouse operation, in which discuss the ding arrests until police and FBI agents pretendall those named In warrants edtobe fences for various kinds i ne - - Weicker Drops Out Of Race By United Press Kiteruatienel One Republican presidential candidate -Sen. Lowell Weicker of Connecticut already, and unexpectedly, has dropped out of the race while another Rep. Phil Crane of Illinois vows to fight on despite big debts and staff - - - Weicker, convinced he couldn't even win In his own date, Wednesday became the first candidate to withdraw from the crowded field for the 1980 GOP nomination, alter only two months on the track. In recent weeks, Crane reported his campaign was $80,000 In debt—mod of it owed to conservative direct mail fund-raiser Richard Vlguente. His top campaign staff manager-Rich WIllIn.on, operations director Tony Palladino, pollster Arthur Finkalulein and several other - BAN ROLL-ON The Person Holding Ticket Number 4972 For The L.T.D. Club National Jamboree Charity Benoit Has Until May 21 To Claim Prize. 1.5 oz. 99 $ - One and ONLY 0 Suit Sale! May Only golden opportunity Egi4esbjk SANFORD PLAZA HANG 10 DARK TANNING LOTION 4 oz. Accident Probers At Site MIDDLETOWN, Pa (UP!)— 1 special co,nlnI.1ei-i President Carter pledged would make a thorough Investigation of Three Nil. T.Iand began Its 004115 probe today Into the cs of the nation's word nuclear acelde'* and the riupome of those In Charge. Psmmsylvanla Gov. Dick Thernburgh and ftn other high-ranking date officials was achesd to till the President's Co,nn"oi' on the Accident it 1ie Mile Island about the difficulties they faced in coping with the tbreat of disaster. It was the commission's first visIt to Middletown, when, on April 1—alter touring the stricken facility -Carter premised he would be "personally respohk" for In,,Mlgdhig.wd Informing the American people about Three Nile Island. VASELINI LOTION 'Integration Still A Dreams COLUMBIA, S. C. (UP!)— On the 360 aamnMnsuy of the U. & Supreme Court's historic riding knocking down "separate bid equal" school laws, NAACP Ezecetirs Director Benjeniks Books .sys me"g?id kditIo. Is 'dllla dream, pu*idaflYinthSNiith "We mute that the c""i'4 has not been f6111114" the $4.year41d New York attorney told nIpeetan Wed. 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"We note d= . AU 111 MIX VOI'U WM N 323-1776 ' FLSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE MEMBER ((lvi SN SANKI(( AT SOWNTOWN $ CINTRAL TIL C P.M.. 1; Al. 'TILC:lS P.M. DOWNTOWN IANFOD W.PlI*TIT. C(NTRAI. SANFORD seas HWY. ii.n SANFORD PLAZA DRIVE-INS (98.m..3p.m.) SOO" IN LONGWOOØ iesesit PRICES GOOD ThRU WED. MAY 23 . -S S f Economic Indicators 'Reveal Sluggish Economy Robber Suspect Killed In Chase -- - Brown Gets More Gas -Sen. Dempsey Barron said governor and cabinet when the under construction at 1736 W. 14th St. some time late Monday today his business dealings are Inquiry was made public nighi or early Tuesday morning, Sanford pollee report. :heing Investigated by the FBI several months ago. He has Inside the building, the thief took a table saw valued at as part of a be of suspected said he has done nothing wrong. $786,Once police said. The borne under construction is owned by Levi br1bery and klckbicks In the Barron and Sen. W.D. Qill- Coleman of Sanford. $240 million land aquhltlon den, DPensacola, were reHOUSE BURGLARY "program directed by Harmon sponaible for Shields getting ThevesbrokIntoahouseunercolonati09 i Court Shields, and holding onto his Job. They sometime between Monday and Wednesday, Sanford police " "I'm not worried," Barron publicly urged his appointment, aId. "They (the FBI) won't persuading a Cabinet majority ndI'vedonean)gwrong to take him over strong because I haven't." jectlona of then Gov. Reubin ' He said thp FBI Is probing his Askew and two other members. onnectIon with Hamilton Kenner, a West Florida banker Gov. Bob Graham has hinted md head of M.K Ranches inc. he will vote to fireShields, Which sold 6,900 acres of flood- regardless of whether any jone land to the date for $1.7 char'es are brou&* In the federal Investigation. He said 01U4Th'DO, Flu. (UP!) - A had NDWizoIhebank — jun't audits scoring doses of bnpro.. suspected robber was think the result would have The purchase Involved lands pridles and "1Puhod PdlCeS fatally woundedbank Wednesday by been the sane. Those two ofiji Gulf and Franklin County for under his Panagrnent are a police lieutenant who Intend- berg are two of the bed we've hlch Kenner's firm paid an grounds for replacing Mm, but ad to cash a personal check got." average of $87 an acre and sold no action will be taken edU the during lunch but walked into York said the robbery suspect tO the date for about $270 an FBI Inquiry Is completed. Um middle of a holdup, then ordered a bank employee, It Is one ofll land deals Graham _ derdU__ he am) the r federal Investigation. U. Dennis Pelerion, a 15- Michael Bell, to come with him as grabbed an unspecified Cabinet ti waking IX the year Orlando PokCS Depart.he B&ron said he knows Ken- Legislature to adjourn before mont veteran, lift his wife amount of money am)_caped. Peterson ra Wo the parking nor, Panama City neighbor of lowering the boom on ilde waiting In the car when he ls,: but has no business for fear of angering Barron, D walked into a Barnett Bonk Id,jumped in the car with his 'bVwjthhünthathe knows Panama City and chairman of located In a shopping center. wile and took off after the bank The Tampa Tribune said the powerful Rules Committee, be t day that court land files show and Childers, the pesuldent. 5 Rester PeterbOfl, approached the ivapect, Peter. is an lavestigitly, supervisor In son r business dealings between designate of the Senate. Ma wife's gun and OPDs juvenile divlsn, Lrtcnand Kanner or M4 l ordered him to surrender, Recent disclosures have leaches . aCcotding to York. pointed up DNR covsnu of dl.d of the As the gwanan turned and t Ill.gal expahelos to prohibited was suspended as beach aros of motels In which 1*iik by an armed gwlmw, fired at Paterson, Na hostage hhd of the Department of Barron has an tog. contacted thin police broke free and ducked behind a headquarters on his portable car. Peterson returned the firs, - raft while theman Was not hlttIlthe luapSdIn the ft" looking. Paterson's wife heard aith One bullet. HOSPITAL NOTES Maall for help on her car York smapect,Jlm Myers, 36, of Orlando died raft she had the Widiseeday nigist at ThrIdo May 16 pw"o')plaI presence of mind HospitaL The ps&s cliii said Aa. ADMISSIONS maCNan is to day pet," said Police Chief hshadtwoprsvionoconyictiong D.sr. P. Sl.dy James York. "God forbid she for robbery. Lynda Cartw *IllI.m P0* Jr. William C. Boyles 1dard V. Hall Mack Co.nøs Jr. F. HubWd car" 11. "oftclaw Ii P. Mae Frank Kew • N. W&$i swti. Lawis. merLSa JamesLo, musi CON William J. Males lie .1. Pines Laven O'NNI aAaW$jtoij, EhlN,1.ij,YW, BaMlmnor,, lid. wy Jo MSSVL flona uavern. Pirkins aid Mrs. Ullie N. Pwish, Mon. $Isar New $mw,i. wirie Wayne Pssa l.I Will=Sjobbmi &., Orlando; Mrs. Joan Lint, rtPwr I. FNrs, am" City (resins prim any N. McDew.II,. Winter (NI. $lary Mary mad Wsuday Harken, ken, Ga. 13 gr dchldr., ki Feshmire,Do" Bern take Musy, $ S'RY$$ Jamas A. Price, oone he lvii e Ml Ms .. H' Mary lieNs Yew, asw, City & P'rM Hens-PA I. was a relied IXmer.ond Was ii ma retired 111014U11111Seminal, u1 IfrsWd 411115"*) as n cuMu'II Ilsik ye May Lab _Mitt PfiSb$SrtU 71. PiL 233 _________ _____ Clow sJoaLoM, cwaisu WIL(ally — lasNy, * Sa$arNyØy The Us is survived by two a., LIAM. $1. — Pimeral sinlcss a. PsN Ave., $aM,t PS,. urn. ,Charles WINIM S111111111611011 sr., Cbsjja Jr., R. $$b Lake Mary. -. died — class PusN Pall $isS,,4 PNeIN aiim CaaMy and AUred WaUiy In Oriand,, win be at PJII. $aSiirdsy, at (mum eesisNusay: Week ;1l,.Ng$,.$,,, Yom $$Ii., Labi MU7; ___ foar 1*•V MaN: w..as ces,, mum 5$41a C ru*s.uU., 111 ~01 111111011111. SerIal In Lake Ifl Mu. Deili C Mary Cimitiry. SrI.sen isoss, in; *s. Mu!y Pasersi NeMIPA In cliar,s. I S TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI) Hatchett made Florida histo- in New Orleans. Florida state Supreme Court ry in 1976 by becoming the first A }Lward University law Justice Joseph Hatchett will be black to win a statewide office. graduate, llatchett was appointed to the U.S. 5th Circuit He was the first black state unavailable for comment. His Court of Appeals today by Supreme Court justice in the secretary said he was er:rute President Carter, Sen. Dick South when then-Gov. Reubin to Washington fcr an unrelated Stone's office said. Askew appointed him to fill an meeting. Stone's Washington office unexpired term on July 8, 1975. Hatchett was nominated for said Carter will announce the The 465-year-old jurist would the post by Stone and Senate appointment at the White House be the first black to serve on the colleague Lawton Chiles, Dat 2:30 p.m. today. 5th circuit court headquartered Florida. IN BRIEF Other property valued at $3,013 Included a.35 caliber Smith and Deals Weason revolver, deputies say. 1. TA3LZjAW.TAZEN TALLABS8EE,.'(tJp1) Natural *elouiè,j b e " Atet rinovedthe plywoâd panels over the door to a home k Friday, May 18, 1979-3A Carter Names Hatchett dining roo. lm 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. : Police also said the thieves struck matches on the bedroom wall of the house, but there was no fire damage. The home Is being constructed by Coronado Industries. ROBBERY CONVICTION James Albert Stroman, 21, of Orlando pleaded guilty to one count of armed robbery In circuit court Monday. Stroman was charged In connection with a Jan. 24 holdup of the Fins Service Station at date Road 436 and Howell Road hi Seminole County. A presentencing Investigation was ordered. BICYCLE STOLEN 11w bicycle of a nine-year-old boy was reported stolen Tuesday from a bike rack at Weklva Elementary School, L.ongwood, ac cording to Seminole County deputies. The 244nch Schwlnn bicycle was valued at $95 and belonged to C boy who lives at 132 Harrogate Place Longwood, deputies say. Action Reports ------ - I - - - ... - a - - 55. 5 - 5- - . . •5* -S -- - - - .- - - - - -. S - - ...........- -- - - - - -S -, •I :'---' '-S '--' .. - 5' .' .- '--"'S - �Evening 111[erEM 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2011 or 831-9993 Thursday, May 17, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor Famed marathon swlirimer Stella Taylor of Fort Lauderdale has agreed to be the honorary chairman of this year's Golden Age Olympics. Instrumental In 5e1 this outstanding athlete for the annual senior citizen event In Sanford was Gene Kellner, manager of the Central Florida Red Cross Chapter, who Is an old friend. Keltner is on the committee to develop U.S. swimmers for the olympics in Moscow. 1 Around 9 RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Charges of "male chauvinist" filled the air at Longwood's City Commission meeting when Commissioner J.R. Grant told City Administrator Dave Chacey a man would be able to handle the job oi l _____ An Is er oth ___ lly of city recreation director better than the woman Chacey was considering for the job. Grant said the The Clock woman hired by the city last summer scent most of her time sitting in the shade of a tree, and besides, a By JANE CAS8ELBERRY woman couldn't handle fights like a man. Commissioner Ray Lelbensperger agreed Stumbling "Physical prowess should be considered." "Quality counts, not the sex," said Commissioner Steve Barton. "Did you see me playing bail the other day?" asked Mayor June I4rmann, hoping to score a point for her sex, "I hit the bail." "Maybe we'd better hire a man," was the Putdown from Lelbensperger. The Fourth of July Committee will meet at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 p.m. today. All clubs and organizations, as well as Greater Interested Individuals are Invited to attend this session to plan for the annual Fourth of July celebration. Donations to help pay for the fireworks are being accepted from businesses or civic and fraternal organizations. - Any person interested in being considered for appointment to Seminole Community College Board Trustees should send their resume to Tom .1 McDonald, P.O. Box 17Th, Sanford. The governor will make two appointments to the board from three recommended by the local selection committee. of Good Samaritan Home will celebrate Its 33rd anniversary Sunday, May 20, with a program at Free Will Holiness Chur ch, & Mulberry Ave., Sanford. beginning at 3 p.m. Art Grindle, local businessman and civic leader will be the speaker. Horace Orr, president of SEEDCO and member of the Good Samaritan Home Board of Directors, will be master of ceremonies. Special music will be pr esented by the New Mt. Cal vary Baptist Chur ch Choir No. 2. This will be the first anniversary observance since the death of the founder and president, Mother Ruby Lee Wilson in January, so the program will ' include a memorial meditation. The Carter administration is worried about Turkey and with good reason. This strategic ally is experiencing crippling economic and social problems. Should Turkey umble Into the kind of ANGL E.WAL TERS • VIEWPOINT abyss that engulfed neighboring Iran, NATO's southern flank would be laid bare, the Middle East further threatened by Soviet expansionism, and the Why Mediterranean's eastern basin brought that much . , LI ice closer to becoming a Russian lake. Turkey's current problems are rooted In a badly faltering economy. The Inflation rate is more than Xlk 10 Burger _ 50 percent a year, the unemployment rate is more *: ,04~0& , NW : than 20 percent. Turkey's factories are operating at r , only 55 percent of capacity. And the government of i i Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit Is juggling foreign ____ debts totalling nearly $5 billion. Such economic woes have in turn fueled political WASHINGTON (NEA) — in all the hullabaloo ByDONGRAFF ___ and religious strife between the Sunni and Alevi about oil and gas shortages, soaring prices and — "He looks li ke a chief justice," observed the Moslem sects—disorders that took more than 700 the safety of nuclear power, one crucial element president in announc ing the appointment of the energy problem has gotten surprisingly j. lives last year. That was May 21, 1969, and Warren Elrl With such a surpassing political and military short shrift. ____ Burger certainly did. White-haired, handsome, Despite the obvious incentives, neither the stake in Turkey's stability, the major NATO dignified, he could have been Central Casting's e government nor private industry seems choice for the job. partners have pressing reasons to Join In an effort federal jjij to capitalize on the political opportunity to rescue Mr. Ecevit's government from its generated by the current crisis to accelerate the He was, however, Richard*Nixon's, whose hope It was that the new chief justice wo%4d gathering crisis, development of solar power and other renewable preside over a new era on the United States Congress, however, has been Inexcusably slow in sources of energy. ReAm Supreme Court, one of "strict constructlonlsrn" But the actual government commitment to grasping the severity of Turkey's problems. Thus t h at throu gh narrow interpretations of 4h the Senate Foreign Relations Committee recently solar and other forms of renewable energy Constitution would modify if not reverse the rejected the Carter administration's request for $50 remains miniscule In terms of money and liberal impact of the court's previous and manpower, especially In comparison to the million in military aid to modernize Turkish forces resources lavished upon conventional fuels and historic 16 years under Chief Justice Eál za committed to NATO. Instead, the committee in. nuclear power. Warren. sisted on rewriting the grant as a loan, repayable at Even Carter's proposed "energy security WzTn Burger during the decade past his _]_ commercial Interest rates, a gratituitous affront fund," to be created from the proceeds of his certainly presided over a different court. It his that will rankle the Turks despite the committee's windiall profits tax on decontrolled oil, contains __________________________________________________ dealt with questions — obecently,capltal punishment, abortion, press liberties — no less diiflclt subsequent decision to approve $100 million In only modest new support for solar technoiogies. and fundamental to American society than tbe A mere 5 percent of the total fund would be economic aid. WASHINGTON WORLD ci vil liberties-oriented decisions for which the allocated to such uses. Unless the Congress Is prepared for another Iran, a year now since Carter ordered a Warren court was most noted. But there the it should forget Its lingering pique over Turkey's maItjorhasIntbeen resemblance ends. eragency review of t he government's 1974 before it is too late. program options in the solar energy field, and Where the Warren decisions, if often cohmore than five months since he received the final troverslal dearly dated broadly appUcae report of that task force. The president has yet to principles, the current court has as often shown bl comment on the policy review, although the Washington. This was the first big antinuke Itself divided In opinion, limited In vision aid By ARNOLD SAWLAZ White House says a message on solar energy will ambiguous In reasoning. Rather than clarifyiig ft be festiomi "" WASHINGTON. (UPI) — The recent effort In Washington and even If the low estimate In confused ths*. leading to the policy review report outlined Washington gathering of 0,000 (or 78,600 Of 0,000 was iCCUate, It was an ZDSIMS vice a new tool to deal with careless or Intentionally forgetful Inconclusive litigation. three possible levels of solar commitment 100,000) people to demand the shutdown of turnout. taxpayers. The court has Indeed taken a conseZZ through the year 2000, IncludIng one option that nuclear power plants was compared by some to And thousands _n their Before the Three Mile Island accident, It is course, as desired by the president who returns can attest to its effectiveness, after coughing up ad- would have the nation obtain 25 to 30 percent of the antiwar protests of nearly a decade ago. probable most Americans believed government shaped it. But It has not done so cohesively. It Its total energy from renewable sources by that As In those marches in 1968.72, the crowds and ditlonal dollars, in assuring that Americana meet power company assurances about the ab- has not developed and expressed a coherit il time, Carter is expected to pursue a lesser goal, assembled near the White House and flowed soIute safetyofn I ; obligation for living in a free society. uc ear plantsor simply were not philosophy and a consident approach to primarily to limit costs. ("Iflarched" implies some kind of parade aware of the IUU, But these are, for the most part, honest taxpayers. constitutional questions. discipline) up Pennsylvania Avenue to Energy Secretary James Schlesinger, who The IRS concedes, as related In the mod recent issue of U.S. Before the accident, there was a coalition of News and World Report, that It Is unable to rope with a per. been lukewarm at best toward the potential of Ca pitol grounds. That may or may not be desirable. :A local groups concerned about specific nuclear criticism of the largely cohesive, coneistâ solar power, has estimated that the high-use slatent form of fraud — the fictitious return, c1aanthg a refund The participants were mostly young, with a Installations; there was no massive national Warren court was that It usurped powers, that If option would cost as much as$l00billion between sprinkling of older people. Their demand: "No movement. on withholding taxes never paid. often was in fact not adjudicating butlegislatMg. Although the agency acknowledges that the losses In now and the year 2000— a figure disputed by the More Nukes" could compare with the "Get Out Three Mile Island could have been the catalyst major solar energy advocacy group, the DOn' Now" slogan of the Vietnam protests. fraudulent refunds could amount to $100 million annually, IRS There would appear to be less debaW, that produces a national no-nuke constituency profit Solar Lobby here In Washington. Commissioner Jerome Kurtz testified before a House subBut there also were some big differences, and and projects the Issue into 1960 politics. It cer . however, about another characteristic of the committee last month that nobody can be sure. "Obviously we Solar Lobby officials say the Schlesinger cost they may be more important than the talnly seems likely that many more Americans present court — the dissension that Increasingly do not know what we are detecting," he estimate does not take In to account the $30 similarities. now believe they are in personal jeopardy as a marks even Its conservative majorlty,Thls Is In those Instances where pheny returns have been spOtted. billion or so the government could save in ,. The anti-war movement was an uprising result of nuclear power plants than thought so evidence In the notables Increase In the number IRS admits, with some embarrassment, that elmod OflI4lfth pod for conventional energy sources if it shifted against the pod World War II U.S. foreign policy before March 28. It also seems likely that these of dissents and separate opinions on a An d _. IN BRIEF If 01 House, Senate billion package. The big difference in the two bills Is tax relief. The Senate has teamed up with Gov. Bob Graham and has earmarked $500 million. The House has taken the bulk of this for roads and schools, leaving only about $200 million to return to taxpayers. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— The Senate has authorized a $380,000 study on whether enforcement of Florida's tough new drug smuggling law Is worth what It's going to cod. The Senate Wednesday tacked onto Its $15.9 billion budget an amendment letting the Bureau of Criminal Justice Planning hire a private consultant to study the "social and economic cost" of enforcing marijuana laws. "1 can see the writing on the wall. We're going to spend millions because of our reputation as the smuggling capital of the country, and in 15 years marijuana will be legalized," said Sen. Ed Dunn, D-Daytona Beach, who sponsored the amendment. IRS Fum es Ball came from pdwners In Jails or penllentlarle-i. Profearlonal taxpreparers are responsible for 5 percent — and 1 percent are from former IRS employees In his testimony, Kurtz said the needs of honed taxpayers :have their refunds processed expeditiously" must be given priority over elimination of the questionable return Subcommittee Chairman Benjamin Rosenthal, a New York Democrat, shocked that the IRS did not chick returns against Social Security n umbers of previous year's returns, said, "Ibis fraud produces disrespect for the system." The conscientious taxpayer, reporting to_an burden of records for an audit JUst might _____________________________ Pleas e Writ to a massive outlay ior solar power. ' that involved this country in a number of dWw people will be looking for candidates to express stigle issue, where failure to reach a clew consensus Public enthusiasm for solar energy Is dearly entanglements in the name of containing corn- their concerns. raises Problems for lower courts In app&ylnjthe much greater than the government's. An Ifld5Ifl rulings, And In the noncooseosus, the chief California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., no Associated Press-NBC New, poll released last Some Vietnam protesters were vulnerable to newcomer to the Issue, was one of the Washing. justice, to whom compromise does not cotne week showed a majority of all Americans —52 the dealt and some had deep moral misgivings ton protest speakers Sen. Edwa rd Kennedy, not easily'Is not Infrequently. at outspoken odds with percent of all those interviewed — regard solar about the war. But most of the people Involved In to be out done, had his own proposal on nuclear his colleagues. energy as the single best source of power for the those protests had no Immediate or direct Make power ready the neat day. President Carter met This is, in fact, hot "Burger court" In the year 2000. in the war, with the organizers of the march and declared sense that its predecessor was the "Warren That was more than double the 21 percent who And that Is where the ne-nuke movementis that while he wasted to minimize nuclear power, court." The present chief justice has t those coal. Nuclear Power was named by 16 differu and far more politically potent. A hTUTIIdiM total shutdown would cripple the asserted leadership through either personaljty percent oil by only 4 percent. nat or Intellect. Nor, at least on the evidence of.* portion of th ppi ion. ng p ___ ___ ___ The survey did indicate considerable am- power believe they are or will be directly first 10 years, has he written a place for hlmsøil That may be so, and as the experts continue bivijince about the public's willingness to pay jeopardized by these plants. In other words, It In hi st ory with his decisions. j, nuclear power, despite the of higher prices to finance a shift to solar power has the making, of a "gut" lame of the kind that the 1.4 few months, may be onerevelations of the safest The Burger tenure may be far from over wth from current energy sources, although 45 per- moves voters. sources available. But as a political much history Mlii to be written. But at this pout, of ad arnie queriei were prepared to increase Anti-war protests began In 1904 and it Was 1asus nuclear power clearly has explosive while Warren Burger locks every bit as much the their own energy at least slightly to more than five years before they began at- potential and the fuse may have been lit in chief justice as he did 10 years ago, the jury Is Achieve such a goal.spending • tractlng crowds of 100.000 or more to Wiihhton May 6. dill old on his performance as such. : , a strength and hope for the entire . Were must be ulgasd, with a amling adiess aid If •• may be veriftet The Eveit.g Herald w respect the wishes of writers wha di am went their Asians be pr Tb. Evening Herald ala, reserves the righi Is edit little, Randolph has no known living black community." survivors, Rustin said. His body The son of an Itinerant will be cremated this weekend preacher, As. Philip Randolph as was his wish. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— Pretrial hearings for accused Oil Omega killer Theodore Bundy are in recess ,today, following Circuit Judge Edward Cowan's refusal to throw out the indictment. The hearings resume Monday with testimony from dental experts, called to compare dental impressions taken from Bundy with bite marks on the breast and buttock of one of two Florida State University coeds he Is charged with strangling last year. Bundy, 32, former Utah law student and native of L' Tacoma, Wash., has moved to keep. the bite mark : And Is regarded as an InfILntIM administration As pert of his remarks on leftist subversion, of organized crime In Latin America that It now adviser. the phone cnpany could listen In. Vakt criticised C Rica, Panama and DECEPTIVE ADS? A strange Inertia by sppsers poesibie the Mob will eventually take Vaky did not Identify the countries he had In Venesusla far theiroda opposition to rIglt.wthg federal bureaucrats may be indirectly causir over effective control of some mull Caribbean mind. When asked about the p'bthty of a Nicaraguan hiddat Anastasio Scmosa. Vakv thousands of unwanted pruiancl wion cotWies. Mdii takeover, he said that his beIeg _ -:d the words "radica]," ,.j' , u, Na alarming prospect confided behind remarks were Intended to mean only that and "leftist" moe, or less b*orcbangesbly In his In the aheence of vigorous government mçs hing closed doors by Viron Vaky, assistant secretary "somet like that conceivably could boppen." secret brleihtg. vWQQ j of Mite for Latin American affaIrs, who has ___ In fid, Intelligence sourcea who were serely AIJZR?8 LAMENT: What do former House ClkIn%s, corsfl5y$ can't been following the ominous developments •av tell whother the ado as etoVakyhavecoafIrmedthusth, saksrsdoInretfrenod? Wth Car, the closely. misleading or mI&ç-Mob has achieved dgvous penetration of slaM" from McAleut.r, Oh].. teaches It's too late. Medical serveys have shown th Some of times who heard his remarks took number Caribbean n.t'om ___ a "little Imiverilty t4ise.. collaborates an books, and precise soles and !e1 them to us, feeling that over4iecoiu*er products may be lii HLI (Or example, r$aII.4 pe laquirlee from people who Mill tidak cod ective, yet their mahen cI the danger merited public exposure. =70r he's their riproeoditive In Cooss.. H. gets psrg efflct1,s radad by ss.oc las Whitten, Vaky first "Baby Doe" Duvaller. Our sources say narcotics Moist a dwen calls a day from A po of law itiden WUM*fl, working under Prof. John BaPmI at Geoq -- eff4e-e,; then, are smuggled through Haitian airfiuido with the sadhalf"lots of calla" from escointMusj who MID Wthtg University Is preparing a kg er math "ir-ilug and hawing, he cosiesdid active coodvance of carnit P'an .mclalo. tk he has clout. "People furl IbM I'm has , Petitbito it the Federal Trade C,om that he had 'eaIIamd the Mafia in cosmittlon In the Bshsmas, we were told, the Mob bM I can," he laid as a wIf, WO "a aW'ber of We coodrMs' In the made laroash Into the goveriarnet and certain ngai the dscjve adwutii 'simvaoir TAfl: Ma Bell ails It (hesa Hut he tried to play down his b *MIMI __ WAIII*ITON wilaL: "lb. gsverxu "seporvisery observing btht.." gimii, e, "iphos" A less forget about p101101, and a did the sspsrb, have reached as from the meth.rIy description IsOf "phone tapping." ináss, laspocties Of the participants' British 4.pi"dsury Of the Caymen Mi ad Telephone cv"py aenlcs rIpresIntit4,u — "And wIJh little 4 im ditsd odes ss that Vaky 'seined more from Grenade, tha the h~1 cup be wewle4 or a who deal with your cçinigw about coliragumeat from W-Ith ps wsujsd Moat left aMeereiasi In the area IbM Grenada laM Masth may have crd the aw. or other troobis—have jong knon that iae 'reading" :b wevir the exact order of aituitlon there. HAS Iuhuence is trtuifly year ails am be monitored by supenliors Failewig the fowas' lee at with all the grace he could mod var'. - II weak be left-wing regi ar, Caster a any time. lb. codomer, Of coiWss, Iai't aware of asiacast fed al 01 meant cL of direos lee lbs Caster Jnai th NitbMIado AMillea ad the *. Phone cvmp er cs for t1odiajIi clth hiM the hoping Is iN farnbamd alceliol 'a Litli Amiqtcan plIcy. Vaky Is Dei&Fnnch idad of St. Maa't1L Martin danetomabs e codomers get proQer 5Sr'ICe SERVICE STORES . ., , of I _______ by :t7cth 1 who musHy chooses Ida words ear'JJy, e also mritl.asd as MMe h'Ms. 'Ib.' 3aIy 400 vk way anyone state. 11lslee. There a se' ir-thet1*11 , 'L - • • . • • _____ _k ____ ,.L,,..- I • , •.• • • ? • • •. • I • I • • • , • • •• k4_ t - _14 • • • ,m-- i • • 4 • . • • M • • .1 I 11. • • .c. . • l , • • •'. • k , I . "., . 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I t— 'Ii , The March of Ilimes has proclaimed May 13-19 as National Healthy Baby Week and to help celebrate (lie Sanford .Jayceettes and local merchants donated a num ber of items for the first baby horn this week at Seminole Memorial llospitat. Other babies horn this week will also receive a gift from the .Javcettes. Kristi . h ay Edmonds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Edmonds, 2611 lalmetto Ave.. Sanford was the first baby born this week. She is shown here with her mother Barbara and (front left) : Cynthia Tabor, second vice president of .Jaycettes: Jackie Royal, President: and t)ona Speir. state tlireetor. )(N (')D :. a, P.m. was , C E O or more, for any purpose! Lewis Pearsall's wife, Zelma, were wounded. Police said Pearsall, who went AWOL from Fort Carson Army base near Colorado Springs, Cob., on March 6, fired at least one shot at his wife and two women neighbors as they sat in a car near Mrs. Pearsall's home at about 2:30 • '. - . $2,500 to $25,000 left him dead In the street. In the flurry of bullets, two officers, a neighbor and Pvt. ot.lde • ur credit I. good for Soldier Kills Officer WE SELL THE . A SPECIAL WELCOME Need Cash? MIAMI (UP!)— A 21-yearo1d AWOL soldier kidnapped his 18-year.old wife Wednesday, then shot three policemen ' who surrounded his car, killing one before their return fire I _ Mafia Taking Over Caribbean Nations? 's' 7 lit HOMEOWNERS: ,. to eliminate W or to esdens to Wee roomsift , . • • With Parma Press, Water evidence out of his trial. JACK ANDERSON • I;?4 - he was a tower and beacon of In 1963. ".. F, • ••• energy e tAkn to . BERRY'S WORLD Bundy Indictment Upheld ' . - because there are so many In 1957, he became a vice young people today for whom president of the AFL-CIO. that name means very little. In his mid 70s, he led the And yet, for more than 40 Years, historic march on Washington AWOL ..- everything that the vii rights Randolph'stactics Impressed movement Is about. He was a and irritated three presidents strong leader st rong in his and led to end of segregation In convictions, unafraid." armed forces and opened up job Eastern Airlines. National's 5,250 stockholders voted 7,017,572 shares in favor of the proposal. Only 276,648 of 8.56 million shares of common stock outstanding were voted against the auction plan. : -. of effective liberation of the Jordan, Jr., director of the National Urban separated the liberation of the League, said, "We've lost a white working man from th e great warrior. A. Philip Ran- liberation of the black working MIAMI (UP!) — An unprecedented bidding war for control of National Airlines is step closer to reality today but an auction of the Miami-based airline will never get off the ground unless federal authorities approve. National stockholders overwhelmingly approvea a pian Wednesday calling for a merger with Pan American World Airways—one of three airlines vying for control of National — and-or a bidding contest between Pan Am and _________ Nukes: Political Hotbed Rustin said. * Vernon E . National On Auction Block 1. 8k (mind r Senate Wants Pot Study ___ Friday, May 18. 1979-5A - TALLAHASSEE, Fl.. (UP!)— The House and Senate have passed separate versions of the state budget, setting up a conference committee fight over tax relief and the amount of road and school funding. Both chambers passed their respective bills Wednesday with the Senate acting on a $15.9 billion plan to carry Florida through fiscal 1981 and the House opting for a $14.2 Decade __________ NEW YORK (UPI) A. was born in Crescent City, Fla., Philip Randolph, the elder April 15, 1889. He helped supstatesman of the civil rights port his family by working as a movement who was once tailor in Jacksonville, then denounced by the federal moved to New York City as a government as "the most young man. dangerous Negro in America," While working odd jobs, he died Wednesday. He was 90. attended the City College of Randolph, who organized and New York and studied policial led the Brotherhood of Sleeping science, economics and pubsCar Porters, the first major phy. Its was the study of black labor union, died about socialist theory that stimulated 3:30 p.m. at his Manhattan Randolph's interest in labor anartment. His body was offnIr by his maid. As editor of The Messenger, a His death came one day magazine he and a group of before today's 25th anniversary associates began in 1917, he of the landmark U.S. Supreme attacked the country's Jim Court decision ruling racial Crow policies and black particisegregation of schools was patlon in World War I. unconstitutional. He was arrested In 1918 for Bayard Rustin, longtime opposing the war and the U.S. friend and head of the A. Philip Justice Department called him Randolph Institute, said the "the most dangerous Negro in former AFL-CIO vice president America." had been in declining health In 1925, he organized the and apparently died of heart porters' union and, as Its failure. president, led a 12-year battle to "No other living American win a labor contract with the has done more to seek justice Pullman company. 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Sat. 8-si 322.2121 I . ---. , ( *"~1'"" 6"_1:_'1i]1, - _~*`4_t _ �A Dryden SPORTS SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sac Canadiens Thursday, May 17, 1fl '* .4 Bullets, Sont'9cs Each Face Seventh Game Testers .S By United Press literutisual The Washington Bullets, who scored a convincing 11X .. victory over the San Antonio ' Spurs Wednesday night to square their best-of-seven series 3-3, can become only the come beck from a 3-1 deficit and advance to the fina] with a win Friday night In Landover, Md. "If any team can come back from being3-ll think we can," said the Bullets' Kevin Grevey, who had 15 points. "That's why we're the world championi." Should Washington make it to the championship round, they also could become capture NBA titles since the iaaio Boston (ft Elvin Hayes led the Bullets with 25 points and Bob Dandridge added 20, Including 10 In the final period to hold offaSan Antonio rush. GregBallard chipped In with 19 points while Wes Unsaid, who picked fifth foul early In the thfrtá quarter and sat out the naInd' of the period, had Just four. Washington, meanwhile, limited George Gervin, the NBA's leadjni scorer, to 20 points and Larry Kenon finished with 16. tied, 82-2, less With the than two minutes Into the final period, Hayes converted a three-point play to put the Bullets ahead to stay. Washingthen outscored the Spurs, 18-10,ln the next 7½ minutes to take an 11-point lead and put the game out of reach. "There's no more psychology now," said Washington Coach While San Antonio suprisingly outrebounded the Dick Metta. "It's just two teams and the seventh game." rugged Bullets, 56.46, the most telling statistic was that the Spurs managed 20 offensive rebounds (eight more than Washington), but could score only eight points with them. The Spurs missed six shots of the layup variety. sided," said Moe. "(Ed) Rush anj (Joe) Gushue never made a cafifor usall night. Every time they went to the hoop they got a foul and every time we went to the hoop, we didn't. ft was a very poorly officiated game from our standpoint. But despite his team's inability to find the basket, San Antonio Coach Doug Moe chose to criticize the officials. "We Just have to come back Friday night and show what we're made of." six games to the Boston Celtics in 1976 and the SuperSonics In the Western Conference finals, the Phoenix Suns meet were defeated by the Bullets last year. 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HELPS MAINTAIN STOPPING POWER 1-WHEEL PRQ$fl DISC: install 4-WHEEL DRUM: Install now now front broke pads and grew isis • Riiu,fsce front rotors' Repack front whqsl beatings • Chick calipers and hydraulic systsm S Add fluid (doss not Include rear wheels) -- Most broke lining, sill wheels s Now front gre ase seals • Resurface drums S Repack front bearings 5 Inspect hydraulic system 5 Add fluid U.-s. car, most Datsun, Toyota, VW ver, he expects such things of himself since he has played on three Cup winners. "We knew we had to play at least one good game In Montreal and now we know we have to take at least one of the games in New York," Gainey at Wednesday's workout. Gainey sounds like he be. lieves that lithe Canadlens play to their capabilities, they will win. The Rangers, however, believe otherwise. And they, too, have some people who know how to win "Back home, the fans will help us and that will be fantastic," said Phil Esposito, who played on two Cup winners for the Boston Bruins. "It's better with 18,000 friends than 18,000 enemies." The younger Rangers feel they can rebound, too. "We'll be ready," said defenseman Ron Greschner. "We played pretty well In the first game. SCOREBOARD Major League Baseball National League Et I. Pct. Ge Phila 23 10 . Méntreal 19 13 .594 3½ to , . . . i.4IVIS V 4 .310 4 Chicago 15 iS .300 6½ Pittsbrgh 13 11 .419 , New York 11 21 314 West W L Pc?. as Cinci 21 11 .600 Houston 20 *7 541 2 Los Ang 19 19 San Fran 15 16 500 San Diegq 15 23 1'. 1 Atlanta 11 22 333 , Wednesday's Results Cincinnati 7, San Diego 0 Philadelphia 13, Chicago o Ptsbrh 4, N.Y. 3, 13 inns. Atlanta 3. Los Angeles 7 St. Louis 7, Montreal o San Fran S. PIous 1, 10 America n League East I. Pc?. 05 Bait 23 12 . Boston 22 12 .617 ½ Milwauke 20 16 .556 3'., New York 20 16 .556 31, 2 Detroit 13 17 .433 7", Clevelnd 13 21 .352 Toronto 10 27 .no 14 West W L . Pct. GB Minn n 12 .617 Texas 21 14 .600 i', Calif 21 15 .563 2 Kan City 21 16 .566 21 2 Chicago 17 17 .500 5 Oakland 12 24 .333 11 Seattle 11 27 .209 13 Wednesday's Games Baltimore 10, Bost on 6 Toronto 4, Cleveland 3 New York 6, Detroit 2 Texas 5, Minnesota 4 Chicago 3, Oakland I Kansas City 4, Seattle 3 Calif 4, Milw 3, 11 inns. inns. "We're gonna go Into the Garden now with our fans cheering us on," said JbJ3 Davidson, the Ranger goali e. Opposing Davidson In goal a will likely be Dryden, who got a &,UU,r5 reprieve from his demotion to Saffing (based on SO at bats) the bench when Bunny LaNational League rocque suffered a head Injury In 0*5 H Pc?. practice. Brock, St.L 26 63 31.373 Winfield, Eighth Race, 5, 4t, Time J1.,0 2 Rocko Troubles 6.10 4.60 1.00 6 Femme Fatale 3.40 1.00 Black Butter 1.20 0 (24) 12.06. P (2-4) 69.00, 1 (2-41) 17730. Ninth Race C, S-16, Time 31.31 5 CR's Pete Jones 640 4.60 3.00 1 Propellent 6.40 3.60 S You Betcha 3.60 0(1.3) 2110, p (5.1) 121.30, T (S-I. I) 274.20. - Tenth Race, 8, 5-16, Time 31.24 1 The S pectator 7.50 4.20 2.60 LeazarZuess 5.10 3.20 Little Raven 3.10 Q (4.0) 29.50, P (4.5) 12030, 1 (45 3) 223.20. Eleventh Race, TA, s.i4, Time Jopa 1 Target Irene 4.00 2.60 4.20 2 Rosy Romy 9.20 6.50 610 0(1-2) 44.40, P (1-2) 150.55,1 (1.2. °'-°- Twelfth Race, A,%, Time 3527 2 Joe Kea 5.10 3.20 2.60 3 Mountain Tease 7.60 3.50 1 Fruiti 4.10 0(2.3) $4.40, P (23) 131.40, T (2.3. U 495.40. A 2,145; Handle $i3,74l. - Jai-Alai DAYTONA BEACH WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Game 2lranlAndre 6.00 1.00 2.20 1 AranoDlaga II 16.20 2.20 lGaldosArca 2.10 Q (1-2) 29.50: 1 (2-1-7) 252.00. Second Game 1 lrustaAndre 10.S0 6.40 3.00 3Arano-Arca 6.50 4.20 DuranGerrardo 7.20 0(1.3) 30.50 P(1-3) 95.10:1 (1-3.1) 333.40; DO (2-1) 103.20. Third Game SGondra 15.10 6.00 6.20 6 Arco 3.60 3.20 4 PCO 4.20 Q(4-$)54.70 P(5-4) 1193.10: I (5.4. 4)1,015.40. Fourth Game 2ZubiGasti II 11.00 1.00 3.20 1 DuranOlano 7.00 7.40 7lrta.Urquiza 5.60 Q (2-4) 36.50; P (24) 40.30; 1(2.4. , Q (4-5) 14.60; 1 (45.1) 111.10 Fifth Game Time 2:20 olse.Sarduy a$ 13.60 11.60 6.10 Second Race SSaid.Wally 1.60 160 2.21 11.60 6.20 SArden Ed 3Apraiz.A,rieta 6.40 2Vicky Rhythm •• Q (54) 14440; p 243.10: 1 . 3 Elean Johnson 3.3) 633.80. Q (3.5) 19.50; T (5-2-3) 101.60 SIzffi Game Time 2:06.4. 6 Vlcandi.Gecrardo 15.00 12.40 5.40 Third Race SHernanMoncilola 6.60 5.20 S Lucky Jon El 5.00 2.60 2.21 lGaldos.Gastl II 1.60 3 IreneVo 3.60 3.01 - -- U ($4) p220; P (4-5) 72I.I0 j I (4-5. 2 Frisco Boy 24 4)3,223.06. Q (3-3) 12.20; P ( 5•3) 11.50; Timi Seventh Game 2:12.3. 2Duran.Wally 10.60 1.60 4.60 Fourth Race llrustaBadiola 5.20 3.20 2.61 2.50 S Sunny Larmle 0(25) 41.00; P (2-3) 1ft.40; T (33. 1 Daytonas Tern 1.20 3 61 1) 290.00. 7 Red Silk GB 6.11 Eighth Game 0 (1.5) 12.50; P (5-1.7) 153.40 2 Oscar Oiano 17.10 6.10 3.660 Time 2:00.1. IApralz.Rndolfo Fifth Race 1.60 5.00 1 Sara.Goiri 1.00 2.40 2 61 2.20 5 General Mac 0(2.4) 33.40; P (2.4) 174.00:1 (2-4- 3 Donna Whiz By 220 2 21 1)133.40. Gov. Del Lee 3 11 Ninth Game 0(3-5) ISO; 1(5-3-1) 93.40; Time SGondra 11.10 6.40 6.60 2:11. 1 Isasa Sixth Race 5.10 2.60 7 Said 5.50 6 Porrige 7.60 260 3 IC 0(1.5) 44.60: P(S.l) 140.50; 1(3.1. 7 Collins Phyllis 760 2.4( 7 1.224,40. 6 Drexel Bill 2& Tenth Game 0 (7-I) 10.20; 1 (5-7-4) 90.20; Time S BeldeRodolfo 14.00 6.20 340 7:04.1. u -ci Seventh Race d5.60 4.00 1 HernanPaco 5.40 4.20 4.IC 3.10 3 Middle T 0 (S-I) 34.10; P (5-5) 75.60; r (S-S- 1 DorasBoglecne 4.40 2,K U 220.20. I Proteos 2.IC Eleventh Game 0(3-7)7.40; 1 (3-7-I) 39.20; Time lArano.Mandiola 12.10 7.40 5.60 2:07.4. SSantiPradera Eighth Race 11.60 6.10 7CarasaGasti II 4.00 3.00 2.10 3.00 5 Hush Star Q(4-S) 39.40: P (4-5) 324.55; 1 (4-5. 4May The First 4.20 3.(K 7) 41204.30. 28 Haven Way 3 BC Twelfth Game 0 (4-5) 5.50; 1 (3.4-2) 70.70; Time 1 lsesGondra 6.60 5.00 73.60 2:04.2. 4 RamonOlano 1.50 5.00 Ninth Race 2GastiWally 77.00 660 660 9.70 3 Sam Bengazi 0 (1.4) 29.20: P (I 4) 14400; 1 7AvonMarshall 3.80 100 0 4-2) 223.40. 1 Duane Brewster 3 00 A- 1,450; Handle- $101,9 39. 0 (2-3) 30.20; 1 (3-2) 2I.80; Time 2:OS.1. Tenth Race 7 Avon Carfree 77.00 6.60 6.60 2 Trefoil Pam SEMINOLE 5.00 4.20 WEDNESDAY NIGHT I Tuff y Baron 460 First Race 0 (2-7) 35.40; T (7-2-4) 400.00; 4 Bynos Bird 3.40 2.10 2.10 Time 1:07.4. S Copper Hand 1.00 2.60 Attendance- 1,307; Handle20J Freight 3.60 541,534. Harness Racing SD 36 147 51 .30 34 127 44 .34 Foster, Cm 36 110 41 .343 Concpcn, Cm 35 146 49 -336 Carter, mo 30 105 36 .333 Murphy, Ali 33 121 40.331 Hendrck, St.L 34 111 37.325 Whitfield, SF 36 136 41 .321 Knight, Clii 35 127 11 .323 Moreno, More, Pit 31127 41.323 Morgan, Cin 25 96 31 .323 American League GAD H Pd. Smally, Min 34 134 55.410 Kemp, Det 21 103 41 .395 Banistr, Chi 3211S 40 .348 Carew, Cal 36 130 43.346 OtIS. KC 31 125 43.344 Downing, Cal 34 122 42 .344 LIIIOII, Chi 34 129 44.311 Rice, Boo 34 126 43.341 LeFiore, Dot 30 123 42.341 Cooper, Mil 36 110 17 .336 Baylor, Cal 36137 46.336 Hens lviii National 1.55w, - Schmidt, Phil 12; Murphy, All 10; Kingman, CM and Dawson, MU 9; Matthews, Aft and Carter, Mtl I. Lynn, 13; On Thomas, Mu . 10; Singleton, Bait and Smalley, Minn 9; Cooper and Ogilvie, Mil 5. Busby Returns To Win Cir Orioles 11, Bcsoz I: Al Bumbry and Mark Belanger each drove In two runs to hIgh1Ight a six-run fifth liming that carried Baltimore into first place In the AL East. Yankees I, TIgers 2: Ron Guidry scattered nine hits and struck out ls and aralg j,g Hur. Nettles slammed a pair of two. league victory In more than a year. "It's been a long one so with a lot of miles left on he added. Busby's ann troubles revolved around a damaged rotatorcuff - usuallyanlnjury fatal to a baseball pitcher's career, But he's worked to come back. The only runs he allowed against Seattle came on Ruppert Jones' three-nm, inside-the-park hwner that bounced on the artificial six'face In the Klngdcme. His last win was April 9, 1973. "This is not. the best I've - thrown this year but It's the first time we've won when I pitched so that overshadows 'everything," Busby said. r'rm homers power New over Detroit Use Jays 4, IIIII 3: Dave I naqcxyk fired a Mxhitter and Rick Cerone scored the winning run on Roy Howell's fourth-inning çoundm4. Rangers l,Twlu4: Al Oliver, Mike Jorgensen and Larvell Blanks; drovelntwo runs each to lift Texas to a sweep of the three-game series. White Box 36 A's 1: Jorge Orta snapped out ofthe worst slump of his majorleague career with a two-run, eighthinning double, then scored on a single by Bill Nahorodny. Angels 4, Brewers 3 Third baseman Sal Bando threw Rod Carew's bunt single wildly into right allowing Dan Ford to score from first base with two out In the bottom of the 11th bvd'tg. W Murphy, Braves Both Hang On - By United Press blaruthual It was another routine night for Brave's catcher Dale Murphy, except he was worried :'about his friend. Bruce Benedict, another young catcher being çoomed to replace Murphy behind the late, was knocked imeosoclours In a ninth-inning collision k4 Wulneslioy night's 34 .Irlwnph by Mia*a over Las TOYOTA CHALLENGES YOU TC) FIND. A BETTER DEAL ii.n Dog Racing L 5OOO TOYOTA CARS AND TRUCKS HIS OUR BIGGEST EVENT EVER! DAYTONAIEACH WEDNESDAY NIGHT Pint lace, D. S-iS, Time 31.34 I Jarwlniusty 11.10 1.60 4.10 2 K's Persuad.r 16.60 5.10 $ MyrticeD. 12.10 0(24)41.55, P (02)154.40,1 (5-2. 1) 92S.I. $ecead Race. C. 5-16. Time 31.45 s Nobel Waily 19.00 5.00 2.60 4 Carry Dad [* 6.50 2.50 3 Flying Scott 2.40 0(4-6) 24.55, P (4-4)221.50,1 (4. year deals. you'll have to act fast for best selection. Want the d on/ oftheycar?Wc challenge you to find a better deal on a great smali car. But we urge you to see us first. Because the Great Once-a-Year Toyota Challenge sales event is a once-a-year opportunity you Want what you want? We should not miss. chalenge you to find a better selection. Total Economy Toyotas are always fast sellers. Today. Toyotas are even faster sellers. Right now, we have an extra$3,748* large shprn:1t for this sales event. A lot full of 1979 Celicas, * Toyota prices start as low as $3145 But * make your Onc.-.Yii, Diii and en how * Cressidas, Corollas, Coronas, * hIlls you can buy Toyota *Oi. * Supras'and Trucks. With spe- * 'P.1 .t;i ,P,,( t r('r .i;i 1O'tt'(i fut,I pi kU to, the * -11a r 'iedn Price does not * cial "Toyota Challenge" deals 1, ?, • .0 1 r40s1x)n,ltk,n C,Ii$or * too. But since we're out to set f 0.4OflaI UqlJ'pfflvflt sales records with our once-a- ***************** I is..,s. Third lace, I, S-IS, Time 35,54. $ JM's Fast Rapid 2 Globe Democrat i Echo Fantastic 5.40 3.60 2.50 4.50 3.00 3.00 0(34)14.00, P (5.1) 47.41, T (5-2045.40. Psw* lace, A, 3-14, Time 31.23 2 Todd Oliver 13.00 ISO 4.10 S Mountain Fable 3.20 2,60 I K's Matador 240 0(24)39.15. P (34)143.11,1(24419.45. PHIl lace, P, W has $5.13 4 Ha'y Rams. 3.00 3.20 3.10 $ All The More 3.60 2.50 I 7 Angivine 4.40 (4-1)5.25, P (44)35.55,1(4-1-7) 100.35. Sixth Note C, Time 3l.45 4Rew Talent 13.20 540 140 than that. I'm Just wsso4 be 1 Crimson Dynamo 3.50 3.50 held on to the ball like that." $ lw's enco,, 3.00 0(1-4)71.35. P (4411) 55.35, (au-5) Benedict was taken to a bce! hospital, treated for a facial 15.51,1(4-3-1)671.11. $eves* lace, 0, 55, Time n.M abrasion and some loosened I J.J.'s Psi 14.50 4.20 3.00 3.00 2.10 teeth, then sent home to $ Never sure Duke Axe 1.10 recover. 0(44)1540, P (4.1)113.11, T (4-57, PE. It Ride 3)515.45. Ray Kalgist's two-run MngIe and Rick Auarbsch'a two-nm de.is wgi.Ilg.t,il a five-run Steinke, Soyles turd hiithtg and enabled Ses Diw. ___ ' off . '''y( )1), O AkI Mayfair's Best .4. a. now, as. ,4. I.. . ___________ TOYOTA YOU GOT IT. ' ......... - .. - --., .4 .4... .....4 -'. - .. .4 .-.' .',,..• ." ,'. CI979TOI Moto, SaISUSAWI.0 . y :,4'; 0 AN ,' Doo )(Jof .; Murphy, wha drove in all 14 US Is -three uforthsBrav.1p4tha tomed of wwig& said, "I'mhift aftpithgapef.ct Law pdti was the name of thinking about Bruce. I'm pm for Mx ibmalap .4 Ruuty the game Wednesday at Mi_ng about the guts he Mselldronhi tow rsstopsce Mayfair Cery Qub whire Jhn me by hanging In there a 16-hit attack powering Wanda Stank. and Grace MdI'mtlthsfrbigaboi*ImwI'Ve Philadelphia to a rout of 1111011011118111 for top boson with . n flesoh.MyAanWIflina in aid Isls dt Gush) were :0011M 1110 that." PhS 4, M 3: asdat* SlsveGarvsy bad etart.dthe MIkeEaMsr led og the lith Anples Wft with apIsoIm In FW Kathryn Part off Adrian Devins, Who nun to give PW4wgii Ms ad Mwy ADdI5 tied at 31 plchsdop big flrst save in relief victory over New Yerk. 0 Vv= Ainith taft 34 , us I: BsdSolowon Dy Br Cwduk i, Bdmm . BibFonchadMuk filM with sdetletonI Um arid tg sd Garvey, attempting to csd a a M*hiUor.4 EVIIpU AMer tied for C F11 T-4Slen stwenm bisons v IIS on the play l 111101111011111d an"__ Pauline Rose __ deubis __ to gsshouklsrasthsi* hi the Mill hod 39 wo iomw am Md at Mn.sI, ved Glenn Hubbard'sref .La w efftrslgssii. ! Ddik lily. led D FI1 I'veirow. hiss' knocked over GS, A*ei4: hW4" aid M, wha III M.dl.ck'i two'rs 111111111010 with $ wIl. Gasvtivs hi Wsdndf, Pinki. MIsduckIe Inst ha., to mob ross ti_a faure spi dell j the ift 1111111ft $ 111114m , lssXaierea usad. 6I i. . .iw seen abwdw dd Fm.00. u..ug e - qP Engine TilinesUp *4188 *46U1s49S .• ;:..,.Il FronteEnd Alignment and Free Tire Rotation 7 17, 1979-7A . Roie, Phil victory over the Seattle Wifli 7?IE P1R4719. .. .., IIILICOPTIIS . * Lively S 3 1 Tvck,r St H In5w $32 Maniscal. S Sisatsen 3*2 *1151 S 12 Robinson Iii Spoke S ii 434 Small De S Martin 5I2Oe$ea 3 Lee $I 1 SImpsSrI I Lively 311 Hlllinjswsrth 3 3 2 Cidy 411 English 3 Savndsrs 412 Prank 2 2) er litt 3 11 H51dry 3 Totals 4217 17 Climmsr I ss o... s 2 Totals 4613 32 CARDINAL Mariners for his first major- .' . 1 dinal. uWA, after riding 4VP . Lonnie Tucker, Phil Sp ike and Tom English had three I,its for the winners with WIthe I) getting 4-for-4 for Cat- 1. 5 nInth-Inning hcn2er to a 4- . . Al I H Al N H 133 Ralnss 311 443 IlIley 55 113 ley,sulds III Jackson 3 1 133 4IIWISIII05I1I, 3 I $tvmpl 4 5 3 WashlAf,n 3 5 MinIs. Oracey 4 12 StS,,,ii 310 4115111105 MedicS Richard* $2211111 3366 2 3 5 *ndais. is Iryiri$ Marlow 2 2 5 SmIth 20 S Robinson 2724 III Totals Total. 41 Il IS MIller P,$sii Wall 5eis 17 hits. - Tuesday night when the Canadlens swamped the Rangers, 6-2, to even the series at one game each. Gainey scored on a breakaway for what proved to be the winning goal. He also assisted on Mark Napk"s Insurance score. Mo re im1nlantly, he used his speedtoset '. tempo for Montreal's forechecking. He bodychecked Rangers In all three zones and he repeatedly stripped Ranger forwards of the puck. The Canadlens expect such things from Gainey, who last year won the Selke Trophy as 6%.,. most effective defensive forward In the league. Moreo- By United Press International Steve Busby, one of baseball's most promising talents before he encountered sustained arm trouble, feels he difi has a way to go. "The road back Is not cornplete," the Kansas City Royals' right-bander said Wednesday owiff .; . - Gainey, who starred - post.d the girls softball yb' tens' Wednesday. Kiwanis stopped Florida NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob Gainey, the Montreal Canadims' award-winning left wing, typifies the champio nshjp spirit on the team despite his relatively short tenure. "I think we are okay now that (goalie) Kenny Dryden Is back cm the beam ," he said while preparing for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals, which continue tonight In Madison Square Garden with the Rangers hoping to rebound to win their first Stanley Cup In 39 Both teams have made it to the finals In recent years but failed to come away with the championship. Phoenix lost In unlikely-sounding score of 2-1 cracked out threehits for the as Mike Galloway doubled winners. Mike Eason had two home Steve Ferrell with the hits for the losers, with pitcher winning run. Dave Hudick allowing Deluxe Winning pitcher Bill only four safeties. Stoudemire permitted eight The other game saw Orlando hits, two by Jeff Ladd, and cut Helicopters have a field day, off AAA's long-ball tactics. DELUXE SAR OVIRDO AUTO . S I %cott Krlger hurled a one- singles, Herbert Dixon Wasted -. •. -'V er and struck out 15 Wed- a home rim and K.vin Smith ,day as Medical Center stroked a triple. led Qern Leonard Shell, 6Roger Hall and Joe Litton n Sanford Little National each had triples for First sgue play. Federal, and Richard Crisp, . . -. • "teague-lead1ng Chase rallied Craig Dixon and Vernon to beat Cardinal Industries, 14- Ramasur added singles. . .. 9, to boost Its record to 12-1 and LIOi*lD MI Dl CAL CI WIll maintain a 3%-game lead over SKULL *11K *51K Medical Center, sit sit Diem. S. sut The Railroaders scored a FrirIc6 355 0. PruIia $ * IS Krlgsr II Leonird III I.Praa1Ia II single r*mln the top of the sUcth Ironø II R. 355 e. 096M and nipped First Federal, N, In ___ , IS 'SI Van Berger 11 Wednesday's other league Llg5sss SI dm0.11 Hogan beats tag by Moose's Murphy game. S SI Sudan I 5* SI 0. DSSSSI Bruce Franklin slapped a Oqss TitaN nil Lawisu 311 pair of singles to lead the 'raises 3;.. Lsiwd 15sf NI IN-I whiners at the plate. Steve MIdIC.1 Cam., $3 Oft-4 Moose Prevails Dennis, Larry Lemon and RAILROADUS FIRST *5 I K P1015*1. Steward Gordon had one single MflclslI *51K 421 apiece. Willie Brown had the Dliii III 4 i 1 CrIsp SMIIR 655 431J.cksin only hit for the louers. 333 Dliii Ii In J r. Showdown Oriyiim 31 Last-place Cardinal *rmstv.ss ass Half 35 I Ismassar 3 Industries surprised Chase by . a., 5 s, 'am.. which finished the Anthony Bradshaw had doubles S a 3 URsa Jumping out to *7.0 lead and led M. kyd III Pr$hii ... first half of the Sanford Junior and McGowan had a single. IWss 9-4 before Chase exploded for 10 w •• cisc. ses Deckle Flelschmann was League season with a 1-7 35 ,• runs on Just two 5 Totals a', is McM.lIaa record, stunned previously three for three and scored three bottom of the fifth. s. unbeaten V.F.W. Wednesday, runs to pace Knights of Chase sent 14 batters to the TSIiJS Columbus at the plate. Naser 3*111-4 u-i, in f plate in the bottom of____ the fifith, IIIIrSISII PIrs$Pudsral iii 555-a Moose now leads the second Baker has a triple, George capitalizing on seven IfIOI$ a1 casornas. c,sasu half with a 2-0 record while Brinson a double and Von kIRK *51*5 six walks. Clint Bylngton Herbulli a single. ,,0 v.r.w. tell to 14 in .. homsr.d and DNT)'t MEIMu.. is. wm IS bil1dIh1onvin, Rfllnuo ii KOPC is syssotsa I$Is doubled during the liming. WMaa, t D. Muncie 33 In Wednesday's other league *s It to s Merthie had a pair of doubles ' ' '°"" 34ISrIdS.s VsaKuI' III game, Inlghts of Columbus ,, .... , I lied and scored three rims for Srawtats. I I tKlaus KIdd 2 II I b0tflbOd Elks, 17-1, behind the a s can*.. S 3*IWYIWI PnednicS 55 Chase. Rick Whitaker had the ciunpcy no.hlt pitching of Brett Von onmi Pies i a s cmu.. 396910 a its ries, only hit for Cardinal • •. MSrIIM Klrt,ird S 10 111711$ 55 Herbulls. KiIhiiss $11 0. Msnlies S 5511.1, Jadosu III a fourth Inning single. sues iii cm. . 3 1 S Dfal11ir,I I 55 V.F.W. will attempt to nail MarfladUl Donald Grayson slammed a Will I arisen SSIN.amaa IS down the first half title tonight Nathan 3414 I I I ChIslim III T55$$$ 555 home run and two doubles to 111151 Totals nd lSScoils ISI In a 7:30 p.m. makeup game Irsw Hall Iillradw.11 ill lead the Railroaders' 10-hit CardlasI 435 IIS-9 with second place Kiwanis. The muss.. III Ummisa SII attack. Mike Boyd had I pair 01 CSiss TSIII$ 31 176 Illiliavags I II 5*3 I(I5)i14 game will be played at Q ILK$ Totals 3*S Park on Celery Avenue. kal$setCslsmWs 554 4-11 Moose hurler Tracy Walker II scattered three hits and fanned V.P.W.MOOSU six while walking Just one. Page, Evans NN AS N H 225 I lviii V.F.W. starter Greg Hill was Orutha 225 ISaw 3 14 National hit on his pitching arm by a ,,.. . $$ 1 131 I *11551 pitch In the top of the ffret 11$ PuSs *CarWr 1 Msry ning, and left the game In the oem. Hurl 1-H it t e r __ ill 145 •ILeen.rd third Inning with Moose leading linwi m.aw 301 11.15 . 155 I I WIelhir Flip Page and Paul Evans Also Wednesday, Swim & 44. Dean Debose and Alton DiSess *6111 SITsIals Wits.. combined to pitch a oi*hltter Stuff içset Pools By Max, 94, Davis pitched. Lasaissa 115 11*3 Moose took a 2-0 lead hi the Totals Wednesday night In the despite a home run by Alan oil in Seminole Pony Baseball Zelnkt Tom Anderson had two bottom 01 the first. Terry Russi V.P.W. Mliii 1-Il leadoft the blthii and was safe League, leading Goldur Comb hits for the winners. And Miles Timetç crushed on an error. John Salon to a 144 victory over Sobik's Subs as Craig Owens Detro Landelearing, 1U, as shigledwith one out andMcGowan Walker Thl.bauth Pitches delivered a key hit for the go- Dale Stevens and Eric Bile drove In the two TWII with a 'Rig' NO-Hitter double. ahead rim. combined for a twohltter. Moose won the game under $00151 SOLDIN COMI *55 N 0*7*0 MILlS *51 H the 10-nm slaughter rule In the Tom Thiebaigh pitched a noSill N AS U Mckechie $35 ...... $I Its Aiim 636 white Suns. iI51Sl!s 11 bottom 01 the fourth, scoring hitter Tuesday night, leading ksw. Its $assslSs Sea 11.0110141 is s.s five rims wkthoi* an out. Strombsrg.Carlion to a 0-0 Big MeNi.a Ill limit 833 Mmli J3 55 C.Siøl Carter led Moose hitters with League victory over Altamonte $ I Snssmflim .311 liii... 5*110. III II $ * 51.11111 I S 05515 fPNrsn $ I S WINISisS $ a pair of sUagl.s. Walker and Springs. Hill 55 Vhs. ii Lymi III *sa the Seattle SuperSonics tonight at Seattle's Klngdome in the deciding game of their best-of. seven series. Whigham Furniture upset Also Wednesday night, banging out fl hits en route I:o a - AAA Cooper Transportation Oviedo Auto Parts trimmed 23-18 win over Cardi nal Wednesday night in the Sanford Deluxe Bar, 17-2, as Rico Industries. It wasn't exactl ya Metro Softball League by the Peterson and Lloyd Wall each nitiher's dui as the 1nca'r I ad .j, ; '; U W Whigham Upsets AAA O)na=H itter TitsIs Saam Ran&4, Evenina Her Id, Sanford,ff4 I ., J �SA-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 17, W9 OURSELV5 . " - - - Evening Herald, Sanrd, Fl. - Thursday, May 17,1979-9A i vo 1''\1]7 • i.i .. 1'' -' •TT - In And Around Winter Springs 'J_-;. •• 1 : '' - f ' ® I I Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS CONCRETE MIX Premixed sand, gravel and cement. 40 lb. bag makes 1/3 Cu. ft. I L Mopa cots Acrylic Latex HOUSE PAINT .. ?JU MOp*coTh 16* 19 jg ... i £ iraugiuu 99 . I L FLUORESCENT TUBE SHEET VINYL FLOORING Interfoam cushioned wax" flooring for residential use. In a selection of lovely patterns and colors. 12'widths. 49 2 WflI I UI.UE %MI?P GLUE - LATEX KORKER CEach For easy cleaning of car, boat, home or most anything. Ize . . 79 _______ 49er • ••• ____ GAS A N&Hune I ii I 1 g Tu Rag. 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OI'F' L 110 9.1 comfortable. / J LI - , .' from # UN IT'S SMART TO BE THRIF*ry BUY TODAY IIANG TODAY" ottheii All care /f \ I . BLOUSE SHEATH LINING - $1 1N1ilIN 00 I!RS1 QA!Ifl' - You never got emlinh Alta monte Sprn. was "qu e surprised" to learn ofbe honorable mestlon In the National in • . COUN T SANFORD - / in lights, Tops.... Herald P5S W JaM Millie - ; Sim "Potato chip" .. DoAt000yourself Feeling - -"two SAVE FROM whitei. . - I7 , ,,a m Shorts s ac ks f / UII- I lit 01 Psi. brIghts and Scholestic Art Show in ;.,. t Wa - ,. . /100, work of art won her a blue ribbon in art festival, and went on ' HOURS: 7:30 - 6:00 Monday thru Saturday Ckned Sunday marylesther' 2 r e cognition. The daughter of Mr. and Mn. THRU MAY 24 SANFORD *'V SWEAR FABRIC to win national i_'•' $RUN Piece . df 1 2z41$2%N .299 awaiting you at x - CLASSIC PRINTS ,, . earxft . 511.1. STAR is }HiHfl N -1 N , collection . Pifte 6.09 27 Miss, all b SKIRT & ART RECOGNIZED 2X4X5'$PRUCI$TUOS Ll9htWSl9ht. ISSY to work. Can be und 10 mmmme K )and Country i1.\ 't( _________________________________________ :' OS Sq.Ft. 1K 3%"x27'..10%* rox27,...... Igo Just hi case you missed last week's colwnn, here a reminder. On May 19 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., registration for the Winter Springs Bea liss Pageant to bt. held this fall will take place. If you are The members ate their surprise luncheons with the hostess supplying the beverage, home Playwear .- ' Andrea Gayle I -- " - lSYwWsns11 0 Lids Nichols. .._: C carm Foam be* in 2 . by * ;i !ui4 d Photo al .' ____ . ar .d 112" x 4x Ir CDX (4 ply)... 7.93 5/8' X 4 X 8' CDX ....... 1 O.2 in fresh styles . by Julie Miller The Florida Federation of - as 30% in ftiel costs With a WON kmlaw home i1 SqFt. N-IC 31I IO%C 6*16 - 114AI 10H [011S ME Best . . •a ':; .-..-.- ... C our Leisure SAVE . the wind and 3466 No.W promises ysars of nt.c.-fr.e 15 YN WIffuty seMce.Install lt.ndforgeth. Square.,...1LS W't10'Plice ............ 3190 $"TØMSIII(AU 2oYssiWsnsaty SCOTTY'S Squilire .....22.41 ROYAL S= . SHEATHING PLYWOOD iSiS rezoning of the strip of Freeman, Phyllis Womens Clubs helps support Grindle and Patsy this non profit child care facility. (H , ''' - be airy b S ... business meeting when officers reports were given. $ilI4iaIl 100 SHINGLES SW9d ft" by thesun galnst AlumInum GUTTERS I . - a pa'. ' A ' . center. Be light houses along state Route 434 from Sherry to Wade Street, the city council decided to table the motion until further determination on just how it will affect the homeoAmers financially. After the prolitram box 1 uncheons which were artistically decorated, were auctioned off. - 9d2, Longwood. Sta rt ing time is 8 p.m. determine the inunediate The Lake M Woman's d I Club held its last meeting at the strawberries. home of President De Loris fashion show; Beth ':•- Sv to work shelving.11 F accept paint or stain. 8 through 16' lengths. III1 It The next meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Post No. 5405, VFW, will take pl:ce on Ma) 21,at thi. Post . . ol: I At a public hearing to l Create additional storage grooved 12" on 11 fl. oz. Cartridge (each).. . . . Tough, White acrylic enernel on sturdy, rustproof isluminuum PIMTIC: E-495 Clear; Clear; E-3S8OWhite ..... 5 r AND BATTEN . Another young man will celebrate his 14th birthday on May 19. He is Louis Hurtado of Meadowlark. M ) Happy P Cu Is' Ranch Slides of Hutchison mirror tilels we on WUIf'UD 4 Younkin on his 15th birthda> , Ma) 18 Grace, coordinator of gr' uP- y MIRR011 T1 D TEXTUNE REVERN BOA D May 20 is the date set for the VFW District 18 conventlon. It will be held at the Pine Hills VFW. Election and installation of offi cers from both the posts and auxiliaries will take place at this meeting. There will be a joint 327-17,35 recognition of Be Kind TO Girls Ranch, and his wife, Animals Week. Held at Barbara. They showed slides Jerry's Restaurant, which featured general inseveral of the models formation of the work done for were. from left. Carolyn girls without homes in the age il / ineeting at iu ji.111. Separate meetings will begin at I p.m., follotn lunch All VFW and Auxiliary ineinbers are urged to attend. ty The program was presented by Ted R. Pope, retired prestnted a lunch and chaplain and lieutenant colonel, fashion show in executive director of Hacienda k. - - Pr NANCY BOOTH WinterSprIngs,, Correspondent WEEK 0 .1 269-' Can Happy Birthday to Ray single, female, from 15 to 19 years of age and a resident of the city, you may enter. "t, Humane Society Resists chemicals, mildew, weather, insects. Green, 0 or 12' widths. No. Bright colors for interior or exterior use on plastic, wood, or metal. 11 fl. oz. can our Choice: ANIMAL LAWN TURF SPRAY ENAMEL Fiber reinforced, for renewing old roofs. Stops weathering and retards drying. I ___ _______ SYNTHETIC dIPM -61 - -- FASHIONS FOR 8V Cartridge 0 Liquid Asbestos ROOF COATING Souls Church and Paristaner Ronnie Vincent from Dublin, Ireland, led a songfest of Irish songs. On HawaUan Day, Tuesby, residents Mary Wyatt, Marie Chlllnsky, Helen DeShlelds and Ethel Brunelle, known as the "Wicked Wahnis," entertained with the hula. Wednesday was proclaimed as German Day when Ursula Gilson showed slides from Germany and treated the residents to a German dessert. Tonight in celebration of Italian Day, a lively pizza party is scheduled. On Polish Day, Friday, the order of the day will be the polka and a W The residents are participating In the week-long celebration. The public is invittd to visit. shingles, etc. (caitridg&.. . . 69C 0 In observance of National Nursing Home Week, Lakeew Nursing Center begana week of festivities with the coronation of Ms. Lakeview on Mother's Day when residents, families and friends gathered for a buffet luncheon and open house. Ms. Lakeview, Mrs. Mary Wyatt, and her court were selected by the staff and residents. The court includes: Mrs. Dorothy Thomas, first runner-up; Mrs. Helen DeShields, second runner-up; and Mrs. Martha Greer, third runner-up. A different country is being depicted every day this week Including the menu, decor and entertainment. Monday was Irish Day. Father WWiam Ennis; of All Reg. Price (each tu ) heavy - 490 As usual, the Longwood Post and Auxiliary put on one fine time. There was turkey and all the trim mlngstoeat,a delightful perfonnance by an exotic dancer, some cheerful poking fun at the Longwood group by themselves and a nice band for listening and dancing. 1 vi Use around chimney flashing, tab down roof 0 Coronatio Begins Week Of Feste et ROOF CEMENT S .-.. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent . One step application, bonds stronger than nails and __.4 Ethel Brunelle, standing, Ms. Lakeview of '78, crowns the 1979 queen, Mary Wyatt, after runners-up, from left, Martha Greer, Helen DeShiek!s and Dorothy _j PANEL ADHESIVE I' 59 t' Reg. Price (bag).... All Purpose 9 • . GIBSON-HOMANS [A - '. . - 790 . .-' Ms. Lakeview All purpose mix. High In natural organic materials blendedwithfertiiesoil. SPONGE MITT ••'. . - I POTTING SOIL 7-4. I. ...' nomas receive their honors. Rag. Price (each) . . ... • Each WNIT9 61,1119 to; . I . 4 oz. Size ... 44( - Each Ideal for household carpentry and craftsman jobs. Spreads smoothly. Non-toxic, odorless, non-flam mable. Dries clear. ________ Reg. Price (gal.). 8.99 to iilP- J MOBILE E ch Tube Reg.Price(eachtube).......... 1.39 Provides long-lasting, airtight, watertight seal. Sticks wood, glass, stone, stucco, brick, com metal and sheetrock. Cartridge Stays flexible. Easy to uinni clean up, for interior or Reg Price (Cartridge)..... 99e exterior use. White. IM 11 e 9P . - I S Yd 4 ___ xoric Dancer, Dinner A contingent of members of the VFW Winter Springs Post and AuxiliaryNo 05 traveled the short distance to Longwood last week to attend the installation of Post and Auxiliary officers of the VFW No. 8207. Those attending included commander Ed Senior Vice vo a)ud : 1 Bill Ad cate Jim Glenday, Adjutant Paul Ryan, Vern Bessent, Bill Jacobs and Don Hoffman. .. From the a uxilia ry came President Esther Jacobs. Senior-Vice President Gladys Ramsey, Treasurer Jerry - Ann Hoffman, Guard Roberta Glenday. Trustee Grace Mayo, State Soloist Kay Bessent and 1. e - . Norelcid r I, 485 Reg. Price (each) Gallon Energy saving rapid start tubes are 4 long. Cool White, 40 watts. 1 h andle For use on exterior suaces of mstal and masonry and on all Interior wall surfaces. White and Colors . Re" Pr/'e (bag)...... 1.29 "I 0 - Each Bulb Reg. Price (each bulb) 16 oz. claw hammer has forged finish with polished face and bevel. Genuine hickory . No 4176/SN 11 ½ Nedef . 60, 75 or 100 WattS. CBagg CON 4 E Double HAMMER wkor k°'tYl r J L Installation Includes I - - - MO. 399.9 144"%84" -59"s '' Tom. %"-pi t. seq.-MI. 104-44011. 114 -. - - - �1OA-Evening ELON DIE Thursday, May 17, 1979 Herald, Sanford, Ft. by chic Young I THAT TWENTY &JOCS YOU E 1 TWENTY AND HERES) DOLLARS 47 Former labor -... serves 5 INTEREST! 48 hoots at Prison 51 'The 9 Mr. Heap V ) : 1: ::J- __ _____________ by Mon Walker YOU MAKE ME SO MAD! NOW LISTEN! I'LL ME TO O TELL YOU ONCE STILL DON'T DOES HE oop • -S1ARGE MEAN ____ 0(I _ MORE! ____ _____ ___ _____ ____ ANYTHING, _____ _ _____ ____ . co 0 THE BORN LOSER by Ant Sansom " TIP I CALLED 7 HT &V M H61Z PM co TH 11Mb % 0 wltl~ VO(A 1' &T PJL.48ER. value (comp.wd.) 16 Ma. West 56 Become role 18 Eccentric 57 Lacking hair frayed DOWN ' 0 I7 by Bob Montana ___ fl •••. tment . WE CALL lT! _______ OURSTUIXNTSONCAL0RIES, MISS A7L:T EVERYONE CONSCIOUS TODAY! JUP4P( FOOD, NUTRITION, IS DIET W WHAT SHOULD Uflt'l" i - - OKAY! I _ I, 5 ____ EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider 1' _ roy _ '5 1' 1) s-ri 'Y/ by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S !0 ANP MOM WILL BE ,ONE" - I THINK I'M CONG 10 BE A LAWYER! -ANP SOMEWHERE ftL BE REMEMBERING ALL THE WONPERFUL THINGS "X)U PIP FOR YOU JUST 9EPAYLL BE ?&ARRIEP! 7' .i RUGS BUNNY _ _ OUPWØ LII( FUPPY' 4cK HOME I OS i/ __ by Stoffel & H.lmdahl _ I'LL. 9Ef HOW H Er&V'1P HI5 000! o,' vACATION Al ______ WATER- CR155' WAIIJZ _______ -• ' FORL __________ ____ "___' ' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) ay _ May 18, IM LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Important friendships will be Even if asked today, think made this coming year with twice before persons you will meet tlr8Ugh hI Pe your work. They'll do much to could be turned around to make enham you social YOU look like Um heavy. TAURUS (April ) 5(OP1O (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) A You could wear out, your 'disagreement could occur welcome rather quickly today, today with someone you're if you're too bossy with your extremely fond of, Bite the not pushing, Take the no if notwrol is your answer. whom you beat get along peace. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. aDec. romatically by sending for your new Astro-Graph Letter. 21) Others will be willing to help $1 for each to A*o-Graph, you today, provided you ask P.O. Box 489, Radio City them nicely rather than demanding. Sugercoat your Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign, requests. FRANK AND ERNEST bidding somewhat. In any ______ ', . . 4 • AE $182 •KQ ala diamonds which Is very few pairs would b) • Q953 c only #A4 it safety wins the club in U dwpny, discards two cubs on the top hearts, cashes the king and ace of spades, rtiffs a spade In dummy, the last clZ i~ his hand and another spade in dummy. NQw •14 2 • 105 4 3 • Q J 105 • K 983 SOILITH • A J 1072 9 • A9876 •782 comes the safety play. : aye ST THINGS IN •1 . ___ __ 1' ThAI CREEP LOOMIS ANP HIS CULT ARE THE A TONIGHT' HOW o I __ lIHER!' (40W ___ I KE H REALIZE WHAT'S HAPPENING . ___ • • 4• 1 .. . • '-.": • -. ' . • . . . • - - . .. f.: • . ..,, YOUNG ARTISTS om 0 A SItl GIlt DEAR ABBY: How many i Of I'I I I V kit en with a chance to enjoy f (' ZONIES . ...1 TUMBL1WEEDS 01410111 OrAMASNMA1OWJ' • JUSTLB"rIvP1HMMO1S A-rHr10 Fz.oA-rJ Vr14E MYMON1HM51 - ., -:,' U" ___ . TI ____ . COOL-P 4OLJ P1RCT M1O A MMSHMAL.LOW OficNMP,SlIP aII1RI ITt 1IM $f$E AND A KIDI lWsI'S Th I.AS1' I* r ThAi" S1UPID Oil LNJIDI What would you do if you cy gift for Mom and Dad, said she'd ra (4)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 CD a2 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD @I 0 GUIDING LIGHT 6:25 (3) PORTER WAGONER 6:30 (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RSCAL.$ 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL I) STUDIO SEE 3:30 6:45 I) SESAME STREET 6:47 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 EMERGENCY ONEI 0 BEWITCHED 6:55 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Non-traditional health care facilities are spotlighted in Tanzania, Guatemala and the 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (1 HI. NEIGHBOR United States. (A) (2) TODAY MAKE ME LAUGH 430 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN 7:00 er not say, but t groom paying off 0 CA eir play was involved In a patient's __________________ 10:00 FAIRY TALES es _ 1 0 • 298.m398 MAY 1$. 19-20 a SANDWICH SAND JUNIOR JOE . SLOPPY JOE .79 139 LITTLIJOE.SLOPPYJOE .39 .99 BATTER DIPPED FISH 1.09 1.67 10 HAM a aiwi SANDWICH 1.09 137 INDIVIDUAL ORDERS FRENCNFRIIS .40&.55 COLE SLAW is . .6 • ONION RuGS byCraIgL.r..,t . (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 0 SUNRISE 0 .65 ICE TEA .30 1 .40 MILK . 339.43 HOT COFFEE STRAWBERRY. PINEAPPLE ORANGE FREE .63 .63 .23 FRESH STRAWBERRY 0175 SHORTCAKE FRESH FRUIT SHAKE.UPS HAND DIPPED SUNDAES ORANGEADE & FRESH STRAWBIRRY.CHOCOLATE .63 43 CRUSHED PINEAPPLE .63 LEMONADE DISH OF VANILLA. ORANGE ICE CREAM FLOATS 43 SHERBET .43 00 by 1. K. Rya n __ __________ ________ _________ ___________ _________ _______ . . ROW Q RYAN'S HOPE Year's Service Projects tos - (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- prostitute who was once his dream girl. (R) BSP City Council Names •1 t Iiti/ EDUCATIONAL PRO. ORAMMING 12:30 (2) NEWS RESTLESS ROOKIES ()0 FRIDAY MORNI times have you heard grown NG 8:30 celebrate birthdays, an. Housekeepers quit him one were in my shoes? 5:00 GOOD MORNING AMERI. 0 ANGIE Shortly after children ( usually married) say ear niversarles and holidays, but after another. The last one was (2) CAROL BAFFLED IN BUFFALO BURNETT AND CA Angle's sister Marie announces to their parents, "You are so FRIENDS It's always too crowded and a very unattractive farm DEAR BAFFLED: Hire a her plans to marry and leave 7:25 0 THE 000 COUPLE hard to buy a gift for. We are noisy for conversation or woman in her late 60s, She was male domestic, home, Mama Teresa is taken to Abby (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA running out of Ideas," Well, this the hospital with some mysterivisiting with the children. And a good housekeeper, and I paid 5:30 U ci000 MORNING FLORIDA is open ldtertoour child'en: CZ) DEAR ABBY: I have read ous symptoms. NEWS you are too busy being host and her twice what she could get 0 NEWS DEAR CHILDREN: 9:00 hostess to even know we are anywhere else, but she quit many letters in your column 7:30 BEWITCHED QUINCY Quincy tries to I wish you would realise that ____________________ there. from the family of the bride after one week! Ii) (12) TODAY clear a doctor of malpractice we older parents don't need any So instead of trying to find a When I asked her why, she resenting bitterly the family of charges by proving that foul 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI ch 1 he th th an _ Doyouknow what we would smne conversation with you and please give us the gift of simple she did agree to clean for him social obligations by inviting 811 death. (R) 7:45 (.4) 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 A consider a really fine present? our grandchildren with no one hospitality. We would love it. daily if I would stay in the house their shirt-tail relatives, A.M. WEATHER ______________ Just a simple meal In our els Hwy 1? 92 M 7502 THE FOLKS with her, or if my father would friends, neighbors and business prominent businessman registered in a Waikiki hotel under nt LAST HITS ces to a w eddi ai an DEAR FOLKS: I hope your get OUT of the house, but she acqu 0''AIN MRO0 LMA1k[) 1:35.5:3% ng an assumed name becomes * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * children don't miss this column, wouldn't stay alone in the house pa JOHN TRAVO%.TA ) 8100(0 8E id for by the bride's parents. the victim of a hit-and-run acci. I recently returned from the dent. (A) -* DEAR ABBY: I am about to with SATURDAY p° * 8:25 ANTION Now, Abby, I cannot imagine Orient where I attended a lose my mind. My father Is 83, Q BARNEY MILLER The cut () TODAY *5 F%.00A * ALL SIMINOLI COUNTY VETS CANS, NIGHT RVEI * In fairly good health, retired my father making improper wedding, and was Informed of of "Barney Miller" commemoo 0000 MORNING FLORIDA AUXILIARYMSMIICIAND SENIOR CITIZENS e weddingrate the late Jack Soo, who LPLAZAii1 LAST HITS th 42 NEWS * You we cordially Invited to the first tentative meeting of ,,, * and living alone In a very nice, advances to her, or any of those their solution to 7:15.5:23 portrayed Detective Yemana, United States Veterans and senior Citizens of SemInole m. modem home. My problem is in other housekeepers, but what ( Ap with clips from various epi. invites as many guests as they sodes he appeared in. (2) (12) TODAY getting someone to keep house else am I to think? EXORCIST N 00000 MORNING AMERIOFTHEAMENICANLEGION it3 Own guests. Clever? .:' 0CAATER COUNTRY Lucille It is the purpose of this meeting to develop a veterans and ID YOGA AND YOU WORLD TRAVELER 4ND = -1 shows up unexpectedly at Sgt. __________________ s.io. citizens coalition which will address itself to our * 9:00 DEAR TRAVELER: Very! Baker's bachelor party and corns in regard to what we perceive as a.i increasing neglect of Hy 1752S 1221216 our gmeral welfare. (2) (4) DONAHUE catches him in the arms of CLOSED THURS. CONFIDENTIAL TO another woman. 0 MIKEDOUGLAS STANTSFRIDAY 46 •* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ASHAMED IN LAUDERMOVIE 10:00 DALEft; Don't ever be (2) 0 PRESENTING SUSAN The May meeting of the City Ball, June Helms; Sunshine, CARD SHARKS PLUS AT 11:15 Council of Beta Sigma Phi was Ellen Keefer; Ways and Means, ashamed to admit you were ANTON ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) Barcalled to order by newly elected Tracey Wight; and Publicity, you're smarter today titan you IA' naby gets the shock of his life 10:30 -' 1 President Betty Jack. Lois Smith. ,. , ç\ when a young woman suspect12) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS were yesterday, Other officers elected to U •. --------,, -. ." . serve the 197M year are vice C a)! '.. ' \\\\\\\\\, Prcsldcnt June helms, . -. 0~1 Recording Secretary Margie A A âi. 4W ,. Beine,TreasurerVjckjHafland . 1, Soft pastel prints ., Corresponding Secretary Pat • that adopt equally - -. . . Van Winkle. to adult & children's O City Council has contributed 4' stylIng, both time and money to various 1 FIRST QUALITY service, civic and cultural E GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH iProfuisskinaI ON BOLTS associations. Among those - Shtg S 4$"WIDE receiving support for the 1V18-79 Advice FRIDAY . SATURDAY S A year were the Downtown TheCeimter Merchants Association, BaUt SUNDAY to Guild of Sanford-Seminole, YD. ckar.) YD, General Sanford Library and 0 Museum and the Seminole 10 V County Program headed by Shopp Mrs. Bettye Smith. I) 'During the business meeting 323.0313 plans for the upcoming year MENU 201 E. FIRST ST COLD DRINKS FROM OUR SODA FOUNTAIN were discussed, Selection of LUNCH INCLUDES FRENCH FRIES & COLE SLAW committee chairpersons was COKE . ORANGE. ROOT BEER HAND "DIPPED SHAKES SAND. LUNCH announced. May am Valentine . BIG JOE . SLOPPY JOE .94 1.54 _______ ( : p You Invite us to big parties to for him. 0 ___ ___ majestic panorama of Yellow- And Dad Wo Id Rea Love e os ita 0 MA'S'H Col. Potter. fearing a lover of epidemic proportions, assigns Major Burns the task of camp rat control. (A) 0 STARSKY & HUTCH Starsky becomes obsessed with rehabilitating an alcoholic 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY (3) CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY stone. Yosemite. Grand Canyon. Everglades. Sequoia. T O TIME EXPRESS An attorney who wants to save his sweethearts life and a former boxer who wants another shot at the heavyweight crown board the Time Express. 0 MORK & MINDY Mork tries to help his young soulmate Eugene and Eugene's girlfriend esca pe from parental perseculion. IRI ) NOVA "The New Healers" ___________ (3) PASSWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 5:53 8:00 CD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "America's Wonder. lands: The National Parks' A _________ AFTERNOON 12:oo © PTL CLUB McDowail. Valerie Weld and Miriam Wright. Associate Artistic Director Loretto Rozak, nationally known dance teacher, choreographed "Slavonic Dances" and "Minstrel Tunes." _____________________ (4)OCBS NEWS 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Roddy (R) 11:30 FFFORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OF UFE 0 FAMILY FEUD 11:55 1IP 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB C!) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MATCH GAME P.M. 0 $100.000 NAME THAT TUNE Guild's Arti stic Directors Victor Davila, center. kindergarten student at English Estates School, quite proudly displayed his trophy to other winners in the school's First Annual Festival of Fine Arts. Also winning trophies for Outstanding Talent were, from left, Marty Restjs, Lee-Anne Trimble, Wade Wright (who won Best of Show,) Erick Osborn, and Hollis Perrin. Included in the festival was a display of arts and crafts created by the children and a musical program which featured recorder ensembles and ukulele bands, TAKE AWARI)S REPORT JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER THE PRICE IS RIGHT 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS (2) 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME THE CROSS-WITS p.m., four ballets, from modern and character to classical will be performed by the guild's 19 member dance company. "Two Times Five" and 0 FAMILY Kate Is selected to be personal guide to a famous and handsome visiting Russian composer. 11:00 (2) C4) 00 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Bru- Phyllis Newman. 6:30 0 (4) 0 he is her father. (A) 11:30 TOPIGHT Host: Johnny ( Carson. Guests: Bert Convy, NBC NEWS @)OCBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS fZI VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH 9:30 p.m., and again Saturday, May 19, at 3:30 ed of murder announces that noBetteiheim. (A) ''j e we is'' W e r e choreographed by the H•ra Photo by Joan Madison __ 3 j' I.- - ..- ST DID SEE Youn g dog. sledders at the 1977 Junior World Championships; an Appalachian woodcarver transforms a stick into a duck. dance company. The viewer response to this half hour production wassofavorableduring the Christmas holidays that Channel 24 has rescheduled the program, according to a spokesman. On Friday, May 18, at .... . . 6:00 4)00©NEws bratlon: A Festival Of Dance featuring the Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole .•,.. . EVENING Channel 24 has scheduled an encore airing of Cele- " .. . W IIJ Television Station .••• . ______________________ ___________________________________ 'j.' On TV •. -. _ ___ e'i' $MP, Aired I . TV HIGHLIGHTS . •...,. •• WhQt Plans Do You Hove For Your Child This Summer? ___ 1 (••j 00 Z Jjj.j 11 $ snatch point tournamhnt ut S .1 event chances are that In •K6 ____________________ ___ I NORTh -. He leads a heart from 19) Do a lot of comparison order to achieve your ambitlow dummy and carefully rufs today you may be tempted to shopping today If you're looking Dealer: North ace of diamonds. with try methods not in beeping with to purchm a big-tickat item. WeA Nor* Cod South Ibis guards against the buying could deprive This your lig,t 1 Pass i chance that West mlht wlilcauseyouto win and lose at you of bargains. Pass 3 Pass 3• have been dealt lust two Pass 3 NT Pass 4• AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) hearts and all five trumps the same time. Pass s• Pass 6• and be able to overruff d CANCER (June 21-July 21) Make haste slowly today in Pass Pass Pass lead a trump. This wos1d Peraonawhocomeontoostroog matters that you have to leave South with his last are likely to irritate you more complete. Positive results spade a loser to opponent's Opening lead: Q than usual today. You must be should take precedence over mp. careful not to respond In kind. 'Wo ' tit ruffs his last Avoid confrontations. PC (Feb. 20-March 20) spade and concedes a trkk to the 10 of trumps. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In iltuatloita where YOU ii 5W5P*PERaRPtU5aAM1U MIIIJII1 could arise soindithig important it itake, ByOsw.MJ.coky Al.a&stag today hsaj**venttrewhere don't be (Do you haveaquesslon"for tI*reiasonithlngofvalueat your the experts? Write "Ask She Here is another British Experts," care of this newspaMake. Concessions by both witho appearing hand. Derek Rlmlngton per. Individual questions parties are neceseary (March 21-April 19) API ___ , I1ad• t al answered If accompanfed VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 21) Take a breather from woddly wgiv.scr.dit by stamped, self-addressed Although you will analyze concerns today to enjoy the "R. . Porter" who Ii lup- .nvelopos. The most interestsituations carefully today you o great things life has to posed to have bid and played ing questions will be used In M in tournament, this column and will receive may still make bad judgments, oer. There's more to living _____ ___ ___ __ copies of WshsveAmsrlcanlssdthe views. owing earning a dollar. , ____ SPIDER-MAN by Bob Thaves " Thursday,May LAZA WIN AT BRIDGE CAPRICORN (Dec. flan. SO 7M4T WHY d CAROLE COULPN'T • ••.-•• . / more "things." N" •' . Ballet - will be swollen, causing the you. you get your weight down to opening to be closed and create It mended, It may be that you There is no way I can tell you won't need any medicine at all. what sort of treatment you I am sending you The Health should have without knowing Letter number 3-11, Diabetes: what's causing the .'inHOROSCOPE flammatlon. Sometimes it i Management. It will give you a associated with urinary tract By BERNICE BEDE OSOL better idea on how the diseaseis Infections, particularly .*inagnosed and what you can do flammatlon of the bladder, and di _______________________________________________ Diagnosis, Prevention and 1979 for it. or in many of these conditions, At the present time you're the antibiotics or other medicines person who can do the most for are used with considerable your disuse, Your diet and success. _______________________________ YOUR BIRTHDAY Keep an open mind, !L . If the urethra Is inflamed, it the best possible treatment for ____ .J1 ,,, the r&st - - - GEMINI (May 21-June 10) In ME WHEN I W&AK •H -:-•---- _________________________ __ ___ ç,•) . • II _____________________________________________________ 1itv .r A GIaFRIN [)! I LI g •. t' Lamb the level he probably recom- difficulty in passing urine. r .1 E vening____________ Herald Sanford, Ft. _____________________________________________________________________________ 17, 1979-HA •.'. . sugar was 335. He told me I'm weight reduction Is - Pip • ' f •• - i - ETC.--- . 'r. Dr• I i . i any excess body fat WORK UP A COURSE FOR . check up. l4TaIll$ I I i- I . . [ DEARDR. LAMB -A couple ofweeks ago l had acolflPlete My wood sugar Was 145 after 12 hours of fasting. dhave a big suppeT the cight before. My wine did zxt show any sugar. The doctor had me take a glucose test, dunking glucose water, and after I had drunk the sugar water my blood _ - .. ___ ___ ___ . 12 Bell - . ________________________ dinite1y a diabetic but he Important medicine that ou didn't give inc any medicine - can give yourself. ) device Fleming DEAR DR. LAMB - MY 53 Environment only diet. I'm 52 and weigh 35 Giien by VOW 44 New (prefix) 10 Sponsored agency (abbr.) pounds. Can you explain to me doctor says I have chrilc I I Bird of prey 36 Waring organ 45 Fixed what the DEAR READER -Since you certain what this condition is. didn't have any sugar in your Could you explain it? I am slow - - - - - - 7 8 6 5 4 1 2 3 urine with the first test, that in urinating and need to go suggests that your blood sugar often. I have an ache my - - - - - - - H 10 9 level didn't get too high. lowerbackandaroundthehiPs, - - Usually if the blood sugar level but I'm not sure these are due to 14 12 - - - - is over 1 there will be sugar in the urinary problem. la there any cure, drug or treatment the urine, 18 - 16 ii 11 Many doctors wisely decide which will keep down the not to give patients diabetic discomfort? I have heard of 21 20 19 medicines unless their blood several types of surgery which sugar Is quite high. Rather they are sometimes successful. 26 127 25 1 22 1 23 j24 prefer for their patients to lose What is your opinion? lam a 38I - - - - I________ - - - any excess fat they have first. year-old female. 30 In many instances, particularly DEAR READER - Always In the early diabetic who remember that the ending, 32 31 d doesnt have symptoms yet, I I means 38 39 40 37 36 33 34 35 such a weight control program The urethra Is simply the tube • I - - --- I - I and restructuring of life style from the bladder that drains 44 43 41 42 may make it unnecessary to urine. In the female it is very - take medicine, short and In the male it's - 45 46 You can understand then that considerably longer. Same It is very Important for you to doctors think the short urethra - 51 '52 ' follow the diet that your doctor in the female Is one reason she I I° ' has given you and try to 54 ___________ _______ _________ ______ eliminate be infections. that you have. That would 57 1 58 __ _ __ _ ARCHIE Diabetes Trea __________________ ___________ __________________ _________________ Of rr ____________ - 3 Part IINI1IOINIFI o•$ $ _______ I. _________ N I N £ LAjUj 1DAM ___________________ NI A 1. _______________________ AN , a Nijeje IV ANT ACHY SFT __________________________________ ILIOIO ID A I. PACA LOUI $1 ROUSES ____ $$AN05NS $T 38 Brute 39 Bounty 17 Doct4ns City 40 23 Sma rodent 43 German 24 cIa of 4 Hebrew holy 30 Spawn sal day(abbr.) 31 Box top 26 Ra 49 Legume 32 Mother sheep 5 Trot 27 Su se 6 Southern 33 Ret ri bution 29 Moi nervous 50 Bobble 37 Clevear state (ebbr.) 33 Anlrctic sea 52 Black-backed 41 Spanish gold 7 Snub 34 Hetofore (2 gull 8 Climbing 42 Author 21 River Texas I Capital of Alaska 22 Debonair 2 War fleet 25 Kills 3 Actress 28 Unrefined Farrow metal in BEETLE BAILEY I 55 Without face (abbr.) 04 BUT 54 Public 20 Summer time -I-t PIPN°T HEAR YOU TELL E IATIY Comsth 12 Prisoner 13 African land 15 Billowy expanse Loss 1L LiOiYIOPPf D $ - 19 Crazy ----•.5, 5.- Weight group(abbr.) I Pre ThE 11 Soviet river __ Answerto Previous Puzzle 46 Before (poet) ACROSS /EB, I WANT AND YOU SHOULD PAY ME OKAY, HE 'I 4 ,9ii. //'RANDNG. fur 1Mress wider LJ Your. Invited to come out, meet our staff and tour our facility. We want to acquaint you with our- *1 SPECIAL \', UYYouICC, • SPECIAL SUMM ER PROGRAM Designed exclusively for children entering first grde through age 12. OF SLOPPY JOE SANDWICHSIFONI ___ a lOAM 0 THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH 2911 ORLANDO DR. (HWY. 17.92) Located Between Honda S ABC Liquor a SANFORD .5 * S C 10 PIA -' 00 0 ktwili Includes: Movielat Plus Th..treonTussd.ys,Skltin.aIM.Iodu,$kaftflg Rinon TNurIdayLswmmin,.pIcRiconWednndaysadmanyotherpunfIlIed.ctIvItIeepjaed. CALL SANDRA SILL. I32464$ fir addiNisel Inflrm"f .•/ OPEN (7 DAILY 0$ ç �12 A—Ev.ntng N dLS! nf! rd, !. !u1!1d1y, May 17, 1fl Legal Notice Legal Notice Evenjng Herald, Sanford, F. Legal Notice - Orlando — Winter Park. Seminole o'i OOO ' UJI 77 ' ,. S CLASSIFIED DEPT. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:00 A.M. 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9.Noon •: _S5 DEADLINES Seminole County, Florida, under DEJ.I1 DEJ.7I and by virtue oi a Final Judgment ___________________ issued out of the above-entitled Noon The Da Before Publication REQUEST POE PROPOSAL Court, in the above.styled cause, The Seminole County Sheriff's dated the 15th day of May, 1979, will Office Is initiating the development Surda — Noon Friday NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING sail at public auction, to the highest of a Criminal Justice Information ________________________________________________________ The Board of County Corn. bidder, the following described System forcrlmlnal ustice agencies missioners ________________________________________________________ of Seminole County will property located in Seminole in the county. Sheriff's Office now hold a public hearing in Room 203 of County. Florida, to.wit: requesting proposals for the first the Seminole County Courthouse, ___________________________ Lot II, SLEEPY HOLLOW, ac. year of hardware implementation Sanford Florida, on June 12, 1979 at ____________________________ cording to the plat thereof as including such items as: central 700 P.M., or as soon thereafter as i1.A—.Arts& Crafts recorded in Plat Book 15, pages 64 processIng unit; lineprinter; matrix possible, to consider a specific land ___________________________ and 65, Public Records of Seminole printers; CR1 termnals. etc. use amendment to the Seminole _______________________ County, Florida. Complete description of require. County Comprehensive Plan, Or. Most complete Craft I Hobby lSkLOHOL A PROBLEM as the property of the above-named mints Ynay be obtained from Dick dinance 77.33, and rezoning of the Supply in Central FIc'rida. IN YOUR FAMILY? Defendant, .3. K. MEADE, on the 0th Telson or Bob Lowe at Room 204, dai property from R.2 One HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French AL.ANON day of June, 1979, at 11:00 a.m., Sheriff's Office, 301 N. Park Ave., 4TFamilyDvvelllngDistridto Ave. Sanford. Fl. Forfamiliesorfriendsof Sanford, Fl. 32171, weekdays bit before the West Front Door of the C.3 General Commercial and problemdrinkers 1000 and 1530 hours May Seminole County Courthouse, wean 21.. Wholesale District. Forfutureinformationcall Teresa Ann Nicholas, senior at Lake Brantley High Sanford, FlorIda. Said salewill beto June 6, 1979. Questions may be AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 12—Special Notices 647.3333or writs directed to Dick Telson at (305) 322. OR Dl the highest bidder for cash In hand, NANCE 71.25 WHICH School, accepts Delta Kappa Gamma's scholarship Sanford Al.Anon Family Group the abovedescribed property as the 5115 durIng hours 5hoWfl abOve. AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND p.o. BOx award from Ann Reynolds, center, and J0 Willis, of property ot Itis said Defendant, to John E. Polk USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. Lutheran Church of The -Senford,F1L3277* satisfy said Sheriff Judgment. the Beta Chi Chapter. Miss Nicholas, who has been NOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. pdeemer. Register now for Publish: May 17, 24, 31,1979 (SEAL) SIVE PLAN FROM MEDIUM Fall term. limited enrollment. Lonely? We listen. Have a on every honor roll from grades six through 12, is DEJ60 Armur H. Beckwith, Jr. DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO IN. $30 mo. For more information problem? We listen. Mad or Clerk of the Circuit Court active in many school activities including National IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DUSTRIAL FOR THE PURPOSE call 3326400 or 3223352. frustrated? W listen. Do you By: June I. Curtis EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. OF REZONING THE FOLLOWING someone to Listen to you, need honor Society, Concert Chorus, Madrigal Singers, Deputy Clerk CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM or lust need to talk. Talking to COUNTRY, FLORIDA. Drama and American Field Service. She will attend Bornsteln & Petree R.2 ONE AND TWO FAMILY 18 Help Wanted someone helps I we listen. For 125 South Court Ave. CASE NO. 7LOI1O.CA-04.E DWELLING DISTRICT TO C3 detailsundyourname&phone Seminole Community College and plans to major in Orlando, Florida 32501 GENERAL COMMERCIAL AND IN RE: The Marrlagi number to "Friends Listen", Brick & Block masons (30 Publish May 1?, 24, 1919 special education. MINNIE BELL JOHNSON HUD. WHOLESALE DISTRICT. P.O. Box 125, Casselberry, Fl. 7 a.m..3 p.m. week days. DEJ-U __________________________ and LEY, Wife The North SO feet of the East 170 32707. $5.50 per hour. feet of Lot 2$, McNeils Orange Villa, - - Breakfast cook. Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford on lakefront. . - 41—Fbuses person Jungle Laboratories Corp. 501 Silver Lake Dr., Sanford. - - -. _______________ _________________________ W.Garflettyjhite Reg. Real Estate Broker EMPLOYMENT . OBS! Duplex freshly painteil in & out. Extra lot Zoned C2. A steal JOBS! MANY GOOD Co.'s Lk. Mary 3.1, Sc. porch, quiet neighborhood. $31,000. 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0739 Aft. Hrs. 332 7613,3324869 BOOKKEEPERS GENERAL OFFICE _____ 1808 Chase Ave. 3 BR, 1'i B, new roof, fn bk yd. VA appraised _____ 529,500. Call 333 4398 aft 5.30. ______________________ TRUCK DRIVER STOCK CLERK PAINTING TRAINEE Build to Suit our lot or yours FHA-VA,FHA 2351243 SAW OPERATOR Need 5 immediately REALTOR . ML! -__17)606loreves.323 0517 LAY OUT MECH. Industrial background needed. THISISJUSTAFEW OF MANY JOBSOPEN NOWI 24 HOUR [0 322-9283 CALL 323-5176 6O99 HAL COLBERT, College Studentsdesiring YARDWORK. Call 323-0500; 3220797. _____________________ -. a Clean furn. room. Separate bath & entrance. Air & heat. Close to • taurants 322.3114. _________________________ Sanford f'rácious livin from $28 weekl9. UtIlitIes Included, 500 S. Oak. 322.9623; 811.7883. _________________________ LAKE FRONT over washer, disposal. Near hospital. unique features, picturesque landscapIng. $69,950. Adults, no pets, $200. 3233958. ______________________ Townhous.— modern 2 BR, 1½ B. All appliances laundry, fenced patio. Cony, location, $215. 677.1641 COUNTRY BARGAIN 2 BR, work. . .. Harold Hall Realty snc.REALTOR, MLS STOP AND THINK A MINUIE. . . .IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. 323-5774 Day Immediate-occupancy. New 3 BR, 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. - $27,500 Ants. tor Senior Citizens. Ddwn.' town, very clean & roomy. See Ave. we ____ ____ ______ _______ ______ - - lea - - . - - - . S - - ..- -- - - - . - SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 5. SanfordAvenue "Energy Efficient" studio apt. ideal for single person many sicunity features, attic storage, fabric covered walls. shag carpeting, heat, air, 13 built in power sayers te reduce ii. bills On site manager. 323-3301. - ,, ma ceer in Real Estate call Realty World, Thi Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323.1324. Geneva. Beautiful bldg. sites, heavy in oak, good terms. Owner 1111g. - - 2344S. FrenchAve. - 0115. ____________________ Small 7 BR, carpeted, near Lake Monroe, Older couple only $50 me 0616023. -. __________________ ______________________ __________________________ MObile Homes PICTITIOUSPIANI Notice Is hereby gIven that I am on, dksbusin.st3iej$ French AWl., SaulfOrd $iqysiilole Cll Florida, twnter m tictnin , Mi. C's SOUTHERN CHICKEN, and that I kltgnd"15 - -. - -- - -- - -- - - - $15.000. 2 building lots, zoned MR.2, located west of Sanford. - SR furs.. Osteen. No pets or uiidren. $125 me. + deposit + 322- 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS PARK Branch Ott ice SPACIOUS 3 BR, 2'.', bath, formal dining, carpet, air, private patio w-2 car garage. Lovely club house, pool & tennis. Furn. or ________________ 37*—CHics Rssa1. 43—L.ots..ACreage Large lot w-trees. Water, sewer. $11,500. Wm. Malicjowskl, REALTOR, 332-7903. CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 327-7491 2 aCRES HWY 46, WEST OF i-I, LAKE ACCESS. $19,900. S Mo. old 3 BR,? bath with Family room, projected tennis courts & jogging paths. Beautiful (ewel of for 41.25 ACRES ROLLING HILLS NICELY WOODED ON LARGE CHAIN OF LAKES. OSTEEN AREA. $1,000 PER ACRE. a home. Assumable mortgae just about any kind, OS finallclnp you choose. 543,000. Owner motIvated REALTY WORLD. Cleveland. Miii & kiduN PIot OiiI Orawur Z Sanford. FIelds 31771 TslupIis,j: 1*) 303.1314 - pjp Siatidli. T..WIt: i.ciio, j FlorIda $laptgs 11g. Albert Cip Puss. ublisSI: April24, Ma' L19.17, - '- p - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE . Eves $42'301 332.INS 3 BR, 2 full baths, 12*64, unfurn. except Stove 8. retrg, 56.000. 3238909 atter S p.m. See our beautiful new BARR ING- I? Ft. Aluminum Starcraft, 33 3803 Orlando Dr. 323 3200 Sears 12' Jon float w eI. trolling motor 5150. 322 1)73 45-A—Out of State Property Free listing BROCHURE write. CHE ROI( FE L AND CO Murphy. N. C. 28906 47—Real * •H0USEwANTEq. 323-1-488 Eves. Losing your home 8. credit?Iwlli catch up back payments & buy equity. 3fl 02)6. 47-A—Mortgages Bought & Sold WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic, Mtg. Broker, 075 No. ID Wymore Rd., Attamonte. 062. 7483 SECOND MORTGAGES I -S.,- '73 Bass Boat, SO hp Evinrude. Good condition. Call after 5:30 p.m. 373 1901. 7 IJçFf't PI1tIftç Forced to pick up in your area. Terms to meet your budget. For details call Harold McClanahan, Credit Manager, Streep Music Stores. I 305 849 0010. Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Complete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 3202 French Ave. 377-2253 PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Spinet-Console stored lo cally. Reported like new. Re sponslble party can take on low payment balance. Write before we send truck. Jopiin Piano, P.O. Box 3061, Rome, Ga. 30161. - --- CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODEL ING & REPAIR SO BALINT & ASSOC. 327 8US JACI FROST Cent. I.eat Air Cond Service. Free Es) On tnst Comm & Wits. 372 0208 INSUiATION (tatting, blowing, WACO Foam. fiberglas & - Cellulose Lowest prices Call 371 0839 or 904 734 6108 co)ct. Appliances - _________ Concr,'te Work. Steps I-tee Etimat m or 1g. C.ilI Mr Taylor 3228545 -______ Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed.373 0039 _________ PAINTIP4(,, CARPENTRY F-rCt Est Beauty Care TOWER'S d''AUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 32 0429 alter 5 30 1ualityQperatj 8 yrs exp Patios, Driveways etc Wayne (teal, 377 1321 519 E. 1st St., 327 5742 Ceran'c TIlo MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp $6 No job loo large or small. Complete lawn service. Free estimate 373 4881. landscaping & spraying 323 8049 call anytime. LawnServjce essmeking _____________________ — General LandscapIng. Rose specialists, top soil & fill dirt. lawn maint. 8. tree trimming. 323-2910. Light Ilauling '. — Yard Debris. Trash Appliances& Misc. (LOCAL)349537) Repair. Industrial, Comm. & ResIdentjaI 322 9351 24 Hrs. - Exterior Cleaning 65.—Pets.Supplies (tIP Exterior, Fungus 8. mildew removal. Roots, walls, decks, German Shepherd Male, 7 Mos. Old, $35 Call 3235 136 etc. Free Est. 3396066, US$335. Qisi1, Painhing. Exterior & In. tenor. 33 yrs. exper. Free Esti. 66$ 1)49, Harold Rader. ______ 7 Rooms Used Carpeting Best Offer 322 7180 COCKER SPANIELS, AKC, lwks. wormed & shots, $125. 7 M, I F. 7401 Airport Blvd. 323-7726. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE LeatherS. Rubber Work Boots mower, 5100 or both $1,IQQ. 323-415) - Value & Gold Bond stampbooks, will pay SI per book. 6615291 Large selection foam backea drapes; prints 50* 04, $11.30 Pr.; solids 4$ n $4 $10.50 pr. CuU*m upholstery carpets. Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools 72—Auction JOHNNY'S BACK KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st Since 1937 322-2i35 Piney Woods Aucbon S pc. B suite new, $33; 5 pc. Li new 1399; Loves.aI 544.951, up; 7 pc dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $501 up; El. stove$40 & up; full size draperies $10 I up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, mini. Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located on SR 415, 11 ml. north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques -or misc, by the piece or house fuH. Free pick upon consigned mdii. at 30 pet. 3fl-2270. -- ------ (lODEN General Home Care - 68—Wanted to Buy 327563? - .-. Homelmproiethenf BURFIELD'S Electric Service 8. Free Estimates. 2435's S. French (1792) Sanford - S. EleCtriCal AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3229141 Eves after 61 weekends Licensed Mortgage Broker 7373 So. U.S. 1 Titusville. FL "ALANDSUPERMAR'y'. - - 9495 A.0 ____________________________ FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 - Orlando 321-1577 DeLand 6-$335 2295 1974 MATADOR CPE: - 62—t.awn.Garilen TO 15 YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 11004)2.4002 STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. 4 DR AC Central Heat lAir Coed Free Est. Call Carl Harrisal SEARS, Sanford 377 1171 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery — 3270707 Beds, dbl motel Box Springs & Mattresses, $30 set; Mattress only 520 ea. Sanford Auction, 121$ S. French, 333.7340. -REALTOS --. ------- trailer, powered by 1976-165 OMC out drive. 55.000. Call alter $4,000 to $100,000 ______ . 1971 Thompson 201" with tloal on ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA RIVER AND HIGHWAY 46. USELESS EX. CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS. $5,900. - H_'AirCond.&Hoaling 59—Musical Nrchandise Baptist Church needs JLrL .1; Lu Call 830 7919 1975 HORNET 0 Chrysler 9 pass wagon New tires, rebuilt motor, extra clean Loaded. 16 mi. gal. Family or work car. 5900.'273 8629 6 p.m. 322 8577. Estate Wanted 9 295 Johnson motor, good cond., $350. Also 19 Ft. Chris Craft, motor needs minor repair, 5500. Call 373 5258 after 1:30 p.m. VA & FHA Financing 2 DR. ItT. Sanford, FIa. 32771 1969 21'-j Larson Cutty Cabin. Low time, 160 hp, 1-0, full canvas. tandum wheel trailer, w.el wench. 13500. 333-0492 •tt 6:30 p.m. TON w-lap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES CHEV. CHEVELLE ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 - '71 mobile home in Carriage Cove. 2DR. 1976 B 210 Datsun hatchback $2,500 327 0452 55—Boats & AccessorIes Top SEIGLIR REALTY - The Real Estate Agency -333-5334 42—Mobile Homes - $995 -. 1972 Ford F 100 PS. PB. Auto,wcamperfop&CB $1500 323 4947 3 Family garage sale. Vacuum cleaners, end tables, table & chairs, clothes, lots of nice things. You name it. We have it. On 427 towards Sanford from S Points look for the signs. 3222870. thurs. 2 to 1, Fri. & Sat. 7.30 to 6:30, 1 Gravely riding lawn mower, 32" $1200; 1 Haun 32" riding lawn 24395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford .. Hidden Lake -2IOMeaclowHjlI Dr. 4 BR, 2 bath split plan, double garage, new paint & carpet. Pool, tennis & fishing privileges. Equity & assume mortgage. Immediate occupancy, By Owner, 831 5616. Fri. & Sat. 9 to 6 300 Tangerine Dr. S ACRES FOR HORSES, COWS, AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT. 520,000. Sanford32l.0640 - 0640. Garage Sale WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 332-8721. bldg. lots in city. REALTOR 323*1 Assumable ruort. $38,900. Evenings 322 4914. Days 32) NEW CAR TRADE-INS - 1972 FORD TORINO TJNA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 1:30 It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 90-4 255 83)1 for further details. 20th St. Fri. 9 to S ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3223791 BROKER AGENCY 3 BR, 2 B home wlovely pool & patio area. Nicely landscaped. -- ______ 1973 arage Sale- Clothes, carpet, file cabinet, pillows I Misc 886 E. For sale by owner, 3 BR. 1: B, Block home on 1 acre in the country. $42,500. 322 7193. 311315E.First$t. 30 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 660' ON LAKE MARY BLVD. 53,000 PER ACRE. BRINO YOUR CHECK BOOK. -: STEMPER - SO—IscelIaneous for Sale, 510.000. Forth,buiidersduplmi MINI STORAGE lIe your small storage space Prdoiemwlthoneofourlxrs for 51$ nue. For 1 month or longer i .$u flied, you keep key, 0,111? Sliesavailable. Central Location 3395. Magnolia Ave. CALL 323duB or 322.7415. 323-7322 DON'T STORE IT. SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. unfurn. *534,500. For the investment minded 2 unit Apt. bldg. Good tenants 'uliiiti. .. Sanford's Sales Leader RETIREES TAKE NOTE 3.1'., bath, CH&A, kitchen equipped, landscaped yard. fun in the sun. BUSIEST AREAS Inventory than & fixtures total more' asking price of $23,000. Call reasons. us today this sale for health - -4--i -i-- - NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. OlD IN' ONE'OF SANFORDS *948,000. End the space race in this 4 BR, 2 bath lout Of the ordinary) split level home. Gi'sat for expanding family. , __________________ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S . SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! Lovely Family home with nIce ground pool. 3 BR, 2 bath with family room & screened porch & patio. C.H&A, tool 539,100. $2$,000.Acu$estarterorfor the young at heart. 3 BR, I bath, near shopping. Call today on this 2 BR, near Enterprise, iakeview fronting, extra utility. $150 mo. Wy. for $73,200! BACK TO THE LAND 10 acres, 3 BR home with trees, trees, trees & lake frontage. - - - 54—Garage Sales 41—Houses 1917 Ford LTD 11.4 Dr Exc cond. 70.800 many extras 53,995. Call 323 5)58 alt 6 00 pm - - In Need of Repairs TERRIFIC! 3 BR, P, Bath Brick Home in Washington Oaks! Central HAC. t.arqe RR"i. DO' Needs a little work! A Super Buy above NEW LISTING IN PINECREST ,333-0231, 323.7173. 333-0779, - _____________________ StOWS! AND SAVE ... I' INY ant fUll ... The Waist Ad Extras! BPP WARRANTED. Only 561,5001 Perfect for young executive or professional. 32 with formal !ivin I inlng rccm, -wet b,r, screened Florida room, worksaver kItchen. 2 single car garages. SpanIsh garden entrance. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR _______ -- Home on Lake Sylvan! Eq. Eat. In Kitchen, DR. Pool & Patio' AREA -fl—Houses Unfurnished . LEISURE LIVING' 3 BR, 2 Bath NEW LISTING IN TUSKAWILLA I Bldg. lots. Zoned MR.2. - -S----- Patio! A Buy for $34,000! SOPHISTICATED PRIVACY WITH UBLELIEVABLE LUXURY Corner Ui. Mary Blvd. Zoned Comm. 136x456. Terms. - thi Circuit Court $enulnoie CISEWy Florida in accordance with - - (urn. $55 mc. 641-6205. part time. Apply in Perils Lakiview Nursing " 9191. Sid St. Carpet, Central H AC, Scr. FR, w-w Carpet, and Many More shed, cor, lot cleared w-some trees. $23,000. 1 Room kitchenette, partly turn, Apt. Private entrance, utilities Cook fUll time knowledge Of dieti flSC5$5ai'y. Apply in person L$IVIIW Nursing Centeq 919 I. )d $6 Legal Notice Beamed Ceilings, FR. ww NEWLY WEDS OR GOLDEN AGE PS Quiet neighborhood, easy access to Hwys or anywhere. 3.1 newly refinished throughout, nice yard for relaxation. 2 acres in Lk. Mary wIg. block 306 PalmettoAve. - - 4s4* _______________ ATTORNEY FOR PIR$ONAI. REP*l$g$TATIVI: C Vern,. Mile, Jr. DII,, 3 BR split pLini C.H&A, kit. eqp., dbl car garage. Will sell VA or FHA. 131.900. 3 BR Apt. $160 per mo. LPN, Full time 197'. By: sun First National Imukst '' By: Louis I. I1aflctl Trust Officer WC N. KisL a C.-Penonii Ripesaustafives Of 551. EstaleOf Ivilliii M.J. King FuSING: May 17, $4 $79; By day, wk. or month. Shenendoah Village. 339 _____________________________ Life is more colorful when you're earning good money ahd misting nice People. Call 644 ____________________________ 20l9forditalis. . AVON OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED WILL SI FOREVER BARRED Dote SI the first publication Of this Notice of Administration: May 1?, FANTASTIC! Spanish style 3 BR, 2 Bath Home In San Lantat Reduced Handy man special, garage apt. could be' apt. downstairs. 2 lots. Zoned'comm. $11,300. 2 BR apts fully furnished; pans, dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities Inc. Available till October 1st. ACOLORFULFU'TURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY _______ Sanford 321.06.40 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668.8335 ________________ 322-0414 dependable worker. 322.2090 _______________________________ between 10a.m. 8.6 p.m. "ISV may have that challenge the vslldIIy sf5511 decondint's will, Stue qualifIcations •i the personal rSp9UuintBtiVL or the venue or jurisdiction SI me court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND - - Nice Apt. for rent, 23 or over.' AvailabieafterMcn.,Mayll mc, painting, sm. repaIrs. carpet cleaning & yard work. We will train, we need nest THE FIRST PUILICATION OF THIS NOTICE. folio iny ct Bath Home with Central HAC, w-w Carpet, Fenced Backyard, Near Schools and Shopping! Nicely Landscaped in Lovely Neighborhood' A Buy for 541,000! 7439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford terms. Review for the Fla. Real Estate Exam. Classes on May 19 & 20. Call 645.5410 Tony Coppola School of Real Estate, Jimmie Cowan, 310 Palmetto Handyman for Apt. Complex. Job w-excellent Johnny Walker Inc. 372 6457 or 322-lIlt aft S. ___________________ _ contingent or unIiquldated, the MtUf'S 01 5511 uncertaInty shill be elated. lithe claim Is secured, the seCurity shall be dscrlbet The claimant shall deliver lifficlint SI the claim to flue clerk ts iflabhltheclerktomailonscapyto ______________ sects snonil representative. All persons kitereelad In The estate O whim a copy Ii this Net Ics of MmkulIlra$isnhas been maUed ore required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP FAMILY'S DELIGHT! 3 BR, 2 - _____ - OVER 54 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, 1979! - 31—Apartments Furnished ___________________________ smlsslon or special service equipment. Send resume to P.O. lox 22121$, Charlotte, NC. 20222. or Night _____________________ . - sn $21,500. I BR—$184. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport n' ,, ;n 4r:tord, Coil 333-5670 MarIner's Village , the date when It will become due shall be stated. Ii the claim Is BROKER " EVERYONES DREAM extra ordinary! Large 8. spacious older 3 BR, 1%', B home. Many Spacious, modern 2 BR, C.H&A, carpeted, stove, ref., dish. - ___ REALTY -___________________ ___ _____ STENSTROM SEIGLER REALTY acre beautifully wooded building site on paved Street. City water. $10,000. 3O-Aprtments UnfUrnished , Cl toe above court a written statement of any claim or dnend theymayhave.Iadiclalm mustbe In wvftk and must indicate the basIs for the claim, the name and IddrNI Of the CdItOI' or hIs agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If The claim Is not yet due, REALTY $93,500. __________________ - WlLLTAKE YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE ON A NEW CROCKETT LOG HOME OF YOUR CHOICE. MANY DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM. PRICE RANGE $21,000 TO $45,000. EXECUTIVE LIVING 4 BR. 2 B, fireplace & FR, breakfast rm. & formal DR. pool wgazebo & entertainment area. Privacy wall, dual sprinkler system. _____________________ - ( Notice In writing an muss indicate m All persons having claims or provl,w for equal employment basis for the claim, the name and James I. C. Perry, E.q. Opportunity, and payment Of not less P.O. Box 223$ demands against the estate we than the minimum salaries and address of the creditor or his agent requIred, WITHIN THREE Sanford, FIOi'ida 32171 wages as sat forth In the or attorney, and the amount, Publish May 17, 34, 318. June?, 197 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF claIsv. If liii claim 15 , specifications must be paid on this DEJ.0 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF t will become _______________________________ F0h1ct, THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk shall be stated. Ii the claim Is All bidden me hereby notliiid IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE of the above court a written contingent or unliquidated, the statement of any claim or demand 'ha they must affirmatIvely ensure .a• Of ts. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. stsii be ,;I.. III IflY contract entered into CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, they may have. Each claim must be stated. If toe claim is gced. pursuant to this advertisement, FLORIDA, In writing and must Indicate . s.cty shell be desc,ed. m CIVIL ACTION NO. 794214-CA49.K basis for the claim, the name and MiiIty BusIness Efltiiises will claimant shall deliver aiffkisst addressOftheCreditoro4hisageflf be affOrded full OppOrtunIty tO copies of the claim to the clerk MORTGAGE INVESTMENT SE. or attorney, and the amount submltbldsassubconlrsctsrs. or se enable the clerk te miii ens copy CURITI ES, INC. etc.. or 5iVVICl5. claimed, lithe claim is not yet due, Plaintiff, personal representatIve. and will not be disriminated esctu ____________ the date MIStS it will become vs. All per. a,alnst on the grounds Of race, to wnom a copy of this Notice of shall be stated. If toe claim LILA B. ROGERS. etc.. contIngent or unliquidated, the COlor. religion. sen. or natlenpi Adminlslratieflpuasbeenmall.dare Defendaid. nature of the uncertainty shall be origin In CStS5ritlOfl 509 required, WITHIN THREI NOTICE OP SALE In accsrdanci *1511 ExecutIve MONTHS FROM THE DATE stated If the claim Notice is hereby given tisit pur 5SCWN. op security shall be described. The Ondsr 1101, elI bidden will be of' THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF suant to the -Final Judgment tY to 5UlulItN claimant shall deliver sufficient. IPPSSII 1 Foreclosure and Sale entered In p, TNlSNOTICLteflfoanyobsctiens bids In rusuues to 5 copies of flue claim to the clerk cause pending In the Circuit Court of they may have ttiat ctuaitengss to. and will 1*? be discrimInated sn the clerk to miii one copy t the EIglsfemWh Judicial Circuit, in of The decadent's will, the against in Iii. grounds Of race. quallflca$iequs of too personal each personal rspresmWotiv.. and for Seminole Cou rellaisis. SiX or Aef ieival orisnr All persons Interested In the estate Civil Action No. 794.CA*K, ripsair.$ativ, or to. venue or 50 WIloflu a COPY Of fills Nil ice Of lii wideratISIu for Sword. jurisdiction ii undersigned Clerk will sill the Darius the Fisc$I Years 197$ hhi AdmInistration has been mailed we property situated In said County, ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND required, WITHIN THREE 1151 gais for- Pa,IICIPI$lSu, bIt OBJECTIONS NOT 10 PILED described as: Minority Susbwos Enlsr,riess s WILL SE FOREVER BARRED The East 43 feet 015511 North 122 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF twenty percent (00 percent). "0 DeteClltiefirst putsficatisnol feet of Lot 6 and the West 30 feet Of. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THI$NOTICE.t.fIleanyob$ectiopis IR5lNe that MixitSulis bids 110th NotIce of Administration: May 17, theNorilu 122111501 LotS, FROST'S Minority Blelness Enterprises they may have m.t ctaiige ADDITION NO.2 to ALTAMONTE, seustit, contractors submIltIng bids validity ot m. dKIdIOf'$ will. FLORIDA, according to the plat ho requIred to provide evidence qualIfications of the personal Clifford Lorry iaaseuu thereof as recorded in Flat look 1 "I51 1115(55 lii aidsrg In 5515 repriuwitive, or me venue or N PSr$inal Representative Page 13, 551. Public R resdiing if $ald gosle. jurisdiction SI till COUrt. "I. Of Seminole County, FIends. ThsNeusIlu,AuIluorNyOfflueCIty ALl. CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND CLIFFORD LAWRENCE atpublicsiie,totheldgliutandbeel OSJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED Of $09lblt PiolidS VISSIV15 the 1JAMIR$ON bIdd.rlorcaahahll:OOVdockA.M. WILl. II rlgbetorijeclaisysrafl bids orto FOREVER BARRED. t—w on Plus 30th day May. 1979, at tlus otmetintpusicasissofmis wolve aiy lntsrmalltles In the JUANITA L JAMIR$ON West fraud Doer of 'he Seminole AdinkilsIralien: May 10, h11lhi, N Personal Repr*sudative Cognty Courthouse, Sanford, 1,79. Ni bid shall be withdrawn W', Florida. lodof$dSys subeequerd 151511 o j, Mfeflle, c$g Jan Arthur H. Bockwith, OpSrdlS SI bide WIrII ISIS consist N Personal Representative flsctia.4 ClerSISIffie Circuit Court OftlISHsushAuttwrEyClIIis City ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL of By: June I. Curtis JAMES FRANCIS MCNINNIY Of $irled,-Plou1is. REPRE$INTATWE: Dopuly Clerk THE HOUSING AUTHORITY .IOHN A. ESQUIRE. Of (SEAL) p$Of4 OF THE AND$R$ON ND LEmEM, p SWAN15, $WANN AND CITY OF $ANPOED, IEPISSENTATIVI: p $5,nn 32, HADDOCK FLORIDA AI$OTT U. HERRING pj flji l7$aIfth Magnolia Avenue p 321 $irs Themes Wilson qusde, pw Orlands, Florida 31001 $ga*Id Plrla $3271 biOftius OIl'16$m TihiOftenu: (355) Afteraai* for PIlIMIN Tuhpptt$is: (Ill) 1024100 FUSINGt Miy*I,17,00,17)017.32, pIlsek: May 17. Ii, sin p, .. FUSING May p' lit , po , D.J..1 ogj. WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING & CARPET. DUE FOR COM. PLETION AUGUST 1. $39,000. INC. REALTOR 323-7832 Eve. 332-0612,332.1387, 322.7177 29—on' 6143013 BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME OSTEEN—NEW 3 BR, 26. C-HIA, single garage, large lot, Dunn Ave. $48,500. YARD WORK Y Enterprise, Inc. Mede! InC., Realtor _________________________ 21—Situations Vtnted your lot or our lot. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS $38,900, their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor. 644.2510. ANNETTE SUZI __________________________ - Cash for your lot! Will build on COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. credit: Wehavehelpedothersto find FAST CASH buyers to buy _____________ VA.FHA-235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment CAPE COD HOME IN THE HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your 20% OFF -- HOMES AND BIG OAKS ON THE SAME STREET $55,900. itAttOl - rn,i$,a,'t IES. EXCEPT FOR THE BIG IRALTY LABORER - 41—Houses BATH WITH ALL THE GOOD- PLUMBER - ___________ YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 ELECTICIAN -- 327 0352 "I just got the latest fuel bill. We've cut out entertainment, we've cut out vacations, now we'll have to cut out winter!" - 80—Autos for Sale - Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. UNLUCKY? TRY THISGREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY $53,000. '72 Buick Centurion Loaded New paint & tires Call after S 3J p m. 373 1901. F-100 1972 Ford P U. $1,400 574 4680 cood Used Televisions. 54 ana up. -- 7) Grand Prix fully loaded 39,000mi $1275 323 188 5 79—Trucks-Trailers 53—N- Radio-Stereo - -________________________________ mi 1975 Yamaha 650 cc, electric start, 10,000 mi. Exc. cond. Adult owner. Asking $1,100. 322 9352 .KENMORE WASHER— Par, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $61,900. ASSEMBLY S 52—Appliances OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE - M. Unsworth Realty MECHANICAL . DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN. TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACULATE $32,000. - - 78—Motorcycles Reg. Real Estate Broker SECRETARI ES - $21,000. BATEMAN REALTY 323.5176 & Mercury Monarch 1976. Air, power, cxc COOd 53200 323 9571 d.tYS. 322 3603 after 6 p m _______ ____________________________ Motorcycle lnsuranc BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7710 . Datsun 260 Z. 1971. air, cxc. corid. ISUY JUNK CARS F rom $10 to 5.30 Call 322 1624; 327 1160 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD - extras, runs well, $700 322 0177. 5990 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of Sanford. 3221721. 3 BEDROOM, 1' BATH, FAMILY ROOM. 2 STORY FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN. ONLY "YOU" TODAY I ____________ Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 322 ON SALE— NEW twin size box springs I mattress $23.95 ca. pr.: NEW coffee table with 2 $29,900. JUST WAITING FOR -.------.---- , FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS $306133 or 339.4111 eves. Phone 322.7881, Sanford JOBS! Do you need a friend? Someone to OSCAR SYLVESTER JOHNSON. Plat Book 2, Page 101 of the Public LET'S BE HONEST write, love or lust someone to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 18th Husband Records of Seminole County, you werewt looking for a new talk to. For full details write JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Florida, less the right.of.way for career you wouldn't be reading FRIENDS, P.O. Box 125, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA road. Section 19, TownShip 21, NOTICE OFACTION thisad,andif weweren't looking Casselberry, Fl. 32707. CASE NO. 19.77SCA.06.E DISSOLUTIONOFMARRIAGE Range 29, someone to do a job this ad IN RE; THE MARRIAGE OF Further, the Planning end Zoning ______________________ TO: OSCAR SYLVESTER wouldn't behere. If youwantttie JOSEPH R. CARROLL, Commission of Seminole will County JOHNSON MIAMI (UP!) — Perhaps you can do that with a video VideO equlxnent USed tO COst opportunity to earn Three to 5Lost & Found hold a public hearing in Room 20301 ADDRESS UNKNOWN _____________________ can't take it with you, but a engineer." Five Hundred dollars a week, $40,000, but It dropped to $5,000 Pet ltioner.Husband, the Seminole County Courthouse, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED call 1.100.432.1403 anytime for and Florida lawyer is offering a that an action for Dissolution of Sanford, Florida, on June 6, 1979 at Meyersan tharges an addi- this spring, Meyerson said. FOUND female German Shepherd recorded message. DEBORAH K. CARROLL, Marriage has been filed against you 730 P.M., or as soon thereafter as unique way to have the last tlonal 1125 for the videotape SEM possible, to review, hear comments il you are required to serve a copy word after you're gone — a over the cost of the will. He APPLIANCE 3fl.3 Respondent.Wife. of your written defenses, if any, on and make recommendations to the _____________________ Legal Notice videotaped will, NOTICE OP ACTION SALES MANAGER James 1. Golden, P.O. Box 2202, Board of County CommIssioners on thought up the videotape setup TO: MRS. DEBORAH K. CARROLL Sanford, Florida, 32771 as Attorney the above captioned ordinance. &ChiId Care Florida law requires that a while reading about the trois Noticed Pubhc Hearinv We are looking for an individual 2025 West Melon for the Petitioner in this action, and Additional information may be Notice is hereby given that the will be written, so the taped bies surrounding the Howard who is aggressive, enthusiastic Peoria, Illinois 61605 file the original with the Clerk of the obtained by contacting the Land Special Land Planning Agencyof theClty of Summer program for 6-12 and wants the opportunity to variety is only a supplement to Hughes' will. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Circuit Court in and for Seminole Development Manager at 323.4330, yrs. old including weekly Longwood, Florida will hold a public action for dissolution better their career. Must have of marriage County, Florida, on or before the Ext. 306. be shown when the will Is read, swimming, skating, & movies. hearing on Wednesday, May 23, 197 perience in T.V., stereo & has bean filed against you In the 28th day of May, 1919. Otherwise, a Persons not able to attend the "'11*1W Were so many pcob 322-6645. SANFORD EARLY although lawyer Murray appliance sales. We offer ax at 7:30p.m. in the City Commission Circuit Court of Seminole County, Judgment may be entered against hearingwhowishtocommentonths Chambers, Longwocd CHILDHOOD CENTER. cellent wages & commissions. Meyerson said It could become lerns In the Hughes' will," City HaIl, 175 Florida and you are required to you for the relief demanded in the proposed actions may submit W. Warren Ave., Longwood, serve a copy of your Company paid life, health in. said. It seemed mere IbIs written Petition, Unique Kindergarten for S year written statements to the Land invaluable If the will Is con10 Florida, for the purpose surance & retirement program. of receiving defenses, If any, to on JACK T . WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL Development Division prior to the me th&t olds ONLY, this tall. Best & Zfl&fl who had been comments directed to and con. BRIDGES, tested. Call 332.0244 for an appi. ask for ESQUIRE, Of of this Court, this 23rd day of April, scheduled public hearing. Persons educational opportunity in this involved with movies did ( sidering a request to amend the CLEVELAND, MIZE 8. BRIDGES, 1979. Mrs. Sthneader. area. 3226645. appearing at the hearings may Buthesaldtherealattractlort film his last will and zoningordInancetocreatea ulefor Attorneys for FIRESTONE STORE Pet ltioner.Husband, (SEAL) submit written statements or be operation of privately owned public of the videotape has Little to lSt&FrinchAve.,Sanford whose address is Post Office Drawer FREE CHILD CARE for those Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. tnent." heard orally. Equal Opportunity Employer —M. utilities (sewerage treatment Z. Sanford, Florida 32171, on or with legal matters. who qualify. For further in. Clerk of the Circuit Order of the Board of County By plants) in the City of Longwood, before May 29, 1979, and file the formation contact Sandra Court for "A lot of people are going to Commissioners of Seminole County, Meyeraon, 49, InItiated the Florida and, in addition thereto, to original with the Clerk of the Court Maintenance man needed. Apply 3235690 Seminole County, Florida Florida. use It as a parting shot for videotape service a month ago consider applIcation Of Longwood either before service on Petitioner's in person Holiday Inn of Sanford By: Eve Crabtrn Arthur H. Bockwlth, Jr. Utilities, Inc. for change of zoning Baby Sit In my home on Lakefront. ththgsthey'vealwayawantedto and said he has had about 10 for the purpose of expanding the attornlyorimmediatelythereaft.r; Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Board Of Week Days a Default and ultimate PubiishApr.26&May3, 10, 17, 1979 say," said Meyerion, who has County Commissioners of Sandy322.0711 dilentsandesensofcaiisalzIcW Shadow Hill sewage treatment otherwise COOKS&WAITRESSES will be entered against DEI.115 judgment SemInole County, Florida plant. All interested persons are you for ad up the first In-house video his ads began appearing ' Days Inn Restaurant hiring full & the relief demanded in the By: Josnn K. Hare requested to attend and wiil be Petition. part time waitresses & cooks. INVlTATIONTOBID service In Florida. Miami newsaers. 11-lIfltflICtIOfl$ Deputy Clerk heard. Apply In person Days Inn The Housing Authority of the CIty WITNESS my hand and the seal of Publish: May 11, 1979 ______________________ Linda R. Martin, Sanford. of Sanfärd Florida will receive bids DEJ.70 "1 think of the PLBUU1WIt this Court on this 23rd day of April, City Clerk for modernization and additions to 1979. His clients Include a MlnI wouldglveawealthy manto cut Lady for live.in companion City of Longwood, Florida CASTLE BREWER COURt IrLA. (SEAL) auto salesman i*i hli TOe who for Iady,salary plusboard Publish: May 7, 17, 1979 off hi1 free-apending brMI Creative Expressions 323U12 ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. 16.1, 3223097 COWAN MOUGHTON in had renarded, 33yeard,d DEJ.30 _____________________ . t TERRACE FL.A., 164 until 2:00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR to it.-'-Clerk of the Circuit Court FLORIDA UNCL.UTTER YOUR CLOSET. MlNOLI COUNTY, t By: June I. P.M.,Cnthel3thday 01 J',mi 1q79, at eitivE CurtIs iiW' its TNt ciacuir coup, -2ALES Sill those thins that are PROBATE DIVISION the Administration Building, Castte Deputy Clerk had just received a guhj5Jaf EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. THE Dl MONO STORE taking up space with a want ad 79.156-CF BrewsrCourtW.stlothst.,Sanlord, CUlT IN AND POE SEMINOLE JACK T. BRIDGES. ESQUIRE is Interviewing nowfora -Still, he said, a videotape divorce settement, and two COUNTY, intheHeraid322.2611or131.9rn. Florida at which time and plac. allOfvistn IN RI ESTATE OP FLORIDA. CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGES MANAOEMENTTRAINEE bids will be publicly opined and CLIFFORD LAWRENCE madebyacllentprlvatelyafter elderlycuuples. PostOfficeDrawerZ . CASE NO.79.934.CA.u.K if you are interested na career in read aloud. Sanford, Florida 32171 L.gal retail sales management, we HERBERT CHERRY, signing a written will would be Proposed forms of contract TelePhone: 30S3221314 have a Career Development Plaintiff, legally acceptable If a court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR "The only reason It hasn't documents, including plans and Attorneys Programdesign.dfor motivated Decu SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA specIfications, are on file at the bottle ensued. Publish: April 26, May 3, 10. I?, 1979 been done before Is because ROSA LEE JONES. people like yout NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION PROBATE DIVISION off iced the Housing Authorityof the Defendant. DEI.)16 video equipment was so expeniie Number fl.1I6CP City of Sanford, Florida, Ad. Excellent advancement op.. "It would be admitted on the sive," Meyerion said, "Now oivision portunitles and a full range of NOTICE OF SUIT ministration Building, Castle TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IN RI: ESTATE OF basis of general rules of they've brought the cost down Brewer Court, Florida and efits TO: ROSA LEE JONES S... IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the office of Sanford, Architects', Gut. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST EVELINE M. J, KING the evldence,aslongasyoulaldthe to where It's affordable, Now 42 Tilden Street THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA mann, Dragash.Associates, Ar. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Contact: Mr. W. W. Boatner Rochester, NY PRORATE DIVISION proper rules of foundation that you'll find video used In more Deceased thitects, Planners Inc., Sanford 1100 State st. Last Known Address File Number 79-1S1CP IN THE ESTATE: NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION this tape had not been fooled agreements — like live-In Atlantic Bank Building, Suite 400, Sanford, Fl. 32771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a suit DIVISIOII YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO ALL PERSONS HAVING P.O. Drawer 930, Sanford, Flos'lda. that th. with," Meyerson said. "You agyeejnen." has been filed agsins you in the IN RE: ESTATE OF administration of the estate CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Copies of the documents may Zales Jewelers above-styled cause for breach Of JAMES FRANCIS MCNERNEY be of CLIFFORD LAWRENCE TA_f ALL S2 obtained by depositing $25.00 with .i.4 ftk4 un., Div. of ZaliCnr,raf Inn VIJICPI YPiUN u.cema, II5 INItKt5TP the Architect for each sit of Equal Opportunity Employer M.F to file you; answer with the CI1t'Ii of _________________________________ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Number 79.156-Cp, is pending In the IN THE ESTATE: documentssoobtain.d. Such dapo this Court and to serve a copy TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Circuit Court for Seminole County, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED willberefundedtosachpersonw,io SAW FILER thereof upon James I. C. Perry Of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida, Probate Division, the ad. thattheadminhstra$ionoftlse estate Exp. carbide work & thepl lticetand ban saw WOOLFORK AND PERRY, P. A., THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL of which is Seminole County 01 EveIlnsM.J. King, deceased, File ow,er documents knowledge req. Wages cornAttorneys for Plaintiff, 10)) South OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, The Number 79.)14cP, is pending in (hi within 10 days after bid opening. mensatvw.np., but will further Sanford Avenue, P.O. Box 223$, IN THE ESTATE: personal representatives of the Circuit Court for Seminole County, A certified check train right Individual. Send or bank draft, Sanford, Florida 32771, not later YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida, estate are CLIFFORD LARRY PI'Oblte Division, the Id. reaumew.ref.toBoxl9,c.OTh. than the 19th day of June, 1979. II thattheadmlnistrationoftheestate p.yabletotheHousIngAufp,orltyof JAMERSON & JUANITA L. dress of which is Seminole County the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, you fail to do so, a default may be of JAMES FRANCIS MCNERNEY, JAMERSON whose address is 1500 Courthouse. Sanford, FIotida 32111. Sanford, Fl. 32171. Government Bonds, or a satisfac. entered against you for the relief deceased, File Number 79-1S1.CP, Is tory bid bond executed by the bid. Locust Avenue, Sanford, $imlnol. The personal representative Of the demanded in the Complaint, The pending in the Circuit Court County, Florida. The name and estate Ii Walter N. King, $13 S. Retiredperscntoworli den and acceptable sureties In an real property proceeded against Is: Seminole County, Florida, Probate Iddt'sss Of the Personal repreeen. Magnolia, Sanford, Fla. 32771, Sun Parttimeinshippingdept. amountequaltolpercsn$oftfsebid Division, the address of which Is Lolsaandl, Block 7, LOCKHART FirSt tativvsattorneyare lit forth below. National lank of Orlando, Hoursflexlble,323.470 Seminole County CircuIt Court shall be submItted with each bid. SUBDIVISION, Pie? nOf 3, Page All persons having claims or P.O. 10* 3431, Orlando, Florida The successful bidder will be 70, accordIng to toe Piat tteeof Clerk, Seminole County Courthouse, Engineers. Telephony ,qred to furnisl an pay for demands against the estate me 33002. The name and address of the Saflford,Florlda3277l.Thepersooal recorded in the Public Records 01 personal representative's attorney WITHIN THREE satisfactory performance and required, Major telephone company has representative of the estate is Seminole County, Ficilda. we set forth bel MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF payment bond or bonds. openings for ENGINEERS near MARIE .1. McNERNEY, Dated this 15th day of May, 1979. whose p All persons having claims or Attsntlonlscallsdtoth. Bid Form THE FIRST PUBLICATION Charololte, N.C. Taking C. (SEAL) address is 415 Sheosh Iculevaid, demands against the estate THIS NOTICE,to fill with the clerk plications for ENGINEERS Winter Springs, Florida 32707. The requirloga lass Bid and Unit Price of the ave court a written required, Arthur N. kckwltti, Jr. WITHIN THREE familiar with step-by.step, As Clerk of the Court name and address of the personal lids lath bidder is required tO bid statement of any claim or demand MONTHS FROM THE DATE ontheloselidandeach Unit Price. crossbar, or digital stored representative's attorney are By: June I. Curtis THE FIRST PUBLICATION Attention is called to the theymayhave.Eacticiaimrnuitbe programs systems, tran.' forth below. N Deputy Clerk THI$NOTICI,tofilewlffiffi.clerk Word 107 W.Commerclal - Sate '73 Dodge Polara PS, PB, AC & want ad 51—Household Goods I I I 1605 (Dealer) ' 77—Junk Cars Removed — - . JUST MAkE )'AYMENTS--'69 tfr 75 models CatI 339 9100 or 834- It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" With a - F 4947 praisals. CaiI,DeIis Auction 323 5620 -- i I 1978 Ford Fairmont Fully Equip., $300. take over payments 323- For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap Camper Cover For short bed truck 322 85.45 I 80—Autos for 72—Auction JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. - ast ,alA Nearly new Westinghouse ret.; 3 beds; 1 Sm. roll-away; coffee table & work desk; several household articles; 37 Harley Davidson 45, 90 pcI. restored. 323 53.41. 603 E. 29th St. SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA Nearl-4&434.3 BR,2Bnewhome. dbl. garage, country setting. $17,900 - rejj c—Ak.-nlbiiic (nr LAKE SYLVAN AREA3 BR I', B Form. dining room, fam. room, fireplace. $41,000 New 235 Homes, 4 pcI. interest to qualified buyer. 5)0000 to 530.000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 32222$?. - by Gill Fox lot, air, C-heat. Assumable mortgage at 8'. or new tinancing. $30,000. 323 6228. -________________________ • The L . to get 7 years old—) BR, 1' 2 bath. Corner ytona Bach—gce; weekly. Call 322iosa if no ens (90.4) 252-491. keeper, computer operator, inventory clerkneeded. Apply in sure 3IDE GLANCES 41—Houses i-.....ROI1PlCpO1.tL/ - -- __________ ____________ - - . ADS FlED . •- FOR TERESA r a . SCHOLARSHIP iiu time ............... :' A . RATES 43C a IIi) 1 Ihe 3Cons.c.ivItimIS ....3$c 7COfl5iCUti", times..... 3k a line HOURS • I I I I I I I I I I I A DS CLASSIFIED FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITO'JS NAME Notice Is hr.by given that I am Notice is hereby given that I am agedibuiat P.O. Box 123 Casselberry FIa 32107 Seminole engaged in business at 1311 Santa Ua 7SiiAA*&ñ aroara unve, santor, FJorioa County, Florida, under the fictitIous 32771 SemInole CARL E. KASEMEIER and County, Florida, name of FRIENDS PERSONAL FRANCES I... KASEMEIER. his COMMUNICATION SERVICE and tmndei' the fictitious name of LAKE wife, that I intend to register saId name JENNIE APARTMENTS, and that I Plaintiffs, intend toregister said name with the with tti. Clerk of th# Circuit ~minole County. Florida in ClerkoftheCircuitCourt,Seminole .3. K. MEADE, County, Florida in accordance with accordanc. with the provisions Defendant. the Fictitious Name $tafufg, To. the provisions of the Fictitious NOTICE OF SALE Wit: Section 165.09 Florida Statutes Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1957. 065.09 Florida Statutes 1957. I, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., as 51g. Jeno F. Pauluccl Sig. Harold Clark Clerkofthe Circuit Court, In and for publish: May 17, 24, 31, Publish: May 17,24, 31, June?, 1979 Junel, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Thursday, May 17. is/9-13A Minor home repairs, painting, cleaning, yard work, pressure cleaning, windows replaced, drop ceilings, etc. Call $347117, 5:30 p.m. on. Glass & Screen ____________________________ kreen-porchesool end. Painting PAper Hanging..,free est. Professional workmanship, quick, quality. courteo serv.i,x., 48a 4.7$3. _____________________ DANNY'S PAINTING lnterior.Exterjor House Painting LlCensed.insured.Bonded FREE Estimates, (305) 322.9*, Interior 1. ExterIor Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 327 5545 s. , All type re-glazing I. wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 322 $543. - 'Gs'oonng& IoarEr,g ____________________________ ANIMAL HAVEN Dsg.-.& Cat boarding, bathing,. clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, Plumbing Service ALL PLUMBiNG PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Serv;ce Chg. Cds. - RaiU ___________________________ Custom built iron work. Sh.up inside kennels. screened outside runs, also air cages. 322-5752. 3230174; 322 4601 Windowguards.gat Martin's 313 7181, 339-1j cond. StUZness.,, ___DIGI 322 ___ _________________ or 831-9993 .-- - 4 — r1 �Evening Pkrald, Sanford, Fl. Save up to 40% on draperies. Not all draperies on sale, selected groups listed below: Group I, Select from solids and patterns, In insulated lining, cotton lining and unlined. Sizes 48 x 63 and 48 x 84. Orig. 7to1O Now 4.99 Group II, Select from Swiss Dot, Flower Stripes, Cathy Hardwick, and Supreme Satin In cotton lining, and Insulated lining. Sizes 50 x 63 and 50 x 84 11 .99 to 1 4.99 Orig. 14 to 21 .99 N0W Group III, Select from Antique Satin, Swiss Dot, and Sebring-open weave In cotton and insulated lining. Sizes 50 x 84 and 75 x 84 Orig. 22 to $39 Now 18.99 to 26.99 GroupIV, Select from lined Sebring-open weave Antique Satin and other patterns, cotton and Insulated lining. Sizes 75 x 84 and 100 x 84 Orig. 42 to $54 I Now 36.99 Group V, Select from Sebring open weave w/cotton lining, Antique Satin w/cotton lining, and other patterns with Insulated lining. Sizes 96 x 84 and 120 x 84 0,1g. 66 to 89 Now 52.99 UT1 Styles may vary from Illustration. Nit our outh. stsckl Save up to 46% on boys' Penney Pet ,9 coordinates. ~rmarket Sslsctsd omp. Nit sue sntlrs stick is s Group I, Long sleeve and shOrt sleeve tops in bright stripes and solids ft. 2.25to3 Save upto Now 1.88 Group II, 30% I .. select from jeans and short sleeve shirts Orig. 4to7 Now 3.75 Save up to 46% I Group 111, select from ww wd long sleeve tops aid Jean bottoms ft. 7to9 Now 4.50 'II - ).. I 4 - sim %r bli and moo •t;. Save up to 43% ys. Is"UkartHHUV •: - . ( 4., Sanford , Plaza JCPenney open 10a.m. to9 p.m. Mon. • Sat. Open 12;30 to 5:30 Stmday. F] 4 S. • •• S Evening Heiald Hemid Adwertiser Thursday, May 17, 1979 ' �2—Evening Herald a Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. flitiy,y , 170 17 Id 4, Herald Car Care Is Key To Gas Saving May 17,1979-3 £ Why Hunt and Pay for Unleaded Gas? DATSUN HAS 17 MODELS THAT RUN ON REGULAR GAS! By FARRIS CATO Baird-Ray Datsun Tips to keep your new car new or your old car like new. With the fuel supply low and the prices high, now more than ever we need to find ways to make our fuel go further. We all know this, but how? The best way is Regular Proper Maintenance, with a dealer that knows your particular brand of automobile. All automobile manufacturers have a periodic maintenance schedule that is free when you buy a new car. If you purchase a preowned vehicle, check with the distributor of that particular make vehicle and he will be happy to furnish you with a schedule. There are many ways to gain gas mileage. Tuning the engine Is very Important but not the only thing. When did you have the wheel bearings packed? A free rolling wheel will certainly go further with less effort. The sane applies to brakes. Are they too tight - too loose? Gear oils are also important - when gear tubes have been in for too long they tend to breakdown causing UA1U1V zuu 3X ilie Datsun 200.SX Is a tilm, responsive, personal car that offers full friction. Friction In differentials causes wear to gears and Instrumentation, including tachometer, driver side electric mirror, steel bearings. HAS MORE APPEALbeIteiJ radials, five-speed overdrive stick and Is powered by a 2-liter The automatic transmission should also be serviced overhead cam engine. And It ütops on a dime with hefty, power-assisted about every 20,000 to 25,000 miles - new fluid added, and front disc brakes. adjusted so It will not have any slipping. When you wash your automobile don't just wash the top and outside of the wheels, also wash the inside of the wheels as dirt build up throws the wheels out of balance. IN SHORT: rune up properly and at proper intervals. -$ Most auto engines require Includes more than installing Have wheel bearings packed at proper Intervals, tuning every year or 10,000 the points, plugs and con. Transmission (standard) and differential tubes should miles to maintain peak ef- denser, with a minor ad. be changed. ficlency and performance. juatment to the carburetor. Automatic transmission serviced at proper intervals. Yet few car owners know Anything else costs more. Keep your car clean, the basics involved in a Other garages use the Keep correct amount of air in tires or even a few tuneup. In fact, many major-tuneup listing. A pounds more - It may ride a little harder but gas mileage mechanics don't even know major tuneup Includes •a will improve as well as tires lasting longer, those basics. compression check, battery All of the above mentioned services do not come at the This ignorance is not cleaning, servicing of air and same time, so put your car on a schedule and just like you necessarily due to tack of fuel filters, coil check, and lit will feel better and last longer. It will also be much understanding of engines, servicing of the heat-control cheaper to operate. but to the many standards of valve and belt adjustment. One last note - always demand genuine parts as they judging tuneups. Valve adjustment may also are engineered for your particular car. There is no such thing as a be included. "standard" tuneup. Of course, there are / Manufacturers, flat-rate garages where you pay for manuals and individual the major tuneup and get a I shops differ in their opinions minor one - or a minor one of what it should Include, with some alterations. ti,t,fAn Design differences in Some shops use engines also affect in- OsCillosCOpeS and infra-red terpretations. E spectrometers to make 1W Tuneups are for engines, accurate adjustments, specifically for the Ignition Others use less accurate test components of engines - equipment, ranging down to 4 Points, plugs, condensers, the old "ear and eyeball" distributors, plug wires and methods of years past. the coil. It pays to learn the kind of Electronic ignition systems many of the compo nents of The Problem arise when tuneup recommended for standard equipment on most the electronic system are the one considers other elements your make and model of car. late model cars, were same as In conventional that affect the Ignition Find out which Instruments designed to help keep ignitions 'and maintenance system, such as the battery, the garage uses. Know U emissions low. But they still requirements are not too belts, carburetor and valves, valve adjustment Is critics]. require periodic main- dissimilar, Then la the added confusion Then write thus things down , of different Ignition systems, for your next tuneup. The condition of Largely due to distributor cap and rotor must where points and condensers In many large shops, the requirements stemming from have been .11mlr*ated, and of least experienced mechac tuibe ni * emmissions control, the car im •-.- .... smallf yIjIA* engines, the makers began using the COfl'SCttniflgiSCritjC,ItO where valve adjustment Is more knowledgeable electronic Ignition systems to Proper opbon, Spark plugs critical, . ---''" ••• mechanics are needed for - ' provide more voltage to fire a are still subject to fouling you contact garages more complicated tasks from contarnineid Present in forWhen tuneup wider-gapped spark plug. estimates, your This is not always the best The new -sterns eliminate the combustion process such mind will boggle at the range arrangement. For Instance, IMPORTANT PAPERS breaker points and con- as carbon, C&1CIUZfl, b51'iUfl, of prices, the tuneup mechanic should Kim Johnson, left, and Frank Cofer of Jim densers and replace them Some garages use a flat- have a strong background Lash Blue Book Cars cheek finance papers to with magnetic components And Ignition wiring can still rate manual's minor tuneup emIssion.cozgrt systems, close a sale. Making sure all contract that trIgger the system for deteriorate or suffer damage, as their basis for estimates. since they are critical to elements are in order ja is iiprt Get Most For TunenU gnit ion Groups Are B u N ed care to 644 .1 øIw_ SNO ILI), S çt3 *1L C4 ALL MODELS ON SALE THIS WEEKEND ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING i: '1 11 A1979 KING CAB Datsun's top of the line pick-up quipt'd with factory air, 4 speed transmission, Stereo, west-coast mirrors, tinted glass, radial tires and much more. List Price $4103.O. AM-FM SALE PRICE im Taysta Csrslia 4 Or. led. 6 5899°° $474 chav. Msnts Cans. Avls*atli. PM radii, landau Isp aMsy 47,455 miii,. TeyetVs ecsasmy champ. This 4- Power SteSnIeq, psw,r broke& AMdeer IS equip's with 4 speed Iransiulsalsa, aIr4IM$IsaIIm radii and anly 24011 mUss. Today sly '291$ 111 Default Sill Hatchback. Iquipt. wIN A.C. avtsmafic. AMPM III s. S track. rear shads kit and lily 24,115 MUss. $3011 I '2581 $474 Ptymsvt% Dusts,. Icesseelcali Cyl. 'aPis. automatic. A.C. pews, Steentas and sly $USS mu... DEMO DEMO 1979 Datsun $102 DR Coup.. The ultimate in luxury 1979 210 Wagon. Datsun's most economical station and performance. Fuel infected 240-Z engine, S spied transmission AM-FM Stereo. Factory Mag Wheels and much more. List Price $9493,93. wagon equlp't with 5 speed overdrive transmission, air conditioning, AM-FM Stereo, pin stripes roof deck and more. List Price $4422.00. SALE PRICE 8489' 11$ Datsun ill 2411r. Sedan. 4 cyl. snPn. 4 speed trsnsmluls. AM. ramo with taps and sriv lUll '2991 1q77 OIdImSbh4* Oseas.. 4-dr. sad, finiebsl in sliver mist IT IS equipS. with automatic. A.C. power slss,iag, pews, brabss, AM PM S cyl, espies and sly lUll miles. '161$ 119 L 6 111 SALE PRICE - $566714 1,15 Pontiac Pirebird. S.aviiti mitsui IIIWIII with black vinyl topequipped with automatic. AC, radio, bucketsoats, rafliy wheels and Only 24,555 mliii. $415 Datsun 5315 4-drs. Squipt. withI isis Pontiac Gran Prim. Arctic w$llf 4 speed or automatic, A.C. radio,I exterior with red vinyl bucket,. and have oily 4 lift. Your Choice I Loaded Including power windews I and tilt wheel. $4511 $3833 $4581 $77 Olds Cutlass Supreme 2-dr. H.T. Don't pass this ins up. Automatic, power steethi,, power brakas, A-C. vinyl top and only 24,455 mliii. Like *5w. 1475 Dodge Magnum XI 2.dr. ens owner. Beautiful bilee exterior wi" matching vinyl top and Interior. Loaded. Only 11,111 mliii.. 1473 Datsun $211 Coupe - Datsuns low price economy champ. Iquipt. with automatic, radio, and only 42,115 mlii,. Only '4273 $4388 '1488 I �4—Evening Herald 1 Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 17, lfl, Your Dealer C a n Help Thursday, May 17,1979—S Evening Herald S, Herald Advertiser, Sanford, F I. Looking For Way To Finance Car*,? YOU SEE IT ALL IN THE There comes a time in just about everyone's life when you find something that is just what you are looking for, but you don't have enough money to buy it. This is very true when it comes to buying a used car. Usually when you have the money you can't find what you want, and when you don't have the money all sorts of bargains and good deals are offered to you. So, you either do without what you want, or you find a way to get the money. This Is why automotive financing By KEMP HOWLAND General Manager Blue Book Cars exists. What are the ways for you to obtain the funds needed to purchase the car you've selected? Here are a few of the more common examples of where used cars buyers get the money to buy what they need. A loan from a relative. Usually the cheapest way to finance because your relatives will probably loan you money at a very low interest rate and will allow you to pay them back at a rate that Is comfortable to you. recognized lenders. And he should be ready to make a healthy down payment on the car he Intends to buy. Twenty five percent down is a good rule of thumb, whether It is in cash or a trade-In of equal value. Another plus in the borrower's favor would be a checking and savings account at the bank from which he wishes to borrow. Banks tend to lean towards their own customers for obvious reasons. Usually your car dealer can handle your credit application for you and he will present your loan request to the bank in a most favorable manner. If your dealer has a bank that he deals with, It is sometimes convenient to let him do the legwork. He can have the contracts and other paperwork ready for your signature when you pick up your car and this saves you time and the trouble of going to the bank yourself. ile sure to Inquire about bank financing when you are selecting your car. Finance companies take up the slack where the banks leave off. The finance company will finance older cars and will extend the terms longer In order to keep the payments low. The same basic qualifications are needed to borrow from a finance company as from a bank. However, finance companies are sometimes more willing to give first-time borrowers a try If they meet the other basic qualifications. Because of the rising cost of money to the banks, many finance companies can compete with the banks on interest rates. If you are looking at an older car and need to keep your payments low, think about a finance comoanv as a Although borrowing money from your parents, in-laws, uncle, etc. may lead to other obligations aside from merely paying them back on time, this is usually the cheapest way to borrow. Bank loans are available to qualified buyers on cars that fall within the bank's definition of collateral. Local banks generally do not loan money on cars more than five years old, and they prefer to keep the terms of repayment short on the older cars. A one-year-old car can be financed for thirty six months; a two-year-old car for 30 months; a three-year old car for 24 months; and four or five year old cars for 12 to 18 months. Of course there are always exceptions to these basic guidelines, and a good bank customer Is sometimes given very liberal repayment terms, but these are the normal rules that the banks follow. In order to qualify for bank credit a prospective borrower should expect to meet certain minimum criteria. He should have a substantial amount of time on the job. He should have over a year at the same address. He should have a good credit history with several C •S • 6 Cylinder Std. Shift 4 Cylinder - 4- Door 4 Speed ONLY Ev.rytkli,g youre louklsi for I. a now or vs.i car....vorytkli,g yoe'vo Iouk.d for Ia coafort, sfyliig and ocoaimy ii at a prico tsaor.d to your Isiivld.al needs. In SoalnI. County you'I no cars, cars and oro cars ... Wagons, compacts, sports cars, udans, lmry *.dols, tricks with the extras and o ptions you want. &ig the feasUy...sh.p and cops the So.Ia.Io County Auto Doubts that adv.rHs. I. the SIMIOLI COUNTY AUTO SUPMMARNIT ovary Thursday inib. Evening Harold and Harold Adnrtlsor. For adv.rtlsIag rates and Information cat.. ..0 .......................................4•.•.•.••... 9 295°° '69 Rrebird All It Needs Is Paint ONLY 129500 $ 76 Granada Ghia 6 CylInder - Auto Air - Sharp ONLY $379500 I 4 '72 Nova 2--Dr. • S .. JKS . . : : ONLY ..•, : '66 Mustang I Loaded And Like New 6 Cylinder - Auto. Air - Classic ONLY $ Full Size Comfort $ 179500 389500 '66 Chevelle 76 Aspen Coupe Good Transportation Sporty 6 Cylinder Stereo- Stripes NOW ONLY $44900 78 Aspen 6 Cylinder - Buckets Stereo - Console ONLY $2 19500 73 Mark IV 75 Plymouth 2-Dr. ONLY 6 Cylinder - Auto. 31,000 Miles . , $179500 71 Mazda have the car he wants without having to wait until he's got the cash to pay for it. By enabling the buyer to borrow what he needs to buy his car, the lender does a service to the economy and the community. He also makes money for himself In the form of interest. The cost of borrowing is not cheap, but what really is cheap anymore? It pays to ask questions and to read the contracts before you sign them. Know your rights under the law and see that they are protected. Know what the prevailing interest rates are In your area and If the interest rate offered you seems excessive ask before you sign. Your reputable local car dealer is in constant contact with banks, finance companies and credit unions. It is his job to know the ins and outs of auto finance. Don't hesitate to inquire with him as to what Is available to you in the form of financing, who is giving the most liberal terms, and where he thinks the best interest rates may be available. Remember: the easier the dealer makes it for you to buy his cars, the easier it is for him to sell them. And that's what he's there for. £ 71 Ford Work Van ONLY viable alternative. Credit unions will loan money to their members and will sometimes deduct the payments from the member's paycheck. This is a very convenient way to borrow and the interest rates are quite low, but credit unions do have a few drawbacks. Credit unions are very conservative about how much they will lend on a given car. Sometimes the buyer will be asked to come up with almost half of the purchase price of the car he wants In order for the credit union to make him a loan. Credit unions go 'by the book" when It comes to loan values, and the "book" does not reflect a very accurate picture of current market values In these quick changing economic times. So the buyer either puts a lot of money down, takes a less desirable car, or goes elsewhere for his financing. The whole-idea of automotive finance Is to let the buyer $428800 ONLY $ $2995001 ONLY 175 F.350 Camper Spi. Super Heavy Duty $349500 ONLY 159500 1 72 Pinto Coupe 4 speed Gas Saver ONLY $ 1 59500 78 Chevette 4 Cylinder -4 Speed 4-Door- SAVES GAS ONLY $3895001 �Le Town Country Car La Cu Is at home anywhere. To go well anywhere, It has a sturdy l.3.11tar engine that can power it to 90 mph and deliver 36 mpg. Race, rally and ro.dproven, the engine me. a cad-Iron cylinder block for qsidnom and a ligtd-welgj* aluminum heed for oi*lmmn performance. An all4yncbromslh fourspeed manual tr"-i links the power to the smod, giving you precise control in any situation, city or country. To atop well, powerful disc brakes up front and double. leading shoe rear drum brakes allow pinpoint accuracy in congested Mcp.nd.go traffic. A special load-sensitive proportioning valve automatically adjusts the brake system to maintain maximum stopping power under all conditions. And to ride well, a unique, torsion-bar Independent suspension system gives each wheel freedom to soak up potholes and bumps without upsetting La Car's stability. Le Car. Fast enough, economical enough and safe enough to be at home anywhere. FOR YOUR CAR CROSSWORD PUZZLE EMES NEE MENE CARE ••• ia• l auus Be Sure To Keep Car ME asua •• ENOS E m om son MOOSE Ready To Go At All Times SOME ass us... -, It'sLeCar oom M moms 0 Iiêö. 4& CUSTOMER SERVICE (You can't . - cbKked U, after mik1ig all of thm checks, you find the battery nanin to be replaced, you'll Mifl be faced with some d Which type of 'attiry you buy may have already been decided for you by the auto m.noiacür. SOLUTION 3d:. NS 4 1004 0 4 use a Y. Customers come first and a flew-car or usedcar purchase requires courteous and un. caps. The Delco Freedom derstandlng service. So says Keith Bradshaw, Battery and Chrysler's salesman at Jack Presser Ford, Illustrating Maintenance Free Battery, his point by answering woman's questions in for example, don't have • • .....,,,....•...,...,•..•.,•,..•.,...,..•.• L i. ceps, bat each has an ••••••. •••••••••..• replace the battery.) If your hydrometer teds show all the battery cells at or near full charge, the battery and the charging system are probably OK. An older battery, however, may show a full charge even though it can't provide enough current to start the car. A mechanic should perform a "load test" to see if that's the problem. If the battery passes the load test but the starter won't crank, the problem may be In the starter motor, solenoid switch, Ignition switch, or wiring. A discharged battery may Mill be serviceable If Its cese isn't cracked. If the battery can be recharged - and lfft puie the load led don't replace It. But do have the car's charging system Log in ••• 1.1* RA 1R$sv1di 5s• 8 'aN11iij 115151 Si MENEM ills 'iii. Iii I... SINS 0101011111 ACROSS 55I 46. Kind of tires you 1. Enemy of car need in Dc. bodies. cember. 3. Pollution-fighting 4$. Tune-up helps govt. agency increase this (Inits.). ratio (miii.). I. Replace this 31. 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KIng I DYsToThe Tremendous Response To Our New AMC Curs, Jeeps And Renaults We Are Overloaded With Used Curs, Trucks, Vans. Due To The Gus Crisis Our - 17. Angel pitcher Nolan. Motorist directional aid. Harmful exhaust Model N.A.D.A. Official 1974 Chevy Impala 4 Dr. Auto, Air area. 26. Artillery spot. ters' locations (Inks.). 27. Cheerleaders y. 29. Lby doe. 31. FlourIsh. 32. Poetic cootrac. lion. 33. Color of stop Price u5g 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix Auto, Air 1977 Impala 4 Dr. Sedan Auto, Air Much More 1971 Caddy Coupe, Fully Equipped !4150 1488 ONLY 37. Vital engine 92OO 2388 $7433 ONLY 3688 ONLY 1976 Mercury Monarch 4 Dr., Auto, Air ONLY 4688 2688 1976 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Auto, Air ONLY 2388 337S ONLY 2788 $Anf ONLY Good Equipment Maine. count 41. Chow 49. Strategem. * 52. Large Group In. siniction rooms 53 Units.). _ the Red. 54. Tire changing 54. necessity. Jaguar or Cougar. 59 World War 111 Government Y our ONLY 1 '.~ • 26CITY! MPG BIG GRAND OPENING -. 1`1 DISCOUNTS! COMBINED! Ikk 'II',' -. NEW RENAULT GORDINI F 2 DL SPORTS COUPE/CONY. NOW RIVE A LeCar ONLY 7288 41 RENAULT'S !Wf 1977 Royal Monaco Wgn. Loaded 422S ONLY 3788 1976 ALFA Romeo 4 Sp. 1502r ONLY $3533 IM AI.to, Air 2 Dr. ins Malader 2 Dr. - Auto, Air 3625 $J35ØP !2W I 3188 $3733 ONLY ONLY ONLY OVER 100 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM N OW R OYA L * Uses Waded Gas * Front Wheel Drive * Michelin ZX Radish Standard 31 MPG 197$ Ford Bronco Auto, Air, 4-Wheel Drive 1975 d,sortsman Van, Aute, e naul t D e aler ['R LeCar GRAND OPENING SPECIAL 197$ Gremlin X Auto, Air, 10 In Stock 1974 Ford Mustang Cobra, 4 Sp. 4$. Diver's 4$. Greek 'letter. 47. ____In the (iI'L'1 I 5688 ONLY 2988 $3333 ONLY parts. side of cai(ia U.S.). 42. The direction one drives from Calikcala Jeep Wagoneer $4188 $3333 ONLY light. 35. BuJldJng addi. - Royal Sal. Price 1977 Ford T-Bird 197$ Mercury Cougar Auto, Air, More OVER 25 TO CHOOSE FROM ONLY 1976 Landau, Auto, Air 1974 Ford T-Bird Loaded 1600 DISCOUNT ONLY 1975 Iran LeMma 2 Dr. Auto, Air element (Inks.). 23. Traffic path. 25. Berber tribe NEW 1979 JEEP WAGONEER New Vehicle Volume Has Doubled In The A ) A Last 90 Days. As You know AMC Makes [oii] Only Small Good Gas UsEDCAR Mileage Cars. So We Have To Move This. Trode4ns To Make - Room For More. No Dealers Please. No O You're about to take off for But when you turn the key ft. like it, are played out each a weekend of relaxation. The won't start day by many motorists. cr Is loaded and ready to go. This scenarkk and others What should be done next? The engineers at Consumer Reports have some tips to help you tab the right steps. First, find out If the problem Is with your battery or with acme other component. If the starter motor cranks normally but the engine won't start, It's not the battery. The engine may need a tune-up or repairs. If the starter motor cranks V weakly or not at all, check the battery terminals and terminal clemps to an if they're loose or heavily corroded. Removing the daIppR and cleaning them with fins sai4apar or a special wire brush will in. sure good contact. Corrosive I deposits can be washed off with a tabli.qiocn of baking odeni1dIoacico(watsr. Don't 1st any of the solution gst kdo the battery cells. Wips the top nrfacs of the battery clean with a rag or pepar towel. Replace cables, clomps and bolts If they've obrism dump. And... UM the cnmsciloea we t1. U the ces' dill won't Mt, check the battery with a hydrometer or a Ised Car Sale T1rIV' May !71 1979-7 Mvsctk.r, Sanford, Fl. Ev.nIn Here £ HiraM 2 YR., 24,000 MILE LIMITED DRIVE TRAIN WARRANTY 6 1T . W. 41 MPG HIGHWAY I - - 2488 ijf MIII n'. P h. - �71st Year, No. 233—Friday, May 18, 19796—Sanford, Florida 32711 —E.n1ng HiraM a Herald Adv.rtIsiP, Sanford, Fl. Sanford Gas Stations On Staggered Hours _________ Thursdsy, May 17, 197, • £ in Wr OUIN I1 CAN £ By DONNA ESTES Herald Stiff Writer An Evening Herald survey of 25 gasoline service stations operating in the Sanford area today showed some stations cornpletely out of gasoline for the rest of May while others have no problems at all with obtaining ample smçplles At most of the stations, however, fuel allocations have been cut by 15 percent to 50 percent. These cuts in allocation have caused staggered hours at many of the stations. Over the next few days, The Herald will be measuring the situstlçn In the other communities in Seminole County. "There Is no gasoline shortage," Insisted one service station New '79 Mustang New '79 Fairmont Coupe COME SEE 24001 SEDAN OUR HUGE SELECTION Four cylinder, 4-speed, paint stripes, body side moldings, whitewall tires, power steering and brakes, tinted glass, AM radio, wheel trim rings. 41 TOCK NO. GAS SAVERS 4 Cylinder, 4 Speed Transmission Whitewall Tires, Tinted Glass. + Freight I 1979 Ford U SED C ARS $648O All m. litres. 197$PINTO WAGON ps AC, 1978 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE Beautiful Mi$IllIc Brown. WssØraln, u.,,. Avis, Air, PS. PS, Only 14.111 Miles. 4980 EEMWEEEENWIV~ 4980 1974 MERCEDES C&C iii. Cab a Chassis), FyI Saver, Belly Ti Os Ye Wick. $648O 1977 COURIER PICKUP Will Red Stripes, iipsed With Spike WISSI W.W Tim. Like I 1977 DATSUN 0211 3980 3980 1174 FORD LMIQO, V.1,5 Spd. With 2 Spd. R ear Axle. 348Q Lift Sack, Au tomatic. PS, P1, Air, T.vn.au Cover. 4480 . a $2980 1977 DODGE Pews, Wagss, Dlvi Rid C Whit., Vi, Avis. Pewic Stung, Air Cesdiusn. $1380 1974 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE Whiti.Wusdgraln Trim, Lvgsags Rack, AM. PM Stir,., Air, Avis. PS, PB. Tilt wassi, Spilt Pr.at Seats. P.wsr Licks. I Paui.gsr, 1.1w Mmte.pu, Rsgvlar, Os, $1 980 1978 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE Pass., Creme-Weed. Trim, Civil Split kits., Ccviii Ceitcel, AM, PM Stirs., Avis, Air, yam Dlpltii Rack. Click. 1.115.5. 1979 FAIRMONT WAGON Cylinder, AVISMIIiC, PS, AC. _ 21*45 Hiavy.Dfy. uItI-Orade Capacity. REG Now $599 •REG. $1.15 La. Will Tram in Tallahasse 79C ia I Case Limit AM. RD RADIOS FITS '74 AND UP ' $2 lDssrGr.sn,acy,.,*s., Pswsr StSerIIII. Air Cent Priced At Only $1 98 ) Wiusel Drive. Pictvp, Spud, Pews, Steering. $3930 Red I White. 2480 Biedu Seats, Silver Will Maroon in?. Appx. MPG. ' 5" 498O 1978 FORD PICKUP liv., Small vi, avis. Pimer Steering, New w' Truck A? Only 398O 1975 BRONCO WAGON .I. StrIIW Transauls- lsI. Pews, Steering. 378O -. - 1173 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE - BreweW.sdyais. Avis. $2480 AM.PM Tape. 6 168O 0 ALL- OF411EIIN OIL &FILT SPECIAL 1UTOMATIC TRANSM5S1ON _____ licivds MONTBID AUGNMBIT S1VKE UP To 13 011144,1111,OS Transmission Oil, Oil Pea G"" And Adjvu$ 0"," A" All Linkape. 29" . a r SPRE jrguinu ADING i rv MESS AG E Check And Adjust Caster. Comber AM Tee is. Balance TWO p WISIII. r---is. Cars oaiy. Harry Osborne, 1903 Adams St., Sanford rides his Ct,*C eel uvy ltne* w ii e. cii " form e club all town with other riders. With people driving the can all thetime for even short trips he said, "If everybody would think and cut down a little, it would help!" '1 Le.lae rWuvswi $1600 UI RK-A-CM .. O S30.5144 COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE 4 SAN FORD "Wbr. Sirvlce Is A Matfir if Pt" Hwy. 1792 at Lake Mary Blvd. Sanford I- 322.14S1. O*LANDO.W. PARE 44Si 'S - S • - SS - S run Eldrldge's Standard State Road 46 323-7140 Mon-Fri. 6 a.m.-noon Sun. closed Highway Oil Co. 2425 S. French Ave. 322-9620 Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. -9:45 p.m. Sun closed Adair's Standard Service 100 N. French Ave. 322.0921 Mon-Fri. 7:45 a.m. to4p m. Sat. 7-9 a.m. till noon. sun—closed. Kiddy's Standard Service 2311 W. First St. 322-9878 Mon-Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Anderson's 76 Service 1802 Southwest Rd. 322-9634 Mon-Sun. 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. Sun. closed Lay's Gulf State Road 46 322.9720 Mon-Fri. 6 a.m. 1 p.m. Sat. and Sun. closed. Bob's Chevron Service 3001 S. Orlando Dr. 3229951 Mon-Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sun. closed help, but we have to Regular service still available Mel'sGulf French Ave. and First St. 322-9813 Mon-Fri. 7 a.m. to usually mid-afternoon. Sat. Howard's Mobil 4103 Orlando Dr. 3224226 Howard's Mobile station Is receiving 211,)0 gallons when It ordered 33,000 gallons for example. Butch's Chevron, 1122 Celery Ave. ordered 8,000 gallons this week and received 3,000 gallons. "We are having trouble getting all kinds of gas," the station said. Anderson's station onSouthwest Road was closed four days this week because his supplier had no gasoline. Mel Dekie, owner-operator of Dekie's Gulf on French Avenue has been in the gasoline service station business In Sanford for 30 years. "We open at 6 a.m. and pump our daily quota of 2,100 gallons and then close," Dekie said. "We're getting 90 percent of the amount we received In 1978. I've called Atlanta and Tallahassee for help, but have received no relief so far." Sid Kiddy, ,nanag,r of Kiddy's Standard Service, said his gas th wse't cause h Oi Mhsi,Mlen posnt to close down his pumps. "I can open than on what lamgetting as long as It doesn't get any worse," Kiddy said. The manager of Highway Oil Co. predicted he would probably be forced to dome his pumps down by the middle ol next week. He said he would probably open two weeks later. As an independent station owner, Gary Buchholz, manager of Highway Oil Co., said his gas supply depends on whether there Is any surplus from the distributors and "there Isn't any." Mel's Gull Is getting 10 percent less gas this year than last, said Webster Hunt, manager. He said his hours vary and depend on how long his quota of 1,000 gallons lasts. "One day we closed at 12:30 p.m. when we pumped our quota and yesterday we closed at4p.m.," Hunt said. "Today, we almost have our quota gone already," said Hunt at 11 am. "I may have to cut my regular bows before long," said John L Crawford who operates the Thrifty Service Station at 119 S. Mon-Fri. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. and Sun. - occasionally 7 a.m. to noon. Sun. closed. Regular service still available. Burns Texaco Service 2493 S. French Ave. 323-3820 Out of gas rest of May Mon-Sat. 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open for service only Thrifty Service 119 S. Palmetto Ave. 322-9672 Mon-Fri. 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat. 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. closed Sun. Butch's Chevron Service 1122 Celery Ave. 3227397 Mon-Fri. 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sat 6 a.m. until run out of gas usually early afternoon. Closed Sun. Tibbets Amoco 816 S. French Ave. Mon -Vrt. Barn. to 5 p.m. Sat. repairs only. Butler's Amoco Service 1407 French Ave. 3220762 Mon-Sat. 6 a.m. until out of gas (early afternoon) Sun. closed run Ware-Price Oil 110 N. French Ave. 322-9788 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. until sold out (Usually early afternoon) Closed Sat. and Sun. Cargo Gas Co 2623 Orlando Dr. 322-9996 Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. until out of gas (various times of day) Sun. closed Williams and Son Amoco 3790 Orlando Drive 3224290 Mon-Fri. 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sun. closed Clem Leonard Shell 2500 Park Ave. 322-9430 Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat. sometimes. Sun. closed Cumberland Farms 217 S. Park 322-9676 Mon.-Sun. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. CL-MWLUrcI said his supplier, Plflhlps Pet roleum, has cut his allotment by 15 percent over lad year. At the IS percent level, Crawford sald, bin supply will probably run out two orthree days before the end of the monthllhe maintains his proud houraof operation from 6:30 am. to 6p.m. Witt's Amoco Service 201 S. Sanford Ave. 322-9639 Cumberland Farms Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sat. and Sun. closed 3100 S. Sanford 322-9889 Mon.-Sun. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. %nford Chamber Opposes Hospital Reloc ation Plan wsWU FALSf 24 Hr. Wrecker Service over — — manager 178 CHEV. IMPALA Iriwn.Wesd,raln, Avis, Rack. I , Dekie's Gulf Service 2518 French Ave. 3224924 Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. until out of gas. Various times of day. Sun closed Sanford Exxon Service 2990 S. Sanford Ave. 222.9749. Mon.-Wed. and Fri. 6:45 a.m. to. 5:30 p.m., Tues. and Thurs. 6:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sun. closed Sanford Sunoco Service State Rd. 46 & 14 322-8060 Mon.- Fri. 8 a.m. until sold out. Sat.- Sun.— closed. . • .. 1975 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE 15°° Ba. — received no relief so far' -. . i Cylinder, Automatic, PS, AT, Vsi.wr Split 1973 CHEV. NOVA indulss Up Ye S Ovails Peru mow all. MNeruaft Oil Flits, All imitallatise. : for their hours to assist readers in buying their gasoline. Because the situation may change on any given day, service station operators suggest customers call before going there to ascertain the situation that day. We'll revise the schedule as changes occur. Pacer FINA Oil Co. 1315 W. First St. 322-9040. Mon. Sat. 7 a.m. 9 p.m. Sun.- closed, 'I've called Atlanta and SERVICE FORD.PIEMWM MOTOR 01 1Few 1 1 AmpsIII01Mhwtis CIII Cranking Resirve 5480 1975 LTD lOss, H.?., Irswii Will 1.4.1 Top. Avis, Pewsr Sliming, Pewsr Brakes, Air Cinditioii. An mIca Clean Car Per 1972 DODGE D.200 Willi Compute Utility lady, tOw Palm. This is Truly A Contractors Special. PARTS ' 933 off Mofs,crsftO Mdiufsisc. Fr, kifify - With the gasoline shortage a distinct reality In Seminole County as in other parts of Florida and the United States, the Herald has contacted service stations in Sanford to determine what the local situation is. The following Is a list of gasoline stations In Sanford telling .•— Air, PS, PS, Radii, I.M. 4480 ., ' I 1978 FORD F-ill 4980 • f' 471 S - I Ten, 13' Fiat Bed, Cifip4etily Rebuilt S Cyl.. i Spd. AC• Sss. With Topper, 4-Speed , transmission 1982 CHEV. C49 SERIES • Sanford's Gas Stations,mineeneWho's Open? operator. "The federal boys timed away two gasoline barges In Tampa this week and wouldn't let them unload. "A federal man stands by at the gasoline terminal that serves me in Taft and counts the number of gallons leaving there. "I've been closed four days this week because the company wasn't allowed by federal officers to deliver gasoline to my station." These were the coinineids today of one gasoline service station owner-operator who has been forced to turn away long-time customers because he has no fuel to sell them. At the sane time another service station, Burns Texaco of 2493 S. French Ave. is open for repair service only. The operator said his fuel allocation for the month Is exhausted and it will be June, be said, before he lain the gaaolineeelling business again. He has operated at the same location for the past 15 years. Meanwhile, at both the Park Avenue and Orlando Drive Cumberland Farms locations gas pianpe are operating from 7 am. to 10 p.m. Monday through Sunday. Managers at the two sites said there has been no necessity to close early and plenty of gasoline is on hand. "I've been told no-lead might become scarCe," one of them said, however. Gasoline allocations at most Sanford stations, however, have been cut from percent of the lV8allocaUon for May toasmuch as 50 percent. + Freight anci Service $ 1975 TOYOTA PICKUP 6980 • . T RUCKS a Cylinder, AWf5ifti, PS, AC, Red PisIsl. _____ 1979 FORD RANCHERO RIpIicf ISI V V4,AT, PS0 1978 FAIRMONT Sqwlrs Wagon, Crime Will Wood Trim, Avis, Power Stoiring, Air Condition, Lvtgs Rack, This Car Still Smells New. 3980 Li ke New Condittie. .. •.. And Service E F-100 1977 VOLARE cylinder, Avt.matic, . . 133" Wheel Base 302 V8, Gauges, Rear Step Bumper, Light Med. Blue. a .,. .. Pickup Truck 1177 LINCOLN Town c.. QSSØ with Grain Top. Lssdad will .. Stock No. 90"3 S And Service 90406 . ••.,•• + Freight - Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)--Price 15 Cents -- 1 ByGEOFREY POUNDO Herald 81Writer The Greater Sanford (lamlgf of Commerce today sent notice to $thwii. Memorial Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley and the SI board of trustees that any PLO to relocat, the hospital outside the city of Sanford would be "strongly opposed" by the clwnb,r. (bunber director Jack Hornet prepared the letter following a special meeting of the chamber's board of diroctigirs Thursday ofternoon. The directors voted unanimously to oppose any move of the hospital. "W,'renotgolngtobebellgsrentoa this, we wad to work in a cooperative spirit," Homer said. "But we don't want to m the hospild moved from Sanford." Hoçtal administrator Chks Bentley was In contwo= this morning and could not be reached for cornm. Hi,iji, board mewber Allan Keen said he would welosms the opfortlmlty to most with the QuAi er to position official. Although 24 of the chamber directors were absent, the 13 members present constituted a quorum, according to chamber bylaws. "Since we represent the chamber of commerce and since the chamber Is supposed to represent the best Intereds of Sanford, I think we should do everything In our power to see that the hospital remains In Sanford," said director Bob DaeIm. Daft introduced the motion to have the chamber's position made official, "Personally, I agree with Bob," said Mack Cleveland, "but to vote on our emotions or on parochialism Would "hallenge the credltAlityof what we have done. I would suggest we invite the hospital administrator to present us with the facts so we can act in a responsible manner." Clevelan4 a prominent Sanford lawyer led the opposition to Dselm's motion. In addition to the chamber directors, City Manager Warren E. Knowles and three city commissioners were review the repomt. (eon also said that the regular board meeting Tuesday at 11:45 am. at the hospital is open to the public and anyone having questions would be welcome to attend. The hospital board is expected to take action on consultad's r.t at the Tuesday meeting. The report, which the hospital paid $7,310 to complete, was reviewed by the bollding and finance cin*tee of the hospital board on Monday. At that time, board chairman Thomas Blaynsy Indicated he would be In favor of the recoin.. menditlon to relocate If eppropeWe fing could be negotiated. The Thursday vote by 13 of the chamber's 37 directors come on the hsels of a norm, 74 vets to make the op position to Um 1IpI more official. While ses4hiwnt gths raloMJcg of 81211 was unconteded, several of the director, (sit a misting wh 1'lal4111cials $kj take place bs(ore the chamber wlues ahead and mad. its present at the meeting to express concern over the possible move of the hospital... Knowles said the report received by the hospital board from the consulting firm of Boos. Allen and Hamilton, which Indicated it would be cheaper to relocate the hospital instead of renovate the existing facility, did not contain some pertinent elements. "i would hope the hospital trustees view that report with a big question mark in their eyes. I would hate to see decision made on the basis of a report such as the one they received," Knowles said. He said the report did not include the costs of improvements or sewer installation when it was calculated that a new facility would be cheaper than renovating the existing hospital. "There's a great void In the report. It misses the on-site improvements that would have to be made and those costs See CHAMBER, Page IA any street School Board Teacher Talks Off To Rocky Start - 1I0 bid each yew We aides gin its jpeMIs of (siwt,p Iver)lldag before YOU tell article, and If one of those was Alter a fourth caucus with his of your tricks when you are from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. on may popm a in t.t tueive us your proposals," said a mutual problem that you were lean, Grooms offered to trade ready to negotiate and say Tuesday, May 29 to try to plan tour of the is açeuss maugsmeat swapped Its Grooms to Cowisy at Thur going to open anyway, I will proposals on a one-by-one bails these are our demands then we an agenda for the next adsy's meeting. contained in W contra& Thm moull wl$ WA SEA ajiji know," Grooms said bid Cowisy refused saying he will be ready to respond," negotiation session. stwam the teacws MIon 11a,emudsraagefremdass Ernest Cowley, chief rIiit'HIda 1,70 taschsrs. Cowley said. "You are gang to deliberately wouldn't "piecemeal" Grooms announced he would dth. a'rstku tiun Is size, teaching—loads--and DegotWOrIOrthemMsUlsSnt, "...You om go and take my add on others." call the mediator between now W Idicatisa, ft's Oft to be a pislprneats to academic said the unions have Referring to a letter train the Following another caucus, and that date "to see if we can IN& bt iiutw. freedom with the school tnilim* ha'4 o'er their ______________________________ SEA chairman to open Grooms asked that negotiations settle our problem with the The acheel ada'lrI4ratIin rsJiwh' and isINlis being I IpiMIi to .N hr negotiations, Cowley said: resume silO a.m. on Memorial agency." 11am aid the Seminole udo"wile openers. the pant 14 cedreds. "You asked us to come to the Day to which Cowley resporsCowley accused Grooms of ng -. _____________________________ table, do you wait to bargain or dad: (NA) But the n.gotiM1rll never got ning to hold up negoUa ns plan I* Thursday #A On ornhepound.Bythee.dofths Masgemed would review the not'" to give himself a reason to call lIt. h we* ad A10WdftCW how IS, Gone (fQ5as5, "This Is bad faith bargaining. in the mediator on opening day blillted. AIlhs pie:' the not1Mor for MA toM thin f-_i alV1iW hi •. . ................. IA P$hil. This makes me distrust you. To of negotiations. ................... IA Grooms told Cowley he was Wwea't traded, bath aids. did ........ . ........ 31* O'iwIu .................IA willing to exchange proposals try to pull something like that "Is this what you pl agomus*he would aeskths u'ingMapripeule$st anned?" lachauge esinmeats of hsipofamedia4w$0u paitwinhe*d. .................... 5* UVIMM .............. 7* ",ilhIngto do yIligngf rg really surprised me. It's MR up __________ ie,in ....................,U mahasmiewewjjjhotree4 unreasonable and you know for 3i hoursso you can get Nsdnt . .................. U TalaujIiI* ............ Lieu "The. 'iheie'y.si teacher Ilk uiemst,istlatiuen "ypaildi inIds'tti that." equals5 mediator in here. Ibave here iseysuhe,e 'ed w moo J= 31, wsd who $EAniiudte A tA Weather. .............. ... . 1* Both teans did agree to meet verydisappoInJ," "lamnotgolngtofajlforuy ByINAION CAUAICO .•. R, -, 5) A ___ . Ims (W 04 r _____ 0 ' ' Today ,, _ • - ' S • • -5 5. . - • - , -- • • • - -- - S .- . - - — _',. . -• • :. - -- . : • IS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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/9855780ed73b87b15a25f5a7f836ff6c.pdf 0c95e95d7171759619ac42696c9c9568 PDF Text Text B LON DIE 413-Evenlng 7;41S ISN'T MUCW Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 30, 1979 ITS TWE PERFECT L P TIS T EZF E -OR OF:US TWO OF US I WONT CRY 40 Stage of a Answer to Previous Puzzle journey 42 Fell in drops L All WU %,vON'T I Martini OPEN WIJIZ a gold plated 45 Consiollialion statuette 47 Islamic name I ON A SCALE— ACROSS by Chic Young T, 5 H AIKIEIDI CH F OLUU Skin Is Dece iver R 11LI IF N I N R 1110111N tIJe AboutCirculation , NA H HA I A MER Y 0 y E0[R S I 0 C A I N A N 0 A _ , 13 Make certain 50 Lamblike b 1. i% 14 Livestock shelter i ' _ C BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker OH,POGS HAVE A WAY OF SHOULP KNOWING WHAT YEAH ...CALL THE TV REPAJRMAN CALL A MAKES THEM VET ,1\FEEL BETTER J! 0C 0 ' 1 F i 1! L I A IL - 2- 3- 4- 5- — 11 12 - - - - - by Art Sansom CAWL16. C, 17 - WWII W HAS* TW MIS CDT un A 61wro 21 24 22 - 23 30 31 32 35 30 40 41 LIT IT WAS S70P AW 15A7PAN060,r SOMY, MOM! WHY ARE YOU SO LATE, ARCHIE J 1i' WAS THAT EH V / - - - - - - 38 43 47 53 — - - - - - - . . 1 I 1. I OROSCOPE BERNICE BEDE 1 " - I ' an ions for _____ total number of red blood was in the i pal a while after the surgery. days andhadlobiood years old and It's common not to replace all sfuslons. I am 58 the blood that's been lost and have always had a good health sometimes it would be difficult record. wondering how much of to do so anyway. As a result it I'm may take several weeks for the lated w to regenerate bone to getting the circulation back relative enough new ed blood cells for or my muscle tone. A said the blood recirculates ll the recovery to take place. enever you have a noal every 24 hours, but what about amount of blood is your body to the outer areas of the body? d everuhin is My gynecologist did notice again an a11 your how my coloring was coming Woiftuig will o he ca p illaries back. It took quite a whil e for cfl the pink to come back Into my up and you'll look pe e cheeks.I'vealwayshadaruddy The skin is somewhat of a complexion. deceiver about circulation. A DEAR READER — An person may faint because the averageofadult around quarts blood has in the body.seven The arteries in his leg muscles all heart at rest will pump about open up and there's an increase five quarts a minute so your in blood flow to his muscles. As blood is constantly on the move. a result there isn't enough blood he A vigorous athlete may pump flo wtotbr • tiiv over 30 quarts a minute even a• the same time dy may contract though all the blood In his bo even o may only be about seven more blood In the leg VeW than quarts. When you have a transfusion, usual, the skin over the legs the blood imanediately enters may be chalky white I'm sending you The Health into your circulating bloodyou require a Letter number 64, Blood Type. stream. If RhFadorandTransfus1ons. transfusion, you usually have a lot of other things wrong with will give you some general you. I'm sure that was true in information on blood typing that may be of Interest to you. your case. W9never you lose blood, all Others who want this IntlO ! the little vessels in the body undergo changes. The tiny check or coin with a long, amped, self-addressed encapillaries is the skin may I for It Send your req uest contract. This causes the skin to to me, in care of thid appear white. newspape r, P.O. Box 1551 Although you probably had y perfectly normal circulation, - 1979 ' ford you may have been low on the NY CAPRICORN 19) Before taking business July3l,1979 gambles today, carefully This coming year you may be consider what might happen if subjected to sore changing they fail. Impulsiveness could by Howie Schneider conditions not of yo ur own lead you to do something OU IMP score of plus 48 and us' ITS ERLt? choosing. Don't be discouraged could regret. the,, corresponding minus should this happen. 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PROMSMI • .• GOBBLE Motel Blaze K'1*11s CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (UPI)—A fire In ono-wing of a two-story motel early this morning killed nine people and injured scores of others, some of whom where hurt jumping from second floor rooms. . Officials at a temporary morgue said nine people are dead from the fire In the eastern Ohio community, a figure confirmed by hospital officials. Most of the dead were found In the hallways, which were filled with smoke, authorities said, About 60 people were injured, Including seven admitted to Guernsey Memorial Hospital. Council 1 Some of the Injured suffered broken bones Jumping from second-floor windows. Most of the injured were treated for smoke inhalation, cuts and bruises. Ile injured were transported by ambulances, police cruisers and private cars. "We're damn lucky we didn't ha ve more fatalities. When We got here the smoke was so thick we could hardly see. It was difficult to help people because of the heat," said Sgt. Robert Kafury. By the time police arrived most of the guests were out, Kafury said. "The fire was first turned In by two kids playing pinball," Harry McLaughlin of state fire marshal's office said. "They By HUGH THOMSON Herald Staff Writer .a_e.* M.flfl n - -- state Fire Marshal's Office to make a complete investigation. Amoulances and firefighters from six or seven departments were called to help the injured and battle the fire, which broke out about 3:30 a.m. EDT at the Holiday Inn motel. The fire reportedly was un de r control by 4:30 a.m. wasn't a scene with people pulling out their hair over grief. Four It was confined to the northeast wing of the building but much of people said they had a hard time breaking windows with chairs in the motel sustained smoke and water damage. order to jump out. They said the hallways were filled with The motel Is located just off Interstate 70. smoke." The cause of the fire was not immediately determined. Rhodes Gov. James A. Rhodes said, "It Is a tragedy for our state and we said the state lodge at Salt Fork will be available for those are moving quickly to determine its cause." He has ordered the displaced by the fire. may bring the ishue to the the tax rate by $1.25 through a Sept. 11 referendum to increase not include materials for road public will lose uhould they communications department. and of the benefits Lake Mary referendum. the tax rate, repairs, or repairs for t he fire reject a tax Increase. This latter item amounts to could derive should the city get Faced with a dilemma of City Council came up with City Manager Phil Kulbes, Kulbes, who described truck, or for new brakes or t ires The loss to the public will $36,714. keeping Lake Mary's propert y two proposed budgets, one who sa id he will have both budget he has project one. lie recommended applying ed th us for the fire truck". The budget, Include t he services of two for one of the grants on a The two budgets will be truck ($11,500), and personnel spoke briefly on Community either ..nford, Seminole did presented to - show what the now working in the police-fire Development Programs Grants County or both. Stand On Cemeter Soccer Is Reversed The conunission had agreed last week on the request of Seminole Soccer Coach Ron Korb, since lt did not appear the new soccer field at Candyland Park will be completed in time for the season's opening, to allow the youngsters to play in a portion of the cemetery. The idea was to put up a fence between the graves and the platted, but unoccupied, portion. A portion of city commission Monday night ,. changed its decision on allowing soccer games to be "I went along without any objection, but I fell ; mudiv a mistake," said Commissioner J.R. Grant. "I got a Lot of calls object in g to soccer being play.wi in the cemetery. I think we acted a bit hasty and should reconsider and find another place for the children to play.,, Other commissioners and Mayor June Lormann also reported receiving calls, "I agree, wethould back up," said Mrs. Larmann. "It didn't look so bad until I read it in the newspaper headlines and youth sports." Past president of the Seminole Youth Soccer Club, everyone I saw got worse." Commissioner ft a y Lelbensperger and Larry Gold berg also admitted that they had made a mistake, "I'm sure Ron Korb had no intention of desecrating any graves," Goldberg added. Korb said there are 700 to children aged 5-16 wanting 10 play soccer, but there Is a shortage of playing mem. The soccer season starts Sept. 15, but Korb add the When informed tway of Um commission's decision, Korb d, Ican understand maybe people would feel that way, but we certainly appreciate the city trying to htlP and Promote playing field In Candyland Park will not be ready. "There's not a blade of grass there now and we are hoping it will be ready by January for our spring season," Korb explainied. ToP field on Slate Road 434 belonging to Georges St Laurent that the Soccer teams have been using will not be available this fall, Korb said "We would certainly appreciate anyone with property not being used allowing us to use it as soccer field, he added. "We are trying to involve youngsters is after il activity asmany of them get out of school at 2:30 p.m. and do W have bilermural sports." . . RON KORB • .;IØf - noticed the smoke and called the fire departmentThank God they did." He said the bulliling did not have a sprinkler system. "I don't know yet If it had a f ire alarm system. A photographer said, "Even the Injured were very calm. it voters. portion of the city cemetery. -- Scores In Oh'i' o Town Set Referendum Thursday played in the unoccupied g -- 91F Iniures 0 ... . Raft Today Fire broke out sho rtly be fore control by 12:30 p.m. room display had been Set up Around The Clock ..........4A Horescope .................4B noon today in one of the land. The building located at 390 there as well as Pratt's office. Bridge ....................4B Hospital ...................ZA marks of the Longwood Wilma St. belongs to Tom Sketchy reports from the Calendar .................. 5A OURSELVES .............. IB Historical District, the school Pratt. It served as a school until scene indicate at least one Comics .................... 4B Obituaries ................ 3-A house built in 1880. Fire units 1924 and as the town hall and firefighter was overcome by Crouword .................4B Spoils ...................I-7A responding from the city and fire station from then until the smoke and eat and had to be Editorial .................. Television ................. SA 7A county had the fire under mid-SOs A permanent school taken to the hospital Dear Abby 18 Editorial 4% His Doritos are not going g to end u as turk e 'stuffln g TI If mmy Moore, 5, of about it. Ile encountered the feathered panhandler In the children's zoo section of Central Florida Zoo on GOBBLE Deluged with complaints from lAngwood residents, the . F re .:.a. i Cemetery will no converted of ; t' Herald Photo by Tom N.ts.I 700 to 800 youngsters still need a place to play, Ow coach says. 00 0* •p 1 During the course of the one- was any shells or not. I Just Circuit 3udRe Kenneth youth last May with man. bUchael Erick Smith. the day trial, Leffler heard cocked it and didn't point it at Leffler (lid find the boy guilty of slaughter for the shooting death infant son of Mr. and Mrs. testimony from the youth's him,I pointed it near him and I the improperuse of rean of a 3-year-old Lake Mary boy Steven Bander, 457 Crystal parents and a taped con- wasn't gonna pull the trigger. Lake Drive in Lake Mary, was versation with the 12-yearZd The judgeordered a re: in a rural Sanford trailer. sentence i nvestigation ofthe The infant was being cared killed by a single shot in the about four hours after the cid"My hand slipped enll pulled the trge shooting. boy's background before he for by the juvenile's parents on neck from a .30 caliber rifle. Public Pressure Brought To Bear In Longwood DOI WU Wa . - Herald Staff Writer frjI Of Manslau hter hands down a sentence on Sept. the day of the shooting. Shortly BySHARONCARRASCO In his ruling, the judge said In the tape, the boy tells how 4. He rald Staff Writer after noon on Feb. 15, the the date's evidence wasn't the shooting occurred: The maximum penalty the youth's mother asked her son to sufficient to prove "gross Call it a "tragedy that has "My mother told me to take njjfrom his youth" a boy faces is being placed in the take the child to the bathroom. negligence or a willful him (Erick) to the restroom. I circuit judge found a 12-year. residential treatment program A few minutes later, she and disregard of the lives of others" took him in there. I was playing old Sa nf ordboy not guilty of under the Rehabilitative Health her husband head a sound on the part of the 12-year-old around and I didn't know the manslaughter Mondayin the Services (HRS) until he is 19. comparable to a "beachbal l and his operation of the weapon gun was loaded. The Seminole County state breaking" coming from that at the time of the shooting. Feb 10 shootingdeath of an "I forgot to look to see if there .5 ________________________________ by Craig L.gg. fl filoy Not Gu* -t; those service cuts, city council services. the other Increasing vote then on whether to call a crease In insurance PFrEY HEARS ,." would be provided by city crews. tax rate at the current level by calling for holding the property budgets ready for Thursday's far as a "bare bones" budget, at present, • -MANI " £wuilE$ by T. K. Ryan T. A •/. • - . WM. UXK JNPMPMS NWT PLAS4 -nW9 . - all JANE CASSELBERRY * . S 1 • q• . i WE . "I ?.- ''1'1j.ii .' - -. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer is about $70,000 from police officers (salaries totaling In other action, S. R. Lank. giving up some city services or tax at $3 per $1,000 assessed regular council meeting, added said It did not "include any being in balance. approximately $19,744), a fire ford of Lankford Consultants, cooperative application with increasing the tax rate to avoid valuation, by cutting some the council also will officially po3slbilIties of a possible in. AAR. Vj)' Finds - Levy a property tax of 6.88 however, were restricted by The commissioners Monday mills, the certified tax rate, Chase for recreationa use. opted not to take this course. And Mayor Lee P. Mooresaid which will give the city Moore said he belleves the Commissioners voted The city of Sanford will have proponents and opponents of p9,627.14 more than expected, board of directors of Ch ase U unanimously to authorize money available In the new the plan forthe city to const ct according to the county release the city from those Knowles anJ Henry Tamm, the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 to brick sidewalks, close Magnolia property appraiser's office. restrictions. city's finance director and city do its share of downtown Avenue to ve hicular traffic and Moore Is president of Chase clerk to watchdog spendi ng by - The city will be receiving renovations and a tax increase repave some streets are to be $35,000 from state revenue and Co. various city departments to will not be necessa ry. invited to today's 4 p.m. city sharing-federal revenue Knowles previously told the keepin effect the slow downCity Manager Warren commission workshop to sharing funds that it had not commission memo freeze. Knowles last week lna memo to discuss the project. expected, Knowles told corn- $64,036.73 currently set aside the city commission pinpointed The 1 d •freeze "would The actions taken by the missioners. a reserve fund for general city how the money could be found. commission to balance the Mayor Moore announced as use could be used for the city's not be denying any services Monday evening he again budget for fiscal 1979-80 and well that $14,000 of the $26,ODO share of the renovation project. other than those we are already outlined the sources of the funds come up with the $77,000 are as earmarked for recreational use Commissioners Monday night doing without," Knowles said. not only to balance next year's follows: After going over various may be released for the Sanford found this is not necessary. budget, but also to allocate Knowles' memo also noted department budgets, Moore Call a slow down and freeze image-building project. Moore $fl,000of the $88,000 necessary on p ur chas es by departments saldthe $14,000 was received by that five percent increase is said the city will d have for the revitalization project. while reworking outer revenue the city from the sale of lands property taxes, the maximum about $I0, left ora conThe city funding would pay accounts to give the city surplus donated by Chase and Co. a Increase permitted under date Ungency fund, WuuC rtzsow,C5 for materials for the city's money of $59,869 over previous number of years ago. The law, would also give the city estimated the amounta share of the Drolect. Labor estimates.. proceeds from the sales, $31,020.63 in additional money. $20,000. _________________ fl4E #t)(U (1E Commission in WIN AT BRIDGE KW OWD A4QJ ARCLUEl"U? Cents ol YOUR BIRTHDAY EEK & MEEK . Evening Herald,-(USPS 481 280) -Price 15 _ I!O1 - 42 recovers cornes It take the outer days later No! THE LINE TO BUY GASOLINE e /•# 37 one 296—Tuesday, July 31, 1979— Sanford, Florida 327 Dr. Lu,mI, es AmmaJ 46 52 by Bob Montana - - 36 44 HIE - 19 - 28 33 34 - 1 - soon y. 25 1000 Gus - 15 7-30 wroilmy how 6 7 8 9- 10 - - 14 THE BORN LOSER C Fif I FEI 13 - DEAR DR. LAMB I wish you would discuss blood transfusions the effects 20 Cincinnati club 12 y 35 an 22 Biblical er character 23 Burning 24 Horse's ;'i:°n r E 26 Disclaim 5 Old Testament 21 Mountain 38 Murderer formally book (Sp) 39 Wanders 28 Consume 6 Indefinite per- 23 Soothed 4 1 Boxers 30 Snakelike fish sons 25 Tenpenny 31 Brazilian pon 7 Fast aircraft 27 Playwright An- 43 Godliness 32 Sodium (abbil 45 Surly dogs ouilh chloride 8 Kitchen 29 Lacking pedal 46 Abels brother (abbr.) gadget 49 Over (poetic) digits 33 Scoundrel 9 Actress Dahl 51 D7ression ini• Manly 36 Strait 10 Orch.stia 39 Baltic pon 34 I section J MAYBE YOU 53 Boulevard 17 Semites J SHHH ... TTOIS SICK JJ 52 Leaders 71st Year, No. •- — -s-. s.----.. -. . - - S... - . S. .- - ------------------------ -.-- — —I, - ------- — ..-. -_ -- . - ..... -- - - - - . .• • . - ., -•.- •. .•• . ... .- . - - - . . .- �2* —EvenIng Harold, San",FL Tuesday, July 31, 1979 So He Won't Kill Second Time NA11ON Jury Votes Death Penalty For Bundy IN BRIEF MIAMI (UP!) The seven men and five women who found part in their decision. Theodore Bundy guilty of the Chi Omega murders decided he "There was concern about him getting out of jail. ... We were should the because they feared he might break out of jail and "do concerned he could do it a second time," Bennett said. It a second time." Bundy was to be sentenced for seven crimes. He was convicted Bundy was to appear before Circuit Judge Edward Cowart of the Jan. 15, 1978, first-degree murder of Lisa Levy and today to be sentenced for the predawn rampage through the Chi Margaret Bowman, and the savage clubbings of Karen Chandler Omega sorority house at Florida State University last year where and Kathy Kielner — who were all asleep In their beds at the Chi two coeds were killed. Omega sorority house in Tallahassee and the beating of Cheryl Most observers expected Cowart to follow the recommendation Thomas who lived just four blocks away. He also was convicted of the jury made Monday and sentence Bundy to death in the electric burglary of the sorority house and the Thomas duplex apartment. chair. Other options were a life term with no possibility of parole The Utah law school dropout is also a suspect in at least 13 sex for each of the two murder counts. Cowart could make the sen- slayings throughout the Pacific Northwest. tences consecutive so Bundy could not get out of prison before Bundy was convicted and sentenced to 1-to-15 years In prison in 2029. He would be 82. 1976 for the kidnapping of Carol DaRonch. In 1974 Bundy had Juror James L. Bennett said Bundy's previous escapes played a posed as a policeman to lure the 17-yearold Miss DaRonch into his From Submerged Position CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI)—The nuclear-powered USS Francis Scott Key, a converted Poselden submarine, fired two Trident 1 missiles Monday night and early this morning from a submerged position 50 miles off the coast :; Carter On Trip To Kentucky WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter was embarking today on an effort to refocus attention on the nation's energy needs, a problem that was temporarily pushed from the spotlight by his Cabinet purge. He scheduled a one-day trip to Kentucky, an energyproducing state where he has fared well politically In the past. He scheduled a tour of a coalburning power plant in Louisville and a "town hail" meeting at a Bardstown high — I !- t 31 - & -"f • MIAMI (UP!) — "It's locked and the bite marks," said Mrs. in our minds rorever," said liusso. juror Vernon Swindle, sumSwindle, a 23-year-old mall ming up the five-week-old room clerk at The Miami double-murder trial of Herald, said he too was won Theodore Bundy. over by the state's two dental The seven men and five experts who matched the bite women who had been sequeat- marks found on murder Victim ered at the posh Sonesta Beach Lisa Levy with Bundy's teeth, resort on Key Biscayne during "To me, It was a strong piece of the trial were dismissed evidence." Monday after making a recomSwindle added the sketch of mendatlon In the penalty phase the fleeing killer made from of the trial, Nita Neary's description "was exactly like his (Bunalmost "We voted three times before — -.---- school. Discussing the trip Monday, press secretary Jody Powell told reporters energy "would be Its primary focus." Asked whether the recent Cabinet shake-up had distracted attention from the energy crisis, Powell said, "that seems to be the consensus." '• ______ -' • Party For Jimmy Defended • .' • • • — - CLEVELAND (UP!) — A defendant In the court fight over control of the $ffi) million trust left by the late Samuel A. Horvitz has defended as business expenses parties he gave at a family-owned country club in Florida in 1976 for presidential candidate Jimmy Carter and - . . • ,..•.. • ., h.r. •: '' '- Florida politicians. William D. Horvitz, his brother, Leonard, and attorney Francis E. Kane, are being sued by brother Harry R. r `.4-14, " W.,'~ *1 , I, •i; r - . ..• . •. ' .-'f' ,? - • ,,, - • 1. 4.L'., 1. • :' we decided" on recommending the death penalty, said old grocery store checker Mary vote Russo was 6-6, but they got a majority on the third try. The jury and 50 deliberated 1 minutes. - :' - . . : • I • .1 ,- . '_ .- . 1 1111111 —'.'- I. .. .• . ./ To Issue Darvon Warning Bennett said those jurors who after 6 hours and 38 minutes of opposed the penalty were deliberation everyone was In y swa ed "co about favor of conviction him et out of jail we Bundy, who aided his team of were concerned he could dolt a one week ago today, all five attorneys with ond time." 12 voted to convict Bundy, a 32- defense, was under intense "Boy am I glad it's over," year-old Utah law school scrutiny from the jurors. dropout, of two counts of "i watched him all during the exclaimed juror Floy Mitchell, a 52-year-old widow, who degree murder. Circuit Judge and nothing seemed t seemed to sum up the feeling Edward will hand down him." said 43-year-old trtkk for all the jurors who would be Bundy's sentence today. driver "He "The most important evi- never showed any emotion going home for the first time dence was the 30. (panty) hose whatsoever. I was very careful- since death . , June dore Bundy, taken in 1977, could University coeds Los Levy and tri al in Miami that his tooth , Bowman Jan. 15, 1918 chipped while eating in Wall th damage the former law student's appeal of his murder in Margaret ACCIDENT conviction In the slaying of two Tallahassee. Cassett said Leon Monday he went after County Jail two the killings. He months , Sanford police still are investigating the cause of Florida State University coeds. through his contact tiliects after convicted of the murders last The photo, taken by Chris this accident involving a car and a van Monday Bundy's claim, which Tuesday. Cassett of the Aspen Times he afternoon at the intersection of 'l'h ird Street and after the fury during the first week of August Monday he the in Cassett took French Avenue. No one was seriously injured. of 1977, appears to show a chipped the electric chair. graphs of Bundy during ad Arthur Perlko, 46 of DeBary, the driver of the 1975 tooth Bundy claims he did not During the trial, dental ex- interview the Times had Chevy d.ld not suffer any Injuries but Henry Pyle, 54, have until two months after the perts for the prosecution with him In the Pitkin Counti of 203 William St., Sanford, who was driving the van, Florida killings, testified that the chip on Courthouse Aug. 4, 1977, e' Bundy said that was treated at a local hospital and released. Bundy's tooth he escaped from jail the exist showing he didn't chip his mark on one of Miss Levy's following New Year's Day. PROBED was 11 . 1 V I recommended dozens • befor photographs matched a bite __________________________________________________ vy 1 emDeCITing bus ect in c;us SUN CITY CENTER, Fla. (UP!)— When a bloodmobile pulled into this retirement community recently, Alice Grimm and Frank Hunklin, both 81, gave blood for the first time In 16 years. Their long absence as blood donors wasn't by choice. An old American Association of Blood Banks regulation prohibited anyone more than 65 years old from giving blood. However, a change In the association regulations opened the way for the two retirees to give blood again. In doing so, they became the oldest blood donors In Florida — and possibly the nation. By HUGH THOMSON Herald Staff Writer Renfroe and Is the place where free for a brief time when he county jail on charges of She suffered severe cuts and creased to $10,500. The stató she was allegedly beaten by her made $2,000 bond. A higher aggravated battery and at- bruises all over her body, ac- also presented other evidence, husband, Willie Renfroe, now bond was put into effect tempted murder. cording to police. and witnesses, which had not An attractive yellow block back In the Seminole County Monday after Seminole County was Mrs. Renfroe The Wilson Drive house is been presented at the earlier allegedly house at 134 Wilson Drive in Jail. Judge Wallace Hall heard beaten repeatedly by her separated by a lawn from the hearing. A trial date has not yet Lake Mary belies the neartestimony given by Mrs Iten- h usband and police say the neighbor's house where she fled been set." tragedy which occurred there Renfroe, arrested by Lake froe to police from her hospital weapons used by Renfroe In- to safety. Patricia Renfroe was during the early hours of Mary Police Officer Mike bed In Seminole Memorial eluded heavy ceramic pots, a Judge Hall said reported as being in satisfac. Saturday morning. The house is McAfee and Detective David Hospital. metal dining room chair, a Tuesday, "The state f iled to tory condition Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. Patricia Higginbotham on Saturday was Renfroe is being held in metal mop and a broom handle, have the smaller bond In- Seminole Memorial Hospital; HOSPITAL NOTES Arthur L. Wilson Ross Wonhsnay Asitanas Sprindys, Deltona Ceder 0. Hart, Geneva Lucy Haliman, Lake Monroe Willie Jones. Osteen DISCHARGES Elmore Boyd, Siunio*, Virginia Chdwlck, Chuluota Bertha V. Frailer, Diltona Geneva H. Dye, Longwood Strike Injunction Sought School To Open Aug. 27 For 35,000 NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UP!)— City officials plan to seek an injunction today that will force striking garbage collectors and public works construction em- Mary B. Fleischer, Wlnfoj. Park Keffoot E. Ritter, Stanford, Conn BY SHARON CARRASCO register, the children also attend school, Bay said. This Ray Parents of children who are at 322-1252 for times and Winter Va1.atuts will begin; Herald Staff Writer entering kindergarten or first most show proof of their bir- proof also can be supplied with locations to register their the end of Dec. Aug, 27 Ia the first day of 14 and classes: thdate with a birth certificate a statement trains physician, children, will resume on Jan. 2,1980; school for almost 35,000 grade for the first time must or other acceptable document. Students who will be at. Designated holidays for show proof their youngsters — Spring vacation will begin: students In Seminole For the first time this fall, tending a school in Seminole students and teachers f or the County, have been f ul ly immunized and readings: at the end of March 28 and terna.m., low, announced 2:30 p.m.; 7:88 n.m., Ralph Ray, ad1. students In grades 10,11 and 12 County for the first time should coi1ng school year are: classes will resume on April 7. peratsue,$1; overnight low, 74; pm, ministrative assistant of "free of communicable must show proof they have been register as soon as possible, — LaborDay, Sept. 3; yesterday's — Memorial Day, May 26. high, of; Port Canaveral: high, 1:40 Seminole County school disease" with a statement from immunized properly against Ray said, For more In— Thanksgiving holiday on barometric pressure, 30.11; The school year will end on am, 1:22 pm., 11w, 7:48 am., district, a physician, Ray said. red measles before they can formation, parents should call Nov. 22 and 23; 1 June 6, 1980. relativebuaidity, Upereeat; 8:31pm :wlada,Wat7mph. Bayport: bigh,7:Zla.m.,$:44 Forecast: Partly cloudy p.m.; 19% 118 a.m., 2:24 P.W. through Wtdeuday. Csstued EXTENDED FORECAST be ef afterss florida except northwest — . ( or evening thundershowers. Partly cloudy with widely 111gb. Is the low 6 said Nk scattered mainly afternoon Ibuadershowers but a few Eight Jaws tight is the 78*, Wish varIable 10 mph or less. Bain end morulag showers 51S the ttorneys for the state and the defendant Monday agreed to probability II perceat darlig southeast and keys. postpone until Aug. 9 the Mart of the trial of 22-year-old Gregory The paseenger, who wore his hair collar-length and spoke in a afterasgu ud evening . heurs.. Highs lithe pf Ni to mid Mills. very low, slow voice, pointed a snail luger chrome handgun at the No. Lows Ii the 78*6 except 11W Mills was been charged with first degree murder in connection boys bfld told them WEDNFaDAY flD : pty their pockets. boys described 98 slug usvtbeuiera beaches ft1 the May 25 shooting death of James Wr ig ht, 72. Wright was drive r Da$.sa Beach: high 1:48 aid keys. dark hair and wearing a shotgumW to death his home at 445 S. Elliott Ave. yellow tee-shill," Del attorney Thomas Greene said he asked for the delay so Ewnlng Ifrndd USPS 41-20) that he could have the chance to talk to two potential witnesses for — IN SERIOUS coNDmot4 --the Mate, Vivian Mills, the defendant's sister, and Melvin Staley. A 19-year-old Orlando man who was involved in a one-vechj The two are said to have given statements for the prosecution. accident Saturday Is listed In serious condition at SeenIn.de J Tuesday, July 31, IM—Vol. 71, No. 2% The two were heouaM to eminn1a Count, from North ('jsrnlin., Published Daily and Sunday, esce,. saivr., by T over the weekend and Greene said he has not had a chance to trance ramp of Interstate 4 and state road 484, according to inc., 309 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fl.. 32171. Gay Picanso of Orlando was the only passenger In the pickup Interview them since they arrived. Seminole County deputies. Second Class Pesta Paid at Sanford. Fisrlda 32171 ven by C.Frank Mae&,21,of 2W Grove Drive, SWor(L ~: Adam J. Luinpkln, 17, of 2314 Park Ave., Sanford, and Macek was pronounced dead on arrival shortly after the acci'I.,g; HITCHHIKERS ROBBED Home Delivery Week 75 ce.tsi Meflik. $3.*Jg CMutIt $11.30, Year, Christopher C. King, 17, of Orlando, told deputies they were at 5MB. $3500. By Mall: W5IL IS ceiitsM.nm $33I5M•aths, SUMs Year, • A Sanford teenager and another boy robbed of $30 at robbed by two men in a Chevrolet or Ford datlonwagon about $40-11110. gunpoint while they were thumbing a ride at the eastbound en- 2:10 a.m. Monday. Who Is suffering from internal injuries, is being tE'Uted In the hospital's Intensive care wit, a spokesman said. ployees back to their jobs. The city will take its injunction request to Dade County Circuit Judge Lewis Whltmorth. State law and the workers' contract forbids them to stage a walkout. About 45 Public Works Department employees walked To EEEMEENNM~ — ; their jobs Monday ina wildcat strike, which was called to protest North Miami Beach's refusal to give them an 8 percent pay hike. off a.m, 114111 BILOXI, Miss. (UP!)— A 33-year-old Florida man was arraigned in federal court Monday following the weekend seizure of more Man 30,000 pounds of marijuana valued at Sanford Murder Trial Is Postponed $25 million to $30 million. U. S. Magistrate John M. Roper sot an Aug.) preliminary hearing for Harold Cleo Brannon of Leisure coast It City, Fla, Harrison County authorities said Brannon, charged with conspiracy to Import marijuana, had been r 'placed under $50,000 bond. Officials said the marijuana was burned Monday i;unspeclfled site north of Biloxi. I at an were 2nd-Degree Murder Charged :. 4; ; f. OLATHE, Kan. (UP!)— A 37-year-old Florida man was In the Johnson County Jill today pending arraignment on 'a charge of second-degree murder in the shooting death of a woman in a motel room. A police spokesman said Stephen V. Sanders, Key Biscayne, Fla., was arrested Monday and was scheduled 40 be arraigned today. The spokesman said the suspect was the traveling companion of the victim. 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The June drop followed a scant 0.3 percent rise In May and April's 2.1 percent plunge. For the entire quarter, e.. • . WASHINGTON (UP!) — A the index had declined for two Is considered highly unusual. key government index designed straight quarters since the The Commerce Department to forecast the future of the period spanning October 1974 said the overall leading indlcaeconomy declined during June through Mardi 1975, the depart- tots index stood at 140.9 at the to finish the first half of 1919 at meat said, end of last month 1.1 percent its most sluggish level since the index is highly volatile lower than during the same end of the 1974-75 recession, the andThe subject to revision when month a year ago. government reported today. more complete data Is availsThe Commerce Department Ne. is; at em. 18OO-241-2469 S veloper pledged to construct the water system plant and convey tconomic Index Dips, Lowest Since '74-'75 _ _t WU uS Max 01 5CWJ15 CALL NOW county for more than a month to excess of $150,000, contractors reach a satisfactory solution to say. Some homes will exceed residential development on it to the county. However, the the dispute. One compromise $300,000. Markham Road north of Lake ordered original developer pulled out of discussed would have the Mary Boulevard was the project and CMI1 took over last month by county attorney operation. Corporate officers at county pay $15,000 plus up ti Nil'id Clayton. Ms. Clayton $60,000 in plant connection fee., ordered the freeze on permits CMEI said they did not believe In order to complete the $300,00( they were obligated to pay for until It could be established who plant. The plant is already 7 the entire water plant. would be responsible for the percent completed, having been Floyd Whittaker of CMEI is paid for up to financing of a necessary water this tim e by the scheduled to outline his firm's developers. distribution system. position at tonight's meeting. When the 71-home developevelop Representatives from CMEI The 71 homes planned for the ment first was planned, the de- have been negotiating with the project are to be built on one. acre lots. The average selling price of the homes will be In Atlanta investment firm of CMEI, Inc. tonight in an attempt to settle a dispute which has frozen construction in the Planned $10 million Hanover Woods Subdivision. A temporary ban on the issuance of building permits for CORREC1'ION Arraigned On Pot Charge construction In the exclusive Seminole County officials are scheduled to meet with representatives from the i PERSONAL OR BUSINESS • C By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Oldest Blood Donors 0 A plications by phone 1st and 2d MTG Subdivision Dispute T40 En d "I think the ball Is our court," the Winter Park lawyer said In urging the PSC to give him the power to go after 1 $8.4 million — theamount Troutman originally said customers were due, OWINGSVILLE, Ky. (UPI)—Fugitive William Howard Gilvin, captured Monday, an ex-convict wanted in Florida in connection with the slaying of an Episcopal priest, was held in the Bath County Jail today for questioning by Florida authorities. Gilpin, 26, was apprehended Monday in Bath County, Kentucky, at a sheriff's office roadblock. Gil vin,charged in the July 17 slaying of The Rev. Jon Hunt, 37, Brooksville, Fla., was arrested after an 144 chase by Bath County Deputy Sheriff Robert Bowman, Aspen ____________________ WEATHER . : Slaying Suspect Captured photo p $10 Million Hanover Woods Development the case. repeated — W_ HOMEOWNERS DEBTS PRESSING WE CAN HELP reading HAUPPAUGH, Ll. (UP!) Larry Glassner was altting in a courtroom In the state Supreme Court In Hauppauge Monday, awaiting sentencing on a grand larceny charge. At one point, he left the courtroom to go tea restroom. There, authorities say he put the barrel of a pistol In his mouth and pulled the trigger. The shot killed Glasaner Instantly. Glusner, 34, of 19 Linden St., Coram, LI., had been sifting quietly in Justice Joseph Jaspan's courtroom Monday while he awaited sentencing on a third-degree grand larceny charge. ______________ — Willis Preston Mary N. Revels ASPEN, Cob. (UP!) — • An upper left incisor until after the buttocks. enlarged of Theo- murders of Florida State Bundy testified during hI Utah Herald Photo by Tom Netsel man with stealing a pickup in the back scat. and auto theft, High Point on Feb. 6, Phillips said. then he worked a while again truck. David Phillips, a co-worker of police said, but he had no Tucker, who before leaving and he was gone. "We think If he's not here he Tucker's, said Tucker walked record of any major crimes nor 00 Feb. 22, a North Carolina jail went through a program got into trouble he usually will be in this area. He always violent crimes. The FBI said he court sentenced Tucker to two headed home. comes home when he gets into off his job three hours early a escaped from a G uilf ord County Intended to ease an inmate's years each for misdemeanor return to society, went back to trouble," Brown said Monday week ago and vanished He had jail In February 1978, larceny and auto theft. The and other been out of Jail for two weeks On Monday afternoon, before Tucker's arrest. work July 17, and "he left at Just a police sources said we've terms were concurrent and he and back on the job for federal authorities charged Tucker had noon and that's the last The trip for the was paroled to his parents' Tucker with abducting Caroline only child began Saturday week, Phillips said, when he a series of arrests dating back seen of him," Phillips said. job on an to when he was Just 16. custody. al ked away from his Thompson, 5, at Daytona afternoon when her father went w "He was good when he was Beach. Later that night Tucker into a motel to register the assembly line in a furniture Phillips said Tucker was here," said Phillips, who works employed for just was arrested in Myrtle Beach, family. While the girl and her plant. nine days In the machine shop area. "We S.C., less than 200 miles from mother were waiting In the car Hours later, a pickup truck earlier this year at Spox Fur- never had any trouble out of his hometown of High Point. a man jumped into the auto. was stolen in high Point, and niture Co., where he sanded and him, but he never did really "This is homed " said High The child's mother said she Tucker was charged in the assembly line, stained furniture on the stay long enough to fit any kind Point detective Robert W. jumped out and tried to pull the theft. of pattern. Brown, who last Monday girl from the vehicle but the Money For any Tucker was released July 13 Detectives came in and "lie got here and the next day charged Tucker and another man roared away with Caroline after serving terms for larceny arrested Tucker for auto theft he was in Jail," he said, "and worthwhile purpose, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— The Public Service Commission should take aggressive action soon to force Florida Power Corp. to refund $84 million to customers overcharged in 1973-74, PSC Special Counsel Russell Troutman said Monday. In a brief report, Troutman told the commission that further delays in the wake of last month's unfavorable ruling In federal court could jeopardize final settlement of photograph Defendant Kills Himself Archie Cole Leroy Cots lirele Collins Nonni* M. Howard Dorothy Ruth Modlin 1 II drugs lead to unconsciousness Sanford: I : HIGH POINT, N.C. (UP!) High Point police said when 18year-old James Keith Tucker 'Aggressive Action' Asked Pho to Could Damage Appeal Darvon HOSPITAL SANFORD JULY 31 ADMISSIONS ncern ting Cowart .., alcohol Left To U.S. Into Trouble' Gets - James IndianapWa-based company would distribute a leaflet Darvon with or other or taking too much of It could "cause weakness, difficulty In breathing, confusion, anxiety and more severe drowsiness and dInInes," In some cases, the warning says, "extreme overdosage may and death." Acting FDA Administrator Sherwin Gardner em.. phasized that If used properly, Darvon, known generically • as propoxyphene, is safe. 'Always Comes Home When He trial •. WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Eli Lilly Co, will issue a pamphlet soon for consumers explaining how' dangerous the pain killer can be If it is abused. The Food and Drug Administration said Monday the • ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!)— Only some paper work stands between the federal government and $285,000 a retired automobile salesman willed to It for use in reducing the national debt. Leo E. Brya, who died In January 1977, specifically provided the money go to the government only after bank officials secured 'a letter from federal authorities stipulating the funds would be used for the purposes he Intended. That letter has been received from D. A. PaglIaI of the Bureau of Government Financial Operations for the Department of the Treasury. first- ..0 —i-- — warning that mixing H $285,000 Just '-' :' • TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— A special House subcommittee has been created to keep tabs on the commission supposed to control skyrocketing hospital costs. The subcommittee will see that the Hospital Cost Containment Board, which organizes itself during a meeting today, has enough power and, If not, get the 1980 Legislature to give It more power. House Health and Rehabilitative Services Chairman Dick Batchelor, D-Orlando, announced creation of the panel Monday. It will be headed by Rep. Fred Lippman, D-Hollywood, and will include Reps. Eleanor Weinstock, 1)-West Palm Beach; Clyde Hagler, 1)-Pensacola; Arnett Girardeau, 1)-Jacksonville, and William Myers, R.Hobe Sound. .,-- g • Who's Watching Watchers? normal," • ' his printing plant. ly watching him for any sign of emotion. Th ere was none." Mrs. Russo watched too, He was "very calm and acted very normal. I expected him to be a little more nervous than he was. You almost could feel to the point you weren't sure If he was. guilty or not, because he was so y '• • Agents said Robert V. Schaffer, 39, was an associate of a Daniel Caruso, a North Miami Beach policeman convicted last week of trying to sell more than $1 million In counterfeit money to undercover Treasury agents. Schaffer was listed as a fugitive In March after he failed to appear for a court hearing in the Caruso case. He was arrested at his Fort Pierce home, where about $500,000 in counterfeit bills were found. The rest were confiscated at Bennett said he was persuaded by the state's circumstantial: evidence because "when you put the whole thing together, It don't figure out that all these dys) profile things could happen to one gtW said the first vote on and not fit together. Th e . use verdict Tuesday was 9- coincidence was too far tot3 On the next ballot It went to ched" She said the first .,' . • _ . i• • .,. ..:*. • f• .~ 1'*~ ., . Horvitz, who contends his brothers and Kane have mismanaged the family trust. Harry Horvitz seeks to remove the brothers and Kane as trustees of the newspaper-construction empire. He also contends the three are attempting to oust him as a trustee of the fund, established In 1956 by his father. - • • Myrtle Beach Police Chief Chief Bird reported a woman place, before putting their J.S. Bird said Caroline was at the motel recognized the man exhausted daughter to bed. nervous when officers first took and child from television pic5-year-old daughter back to the in the back seat. her from the car, but soon tures and called police. Officers 1 motel where she had Thompson Monday afternoon, police said he planned to demanded, and quickly dis- arrived Just as he was pulling abducted last weekend and said found the kidnapper, stay in Daytona Beach for at posed of, candy, the dogs, a hot dog and a out of the motel parking lot with they were gra teful to the kid- and least another day. Caroline, leaving a motel in Coke. Caroline and the family's napper for the way he treated Myrtle Beach. At 60 mph, they • • While at Myrtle Beach, Th e Yorkshire terrier and poodle. ompson was checkin g th her. pursued the station wagon • • Thompson told newsmen the family Into the hotel at Dayona "We're so thankful to him through alleys and between One officer got out to npfamily would stay only briefly Beach when a bearded that be took care of our child," buildings and finally rammed man proach the station wagon and at Daytona Beach. "We'll be jumped into their car. Mrs. she said. "He tried to comfort the driver "attempted to run to going someplace else," he said. Thompson leaped out, screa- over him," leaping the c ur b, her by saying he was taking her No one was hurt. Jam es Keith We don't know where. We won't ming, and the man sped away. Bird to her mama and daddy." said. He said the officer Tucker, 18, charged by the FBI be going home right now. The kidnapper was identified leaped away and fired one shot Caroline, a blonde with blue wi CAROLINE THOMPSON th kidn apping Caroline hours eyes, smiled shyly from Mrs. Thompson thanked re- by a billfold he lost in a scuffle at the vehicle's tires, missing. before they were found, was they took safety of her father's arms. porters 'for everything you've when he tried to steal a car only her back to Daytona The station wagon sped away tried to coax a taken to Florence, S.C., 70 miles Beach, where for Mrs. Thompson past z2 done to let it be known how we a few minutes before Caroline with the police cruiser in the daughter, away, for arraignment. few words from her were looking for her, how much was kidnapped, years the Thompsons have pursuit. Rachel Thompson spoke to vacationed by we needed her back. I just can't but she just ducked her head. the sea. Police said Tucker of High Finally, at a point on highway The Thompsons said their her daughter by telephone say in words what it means to Point, N.C., had a long record of 501, a police cruiser "went The Thompsons arrived in us. She Is just fine." only daughter was fed and shortly after her rescue, theft but none of violence. He ahead and wrecked the "Mama, don't cry," Mrs. Daytona Beach at 12:50 p.m. reassured by the man who was paroled from prison only vehicle," ramming it up onto FBI agent Bob Roth celebratThompson said her daughter EDT. A sleepy Caroline, ed Caroline's rescue by toasting two weeks et lier. abducted tier. the sidewalk before it could "She's very sleepy right told her. "She's really all right. clutching a stuffed dog, walked the steps of the plane other officers with champagne FBI Agent David Brumble, reach a four-lane highway. Bird down now," said Mrs. Thompson, I can't believe It," the sobbing herself but her father carried and posing with a four-foot who sa id 'this case could not sa id neither car was badly smiling broadly. "She's begin- woman sa id. her to a waiting car. Firs. stuffed bear Thompson's hotel have been solved so quickly damaged. Thompson and his wife of ning to understand that a lot of Thompson followed, carrying had bought for the child's without the cooperation of the "The suspect got out of the people have been looking for Dunwoody. Ga., a suburb of the family's two dogs. return, press," said Tucker had been car ," he said, and was arrested: Atlanta, boarded a private jet her." "I've never felt elation like registered at the Carribbean Caroline, in the front seat, Caroline was kidnapped and rushed from Daytona Th e couple met briefly with this," he said. "Adults kid- Motel at Myrtle Beach s in ce unlocked a door to let an officer Saturday afternoon when a Beach to Myrtle Beach to pick reporters at the Daytona Beach napped are one thing. But it Sunday as James G. Thompson help her out. "She seemed very bearded man leaped into her up the beaming Caroline. Then motel where they are staying doesn't grab you like this." of Dunwoody, Ga. nervous" plant. -- and where the abduction took - FORT PIERCE, Fla, (UP!)— The Secret Service Monday arrested a printer on counterfeiting charges after finding $1 million in fake $20 bills at his home and printing 'We Voted 3 Times Before We Decided' non-tactical reentry bodies. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. family's station wagon and (UP!) Robert and Rachel sped away, with the child and Thompson today brought their her two dogs tumbling around Man Held After $1 Million In Fake $20s Is Found jumped from a second-dory courthouse window and eluded police for a month. After he was retaken, Bandy dieted until he was slim enough to wriggle through a light fixture hole In the ceiling of a Colorado jail. He next turned up In Florida. He faces trial in September at Lake City for the Leach muruer. Florida officials say they have no intention of taking him out of state for further trials. "— Parents (w%rateful To G irl's Abductor IN BRIEF He tried to handcuff her. She fought him off and he pulled a handgun. But Bundy didn't shoot. He grabbed a tire iron and tried to strike Miss DaRonch. She managed to run away. Bandy actually is charged with only two other murders, the slaying of 12-year-old Kimberly Leach in Lake City, Fla., and the murder of Dearborn, Mich., nurse Caryn Campbell Aspen, Colo. While Bundy was standing trial for Miss Campbell's murder, he — of Cape Canaveral. The Navy termed lx)th tests successful. The missiles, launched at 10:18 p.m. Monday, and 12:33 this morning, marked a milestone in the Trident program. The Navy said that these launches, the sixth and seventh sea tests In the $24 billion project, meant the end of the performance-evaluation missile PEM program. The PEM missiles, a release stated, are the same as tactical missiles but carry special instrumentation and SEMINOLI MEMORIAL FLORIDA car. ,uuiy,,,uy 'ii, 'He Tried To Comfort Her' I — 2 Trident Missiles Fired evening rIeralo,ânvuru, rs. 1111111111111111111111111111 �,... a.. - Evening Herald Arou nd • 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831•9993 9 Tuesday, July 31, 1979-4A F.` T1 — 0 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director L . '1 ___ _______ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. By DORIS DIETRICH Hope Is Rising For Boat People Assuming the promises made in Geneva are kept, th ere is now hope that th e terrible death toll that has attended this swelling exodus can be cut substantially. Eliminating the death toll altogeth er must remain the firm policy goal of every nation in a position to render assistance. To this end, nations represented at the con- ference agreed to accept an additional 268,000 Vietnamese, Cambodian and Laotian refugees. Th e conference target had been 250,000 permanent placements. Of equal significance was agreement on financing and construction of two refugee ing centers in Indonesia and the Philippines. Both steps will dramatica lly reduce present burdens on Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong, where facilities and finances for refugee care are strained to the breaking point. Presumably, Malaysia and Th ailand in particular mi gh t now be additional refugees. Th e appalling forced repatriation of Cambodiaiis and Laotians and the equally horrifying scenes of Vietnamese refugee boats being towed out to sea and cast adrift should end abruptly. President Carter's promise to dispatch ships of the 7th Fleet into the South China Sea to pick up refugees should encourage other nations to assist in a rescue effort that could easily save thousands of lives each month. Indeed, Italy has already pledged three of its warships for these missions of mercy and West German vessels have picked up hundreds of refugees in just the last few, days. .. Saving the lives of refugees and providing th em initial sanctuary and permanent resettlement will necessarily entail increased financial contributions from those nations able to help. Japan has agreed to pay half the cost of establishing the refugee processing centers in Indonesia and the Philippines in addition to Underwriting 50 percent of the U.N. budget for refugee operations in Asia. The cost of pledges made by the Carter administration in Geneva is expected to total more than $200 millions In Just the next 12 months. L Governments have rarely dipped into their treasuries for so worthy a cause. As welcome as this additional refugee assistance Is, it does not address th e heart of th e problem, which is Vietnam's mistreatment of Its own people and the war and, oppression Hanoi has spread to Cambodia and Laos as well. The world will not persuade the regime in Hanoi to transform itself into the kind of humanitarian government that alone could persuade the refugees to remain in their homelands. But international pressure might convince the Vietnamese Com- m un I sta 'to organize an orderly, humane emigration that would neither exceed the world's ability to provide nor lead to the deaths of tens of thousands of refugees at sea. Applying such pressure on Hanoi should now be the chief priority of those nations whose humanitarian instincts were so properly displayed ; in Geneva. . Remember when certain male postal employees and members of the military bowed out In walking shorts several years ago? Just this week, a Herald employee, Anna Jardine, worked In solid comfort In a colorful print sundress with low heeled bare sandals and bare legs. And the boss shed his suit jacket during the day to reveal a short-sleeved shirt. I remember years ago in the South, a vivid folding hand fan was as much a part of a woman's attire as the lace-trimmed hankle like I noticed a woman dabbing at her brow with this week. I also remember people sweating a lot. But I never heard of anyone dying from a little sweat. Cheer up fellows. Maybe the rise in temperature will result In a rise of milady's skirt and long pants back to minis and hot pants. ________ _ --~ )Xr --~ --, ____ r_4 "We try to take a reasonable position," said David R.abon, head of the Casualty Risk Retention Section of the Sta te Ins urance Department. "If there is no validity to the claim, we take a very vigorous defensive position. If It's valid, we settle." i1.) EXCVS its ()f lx 1, -1, . 1~1 ___ . ____ . ________ -- . - _____________________________ k- A I I ' , .i _____ - EDUCATION WORLD SAT Weather:Stormy? Has it positioned Jimmy Carter to do battle more effectively In the 1980 election or has it blown his campaign out of the water before the first primary shots are exchanged? 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BRZEZINSKI'S VERSION: We recuUy reported that Zblgnlew Brzezinski, the Whqe med cables — one of them doubly encoded, The messages between Tehran and Foggy U.S. law." ' : SemInole Hjgh cl of 10 ReunIon Poppa Jay's part y, Helms spelled out the tit or-tat possibilities, House foreign policy whiz, had em preventing the CIA from reading it — revealed Bottom make It painfully clear that the shah was fl b= . :. eginni ng at noon, Lake Golden Park, Sanford Airport. b that the shah of Iran personally thrcatened to holding our CIA agents In Iran hostage to give his warning against "an Inflammatory, public Secretary of State Cyr us Vance in brouhaha over possibly ill-advised intelligence his SALT negotiation with the Russians. shut down the massive US. intelligenge secret police a free hand In the United 5ttp ' MONDAY, AUGUST operation in Iran if any action were taken to Following a public outcry in October 1976, over activity" by SAVAK. "As you well know," he Brzezinski, we reported, tried to telephol)e Monday MorueriTemtm.utersClub, 7:15 a.m., Holiday •' check the illegal activities of SAVAK in the SAVAK's operations in this country, the Iranian reminded Kissinger, "we are very beholden here Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Grotnyko, w))o H ' Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. United States. SAVAK was the shah's notorious Foreign Minister issued a cautious statement In the intelligence area and therefore dIplomatically refused to take the ciii. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Ch urch, secret police, The busy Brzezinski, who did not return * warning of retaliation in case of a U.S. crack- correspondingly vulnerable." '" Casselberry; 7 p.m. Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. telephone calls at the time, now tells us that oèr The bullying tone of the shah's warnings to do wn on SAVAK. '' Diet Workshop, 10 a.m., and noon, Canton Union Finally, on Jan. 3, 1977, Helms relayed then-Secreta ry of State Henry Kissinger casts State Department sources gprbled the story. As Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 pan., First threat shah's baldest of iii. It In a secret cable on Nov. 7, 1976, Helms was so sensitive recalls the Incident, he received new ibnew light on the strange relationship betwe he . Presb erian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery yt se on Ro t nt it the " ger en reiterated u warning. "The statement serves Channel," a sti l these two international power brokers. Over the t December trosñ President Cart4r : a Ward, Intersta te Mall, Altamonte Springs. as double-encryp d State Department ce," te line the CIA noti he wired Kininger, "that any restraints years, we have told about Kissinger's curious imposed ion, the ciwistmu holiday n " Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. s taken toward, Iranian could not decipher. Even though Helms was or ac tion obsequiousness toward the shah — which conPlains, Ga. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin foflnerCIAb0U,hC vi denUyd1dn'tkik to pres hl5 entatives intheUnitedStates wouJd be tinuedeven after the shah's downfall, when re Brzezinskl placed an urgent call tovancen : Road, Altamonte Springs old colleagues. A well-placed CIA source told our red '" Iliqijiger _ used tüi influence to arrange asylum, ' associate Dale Van Atta that most officials in the Geneva where the efficient White Hoi4e South Semliale Garden Club, 1 pan., Casselberry in MenICO for the exiled dictator. da er 0e Oron located ELate Secretary agency w "aho" Secretary f Woman'sClub. Whet her Kissinger also used his considerable Alfred L Atherton Jr., met with the Ir anian in U Senate report, and ha4 been unaware of Rate In the Soviet embassy. Brzezinski was n9t TUESDAY,AUGUST? influence as secretary of dote to block any ambassador in Washington and reported calling Grt*nyko, as we reported, but was • '' them at the time. ciiaie, u pm., *dveutust Church, crackdown on SAVAK's cr iminal operation in terward: "(ZahedI) said that If we did not like to reach Vance. 7th and E1m Sufirt this country is not clear. What is clear Is that what SAVAK is doing here, Iran would send Its Helm's cable quot d the shah as warning that As BrzezlàskI recalls it, Marshall Shulma*, ! agents home. Then, of course, the United States if anything were done to his SAVAK agents, he the State Depa rtment's specialist on Sovi4t nothing was done about SAVAK's activities — : MONDAY, AUGUST 13 I mal.nly directed at adWhah dissident.s In this would bave to Wng its agents from Iran. h was, "would not be able to overlook the presence of 70 affaim cme to the telephom. Cryptic Y. 4~e Congressional seminar sponsored by National country — beyond a timid Justice Department he said, simple reciprocity." ''1 of your people who are carrying out activities explained that the call had reached them at tip Federation of Federal Emploeea Local 1451, 34 pan., in vestigation that ended inconcl usively. (ki Dec. 7, 1976, Helms relayed another contrary toIranian law," or of "o whom we Soviet embassy and asked Whether Brzezlnsl t?!I American Legion Home, 14 Legion Place, iano. The shah's messages to Kissinger were message from the shah to Kissinger. "The shah do not know about officially." still wanted to discuss strategy with Vance. 'Conducted by Rep. Bill Nelson. conveyed by American Ambassador Richard is very concerned to maintain the special Foot note: Not only Kinhiger but Helms also. The White House aide acknowledged tbe Helms and Ardeshir Zahedi, the urba ne, party- relationship between Iran and the United has had a buddy-buddy relationship with the warning but asked to speak to Vince. m4i MONDAY, AUGUST giving Iranian ambassador In Washington, in States," he wired. "He contends that no SAVAK shah. Now out of government, Helms has been Brzezinski, using coded words, carefully passeil late 1976 and early 1977. They are contained In a representative is opera ting against the United searching for a suita ble mansion for the shah to on the secret instructions to Vance rigig In Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., 2001 E. . . supersensitive Senate report on foreign In- St4esor Its citizens. Put another way, SAVAK Is purchase in the Virginia hunt country. Soviet embassy. th St., Sanford. . - - MEN — P 'OW TRUST THE PAINTING OF sOUR HOME TO THEM. " , k Hendd Advet4iseira ADVERTISING '• * SGT. 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Seminole High School Class of '19 Reunion Pizza Hut . more," he said. Call 322-2611 NOW! OL 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, 8 p.m. (closed), St. Richard's Ch urch, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Ch urch, 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollim Ave., Orlando. ., "It sets up a mechanism for people with valid claims to get immedi ate com pensation without goin g through court or th e Legislature and lets them go to co urt and the Legislature for COMPLETE LINE :.. : AND ERSON MUVt IC I IINU '. Children's clothing, bikes, through Saturday. • The Florida Legislature has put a cap of $50,000 per person and I.... ,. •,.. h..a ,... I... ..,,i,l ...ieI.....e .. pet UWUVIIL VII UIV UIIIUWI III WI I JUIU 1IUIVUI legislative appropriation, •IAIIIWI UU,U'J'J I FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 ,. 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Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Wclght Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m.; Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs, Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mail. Altamonte Springs Sertosna, now, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Senior ClUxens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Deltona Theatre Arts Guil d, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish Ho use, Enterprise. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1297 W. First St. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Cauelberry Lions Club, 7p.m., Gigi's, Regency Square. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, Bundy. Review Rummage sale, 9 a.m., 1703 W. 13th St., Sanford, to , benefit Good Samaritan Home Beautification Fund. i ' * first must win a court verdict sti,staining the additional payment Bearden said he is pleas ed with the way the system is working. Business TUESDAY, JULY31 Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous ,7:30p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake M innie Drive, Sanford. ; Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adellnes, 8 p.m., St. Andrews. Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 Beginner Square Dance Class, 7 p.m., Starlight Promenaders, DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. ' it two lessons free. For Information call 323-3783. . There are some who would say that Hamil ton Jordan has been that all along, thanks to hi be a question asking a child to correctly indicate long-standing well-publicized special relation. By PATRICIA McCORMACK a blush makes cheeks rosy. The trouble: black UPI Education Editor ship with Jimmy Carter. But notofflclally, not Which state was most severely affected by the The weather for the standardized testing In- children could not answer this question correctly with title. And that can make a great deal Of recent spot shortages of gasoline? According to a dustry: stormy. From their Mack background. di fference in both th e clout the position carries just-completed study, only California was forced Consider these two developments — both made There Is also a movement advocating "black and the assurance with which it is wielded, as to resort to four different mandatory emergency in the name of fairness For consumer, that this, English" versions of tests, especially those given Jo rdan has been demonstrating In his initial measures to deal with the crisis, those who take the tests: upon entrance to school. It is argued that 5-and 6- official acts. The survey, conducted by the National 1. The Federal Trade Commission, after much year-olds coming out of black cultures cannot 'Mere is nothing new about special relatiod'Governor's Association, Identified the states that probing, says evidence shows coaching helps "test-up" to their potential if the test is given in ships between presidents and aides. Woodro* required minimum purchases, odd-even sales, some test-takers boost scores. Th is means, the "white English." W il son had his Colonel House, Franklin Ii flag systems to designate fuel availability and Conunission says, those who can pay for Critics say a black child who "tests-up" poorly Roosevelt his Harry Hopkins. But these werb measur es to keep service stations open. coaching and dr il ling before taking such tests as on a "white English" I.Q. or aptitude test at the New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia were the Scholastic Altitude Test (SAT) would have entran ce to school will have that record travel, more confidant and special-project men, th relationship was special but essentially info rmal forced to Institute all four measures. But unlike an advantage. Those who cannot pay for such with him all his life, where not entirely unofficial. California, each of those states made at least one " preparation would be disadvantaged. The report Of recent developments on the test front, the c the steps voluntary, carne from the FTC Bureau of Consumer New York law Is expected to have the widest The contemporay presidential chief of f Minimum purchases, odd-even sales and flag Protection. The testing industry has maintained Immediate impact. For these reasons: a creation of Dwight D. Eisenhower. A staff ma.* systems were used In hard-hit Delaware, coaching doesn't help. as a soldier, he carried the table of organ1zatio —The anti-standardized test consumer Florida, New York, Rhode Island and Texas. 2. With a penstroke, New York's Gov. Hugh movement, powerful in getting the New York over Into his presidency. As his admirilstrativo And at least two emergency measures were Carey stabbed th e multi-million dollar college law passed, is part of a national crusade, deputy, he selected Shcrman Adams, who liuplementeti, on a voluntar y or mandatory testing Industry in a two vital parts — Its cash Passage of the New York law provides a potent governor of New Hampshire had played a kej' basis, in Connecticut, Louisiana, Massachusetts, register, and its secretive treatment of test new rallying point. role in the Eisenhower nomination and electiori Minnesota, Missouri and Pennsylvania. answer sheets and the "answer" key. —As a practical matter, the testing industry For six years access to the president fo But no special action of any ty pe was taken In Carey signed a bill giving college-admission cannot release the grading key in New York Washington's highest and mightiest was v14 another 29 states, apparently because gasoline test-takers two rights: 1, the right to see their alone, no more than it can just give New York Adams' office, until in 1958 Eisenhower vera' was readil y available, graded test sheet; 2, the right to compare their test-takers the right to see their graded sheets, reluctantly ended the relationship as a cor answers with those on the master answer sheet. What it is required by law to do In New York, sequence of a now largely forgotten influer This gives the test-taker rights never before doubtless will become standard in all other buying scandal : The first attempt to conduct and nationally avail able states. Successor John Kennedy had no need of ah distribute and instant survey of voter attitudes The testing Industry giant, Educational El'S officials consider the New York bill officially designated deputy because he came has proven to be less than a resounding success. Testing Service, in Princeton, N.J., expects the "unfortunate." .. into office already equipped with a strong r4ft . The experlement was conducted in Columbus, New York law to add to its expenses. It ho pes to Parents and educators who thumped for ft arm in brother Robert. Lyndon Johnson, Ohio, immediately foll owing President Carter's pass on the new costs to test-takers. think it's just grand. rggune'y certain that he could do everythln widely publicized mid-July speech on the energy There was joy, too, In Ralph Nader's camp Both developments are in respo nse to conbetter than anyone else nyway, made only crisis. sumer and parent movements supported by when Carey signed the bli. The consumer ad. Inte rmittently effective use of Bill Moyers as P Columbus was chosen beca use it is (lie leading many teachers and others in education. For one, vocate claims by keeping tight control of first among equals In his covey of aides. test market for a sophisticated two-way cable the National Education Association, repre- college admission tests the El'S serves as the television produced by a subsidiary of Warner senting 1.8 teachers, has been calling for an end world's gatekeeper. Richard Nixon was the next president to Communications, Inc. full use of the concept and potential of a auper. What be claims he means: by their test to standardized testing of all kinds. Called "Qube" the Warner system provides The criticism from the NEA and others high in questions and the structuring of the tests, the assistant, and with full awareness of what he subscribers with a special home console. By education's pecking order stems from what they testing industry has some cont rol over who gets wanted. H.R. Haldeman was in effect deput pressing buttons on the instrument, viewers can see as a basic unfairness of the tests, especially through the gates to college, duate school and president for domestic affairs, overseeing the dayo-day details of administration and freeing register opinions that are immediately tabulated to the disadvantaged, including the poor and the professional schools — law, medicine, the president to concentrate on broad in a central location, business, some handicapped. Coltunbus residents were asked five questions The National PTA also is in the testing battle. Lewis Pike, a former researcher for ETS, policyTnakhw, particularly in foreign affairs. ! designed to measure their reaction to Carter's Critics' targets include alleged cultural bias in quoted In the NEA Reporter, said: Jimmy Carter's promise not to have a Jef speech, with the results immediately rela yed to the tests. This Is un fair blacks and hispanics, "They certainly do have a gatekeeper f unction staff was In large part a reaction to the niiJs 01 NBC and then disseminated to that television most often, they claim, in the sense that admissions examinations are power,* actual or alleged, associated with the' net work's na tional audience. An example of cultural bias, they say, would one of the major hurdles for getting into school" Nixon-Haldeznan re110iP. JACK In order to go to the Legislature for a higher award, a claimant murder of a Lake City schoolgirl. Th e claim Is being held in abeyance, pending the Sept. 17 trial of 12-year-old Kimberly Diane Leach's accused slayer, Theodore - Is ita confirmation of the president as reborn leader or is it a demonstration of public relations Image engineering? Has it strengthened the crusade against the energy crisis or has It completely demoralized the troops? I campus and a $1-million claim arising out of the 1978 kidnap- CALENDAR —Z By DON GRAFF It may be some time be fore the full meaning of the Carter administration shake-up_ is apparent.: , - . H The ____ WASHINGTON (NEA) Despite President tough talk about imposing stringent limits on future petrole um im ports, he actually has established very generous ceilings. Carter says he wil l not allow "one drop more" than 8.2 million barrels of oil per day to be imported this year. But net imports during the first half of the year amounted to only slightly more tha n 7.7 million ba rrels per day. That means th at during the last half of 1979 the country could im port almost 8.7 million ba rrels of oil daily — the highest rate in history - and still meet the president's goal. The ceiling for future years will be pegged to 1977 net imports, which totaled almost 8.6 million barrels per day — the greatest amount of oil ever purchased from foreign sources. While Carter logically migh t have selected 1978 imports as a stan dard for the future, that goal would have been di fficult to attain because they amounted to fewer than 8 million ba r rels per day. io Chief Staff "We don't like to admit it, but state employees do act negligently sometimes and the state should compensate for it," said S pencer Cullen, head of the Management Risk Division, in a weekend interview. Since July 1, 1974 - when the state waived its sovereign immunity from being sued - 766 cases have been completed, said James Bearden, assistant director of the division, Another 437 cases in which people are seeking damages for deaths or inj uries they claim are attributable to the negligence of the state or its employees are still pending. Among the pending cases are a claim filed by the husband of the ,'-,L- -----'Il_I L L ___i.i iaie Rep. Gwen i...nerry, IJMlamI, wno was KIIICU wiien ncr car s lid ITniversitv Into deep drainage ditch near the Florida State .' The claim filed by the famil y of Guyton Barineau, the Florida State Hospital patient who was beaten to death by two other iOii1r.nH,,h, ...n .tek....... R..I.I..Z....... 'T.,.IAft _I_L_ " us w """' IC UXMUI -LUufl5. Ille ciaun for the dog was dismissed. Hail WELL 1979—SA Cla'Dims Agaienst Florida " Have Been Com Pleted TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - Since the state first allowed -itself to be sued five years ago, claims have been filed for everything from the beating death of a mental patient to a dog eaten by an alligator, UIWPr1INT vw. ivw v lough Talks, Easy Lim ':: 766 : Tuesday, July 31, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Since State Allowed Itself To Be Sued,., - AN(I C WA1 TDC I I% All who are touched by the heart-rending plight of Indochinese refugees must be encouraged by the hopeful progress of the recent United Nations' conference in Geneva. The conference provided th e fi rst indication that the international community is prepared to respond to this desperate crisis in a really meaningful way. persuaded to accept The Cloc k reduced by one degree. Somehow, energise-wise and economy-wise, it Just doesn't make sense to air condition a building so cold that employees have to wear clothing suitable for the North Pole In the good ole summertime. I have seen restaurants so cold in the heat of summer that unless a patron hoggishly swished his food down, congealed grease turned an expensive dinner into unappetizing swill. So people are complaining about it being so hot on the job. They wouldn't bat an eye at broiling In the sun at the beach of golf course. But they are dressed for the occasion. Yet, they will show up for work with layers of clothing from their toes to their ears. The dress code and maybe one's favorite watering hole seem to be the key to keeping cool. We're having a heat wave - a presidential heat wave ofasort. Lord, it's hot outside. Come to think of it, it's hot inside these days with private thermostats under voluntary governmental control. The natives are restless. They're barking, howling and scowling. Is it the Intense heat, or is this The norm since dog days are in full Force? According to an expert on Prime Time Sunday, the enforced 78 degree air temp has been set scientifically. It is not a harmful setting nor should It decrease a person's productivity. It may cause a body's temper to appear to seethe at the boiling point, but not the body temperature. The authority presented several Ideas for keeping cool. He suggested discarding clothing - and said for every pound of clothing shed, the temperature Is . I - - - I ~ - --.-.4,Je , r J,- -,*~ -)A*, ' . , , * . . �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SCOREBOARD SPORTS A-Ev.ng Hera ld, Snford,Fl. . M ajor : .' .* Lean" Baseball Tuesday, July 31,1fl National League East 9 e L Pct. GB Montreal 56 43 .566 Pittsbrgh 44 Chicago 45 2, Phila .520 Ii, St. Louis 51 40 5) , New York 42 13.', 1 ' Eller Traded To Seahawks, Gregory Walks Out By United Press International he Is a very solid football player," said Seattle Coach Jack Patera, who also acquired a draft choke from the Vikings A pair of former All defensive ends made news Monday, but only one figures to be very happy about It. team spokenan. The Giants also waived three free agents Monday - offensive tackles Mitchell Smith and for defensive tackle Steve Steve McDanlels and wide Niehaus. Minnesota's Carl Eller, 37, a veteran of six Pro Bowls, was traded to the rapidly improving Seattle Seahawks only hours receiver Darryl Brown. In other training camp developments: Gregory, tile defensive captain of the Giants and a 12-year veteran, walked out of training after New York's Jack Gregory -The Dallas Cowboys reduced their roster to 79 players. They sent center Al Pitts of Michigan State to the Chicago Bears for an undisclosed draft choice, and wide receiver Mike Kirtman of San Jose State to the camp without explanation. He participated in the morning workout but left In the sfternoon and returned home, "presumably to retire or ask for a trade," according to a stalked out of the Giants' training camp and went home to Okolona, Miss. "At 37, Carl is not the player he was at 27, but we still think Phillips also were cut. The Chiefs also placed former Tulane center Cameron Caston on the Injured reserve list. -The Washington Redskins cut six free agents, including -Shelby Jordan left New England's training camp over a contract dispute. Jordan, a starter last year at right tackle, is seeking an extension to a wide receiver Dexter Feaster, by Alan Mover By United Press International one-out homer by Charlie Pittsburgh 8, New York 5; - . Bobby Bonds drove in three runs with a homer and a ______ •I . . 1. i • _4 'S.. . p9cq /4' San .. \ - ' , 1la,_v. . •. _______ ' 1..._. 414~ - Ai' .__ ' (UPI)- Pipinol know Cuevas had hurt his hand, Twin 3, A's 6: CHICAGO Dave Goltz fired MinnesotaI8 to fight with only one hand get round. first complete-game shutout of in the way of winning what he the season and Ken Landreaux "I kept hitting with my right called the second toughest fight hand," Shields said. "I don't doubled borne two runs to lead of his career, care; I've fought with a broken the Twins over Oakland. r ed Waltrip said the yellow went - as National I.•"" (ist game St.Louls 001 001 0501 130 Mtl 000 200 000-2 S 1 anybody N.Y. 122000000--S 10 1 abundance of talent and a Judge Marco Antonio (3-2). limited tolerance for rules, was Rodriguez scored it 71-70 Detroit 210100011-6110 ON 101 700- 413 1 traded by the New York Cuevas. Texas Morris, Hiller (1). lopez () Yankees to the Texas Rangers Shields said he thought he West ½ ', . 49 . cag' Seattle C lc,ago (Baumgarten 9.7), 1:30 p,hm .. . Baltimore (Flanagan 144) at 'ersion - back Adger,defensive lineman Mike Beal and middle linebacker Paul Suhey. Kansas City - Waived safety Ted Burgmeler and rookie free agents Tyrone Peterson and Art Phillips; placed former Tulane center Cameron Caston on the Inlured National League First race, M,5.16. Time 33.41 GAB H Pct. 6 K's Poorboy 106 3" 134.3V 7 Tardy Tins 79 215 95.333 3 Castle Park 9140113) .327 OW, Phil 103 3611 121.312 night, Cin 911 3511 111.312 I American Lostilve 0 Al H Pct. chic, Sea vnn, &as I - / ~ ." .1.. / (1) and Yosgolr; Seaver, Mir I I BE,AT THE THE BLAHS! leaguers and a player to be that two of the judges were Sundborg. W-H iller (4-7). L- Yarborough, wlivdng his third inconsistent in that they a!- (7), Solo (9) and Bench. WL-rit (22. MRS HR-Detroit, Darwin (2.2). named later. race of the year and first on a towed us to run wider green South Americans, asng Il (10 C . Wocksnfuss (10) "Rivers player Mexican opponent might have sWer speedway in I. "No during an earlier accident while I way barring an accident or a disabled car was itill on the San Frn 010032300-0)30 for the Yankees, but I think It's had an advantage. 010 003 013- 5150 Seattle ston ° -0 40 naming out of fuel on the last track ___ him logo someplace "I had some early reaped for Calif and 2' n. Parrott and stinsoni B else," said Yankees' owner Cuevas, because he's probably "I'm not a sore loser, but this dulir, Nismann (5), Roberge Barlow (6), Doffing and lap. I did a Lot of praying that (7L Thr000p (9) end Bodty. W George Steinbrenner. "He thehardedhitterintheworld," DowSIng. W-Parrott (9.7). L- this woukbi't haPPen." Is ridiculous. 'l'hey could have -Knepeer (I-S) L-Andular HR-Seattle, (7.7). inlght help the Rangers win the said Shields, now 3341 with 17 Barr run the last lap under the white (11-7). "Yarborough, who earned I wish him kn pennant. I hope ockouts. 'Cuevas and green flags." a was a great • arid agpudve and he was $20,0 for his victory, and Waltrip, WOO DO more than two = 120 000- 3 80 n Richard Petty, all4ime 9 A 5 - .. .tI. -. - -.' -- ',, , - . - ....... ... -•.I . -------._._ - - - . . . .5 -. - - - "-.- - .- .- --- .-1•-.. - -' -. ---. .- e,se'-a- .. - . - a. - - 6 •- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - -. - - - . •-- ---.--. -.,- - I -- -- - ---- - - - .- - -- ---- .- .-. S S • 5'- - .t . - I ww .O"e I - I 1, ~0 It %% 1 .. • 'V __ 1 ___ ____.C9'\ , . ill~91Q OEM - II I - t%.-!I *::_ :~__~ 2_1 - I ) (Z51.~ . I'll - 1. . . . / 1/7 .- k~~ , '_,~ ~ I' -, 11 1 . 1. Each Week the Evening Herald will award a tW.00 Cash Jackpot. A NEW CONTEST -1. _" 1 2. 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This week's contest covers th. iditlons of the Evening Herald, Thursday, July U, 979 through Wednesday, August 1, 079. Joys Solalta .•.. I 0 .41 . not writing Off the nd thought he was NASCARmoDSÜEerf[ • Golti and tssisn: Kingman car lengths apart for most of Bu• Buy ,un,"Stelflbrennerdresied. going to be Ished second and f the (107). the list 250 mil "We're not o* Of It M. We'll "i think I hit him really well L-Klngm.n(1.1) es. Waltrip, who moment there were thoughts he make a rim at than (Baltimore three or four tim.i, hut I didn't . could sneak through with Orioles). But now the fithfl feel his pwinhes were really another his Tony looks bright for the Yankees." hurting. In the 1*h round, I unbelie vable triumph hi this U •.,. The Yankane inonired first I,4.eI in mk. him think I was .TV= •"*7" r.a ti a...s eL._ £1)WJIWII) (Uri ) 11 baseman-designated hitter hurt so hold m= afw me. I check ered flag In that race Tomato Blue Jays have pw' Gary Gray, o$dfleMer Mike came back very stroi f1er after Y.rhorOUgh . imi chased the cract Of Hart and infielder Domingo him In the 14th and 15th." Alllaonkmdiedthemielvesos* baseman-designated hitter Ramos in the deal. Cuevas, who acknowledged of contention with some Thny Solalta from the Moidresi Rivers, considered by his Shields deseoved a rematch, ppi (UPI) - Dr. Qiarlee Norris, professor deliberate fender-bending. Espos, lbs club wnoimced teammates to have been a said, "Next lime I will knock Larry Holmes, the World - and chairman Of the depart- Monday's final caution flag, mont of arsioloY, said he Vor deuled catalyst In their three drai&d him oil hi two rounds. Boxing u u - Solalta,33,anitiveofSanea, peimaM', showed iç 10 mInutes "My bed weapon was my left champion, has been aènitt.d to de not 'PY will portunity. joined Montreal during the Wore the dart of Sunday's hook, bat I couldn't follow up," Temple University Hospital ailed Holmes' COf in Buddy Biker finished third ason after two seasons with Sum between the Yankees and he e,1ained. "I was after the and will undergo surgery today bO*t&l sp0i Monday, Benny Parsons was the California Angels. In order Milwaukee Brewers and man- knockout all the time. His right- far ranovg Of a polyp said if all goes well, Holmes, a fourth, lUcky Rudd came In to make room for Salalta, relIef agement apparently felt it hand leads never hurt mo. This vocal cords. A hospital flitlfl Of EUI4IO, Ps., will be fifth and in a late shifting of the pitcher Dyer Miller was op released from Temple Hoshital could no longer tolerate his was the second toughest fight spokeanan said the g dl Waltrip was credited honed to Denver of the is on Wednesday. moody behavior, that I've tiad." appsrsntiy i with auth place. American Aesodatlon. Holmes ndemoes . I so. luck. -. - .. I I : A , I S . 1.60 3.00 0(2-1) 12-M) P (2-11 21.50i T (3-1. 6) 73.". Third race, D, 5.16, Time 33.12 4 6. Policed 29.00 It." 10.00 Um for - ,• -~! "'o 'd // -- I \ % I6 P. , c)-' , I I _1W 4.00 1.40 9.40 1.40 öPeppy Pilot a I • - a I ~ I --- I.~. I ~ I I ". . I L1 1%, .. way have lost the roce," dMilenged differently. Thle officials were Monday for Wee minor- won the fight and complained (4), Kom (7). ROISIO (,) and . I 1' ' , •ir; 'I i Carol's Neil 4.00 3.10 " 30 103.333 6 mounts in Sold 10.20 94 350 116.331 Q(4-7) 35-21; P (4-1) I M.311 T (4-7. e, 364 120 .330 6) 4254.60 102 392 129.329 Fourth race, C. 5.16, Time 3112 95 356 1 I? .321 IMbnalooRandy 1141.01) 6.20 3.80 97311114 .334 Wly. Min .. 19-60 5.60 93 3?7 119.316 7 Medley Sandy 105129134.312 emp, off , 1 . • ... .' / . . I 3) 769.20. SeCOnd race, N, 5-16, Time 32.14 70 27$ 09.320 ficino, MII . ~-',.."4- \~ DAYTONA BEACH Cal - .' I ii Batting All Altamonte Springs, .-.. . . . Dog Racing " rIffay, Cin ey ..- .. 0,1.,!,1..:,1 .1 - Oaders Ali -, M are arol D udl Mr s . C . . . -. ,~ reserve list. Now England -Released running back Ralph Pollillo of Harvard. New York Jets - waived freei agent wide receiver Roger Wiley Of ~~ South Carolina State. empltn, St.L assistant coaching job with the for shorter periods." .'. .- Boston at Cleve, night Baltimore at M11w, night Detroit at Taxes, night Toronto at Kan city, night Now York at Chicago, night Seattle of Calif, night nflold, SO st*r, Cin . . 9 '. defensive back Ken Randle, running Oakland at I . g:30 Wednesday's Games Minnesota ~: J~ t -, . •3) .. effective at the end of the soosm. Minnesota (Zahn 9.2) Oakland (McCatty 6.5), 10:30 in- 1. ..i ., relief pitcher Dyar Miller to Denver P.M. 1979- of the Lakers . I. 23; Gerber Atl and Te4wlve Pitt 1$; Bair. Cm 14; Phil and Laveiie, SF of the American Association. Soccer Tampa Day - Mldflolder Rodney Detroit (Petry 3 11(Medich 4-4), 1:35 p.m. - Seattle (Stoln 0-1) at Call. ', fornia (Frost e-7), m3o p.m. . .. .. .. .. I National Leagwo Football Dallas -Traded center At Pitts, to Toronto (Underwood 4.13) at Chicago for a draft cholc*i traded Kansas City (Leonard 6.1), 8:35 wide receiver Mike Kirtmon to Buffalo for a draft choice; waived m. 7-7), I Milwaukee (Hass P.m. 1 . Chi Toronto - Purchased first baseman -designated hitter Tony Solalla from Montreal; optioned II. ' I •,, Texas - Placed Infielder Bump Wills on the 15 day elsabled list. Boston . .. ,, ': . Saves ntract. Oakland 0 . ... -1 WINNER .. . f New York (NL) - Signed shortstop Frank Taveras to a multi-year Finch 02) at Cleveland (spill. nor 3-2 and Barker 04) 2 .. cçJ Baseball - At a news conference at the Jack McKinney doesn't rant Inglewood Forum, McKinney' and rave along the sidel ines He spo ke entirely on his favorite doesn't wea r flashy clothes and subject - basketball. Some of McKinney's plans for the and Koosman, Minn 9s. , 1) I .. . Today's Games (All Times EDT) I , -11 , ~, -, California o Minnesota LOS 'ANGELES (UPI) - 80 Flanagan, ,V4 31 Kansas City 9, Toronto 0 Detroit Texas : he Isn't the most humorous man alive But he knows how to win 116; Eckersley, Bos I k, - . 11 45 62 421 15½ 29 77 466, -- I .. \ , :. -. lox Monda y' s Results , Boston s Baltimore 2, Milwaukee I New York 7. Chicago 2 I ng Herald :Raw' Y.13; ci and Lyle, 10.' " Oakland , Kern, Mange. 4½ 51 52 49S 44 ,;,~ • shalt, Minn 20; Kern, lox 17; Texas I The - American League inn accIdent after Al Holbert a York, Stearns (7) coach for the past three years. low-keyed are tossed around. lap. The fans agreed by booing car racer hit the wall and turned . • Yarborough's victory lap. 201 010000-I 70 into a fireball. "But I would Los Mg 000 211 osx- 9 112 I could have liked to see the race end CInCh "There was no are" (6), sat kll~ - 4 M 200 030 03x- 8 13 1 000 000 01110- 0 3 0 about being second after am Ptsboh The fight was scored 72-71 Toronto T ad ' " .:.. "when there was nothing on Swan, Bernardi (8). Muster Milwaukee Bucks tmder Laff v Those who know McKinney. Cuevas, by Referee Luis Ken CityFreislobon (6), Moor, the track to disrupt traffic," P P' (0) and Stearns; Candsiarla, Costello. From there he moved the best paint a simple picture CHICAGO (UPI) - Mickey Eulbaran. Judge Al IYernara (6) and Conmi ours and and contended action could darted down low to get around Romo (6), Jackson M* Tokulve to Portland where he served as Of the man. Words such Its " ih, final drivers Still stunried by a five- (9) and Off. W-Jackson (6-2). an assistant Trail Rinvare honest dedicated sini-prp nnA' . Rivers, a player with an scored it 73-67 Cuevas, and Porter. w-ouris (7-7). L-Stlob tmu, h,,n ,,.,,r,M. . Jenkins, Tex Ball 106; Ellis Valentine celebrated Ws Rivers I was surprised 62 30 :620 6 Toronto Denny and Simmons; Lee, Cueviss of Mexico reltained his hand before. I don't care it my Fryman (8), Sanderson (e), basketball games, and that cluded: WBA welterweight title Mon- right hand is broken or cut off, (9) and Carter. W-Denny talent has landed him the best American Loopm "I'd like to run much more Sm L-L" MOUNT POCONO,Pa.(UPI) leads the driver standings with(5-8). (10-7). HRs-Sf clay night with a 15-round, I'll still keep throwing it. I knew Boston 000 M 001- 5 Is 0 than we have here, a constant -Cale Yarborough, NASCAR's five victories this year, pItW Louis, Hernandez (1), Simmonj job of his career. Cleve MO 4W 02x-6141 wanimous decision over Randy I could hit him.McKlmey officially became running game.I'd like a moving . Renka. Buromellor (5). Drago Grand National d=pion the on the 11111th lap for fuel while in (11t). Shields of North Hollywood, (8) and Mantgomeryi Waits, head coach of the Los Angeles offense rather than having last three years, won a con- command and lost valuable (7 lame) It was the ninth title defense Cruz Calif. in a bout that saw both seconds as his crew fumbled St.Louls troversial race Monday. 100000-1 60 Lakers Monday and made it everyone standing around (7). W-Cruz (3.7). L-Burg. fighters hurt one of their hands for Cuevu, now 5 with areem (Abdul- MU 110 201 COx- 5 $0 clear he won't be satisfied with watching with the gas can. It took seven knockouts All of the previous meier (2-1). Hilts-Cleveland, early on. on Thomas, Knowles (5), Frazier anything less than an NBA Jabbar) all the fte. When you' Bonds Alexander (13). He stressed he had the race seconds to complete the job' I hurt my left hand In the defenses ended in a iia,v,.*Oui, (7) and Kennedy; Palmer h 9 ping away, but rival stock car the other hand, championship. hit Shields six of them lasting two rounds Ball 000 002 COD-2 6 0 Mond round when I McKinney, 44, replaced Jerry (rookie Earvin Johnson) I think driver Darrell Waltrip has his crew took just three seconds on Palmer (3-2). L-Thomas (0-1). 001 Mo 000- I I I in the back of the head," or less. Shields, the 104anked milw Hilts--Monlroal, Parrish (14). West, who resigned at the end of You can do that. We'll run on doubts, and so did Stone. T.Marlinot (9) and many In the the fuel stop. Cuevas mid. "What can I do WBA welterweight, was an Dompsoyl Slaton and Mom. W Valentine 2 (16), $polar (3). crowd of 40,000 that watched the last season. West will remain every chance and under eveqry,. . with just one land? I won the Only fighter to 90 U10 distance -Stone (9-7). L-Slaton (104). firilsh at Pocono Raceway. 0 in,alr4p) I with the Lakers in an adminis- possible situation." HR*--Baltimoro, Bumbry (4). with him. e " on the 98th lap when his car I chi 0000000400-4 62 think Kareem is the. • Milwaukee Moo (5) trative post Shields, who said he didn 't 1000001-S $0 The race ended under a nicked a spinning vehicle Phila Cuevas, who constantly was ' McKinney coach ed at his greatest player dyer to play ti'e -, coo 115 000- I 9 I yellow caution flag, a safety driven by rookie Dale E the aggressor, opened a cut N.Y. Facts; Ruthven, McGraw (1), alma mater, St. Joseph's game of basketball. I'd like him . Chca as when e hardi, who suffered breaks in Eastwlck (I), Rood (10) and over Shields right eye in the Vi (7) and P4arron; College in Philadelphia, for to be able to play not as maity'L_ eight years, compiling a 144-77 minutes as in the past. I'd,, fourth round, but Shields woritism, Howard (6). Proly Oswald spun out in the 196th lap both sides of the collar bone soone. W-1tow (7-6) Sutter (4-3). MR-Phlls~olphla, bloodied Cuevas' nose in the (6) #,,d Nahorodny. W-john with Yarborough leading the after hitting the fence. He BAY 50" (9). record. He took an enormous hopeful we can cut his minutes,,.. 0"). L-Worthern (11-10). MR pack. be hospitalized for a few days. rwnd, Itiere were no -New York. Pinions (9). step up when he took an and allow him to play harder knockdowns. 70 34 673 - Boston ' . 115; Swan, NY 113. American League - Ryan, soft , / \ Hou American League East rapped out four hits to put slain and a sacrifice fly to pace St . Louis in the opener.• Pittsburgh into a first-plaace ce Ue . the end, too." Knepper likes San Francisco's chances. we' re very good shape," he said. "Ouir pitching is starting to come around and " ' National Leagui - Richard, 2• Perry, SO 119; Nlekro, All 116; Carlton, Phil more '~~__ -Ir- 77 1 '2.70; John, NY 2.73. Lad Ano at Cincinnati, night San Fran at On. night snapped a 5-5 ti and T F 1 drove in five runs with a 'rand- we're gonna be there close at Cale Booed As Cauflon Flag Means V*Ictory California. Sin Diego at Atlanta, night Ed Ott's eighth-inning single nightcap. Keith Hernandez one 1Giant insists the .. - .I, I 1 1 Tex 1.47; Marshall, Minn 2.25, Guidry, NY 2.50; Ryan, Cal 51 52 32 73 Astros will shake off the slump. "I look fdr thm to piny it out," said Bill North. .....But I Parrott fired a four- night Clevoind Afl t least I .. Chicago at Montreal Ray Knight hit two homers Jac McKinney Carries Hopes Of L A Rally iT~Lr__'_=~~~ I_r11__) 13 NY;: American League St. Louis at PIttSbgh, night I I 1\ . 2.83; Andular, Hou 2.8S. PhIla at New York, fl 0(1.4) 11$, P (1.4) 20.46, 1 (1.4. 7) 296.50. Twetfth race, C 4 Time 3$.71 7 Strut Along 6.00 4.10 2.20 $ GfO49i$ Gal 3.00 2.60 I Battlestar 3.40 UI) 17.51. P (24) $1.00, 1 (2-4. 1)114.61. A - 3,015; Handle 1210,040. - f I't (ba sed on 0 innings pitched) Fri Francisco (Whit AMoving Target 6.00 2.40 3.00 2.40 3.20 Green Meadow 6.60 4 Rosy Romy League - D.Martinez, Ball you to be there, everybody was Cleveland 6, Boston 5; bases loaded in a five-run . starts talking about when you Kansas City 9, Toronto 0; the eighth, to lead the Reds. are going to fall apart, the New York Yankees 7-2, the Cardinals 7-1, Expos 2-5: the first-place club that does the chasing. . - :35 61 42 .600 71/3 56 41 .S38 14 The Astcs, who had seven errors, now lead second-place Cincinnati by 2½ games and the Giants by 7½. Sometime., it's i)jt,Ibut.dby King Features Syndicate. 4-8), Milwauke New York Mtr , fly (Solomon and Harry Spilman and Hectq were last year, and you're in 7-2. In the American League, it Cruz both doubled with the first place when nobody expects 0 victory over the effor-prone 1 American p. Manny Trillo's bdses-loaded it's Chicago White Sox 2; Detroit 6, - ,, I 0 (74) 21.00, P (7.1) 00.10, 1 (7-03)241.61. Tenth race. IS-I6 Time 3I.45 6 Marie Ann 7.00 4.50 3.10 S Impala Camaro 10.00 5.00 3 Miii Ring Pecos 1.00 0 (44) 162.2$, P (64 342.61, 1 (605) 1,293.61. Eleventh race. *3-16 Time 31.34 iso I . 66)7 Atlanta tougher to perform," Bob Texas 4; Baltimore 2, Mi!- 25th birthday by hitting two Knepper said onday night waukee 1; Seattle 8, California home runs and Larry Parrish after tossing a five-hit shutout 0; and Minnesota 3, Oakland 0. and Chris Speier also honiered to power Montreal in the and driving in four runs in an 8- Pirates 8, Mets 5: . hilter and Will, Horton 11, , pair of homers and six RBI, leading Seattle to a rout of Cuevas didn't let the fact he had injured his left hand In the third CX-?2,- /. , ,V*TeiWMariners 8, Angels 0: ' American League - LeFlore, Del S2; Wilson, KC 43; Wills, Tex 26; Bonds, Clov and Bumbry, Bait 2S. Pitching Victories National League - Nlekro, HOu 14-6; Nlekro, Ali 14-12; Andular, Hou 11.7; Carlton, Moreno, 2URKldden 910 Q 41.40. P (23) 90.90. T (23. 3 Time Bomber 6.10 4.20 2.10 17.40, P (6-1) 33.70; (I.). Q 5 JohnnieScat 3.20 2) 436.00. St and St ill 3.00 Third race, cs.I6 Time 3.n 12th race, B,3-16, Time 3I.73 (3.5) 17.00, P (3-5)25.10, 1 (3-5. 7.60 9.40 720 3.00 260 3.00 3 Capricorn Boy 3 carry Dody . 7 Jolly Goodbes 14.20 17.10 1) 62.66. $Gazette . 360 3.10 Mountain loper Seventh race, 0 * Time 39.06 9.00 6 *10 The C 460 0 (1.7) I341$, p (3-7) 331.61, 1 IS. 3 Mowing Sandy 6.20 4.40 3.60 Q (3$) 10 SOp" ; I) 22.50; 1 (3 0. 7.1) 1.120.61. 6 Rowdy Shin s.io 140 6) 273.20. 1 Get 400 Attendance 1.496:HandIe$I64.s. 2 F•vr* race 81-16 Time 31.32 0(1.4) 21.20. P (5-4) 44.11. 'F (1-6Averbach Jo. 1110 440 310 MONDAY NIGHT 3 Amaretto 600 310 1) 265.20. First race. M 1-16 Time 32.10 6 CR's Pete .Jonsi Eighth race 85)6 Time 31.64 210 I Maltese 6.00 3.30 3.00 0 (2.3) 63.50. P (2.3) 159.04, T (21. 7 .IotrnClader • 3220 $60 7.20 4.00 1.20 3 Sexy Walt 6) 315.20. 2 5. Lynn Marie 360 200 5.40 2 Sergcnt Day S First Run Fifth race. E'-Tlme 39.32 3 10 Q (1.3)17.11. P (1.3) 23.70, 1 1 1.3. 6 B Allspice (7.7) 214 61 1 iv3O 7.00 3.40 5) 0(2.7) 44 2) 267.00. 41420 • S Preferable 3.00 3.00 Second race, 05.16 Time 31.63 Ninth race 0 5 Time 38.91 7 Blue A rh 4.00 1 1 Keen Laddie 6.20 3.10 3.00 Spread The News 1920 6 (6.$4 20 10' ) 101.20, 1 (6-I. • Mountain 3 Elco . . 5.00 6.00 Jilt . 6 Parity Princess 3.20 3 Rice Ball SixTh race. C S.16TU,,e 21.14 -61. Louis (Martinez 9-3) at Seaver, Cin 10.S; Rogers, Mil, Montreal (May S.0), 7:35 p.m. VuckovICh, St.L and Perry, SD Chicago (Krukow e.5) at 10-6; Lee. MtI 10.7; Espinosa, Phlllies 5 Cubs 4: "If you're a team like we Louis, winning, 5-1, after losing, - .I .. I dropped its fifth straight. Tigers 8, Rangers 4: Hand 1 1. Pittsburgh 8, New York S Cincinnati 9, Los Angeles 4 San Francisco it, Houston 0 Today's Games (All Tim" EDT) New York (Hausman 1.5) at Pittsburgh (BIVIevtn 9.3), 7:351 4. Also, Montreal split with St. Reds 9, Dodgers 4: how they feel. . broke an ei tlj-iiwing tie and I Pitt and North, SF 44; Scott like San Francisco's did last Chicago Cubs, 5-4, and Cincin- helping Philadelphia snap a sixyear and the Giants know just nati hammered Los Angeles, 9- gam e losing streak. ."'. i:. ; Yankees 7, White Sox 2: Willie Randolph's basesloaded triple triggered a fiverun sixth Inning, as Chicago - Mike ?7 , National St:9e.aw_ Monday's 6,$2h10 sults 16 St. Louis ?,Montreal 2. Ist the pitching has fallen off, just 8-5, Philadelphia edged the midt with one out in the ift, - . !Ight-hander and got Cecil dumped Chicago, 7-2, Detroit Kansas City a victory over per on one pitch, p ng t stopped Texas, 6-4, Seattle shut Toronto ,b rioles to a 2-1 victory Monday out California, 8-0, and Min- eF, c94YP/o4' 44 61 Brett, KC 4) 103431 140.323 IGoElmo Rice, Bos Eighth race C. 5.1$, Time 31.75 160 99396 127 .321 1 Carry Marge Molitor, MU 11.00 4.60 3.00 97 397 173 .310 O(4$) 45.60; P (1.4) 170.70; 1(6-4. 3 Jet Faith Meyer, Sea lMountain Punch 3.80 2.60 993k 112 .308 I) 545.20. I BlOOSy Home Runs 1.20 Filth race 0.5.16, Time 33.00 National League - Schmidt, 0(5.7) I5.20 P (5.7) 46.60; 1(5.7. Phil 36; Kinman, Chi 35; Sar Ace 5.00 1.60 3.60 6) 159.20. Ninth race, 0,5.16, Time 32.30 Price Boy Winfield, SD 21; Matthews. All 12.00 5.20 and Lopei, LA S Nixon Mayo .................. 2.60 6Sexy Warren 12,10 2.80 4.00 . American Q (24 40.60; P (4.2) 117.90; 1 (4-2- 3 Traffic Light 6.40 1.00 League Sin. Bait, Lynn, Bos and 6) 203.00. 2 Cool Hand 7.20 Baylor, Cal 23; Rice, Bos and 0(3.6) 54; p (6-3)132.90; 1 (6.3. Sixth race, 6, 5.16, Time 31.17 Thomas, MU 24. 3 To The Front 3.20 2.80 2.10 2) 530.40. Runs Batted In 1 Aqua Dulce 10th race, A, 5.16, Time 31.61 6.60 310 15.80 5.40 4.00 National League - Schmidt, 1 Let It Ride 6.00 7 ij's Best Way Phil Si; Kingman, Chi 79; 7.00 4.00 Q(3-4)21.60;P(3-4)36.00;T(3-4- 2CeeCindy 8 Gold Coast Max Winfield, SD 77; Foster, Cm 72; I) 334.40. 2.80 Clark, SF 71. Seventh race, 0.5-16, Time 32.02 0(27) $0.00; p (7.2) i6S.$0 1(7.7. American League - Baylor, 7 T,s Silver Girl 11.20 5.80 3.40 0)271.20. Cal 96; Lynn, Bos 01; Rice, SOS $ Flash Goodbee 11th race, C. 5-16, Time 31.74 1.60 4.00 3.00 6 Career Record 79; Singleton, Ball 70; Kemp I Swift Top 10.20 1.60 3.50 Dot 77. 0(74)36.50; P (74)161.40; 1 (7•0• .Iaegadoo 4,40 3.60 - Kelley, a tight end from C.W. Post. The team also put guard Lou Green of Alabama on the reserve, failed to report list. In other games, Pittsburgh 9 .449 12 Ang Atlanta a huge lead in the NL West. But overcame the New York Mets, single drove home Mike Sch- N,40EN W,46; 7W45 " you whenthey'retired so I had Elsewhere In the American Royals 9, Blue Jays 0: to make a move. League, Cleveland edged Larry Gura tossed a threeReliever Tippy Martinez Boston, 6-5, Kansas City hitter and Darrell Porter came on to replace the veteran blanked Toronto, 9-0, New York knocked in three runs to give Astros were threatening to open aor WArR' - PT'hese younger guys never tell place Milwaukee in the East. winning streak to eight garnes. ft - ' , " V%JW__ T safety Larry Moore from Angelo State. -The New York Jets cut wide receiver Roger Wiley, a free Fran Di San San Los safety from Utah State. -The Green Bay Packers waived first-year player John Not long ago, the Houston scored." ,9,44-ff VICIOR 11,F #61W 1,Y $V,;?5 Z6 ,4#49 / -• Altar Greene 's sacrifice JIM BARNEB ''oi',t '/.9 . - one-hitter at the time, moved the Orioles six games sacrifice fly and Gary Alexand. tie was nanglng nis curve ahead of second-place Baton er added a tie-breaking solo -balls," Weaver said of Stone. and 7½ games ahead of third- homer, to stretch Cleveland's I free agents on waivers defensive end Johnny Stoutamire of Mississippi Valley and Pct. 05 .361 v .537 7½ 1 .491 7', 60 Cincl By United Press IntemstiOnAl we lead the league in runs with Montreal in the NI, Ea9t. J- 9&;r 7rhl,f 5,6C01Y,90I e hC, /4'/9/6 '9n',P . ieau1ng, 2.1, That wouldn t fourth homer of the year Indians 1, Red Sox 5: - u/8574c#4MP I Houston 0, and Montreal split a club Like a mother hen, yanked Bumbry gave Baltimore the double-header with St. Louis, pitcher Steve Stone with two out lead when he tagged starter and dropping the opener, 7-2, before In the ninth Inning and his tewn loser Jim Slaton, 10.6, with a ng nightcap, 5 1. I defensive end from Tennessee State, Frank Jordan, a freeagent kicker from the University of Southern California and Keith Myers, a free-agent Houston - -W w.49 IYor o,vy mie Weaver, who worries about his homer in the sixth. Look, Mo... Lindsey, cornerback Neil Hutton and kicker Pedro Posadas. -The Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers placed two West 11 -,- pair of walks. The winning blow innings; Cincinnati 9, Los tight over the Milwaukee nesota topped Oakland, 3.O &ewers. Stone allowed only a In the National League, it was agent from South Carolina State. -The Los Angeles Rams waived Jessie DeRamus, a As Giants Prevai*1 Manager Earl came on Al Bumbry's two-run Angeles 4; San FrancIsco 8, ,Irdinardy draw a lot of at- following a leadoff single by ~fttion -except that Stone had Kiko Garcia. The victory who spent last season with the Baltimore Colts. Others cut were safety Joe Branson, wide receivers Keith Ellis and Terry San Don't bet the rent money on a Moore in the third inning and a PhiladelphIa 5, Chicago 4, In 10 Baltimore collapse. -I'.' As I 05' 1d e a CU MICHIGAN ov r rHe 4T'H.74TE 7'0 110!91 7W6 P64 CNAMP/a4'c.4'/P Ar Blow Lead... WI-11 Orioles Polilllo. -The Kansas City Chiefs waived three players, Including second-year safety Ted Burgmeier. Rookie free agents Tyrone Peterson and Art State. FROM 1st TO 61st PGA Don't Bet Orioles contract which has two years left. The Patriots also released Harvard running back Ralph Buffalo titUs, also for an w. disclosed draft pick. Placed on waivers were defensive hack Ken Handle of Southern Cal, running back Adger Armstrong of Texas MM, defensive lineman Mike Beal of Kansas, and middle linebacker Paul Suhey of Penn Tuoday, July JL 1W-7A -- .. - -'-rn-5.------- - - ' ': ':' - -.1 - - - -. - - - - ......- - - IL y-.. / /) // III �8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, July 31, 1979 Television In Review TONIGHT'S TV 0Th _______________ Ppt .1 ,' EVENING 8:00 6:00 2 4 0 Q 12 NEWS € STUDIO SEE oric., '.r (it,t)tj tpnt,' ,,r. ( )' L,P,pm,, ri,ji tritI ), T I,. IRON SIDE if P ii'. tIP •,,np it's fo r ,i tilortlocl ,tuct It 1ht N, h,,. ( .nrflitt,',I st,, nttt' yP,r'. ,ei 4 0 THE WALlOWS Jim IPh (10( 104f', to T,',orrw A IntO ,'.t,r ,itIr'r in ic, tiptit prompts tim to r,'-,';iIu,,t+ his life (01 2 1,,,, p.' , I'i0 'tfl,t 0 MORK & MINDY M oth si Iii ii • ' II cots h,'r r,flr,iFOic ciQhtS 01 M Mork 0 '2 THE BEATLES FOREVER 6:30 .2 12 NBC NEWS :2 a O CBS NEWS ABC NEWS ED VII. LA ALEGRE (B) ,, Th sl'r'ct.li ,)r ti(iri,riiq 'to' L '"'F 05' 1iiI l,',ifi,rp'; Mo ',',,S,,Ini', .irui 1 ii c'.t 1.1,''.". , 7:00 7 TIC TAC DOUGH 4 MARY TYLER MOORE F , h-. -, fl I- I f.' F €D ALL CREATURES GREAT And ,AND SMALL 'r ...., ,,,,,, • p, ., '"..'toCJt'.fi1 .'d th' o and .n.' ,.,, INTUITION 0 JOKER'S WILD 12 THE CROSS-WITS MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT ,, t.. , ' Pot 830 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY I ah Or Fit' ,IFF&I 7:30 Ir t'n(Iship is It'.'' nu,jttj,i' O nt.' S,i!'l,' ?',I(i , ' ''IF, S ,It',it, 2 LIARS CLUB 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MATCH GAMI $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 2 CAROL I3UPNETT AND F RIENDS , i ii. r , ,,,., 9:00 2 12 QUINCY U." d'.", ' " ' II'. ''Fl, P.R.' '"' 4 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 All I I PLAL TWIN ___ H.1 I'9 3 2 ? 2 !LAZJ 7:40.9:20 WALTOISNEYPRODUCT1ONS' ThaJpI,E DUN PLDG GANG 1:309:40 SYLVESTER STALLONE ROCKY II PG l t'S "- .itiO nkrrg undercover to ('IpOSO WED. ONLY I'I./IZ1\ II ,, €DMISTERROGERSR AFTERNOON 12:00 2 PASSWORD PLUS 1 4 , THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 12 NEWS ED SESAME STREET (R) 11:30 2 12 TONIGHT HOST jhtm ( ,ir;on (iji'St .Jiihun5 ti,ItTiir, 4 NEWLYWED GAME 0 N A S H The 11r .'atlly Psoe%,tI,tnl ,;I'll? of III(, n. doliiod Alm c.lsu,111pc Iron, .n North ,orp,pt tf,'ns,sp J AI 0 STARSKY & HUTCH Th (It'tt'(tiSPS ',nc,' .icl,iiIISt lime to • '4 12:30 2 NEWS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN € JULIA CHILD AND CON. PANY Ii,: 1 Iii 'i,irI Ti() .1,',it1l and t'tt, OtIS '1115 It.Ch Hu tch Iris COnt,,iclptf Wa l lt t THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS THEODORE BUNDY 4 12:00 m'; BIG VALLEY 4 1,1,0b ., 50 I,' h,jrit I t'.'r s • ,1PtP'IPi,S 9,lnq Of , 1:30 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS €D CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN 12:05 Wild 0 CBS LATE MOVIE 0, . I 10 1) Whim (loltion 0,iii 0 N.'.il A r,inç.I, or,r'r ' fools rr'cponsitbo wti,':i to of his co hos rot, .1 tpmnik and lii' fl.ri cull'. PItt to hririq 'to' t,iu 12:37 0 BARETTA 13.ir.'tf,i tItf' roil ,t top crurrr,' &'odr'r 2:00 If 12, THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE €DFLOWERSHOW to 1 (1,10(1 of thi'v,'s Shay discov' 2301 o I't.AZ/I I poses Is .i .icIrtiss III illvt'Stt - Child I it quIt' a sPill'', of rny'itorio,is ;ioc,dt'nf', plaguing a small lb.'. ,1" group (0) Adult I SO $ 100 VlELA nocturna 10:15 PSYCHO LOVER _______________ ltt JOA N li/IN/It 'Lit (19 Television Writer NI: OltL I LI'l I Every year television critics (Jut) the current schedule the worst ever. They are almost always right - and this ) ear '.1 iii be no exception. That's the word from PhilipRurrell, hI) p uts together a preseason analysis of I1(!%I television Shows for his advertising agency, Dancer Fitzgerald Sample. The agency's clients will Invest about a quarter of a million dollars in televis ion advertising Ili 1979-80. In analyzing the new schedule, Burrell & Co. figure AIJ(' will remain atop tile ratings. capturing 32 percent share of the viewing public, While (ItS settles for 3)) percent anol NBC for 28 percent. The statistics indicate the three netIorks ill coiiie out of next season iii the sante order they went Ill but perhaps with less space in l)etwei'n. To get (io%% ni to spccIfIu.i. the Pd agency figures itegativt' prognosis for 45 IN'rcent of the nw e shos w (fit n Alt(' and ecJ ii le Ever 5:00 : THE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE ODD COUPLE €D MISTER ROGERS (R) "Big Shannus, Little Shamus" about a bachelor fattier house 3:30 4 0 MASH (R) 4:00 2. EMERGENCY ONEI ' THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12, MAKE ME LAUGH SESAME STREET (R) 4:30 '4t MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN 12, GUNSMOKE . 1;IkiniJ tile l)anmct'n I"itzgcm'slii Ssiiiple 11,1-tilt li.t tloe',ni't nilcani a pant III the dlvininlc process for hit-and'nniss chit,'.', lack" ni;en'it pr'Iign'aniis Is figurnlig 111,5l, it slit,'.'. '.1111 IIII dktift'rt thu.' uhi)Pusltioti. A new show goIng up against a hit is a long shot. SlJniletlImlt's, t,uii, tilt- experts suffer from if clouded crystal ball, as last sean' '.'.hen they picked 'Itattlestar 1;;,lactica" as the hit of 011. 1978-7I seasoni. It '.'.as tappet ;'.ithin a year 0 HOGAN'S HEROES n2, BEWITCHED OVER EASY 6:45 ED A.M. WEATHER 6:47 14; EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 10:30 ED SNEAK PREVIEW Roger FOOFI and Girt' I.'vtirw JusI You Anti Mo. Kid, ''GoIdonglrI'' and "Ill" villain, 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. 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She a tire a band of pink and green daisies Ili her hair and she carried a basket of swuimuter wild flowers. huristinia Mann' Koss, &'ou.sinu of the lun'ntli' from Lt't'sbum'g. was the Junior bn' itlesiiu a nd Ilen gt)'.'. Ii, hieadpiet't' and flu'.'. tn's '.'.err' s;nniilar to tilt- hltlIuuir It I &'ii thimut 'S ".i ichael 1 Ia nt wig it i';i - - - . . - ( ' . 1 i 1U, •NI) \IRS. .J .\1ES hb\''I' ItRul)lI': III SatifirtI, sin veil tin' trrndt'gn'uiini s bt''.t ji,uii t'shut'n's aunt' huh lh'inupt', tit'iitlut'i lit tlit' lIiJii' 111)111 Sauifuin ti, un,i It,iniil ltan'iiut',tii. uI) its Ill oh (lit' lit lilt- i3 titIlil It I'm hi,iiisti,ii, I t'\.ts note plitill it this' ,'lilint'hl siiui,uI )i,ill Itll,uat'ut tilt, troll uilJ \hti'n' u '.'.s'il,humlu: trip to (ti,IttuiluiiI1l, I thu tl;t' III-%%1.\\%c&,, ,fit, 111,1 (cii: ...... . . ' '- - ' ' , - - - - ' ,, ' r - ' .( - '.'-' - .,., I,, L',. . "''-' , Girl Scouts Now Agency Of CARE .S h:ir lii,,' 'II, l'h' l,n'iih,:r,iiuiiu OP,' ':1 i:m,ului,umi' it the I'jn'.,u- t, it Florida '.'.itIJ,t ti.Ii'tII','ii ft-grit ii pihitit'.il s t'iiiplii I'll •h i 'i''''fltati\*' ti ' \tlT miiu:;utin (; Still ''iii timli!.' liii 'Iui;u', iii, it thi' I ilit'('t''i(\ ''I t''l't''h,r 5'. slit' a iJi , ,,utwit ' IF 111111 \1,ur, Ii all I, Iu''l''n .1, n' Ji' li hI;t( 1.5!: ,• Does B Owe to ' - I , Im ' has Told H'' - ' - NEW ON 1.4 ' pp, r. , I) I t 0 0 f I j . ~~L.;~ g -L ,;i. 17k 1- I S W f' o D : - ___,,____,_ ._ .. (ut' ' . t~ ' SANFORD - -- ~'- ,i .,I' ,; Q I 0 ' , '' ik.QicQaL wv - ' . zl.,. : - II k` .".y 14 ,1; Mlk -.~ ,I .~ ,V,, ,,.,; " .,-,,', ~ ! ~, j, 'I'll.;4,.~` .".1 -0 "11111, .1 ', /'#'//pfp' SANFORD , p r'r,,', Ii, Tirri I. ' -' b'. ,hi1i Brandon and will share SERVED EVERY WEDNESDAYS p.m..9p.m. SKATING RINK I ".kt'( 'h, nuuerlv of I ikt' Mary. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. If'. Miller of Temple Drive, Sanford, Mid the late James Brodie ,J r of Sanford. Given tit nuarriage by her father, the bride chose for her tows a candlelight I ut esong polyester satin gown fashioned along tile ljhiusomt silhouette. The I I 1. 1' i);urtici;sIt.', but tlit'ri,'s tlit' \lid,lR' Shitil us .iiiçi;i'tt'uh ;u soil tO,' It JiJ, in iii,' tin if. 1 , '., .i I _I's i'; - . , problem of niiont's I s'.ould l'ht.'. bias i' a ,i llt)i'i tli' 54 li,ii'l tiJ,it .1 '\ 'au i'ltI -1'. ,, speculate '.sith tilt, design, work .Iaughite:, llIu.iuu, '.'.h,i is . At ;itiotiit't 5' lIt,,') hit' t.'( in ç . they present it to hut' businutas third grail,' st Wiluiti Stliiiiil lii ik,'ii lii'.'. It jIlO'. ci lIJUi'I coniumniuzuity ainu see if it '.'.,itilti and Ito,' tilt','.1 lFIg!';uuu g (ghuhtiulleid ThaI pili''l ':p in , , ,'Avft " be acceptable. 'I'here' are a lot of j(1\11%,, ilk'. Mliii. Sihinitil ci liii'. ;uu ii. 'Ii I ilitlt'I ii) tI ,':' : 1 ", 1" wants to 'paint the to'.'.n.' untapped talent n'csi,um-t't's in tip '.iiiiu' uiui;tgii;.tti', u ihsigiis. 4 GENERATIONS lG iiuilds o, As an artist, Reynolds thinks this area and creative I)eOPlt' Etiglanith Ill', a011(11 a iio put t.,1!,.II tn liv a It . . I;uth.'r iival'ru'll :4 big. He would like to see are able to generate nut''.'. iili'a,s. "I lm 44 '.'.t'l,liiig (1,155 amid it liii uted lii I':ntglish giu I a lImb' sen'.'jmig there 's'.. megamurals painted on the A TTEND FETE fis" '-I. j) Ite)'nuol hopes to utilize hut' us itli (lit' U.A. Air I 'n i.e At ;, I lie t1,,'i 1 lilay!ri,iiiiil "k"_' &' walls of some of Sanford's older :"Art fill'':nirod fill hihir services of Si'nuiimuule ( 'onui - Rev riol tls Jo urie:I I1i'ni'.buIldings that would not only " 114 1 ''' l"(ium' 'iiem-a t imiri were '''.'i 'I4l '' munits' College I ' give local residents a lilt, but i't'pm'cseuited when ('anlt';urliiml(: 1''. Iut'rui'uIs' t,ur tilt-ill possibility of using the art ainoraft t',srrmi'r would attract outside visitors as 1 k: F L' , liii' ti;t'. ;ini,i shitutilil Is' ;u'e Pressley t'elehi-a(ed lit' left ii tl, tilt- Na'.', lit students iiu tin,' ('olleg('s well, * i . 1 1. ,4 . .t I cultural enirit'hnicnut prograhlis before his 21st Iortiiulas tu' stliiH.k said bi' itiululs III'I- si(i, birthday in Reynolds emus'isionu.s usinig (he Ian gu'l a ,'lh-i,uLll:lt ;ui Oct. to help paint murals. n'e'Suinnis' Ill:, t'du, ;ttiu'mi, but \Julberrv. ()th('i art' nnegamnurals and super apparent I) in' took a ith huh , l' liullil'. ni,ijii iii Ili art at (h, ;m'iieva BEolisomi, great ''E'.'erythiimtg is still t'i'r wide graphics in way similar to those niiversit • '! I ,iu( n ;sI .\rk;ini:.;t lot's' of this' si';u mud sjitn'it if planned For areas being open," lie said, ,. but I l3;l'.'t' grandmother, m'iglit , of advt'nutuint'. l"t,r hh'viodd.s lois a ,uhil ls'arnut'tI thialting ;ut a trath' I,j restored in downtown, Orlando. t'oiutat'tt'd theni 11(1(1 the)' seen' 2300 S. Sanford Ave.. Sa.%•. 's,'. ,, '.thiioil iln't'anni (if taknmug Ills fanmuilv anul lii thui' pact lit, has "-~" lle has designed such a mural t'cr receptive.'' i'd , f g r a 11(1 mu '.t,ui ot her sailing ;urt,uniil (hi' anrlil Iii ks',I as an ,,it ulin',','lui him' an to be painted on two buildings V voliPie Jacqueline Ali ''The Council of Arts and that t'n,I In' lx'gaii last ( )utoi*'m Ouh'.('rtisinig i1t'hii 'S AIamid a wall on Gertrude Avenue l(uirk ,imi,I has 3i livid si It'I frenit foot 9 iti,'bu Sciences can utilize talent of all building il sailing bi-ittoni, /".',.,.i'\ grandmother, '' 7$\ in Orlando that depicts .5. i iuitin;uissu.iu %%014. types, . . artists, sculptors, ketch. left, lom'merI' of Sanford; buildings in early Orlando days. 'I'hi.' ( ',uiri,'il of Ars & dancers, musicians amid - I like to ;t&'t out iii'. fana iid ( eiiev a Pressle' Work will start on a mural as ,Is '* . Si 'n'nii s's '.i'nvs's a sat'. list for children. it just takes a little tasn,'s, that's soon as architects finish their omit' [('Itsomi I hiatt' mother, also formerly of tilt, sit''. o'lij,miuenit of all this' arts bit of cooperation,'' he said. ;ilwa'.s bet'ti initem't'stt',l in working drawings for the rest of Sanford. ;tiuil there ars' crvs'ral types of I(evnokLs is not thut' l)omi palmutimug,'' 11,111111 Alf~ the re-cons-tructiun, Reynolds t'xplainis'd h(t'sn,llLs k'_ iii'iiihli'nslul, i aitginig litlilu tIn' 1(eynolds, who is a principal at IeviIolIts enijius s paddling, his said, ini,livi,iuu;ul lit pat nuitis •iii,I Ss'nitiruole High School, but Don, kayak as a i'll as ,s;iilinug s*lltsi lt'i tug 'i itp,u';st 1,1115. As cultural coordinator, the artist, is sometimes In a,l,litiuimi to painting l''u,r in,,,rt' inlh'in'nilatiuill ,umi Reynolds hopes to interest local fused with [)oil, the principal. 'i ,'l murals. I(s'vniohls iist's '. arions a iu;it the u ounii,'il lois to ,dft'n artists' groups and ''l'eople ask me, 'I)o you think paint nmiediwnis, but sass his (all lIt''. noilds at 121 I359 lit' bu.sinesnen in cooperating on we'll win the game tonight" hit' favs,rite is a ;ster i's,lor his' Is .11i 'iinl his' a ould be' in, huh out of such a project. said. They are not related and also a sculptor. lit' sass lit, gets the Seiniiin,le office itt the ''Art can be used to transfer haven't met yet. ntiost of his inispirat iiimis (I (liii Atlantic batik Building ;it First decayed areas into .something ; ,, .. , t. ItCyflOidS does have a degree Mid I 'ark, worthwhile to look at," he said, Sanford, For foum ears Irtinti 1974-78 Si)(IFa(lIU;Ill but eani usually lx' ''not just in the downtown area, in education, however, and at Southstde he worked as an artist in reau'hed there tn'oini ¶1-1(1 a mu but in any area of the city that worked Elementary School in Sanford residence fun' the National ''Ill 'nit not there keep trying or could use a facelift,'' last year as an art instructor. Endowmnienit of the Arts mi I ,ittls' call the Orlando iuflici' at 834"lit the weeks ahead I'm lie painted a uiiural for the bock, Ark., public schools. ()lie 278 and have a uiiessage,'' going to be contacting car- school while he was there, of the interesting pieces of advises ili".nohLs. lie hopes to porations and business leaders. his s ift', Lynn, will be sculpture that he did '.sas get stIiiletiIt(' lit thti' (dliii' 51)011 to ''I've talked to a few artists teac hing at 'I'eague Middle outside ( 'emit n'a I I light School in answer the nini' '.'. lien lit' Skip ' already who would like to School until thut' new thick I hike I ,ittle bock. A tree dad and hue to go tutit tSt'sI)sflflt,g, nirnn'. AZID i: N ix years ago I tiigt'ths'n his' asked tIui' to nmi;urrv 111,5 iii' lilanhilirIg 1 lent my brother $1,000 because iii ;tbout a year. I accepted IiIIII thus Ni,'. r'nih)t'n lthiiuoghi s'., lie was in a tight Spot. (I was After I arrived huinnut' (lii'' li'.t' mi liii' 51111k' ('ft as ti;t married at the time and so was i';mgo ) , hue c;unue to uitt'ut ni'. girl's Ilan'emuts, as' hi,uvt' iii''. si hue,) I didn't ask Will to sign an nlumrrie(l t'hiiltlrej, 'Flit's' attom't'd riot thit'nni. I knii,'.% oh fi(' n easuni IOU. Neither did I ask for inhunui. t,,n this t'xi't'pt that Iit'ithici sit, terest on my money. M) problem . lie also has has t''.t'n' takeui the hniuti;uti', o Ile promised to pay inc back nniam-rit'd children, but doesn't Is thiers' any ruB' uegarduuig within a year, but never did. I want to tell themut about mule yet. '.'. Inch set of parenits is siipi,Ist',1 would have been sietbufioel if he tie sas it's ''too sooni.'' I donut hi, ini'.'ite other ,,,*-,I U tilt' had paid me a few hundr ed nitinid waiting it year to be plsi s'nits of tilt- boy',urc stippot'd DEAR STEIt: When you dollars at a time Just to show told him he could "skip It,'' you married, but I think the longer It' make thit' tin st iii, uvu a l'ui good faith, but he ignored the lie waits to tell his children and ito'.'. do st e g; let him off the hook, verbally, g about it debt as if he never owed it. In about nmme, the harder it '.'.ill be. IllS H )LKS the meantime he bought his But, morally, he still owes you. DEAR ABBY: how about a I lute hiimii very miiuch, Abby, I)I'Al( l"OLKS: It's %tlun wile a new car. Now they are repeat on undressing in the and ani willing to wait a full muss'. e. Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. has in the forefront of its buying a boat! 'I'd t'phiiint' hi,' girl's. rlosct?My wife undresses in Year, but his stollinig about been elected a member agency programming," I called him up and reminded pan ruts and tell (li t-Ili hities the closet and always has. telling his chuldreni bothers iiie. of CARE, Louis Sarn ia, him that he should pay his Iiiti and our hiu'.ivanid Formed in 1946 as a 11 What do you think When we make love, it's lights Executive Director of the in. cooperative of are abo t (hi' t'uigagrnuit'nut, honest debts before buying u agencies for out and under a sheet. SE('()NI) TIMI; AI(()UNI) ten-national aid and developThen Iii'. itt' 111011 to Join sstfl as luxuries, lie replied by saying if post-World War 11 relief in Must I go to a peep show 50 I mmient organization has annhe had known Iwas that hard us possible br luiit'h, Europe, CARE now has supsoon won't forget what a woman1'tR SE('fiNl) Don't ounced, Mrs. Orvill L. Freeman ' dinner, up he would have managed to r'ockhtjl'., tt'a or plemn4entary feeding and selfhurt, lit' knows his children looks like? of Ardsley'on-J!udson, N. V. tu h:h'hie'.t'n' is niiuitu,tll', ( 'iii repay me before this. I am not help development programs in better than do, But suggest .)(fl( MI" !NEsThIEl(vlI,1J will represent the Girl Scouts on '.eiiit'nul. hard up and he knows it. I lost more than 35 countries in that if lit' holds off too long in DEAR POOR: No. Try the the CARE Board of Directors. Africa, my c ool and said, "It's not the Asia, Latin America telling them, they'll assume ..It seems singularly apbeach. 10 S.,\ IN money - in fact, you can skip and the Middle East, Including he nniarr)Ing a '.oman hit' propriate during the Inter- the Girl (tl{I)'N CI'fl'',A 1' lost'tI it; it was worth $1,000 to me to Scouts there are 27 DEAR ABBY: I recently ,net kiiu'.ts only slightly. natIonal Year of the Child," member agencies and 10 public nuiuuth gaths'rs Liu lt'et, find out how lacking in a New York "'all on vacation, 1)0 )oil wish sou had nliore Samia said, "to welcome Jane members on CARE's Board of character you are!" HE told inc he had lost his wife l)l'/Il( ABBY: Our son hilLs Freeman to CARE's board as friends? For the secret of Now nniy brother claims he three months Directors. before I've the representative of an organipWarity, get Abb"s rut".'. 17 beef' going wItll the sainn' gir l doesn't owe inc anything been a widow for four years.) for the last four She was appointed to the booklet: "Iho'.'. l'u Itt' l'opular; zation with such a long and years l'tucy because I let him off the hook by We had a lot in common and nut'I it) &'ollt'gt' the Commission of bee* National \'UU'rt' Nt''.t'r Too ''sung or Imu respected history of concern for arid luave a remark I made in anger. Does hut 11 it off imiunnied.iately. It was going steady t'ver. since. 1% ',. t)ltL'' St'iid $1 to the needs and rights of children, International Year of the Child hue owe me or doesn't he? li' wonderful! For the next two hate nnut't her and l.liskS CARE has always put children by President Carter in 1978. .J.-NF; l"itl':I':M:%N like 1)ri'.t', her yen lit". erR Milli, 131G-IIEARTEIJSISTER weeks we spent all our tirmuc nniuch Calif. 902l. Includes: Barbecue Chicken. Barbecue Ribs. Potato Salad - zesty Cole Slew. Baked Beans & Ranch Bread &4EIIIII ii IiI*'ga Ill 111,11 New Cultural Coordinator vvants To ' Faint Th e Tovvn' $3•95 CALL 3229353 #' 411 ALL YOU CAN EAT 2p.m.-Sp,m.' 7:30p,m..11 p.m. ' NEW ON 1-4 BARBECUE SrmW61M I 1 1,1 / , l III $1 Miss Shia ron I )elane h(t'rnpt' and ,Iana's Hoyt Brodie Ill were united in holy mnatrimons', July at put., at the St. Jøsph's On Tile Mountain I':Ilisl-oISll Church, MCIItone, Ala, Rev. S. Graham Glo'.'t'r performed the .7 Cloud hospital where he was treated for first and second degree burns and released. The young amateur magician, who took up flame spitting as a hobby, returned home to Brainerd somewhat chastened, øii YOUR SKATES $2.00 Evening Sess Ion $1,00 -......7p.m.-lOp,m. THURS.- Evening Session $100 ......7 p.m.-9 p.m. ADULTS (16 & Over) .,,..,,9 p.m.-l0:30 p.m. FRI. MATINEE 2p,m.-Sp.m. Evening Session ........7:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m Miss Rempe, J,H,, Brodie Repeat CREOLE GUMBO WEDNESDAY ...,,...,,,,.,,, ' New Orleans Style I3achmani was taken to a St. CLOSED SUN. and MON. ' ', Old Galleons ' Booty CD SESAME STREET (R) 11:30 (12) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE O FAMILY FEUD '. WEDNESDAY LUNCH SUGGESTION - 1 i e a s u r e R e c o v e r e d CBS NEWS SKATING SCHEDULE '' == A FRIDA SUMMER 1979 . -:, 7 2 -, . L 0 FRIDAY MORNING 11:00 (2) (1) HIGH ROLLERS (.4) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) €1) HODGEPODGE LODGE ' - Hesearuhers believe the ''it is i)artu';:larlv rare WI (('k may br theAliiiir;imite de Ixcause it it; sus it an earl'. Honduras, which sank in 1618 as Flame-Spit 7:30 wreck. Site's at k'ast 11 1 vi':irs it '. as returniiit to Spain from 2; (12,, TODAY li'xiuo. older than niiost of the other 0 GOOD MORNING AMERIDays E n d known wrecks," said Wilburn CA 'I'hat would iniake the wreck A. Cockrell of the Florida four Nears older than Our Lady 8:00 Department of State. O of Atocha, which Florida Keys 0CAPTAIN KANGAROO For Teen ED OVER EASY "It is beautifully preserved. treasure hunters have found off 8:25 ON THE IIAIX SHEIA., ititAlNEltO, Minn. IUPI) - From a historical and archaco- Marquessa Key. () TODAY IN FLORIDA Brandon said the wreck site Through tne second degree logical standpoint, this is a very GOOD MORNING FLORIDA burns around his mouth and significant operation," Cockrell was disco'.'ert,'d by two lobster divers in 1958, but treasure 1. chin, 19-year-old Patrick Bach- said Monday, 8:30 ONE divers had given up when they (2_i (12_i TODAY man told his mother his flame 1 o GOOD MORNING AMERI_ spitting days were over. 'l'hie state at Florida has determined it was not one of CA Bactunim, a truck driver who leased the wreck site 1,000. 1,500 several gold-carrying galleons EDLILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (R) learned flame spitting from a feet offshore north of Vero that sank during a 1715 Beach to s 9:00 BOTTLE BEER Marine hurricane. His operation began Minneapolis magician, tried Archaeological Research and about a month ago. ('2) @) DONAHUE Sunday to beat a 23-foot record MIKE DOUGLAS set by England's Jack Sholomir Served in Our Lounge OMOVIE two years ago, 02 DINAHI ED THE LONG SEARCH During an exhibition In WEDNESDAY nearby St. Cloud, Bachman 9:55 1 spit flames 18 feet, then 20 (4) UPBEAT • Yfeet. 10.00 IS CH ICKEN DAY Then he took a big mouthful (2_) (12) CARD SHARKS of fluid, lit a small torch 3 feet (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) ED STUDIO SEE from his lace, took a big breath and spit. e 10:30 The fireball shot out 22 feet ALL STAR SECRETS (12,) Li) LOVE OF LIFE but it set fire to his hair and WHEWI some of the fluid dripped down ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) LAKE• • S SANF ORD his chin, He rolled on the 10:55 ground in pain. WEDNESDAY '.'-,'' HOME COOKED MEALS 14,25 I - 5:30AM)1AM YSTERS 1 :'. ' -. BREAKFAST IF A 7.0 5 1' PA P.torn lhru Thur Tuesday, July 31, 1979-5 ,'•',- NOW SERVING 6:55 7:00 I.2)02)TODAY Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. ky detective in Atlantic City; and ''Struck By lightning,'' described as a cross between "The Munsters and "Young Frankenstein." (in the NBC list, ''Buck Itogers,'' Shiirlu ,Jones' domestic "Shirley" show,' ''Front Ilere to l';ternit'.'' anti the Tomni Snyder's news magazine ' ' Pi'uiie 'I'inie Sunday'' all look gr i n. (i) NEWS 6:30 4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 12, TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 12, HI, NEIGHBOR OURSELVES ? 0 ~~~ four' each oil CBS and N Itt. Onis live shufl s 2)) of the new product look good. 'l'iiiit' as when the television induMr figured that one-third of nw e shows W OUI (l nit ake it. The rest of the tie" entries arc ''iffs" at best. 'l'he shows that look like real Inners include four lroiii (JoIIiin'itit A13(' and 0(11' front CBS. 'lucy are tile"ltenso,i" spinoff from "Soap," I u Gossett in a hospital tlruna called 'The I azaru.s Syndroniii','' 'Hart in San Francisco" with )loll 1o(Iv as an offbeat detective, and law. office shenanigans in ''The isiciates," all on ABC, as well as rehabilitated "Trapper John" on CBS, this time played by I'ernell Roberts, on CBS. Among predicted disasters are three from Alt(', and foureach from CBS and NBC. w in this category include ''Out of the Blue,'' The ABC shows about an undercover angel disguised as a high school chemistry teacher; ''A Ne%% Kind of Famil y " about single mothers as roommates; ,in(] ''240 Robert,— a rescue-adventure series with a format like ''Eniergenicy" and ''CHiPs." At CBS, the bad news could center around "California Fever," a latter-day teen beach epic formerly titled ''We're Cruising;'' "Working Stiffs," about an Abbott and Costello pair of janitors; 5:30 1Il'C011S(Jflhifl(J 50000SS C.ItjM'S much pin sonal conflict until hi' finds Inner p";ico 020/20 11:00 2,14,ØQ 12 NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest [lob T'\/' Sc: Ii 45 percent of the new shows' FD V.I. PEOPLE 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL €11 ANTIQUES 6:25 THE IMMIGRANTS 1),inc H.1 7 ) S 32,' i7I CARLOAD TUES. ONLY g 9C 8:30 orst 2:30 2. PORTER WAGONER o'r', that 0110 of Itis SOW(I0iS 010 )' Ot' soIling him op to 1)0 bilhpy(l 10, 4 BARNABY JONES Hefty W 'N egative prognosis for 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 0 GUIDING LIGHT is ci c luilh.'d Ill Che's intl re'spi'ctibiity 111,11 Ii.' is v.rft,,iP i, ,nit,rtjctt,ii,' 101 1:00 2 1 TOMORROW Gt,i'sts 4; for Mtch,,p'l Mor.,ir I y 1)11010,1F,I)Pit'I S r,It1( t'SC() Sc,ivullo MILLER ' •' ()BARNEY ",'" "r .' • "d t'h,1 4 NEWS 'o.' ''-i-. -.to t . a'." "0 w 0" 1:45 - ' '"" " 0 NEWS THAN THE 2:15 SUN . 0 MOVIES To flit IT,$ ) I'S I' '1'' :' ' ''.1' P .' Artrrounc,j 1.1 °:;' 'JJ 1 J' 9:30 0 CARTER COUNTRY To.' MORNING fliO1(,l 'S furious 6:00 Roy is CtiOS.'Fi to ho the . 2 EARLY DAY t'niguisfitd Alumnits of Chirilon 4 CRACKERBARREL 0 ,rit.'d of Prim n 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 10:00 0 SUNRISE 2 12 DAVID CASSIDY WhIt' ___ L!1AM II rrrt'.t .1 ii 14 r14' PIrt..t;'l0 . ' ' - - ' - - �U.. IA C - 'I i• —-- . . - - Hearing Pro bleni Solved 863.09, Florida Statutes,will register for a tax deed to be issued thereon. with the Clerk of the Circuit Cou, The certificate numbers and years issuance, the description of the in and for Seminole County, Florida upon receipt of proof of the property, and the names in which it publication of this notice, the tic. was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 217 titious Name, towit: SHEOAH Year of Issuance 1914 GOLF CLUB under wtilch we are Description of Property: LOT 30 gaged in business at 777 Highway , Winter Springs, Florida 32707. DIXIE PB 2 PG 103 Name in which assessed: W.C. That the corporation interested in said business enterprise is as DeCoursey Heirs All of said property being in the follows: BIG CYPRESS ASSOCIATES. County of Seminole, State of Florida. LTD. Unless Such certificate or cer by DELRON CORPORATION, its tificates shall be redeemed ac Generjl Partner cording to law the property By: L.C. Grammer described in such certificate or PrpSbl.nt Dated at Orlando, Orange County, certificates will be Sold to the highest cash bidder at the court Florida, July , 1979 Publish: July 31, August 7, II, 21, house door on the 10th day of Sep. tember, 1979, at 11:00 AM. 1979 Publish: July 31 & August 7, , ______________________________ DELhI 21, 1979 Dated this 19th day of July, 1979. NOTICE OF VACATING AND Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith, ABANDONING A PORTION OF A Jr. STREET. Clerk of Circuit Court of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminole County, Florida You will take notice that the City By: Beulah C. Brown. RICHMOND, Mich. (UPI) "Wethoughthehada hearing led physicians to the ball thetimehismothercaught him, E i g h t - year-old Adam problem," the mother of four bearing, he had forty of them lodged In Schneider, locally renowned for said. "He definitely seemed not "He was playing with his his nostrils, and had to be taken once having put 40 watermelons to be able to hear. He had to be brother last week and hurt to a doctor to have them cxseeds in his nose, has been real close to the TV. You could himself so I went to the hospital tracted. cured of a hearing impairment stand real close behind him and to see if he had a broken The feat made him something he's had for six years. say 'Adam,' and he couldn't collarbone," said the mother of of a neighborhood legend. But Doctors removed a bail hear you the tousled-haired blond child. hismothersaid Adam hasn't let "I have had him to eye, ear, "TobesafehedldaskullX-ray. the notoriety change his life bearing from his nose and throat specialists," style. "we look the X-rays to our "We figure It's been in there Mrs. Schneider said. •"fly When the Detroit News called family doctor and he went about six years," his mother, didn't find anything - but of to Inquire about a photograph probing around and found the Diane, said Monday. "The course I don't think they were Monday night, Adam got so ball bearing, reason I say that is because really looking for a ball excited he ran out in the front when he was about 2, he and his bearing." When he was 2, Adam was yard, fell and gashed his head, twin brcher went into my The third-grader last week sitting at the family table Photographers waited patiently httband's shop and got into a regained his hearing after Xeating watermelon and started while a doctor administered six big box of ball bearings, rays for an unrelated problem pushing seeds up his nose. By stitches. Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, on June23, 1979, passed and adopted Ordinance No. 1173, to close, vacate and abandon a portion of West Commercial Street, lying between North Elm Avenue and North Myrtle Avenue and between Fulton Street and West First Street, being more particularly described as follows: That portion of West Commercial Street lying between Blocks 1 and 2, all in Tier 6, TOWN OF SANFORD, according to the Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 1, page 58, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, reserving the use of same unto theCity of Sanford, Florida for utility purposes. City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida (Mrs.) Rosa M. Rotundo Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Publish: July 31, August 7, II, 21, 1979 DEL.h19 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 2036 Sussex Rd., Winter Park. 32792 Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Edith Entwistle Robert Entwistle DEL.142 DEL.hIO _________________________ NOTICE OF ASSUMPTION OF DEBTS BY TRANSFEREE TO:ALLCREDITORSOFMISTY'S ILLUSIONS 180 East Highway 431 Longwood, Florida 32750 YOUARENOTIFIEDIhat$teven between KENNETH S. ROSSRUCKER and STEVEN SHERMAN and ELIZABETH ILOWIT, propose to purchase the gogdwill business and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 19-173.CP Division IN RE: ESTATE OF GEORGIA A. ROEDER, Deceased THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration ot the estate major portion of equipment, mer of chandise and Inventory of MISTY'S GEORGIA A. ROEDER, ILLUSIONS, for the consideration deceased, File Number 79 173 CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for of $78,000.00, to be paid partly in cash and partly in periodic in. Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is stalments. Seminole County Courthouse, STEVEN SHERMAN and Sanford, Florida 32171 The personal Ft I7ARFTH II flW1T xhII I all the aistanding Indebted,le$;of representative of the estate is Neal MISTY'S ILLUSIONS, which H. Roeder, whose address is 155 amounts to $2,386.57. STEVEN Seminole Street, Titusville, Florida SHERMAN and ELIZABETH 32180 The name and address of the ILOWIT shall assume the per. personal representative's attorney formanco of all executory contracts are set forth b&ow. All persons having claims Ot' of MISTY'S ILLUSIONS. France . _________________ After $7.1 M illion Theft? _________________ ________________ UUIUIUUUUUUU 18-Help Wanted _____ 5---Lost & - --- 6—Child Care Found - - 10 Eat - --_____________________ ___________ 6—Child Care -_-- .-_ Registered Physical Therapist to provide home care in Seminole 8. .W. Volusia County. 1 yr. hospital exp Own car Bay Area Home Health Services. 321 0800, EOE. tChlldcareinm home Bear Lake Area 842 2O ___________________________ Lost: Brown frame foto lense glasses in brown case, name W. 0. GibSon 8. Dr. Kirkegaard 8 Ileimaun on ear piece. 668.3471. — -Ohi.trs, ,, area. 322.2371. Sam's Portion'" Meats. Cream Crowder peas, you pIck. Narcissus Ave. ,uyou'reinthebusinessofbuilcting busines. use t"e your ,,çIassf led Ads often. - 322-3991,322.1818 .. Restaurant help wanted, mature & JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE CHRITMAS IN JULY Legal Notice - Creative Expressions 323.8817 . ____________________ - ______ Build to Suit - our lot ox yours. FHA VA. FHA 2158. 2.45 AA. OR DINA NCE NO. 463 '" AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, 18—Helpnfed ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, AN AREA SITUATE AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon, Increase your earnIng power. Fordetails, call 4.3O79. SEMINOLE COUNTY, AND MORE PAR. TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: REPLAT OF TRACT 75 OF SANLANDO SPRINGS, AS Experienced maintenance supr. Apply in person Sanford Nursing 8 Cony. .Hon',, 930 Mellonvllle -- -- LPN full tIm. Exp. w.F!orid license, 8.184.12. 322.1366, Sanc ford Nursing 8 Cony. Center.'.' RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 2, OF THE PUBLIC RE. CORDS OF SEMINQLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING THE SW'/i OF THE SE'OF SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 21 S., RANGE 20 REDEFINING THE CORPORAT LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LONG. Mature working lady has rm. tor renl to same Mod apt kit privileges 321 0199 aft 5 1418 ValenciaCt )BR, 1' bath, brick const on corner lot. Fenced, Only 7 yrs old $26,500 Room for rent in orivalp hnmø W bath & kit privileges 323 7259 101 St ilA.900---Laroe 3 BR. --. F- urn -. ----.._- 3oApartments Unfurnished _____________ ________________ ___________ WOOD, FLORIDA, TO INCLUDE UNTIL YOU SAID LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE CITY; AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT TO CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID ACCEPT EMPLOYMENT LAND ANNEXED; PROVIDING ZONING CLASSIFICATION; OTHER THANS2 REGISTRATION -- PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZEN. SHIP IN THE CITY; WE'RE THE SEVERABILITY; AND EF. FECTIVE DATE. 1.SOUTH'S LARGEST AGENCY ,vrrnNcn, mere nas neen flI . rl.M,NU 4V,UW YtAMLY with the City Clerk of the City 3. WORLD'S MOST ETHICAL AGENCY Lolgwood, Florida, a petItion containing the names of the 4.LOW FEE AGENCY property owners in the area of Anyone can afford our services Seminole County, Florida described 912 French Ave. ..' ..___ - (corner 10th & French) Replat of Tract 75 of SAN LANDO 323-3176 SPRINGS as recorded In Plat Book 7, Page 2 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, being the A A A SW'.. of the SE¼ of Section 6. EM PL.OV MENI DATE0this2Othdayol July, 1979. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk TownshIp 21 S., Range 30 E.; ______ of the above court a written Deno P. Dikeou, of requesting annexation to the cor. statement of any claim or demand porate area of BALDWIN 8. Dl KEOU the City of Longwood, _____________________________ they may have. Eath claim must be Florida, and requesting to be in. 500 Highway 1792 in s'.'rftir.; r,d r,Jeok Ti,.. rem rark, Fiorido 32/30 cluded therein; and basis for the claim, the name and (305) 834.1424 WHEREAS, the City CommIssion address of the creditor or his ,lgcnt of Ihe City of Longwood, Publish: July 21, 31, 1979 FlorIda, or attorney, and the amount DEL. 109 tiasdetermlned that said property is cialmed. lithe claim is not yet due, subject to annexation, pursuant to Grace United Methodist Church, the date when it will become due the requirements of Fla. Sanford, Florida. Call Mon. Thru Stat. s FLORIDA STATUTE l7.2U shall be stated. If the claim is 171.048; and FrI, 9.12, 322.1472 or 373.7915. NoticeofAppllcatlonfo,-Tax Deed conlingent or unhlquidated, the WHEREAS, the City Commission NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rsture of the uncertainty shall be of the City of Longwood, Florida, i.PN,ATTiie* part t'Tme. Apply that Dr. J.W. Hickman the holder of staled. If the claim is secured, the has deemed it in the bcs! interest of hr person Lakeview Nursing the followIng certificates has flied security shall be described. The the City of Longwood, Florida, to Center 919 B. 2nd St.' - saId certificates for a tax deed to be claimant shall deliver sufficient accept saId Petition and to annex issued thereon. The certifIcate copies of the claim to the clerk to said area; Waitresses 8 Bar Maids. Ex. numbers and years of issuance, the enable the clerk to mail one copy to perienced onlyl Apply 1 to 4 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT 2 chair est. barber shop. Inc. bldg. land & eqpt. Only 528,000w 55000 dwn Owner will hold at 7 pct on Lake Ada. Just So- of Airport Blvd. on Il 92 in Sanford. Call 32) 8670 Mariner's Village. _________________________________ Deltona 3 ii , 1g. lot, C H&A, enc workshop. 532.500. ___________ 2 BR,2 full Ba. Sandlewood Village on Airport Blvd. avail, imm. $215 mo. 295 7766 or 611 1530, _____________________________ ______________________________________ 7 BR fully turn including pans. dishes, silver, linens, TV & all utilities Daily, Weekly, Mon thly Shenandoah Village. 323 7920 . t7itIanlordA., MARSEILLES, France (UPI) — A $175-a-week armored car employee suspected of robbing his firm of $7.1 million to "celebrate" his bIrthday, fled the country, perhaps in a speedboat, sources close to the case say. Policesources saidthe suspect in France's second biggest theft, Lionel Leroy, apparently tinied Saturday night's theft of the 'Protection Sud" company to mark hIs 33rd birthday and may police he asked them to guns because they needed cleaning. After they did, they said, Leroy handcuffed them and locked them in an em- have fled France with his girlfriend. ployees' lounge, close to the investigation said Leroy, who spent hiS military service in Africa, may have taken a night flight to The robber then entered the vault and took the receipts of several large grocery stores that had scheduled to be delivered to various today. amount stolen, but police estimated it at $7.1 million in the biggest robbery in France since 1117(1, when thieves tunneled into the undergroundvaultoftt1eSocieteGeieraI bank in Niceand made with Into ORGANIST CHOIR DIRECTOR than $10 mIllion. Three of Leroy's co-workers told removetheir Soirees might have left France by Police Sunday lock two 23year-old men more - -- VA-F t'IA-235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot a, our lot Y Enterprise. Inc. Medel Inc Realtor 6113013 been banks , 7.&0 A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. Certificate No. 1317 Police declined to say if charges had been filed against the men, of cash, police said, They said they were notified about the robThe armored car company has refused to release an exact bery four hours after the co-workers had been handcuffed. A4 acirid Borr) bs ' Blown I-Iarrn 1<111 4, All All persons interested in the estate COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF to whom a copy of this Notice of LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, AS Administration has been mailed are FOLLOWS: Description of Property SEC 19 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF described property, to.wit: TWP 21 s RGE 30 E 115 FT OF N 175 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Replat of Tract lSof SANLANDO FT OF B ½ OF SE¼ OF SW¼ W OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections SPRINGS as recorded in Plat Book RD they may have that challenge the , Page 2 of the Public Records of Name in which assessed Ada validity of the decedent's will, the Seminole County, Florida, being the Kirkland Heirs qualifications of the personal SW'/4 of the SE/4 of Section 6, Town. All of said prrty being In the representative, or the venue or ship 21 S., Range 30 B., be and the County of Seminole, State of jurisdiction of the court. same is hereby annexed to and Florida. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND madeapartoftheCityofLongwood,l Unless such certificate or cer OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Florida, pursuant to the terms of the tiflcates shall be redeemed ac WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Charter of the City of Longwood, cording to law the property Date of the first publication of this Florida, and Fla. Stat. 5. 171.044. described In such certifIcate or Notice of AdmInistration: July 31, SECTION 2: That the property 1 1 3 Over The Place certificates will be sold to the 1979. highest cash bidder at the court Neal H. Roeder house door on the 10th day of Sep. As Personal Representative tember, 1979 at 11:00 AM. Of the Estate of Publish: July 21st, August 7th, GEORGIA A. ROEDER 14th, & 21st, 1979 Deceased Dated this 70th day of July, 1979. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL heretofore described in Section I of this Ordinance shall have the zoning chassiflcationofM.1 Light Industrial as that classification is described In the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Longwood, Florida. SECTION 3: That the corporate WOOdS. 339.1143. , part time. Apply at Sanford Printing, 903 W. 3rd St. - Masseur 1.-or Physical Therapist. - (iA clerk. Apply In person ween 9 I. 5, HolIday Inn of: Sa,oi'd, Lake Front. _______________________________ . -- eiywhere." Ai*horltlas said the airport ezj4oslans and twoother Wasta at the Atocha and a*martin raIlèad stations Sunday, were aet:f by Basque terrorists ,eekng in Independent warning from ETA by tel.phone a halt an hour before the flrstexploslonbutthetermlnala were not evacuated until after, as police searched for more bombs. None were found. Two people died at Atocha, "I found myself all covered with debris and glass." Mrs. de Matteo said. "I managed 10 crawl out of there and look for my husband." The De Matteos were treated at a hospital and released. • Prison Hostages Released WtI4POLE,Mau.(UP1)—A tIrs4: and shaken group of eued early hostes was I1oad.y from Walpole State Prilops old death row celiblock idigq they had been held at knitdçolsd for about 10 hews by meiin'ium security Inmates, Four seized durb were prison guarda about 2 pin. Sunday a stnige with inmates, apparently triggered Fred Butterworth was overpowered Prison Superintendent by iwnatea en be w to the collblocktotrytotalktheiuout by a protest over YIAt&UOG rtgtü of keeping the hostages, a and living cenditlons Inside the is-Lion spokesman said sprawling facility 25 miles None of the five hostages was south of Boston. seriously injured. _... - ----------- 51g. Steven 0. Riggs Publish: July 10, Il, 21, 31, 1979 DEL-Is 5ØfiflQ5• Fida 32701. Thai the party interest in s.aid business enterprIse isis follows Kathleen M. Ward Dated at Orlando, Orange Cnty, Florida. July S. 1919 Publish: - NOTICE OF SUIT TO: BILLY ROGER PACE Ru*. Gainesville, Geoi-la 30501 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for MOptIOn has been tiled against NOTICEUNDIRFICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" chapter $65.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notIce, the tictitious name, to.wit: EXECUTIVE BUSINESS CONSULTANTS under which lam engaged in business as HVfl Drive, Altamonte July 10, 17, 24, 31, 1979 DEL-U and yOU are required to serve C0 of ur written defenses, ' 1979 Records of SemInole County, Florida, reserving the use of same unto the City of Sanford, Florida for utIlity purposes. City Commission of the City of Sanford, FlorIda (Mrs.) Rosa M. Rotundo Deputy City Clerk PublIsh: July 31, 1979DEL.141 Mound Dr. Cass.lberry SemInole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION DESIGN, and that I intsndtorsglstersaidnamewilltthe Clerk of the Circut Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions 01 the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Kent J. Castleman Publish: *ri_ ' v,' ,t - 1 .. -h,. - - 't . --- - . . - - -'- - - , . ;,.- - ----. - I , Portioflofasectionof this Ordinwce ptves to be invalid, unlawful, or unconstitutional, it shall no? hold to invalidate or ImpaIr the validity, IOICL or effect of any other secilon 01' part of this Ordinance. SECTION 7: All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith, be and the same are hereby repealed. SECTIONS: This Ordinance shall FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am gaged in business at 90.4 Turtle 1979 DEL.143 DEL-fl . C it to it on JOHN EDWARD JONES 'fl CARROLL, JONES ROOKS & OWEN P.A., Attorney for PetItioner whose address Is Office BOX 35, 390 5. Hloftway 17.92, Casssfberry, FlorIda, 32707, and file the origInal wIth the Clerk Of the abovestyled Court on or before Aug. 17, 1979, otherwIse a Iudgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Petition, WITNESS my hand and the seal 01 said Court on this 13th day of July, 1979. (SEAL) H. Beckwiffi, Jr. As Clark of said Court By: Susan E. labor Deputy ClerII Publish: July 17, 24, 31, August 7. "11's Street, being more particularly LoflgwoOd,Florlda,theprovlsion.sot said Charter of the City described as follows: That certain East.West alley lying Longwood, Florida, the provIsions between Block 23 and Block 29, said Charter of the City 01 MELLONVILLE, according to the Longwood, Florida, and Fla. Stat, 111.062, !lat thereof, as recorded in PIat -. July 31, August 1, ii, 21, take effett Immediately UPOfl Its final passage and optioq. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of July, AD. 1979. FIRST READING July, 1979 SECOND READING July 23, 1979 (SEAL) June Lormann - MAYOR 01 the City of Longwood, Florida ATTEST: Linda R. Martin City Clerk Publish: July 31, August 7, 14, 21, 1979. OFL.13$ VR - - If yOU weren't looking for a new cai'i' you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't lookIng. for someone to do a lob this ad; -: wouldnt behere, If you want the: opportunity to pam Three to, Five Hundred dollars a week, REAL ESTATE 30 As is -- 2639 French. 31. carport, sc. porch. $30,500. Owner. Hwy. 1197 372 023%. 37) 7173. 37? 0779 Peg. Real Estate Broker :, Early Birds 7:15p.m. appear in this listing each week for only $3.50 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. Execution. GROVE VIEW SUBDI VISION LAKE MARY BOULEVARD Open every Sat 8. Sun 1 PM. SPM 4MODELSOPE do71dULc1,IoJ: SUPER SUNLAND A- BR ... 2hath - --... 3BR,2bath $35,500 DeBARY SPECIAL $33,750 2 BR. lb wcarport 8515 ' your club or organ"Izatlon would like to be in this Real Estate, Inc. ____ . I P with all appointments a "must seol" lr STE N STRO ivi REALTY OVER 6MILLION IN SALES IN 1979 - -: " - . - , FAMILY'S DELIGHT 4 BR 7 tThttt I home in Dreamwold ig FR 8. BR'S, fireplace, fenced yard & Much Moret BPP WARRAN I ED Only. 546.750! SPARKLING POOL! 1 BR Ii, bath home in exclusive Mayfairt Every imaginable feature! Many Extras! Youf for 'ust $91,500! . - -. .e -- - ' - - - Air Conditioning, Heating. Electri - ,n. r,", I iC,. ' y yin %.I,)) lIi't Per ,,us Wuliiatui MaIn IOWski Roltor 32) 1911 , 2921 ______________________________ ---- FORREST GREENE ___________________ 62—Lawn-Garden tILL DIRT & TOP SOIL Y F, L LOW SAND Call Carlt & l'-4irt I?) 1580 INC REALTORS I 830 6833 or 339 4711 eves ___________________________________ I - . - 45-A--Out of State Property ___________________ - ln,'i' Ii',tIIIJ lIPUL HUIII Alit,' (HI ROIL I. I' t.APl() (0 Murphy, N C 289(16 ___________________ - , 301W 1st St . German SharI Haired Pointer Pur,Pies AKC. born 630 Vet mare up Ia date Will hold unlil we'jned C,1ll flOw 321 0888 68—Wanted to Buy - 322- 2420 2565 PARK 9 Branch Office 323-2222 __-------------- - - , -. bId. material. 322 5659 . - Spring is "Move outside timnt' Gel patio and lawn furniture ala ,,,,,,,i ,n,, i- R.'.'.,t II,,' Clacc,Ii,-.I -....-.... Ads W,inted Appliances repaIrable condition Washers, Refr- 50--MIsCellaneous for Sale _________________________ Complete / pi blondt' iruatiogany WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage 37? 8721 ,snratn.. air w A....4 i..,, • ' 4. -' - - . - - Light Hauling Licensed 3230039 I 13euty _______________________________________ Yarddebris, Trash Applidnt.es & Mis (LOCAL) 319 5311 Ca, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty N0QA S19 1st SI.. I2- $742 A&I1 Painting Int & Ext Resi & Comm -- MEINIZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our ________________________________ specialty IS yrs Fxp 869 &'567 Alleralions, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 327 0701 _____________________________ _____________________ , '. For Esl,,tt' Cominerical & Resi clenti,il Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction. 371 5670 ANIMAL HAVEN pressure cleaning, roof coating Satisfaction guaranteed before payment. 322 1137 after 6 p m Paintlng& Repair - reuning 'd' rJcrS service Custom Painting 8. detaIl trim. -' ------ Free Est 323 1104 _________________ ___________________________ Shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air conci cages. 322 5752 -____________________________ Photographic Welboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos 8 fast repair service 377 6101. Improvements ___________________________ __________________ I Man, quality operation 8 yrs exp. Patios, Driveways etc Waynefleal.327 1371 — Interior Exterior Plastering Llcensed&Bonded C3II 322-2180 ______ -_ ______ .NSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam. fi0erglas 8 CeIlu lose Lowest prices. Call 321 0839 or 904 711 AlOft rnii.,rt PAINTING,CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 3230429atter5'30 Fr!Est. ______- -JmnlLJ,vtc DUlL I REMODELING & REPAIR f,.tin,n i,,,.i• YIU7I EIr _________________________ 3728665 Just think-if classifIed ads didn't work, there wouldn't be anyl Vinyl repair & recoloring SaveuptoSOpc$.of reupholstery charge. 169 5877 ' . I - er'. A' :. 24 - ' 'i 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, screened porch, air-cond,, over-sized lot. Great location. .._ "U'. Windowguards,gatesetc. Martin's 373 7111,339 7693 '1$ Midas travel trailer 30', $1995 FIRM! 322 1000 WILSON MAIER I 1J41141TURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 311 315E first St. JI7 5622 - Piitur I"ertetl Ext Palntnu Free Est L c 10 pci cisc to Sr Cit 139 6066. 668 8335 75—Recreational Vehicles head board 1?? 2969 322 878? 99 Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea conlrol Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, S G. BALINT & AS5OC, 72—Auction , Painting I ____ Ceramic Ille - 38,900 C Alan's Appliances I — - General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & fill dirt, sod layIng & free trimmirt, 373 2948. __________________________________ Refrigeration AC Repair . - 3231050. set Excellent condition $350 Call 322 4536 King size t.eci, Box Springs & Mall steel frame, beautiful Appliances i I Home plumbing fixtures, . - __________________________ _________________ Buy 8. Sell, th finest in used furniture, Refrig stoves, to&*. Goudusedfurn;ippliances, - Altatnonte Army 110015 $11 99pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lOSanfordAve 372 5191 - ___________ Cash 322.4132 ,, ,,. 1167 7483 I 377 i _______________________ - L.am Service enlraI Heat 8. AIr Cond Free Est. Call Carl Harris at - SEARS, Sanford 27 1171 I ____________________________________ Grooming & Boarding ....... ac ne.. ___________________________ I , _______________________________ DeSSking . .wnunnwer sales P. ',t'rvie, We' sell the t)('St & service Itie rest Weste'r,t Aulo WILt. bUY EXIST lUG 1st & 2nd MOP I GAGES P Leqg, t.ic MIg Broker. 875 No ID Wymore Rd . ______________________________ -. -- Maintenance Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 373 8719 Mowing 371 0098 Cal. Plumbing Service 8 Repair. Call Larry for Free Est 671 6294. tic Bonded & Ins H'y I/ 92 ",IuPoriJ II,, 32771 & 9)ld sanford's Sales Leader . S,i,itor,J II. SIv.inu ar,',i I r'.",tlp'nti,t lots of wtuirtu a art' c ,it,'n trout $63. 500 47-A--Mortgages Bought * ' -- 55 - -Boats & Accessories _______________________________ Ill) OSOP Mt,P IN F ____________________________ I OSitt(j yiiur hitiiti,' P. u:rentl 7 I Will (,lt( hi op ti,,tk p,)p'nri,'lt P. buy i'quity 32? 0216 LEADER! WE LIST 8 SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT S NO 1' -. . , ____________________________ PEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATEs ,n. ., r x,.'r .. ,--. 'w,.' sjpt u'. SAL - 'Tt')P AND THINK A MINU FE IF (LASSIE lED A)S DIDN'T WORK THERE '. OUi oh 9 lIE A NY " REALTORS -- L.a Parts, . ' ____________________________ Air Conditioning ''' , 26111 - ______________________________ ________________________________ _____________________________ dOUble window 6' x Maternity clothes, children'S 8. adulls dollies. Nic Ncks. small ,ipFtl dishes, iewelry. Much More 372 1883 - 'i:ri I MOONEY APPLIANCES 3fl 0697 ________________________________ , - 47—Real Estate Wanted FANTASTIC! Immaculate 2 FIR I bath home in CC. Manor weal in kit. FR. porch, completely fenced with furniture neg! IIPP WARRANTED A buy for '33,5001 a .x-.)a of ',,'rvic, Used Mai.tuin,'s ,', - SUPER! I BR 2 bath home in Pay Park wC H&A, ww carpet, covered scr. porch, overlooks lakel Many Extras! BPP WAR PANTED ,'ust $49,500! i k_' ______________________________________________________________ C & "F NMOFI F WASt4E P Reduced for gunk sale ldt.i ti;tii'iti' 7 19 aires close tip' Itlyllwildi' 'ctuiu,,l on Vitilt'n Pd I . t::!.: I tljIf'uu.,ii 'r R,'Ilnr A',50( . 12111 Tit, COPi)uli 0 A'.suui fl,'Itor HILl 03.)) or I'll I ____________________________ _ 1049 or 3?? 6341 —Lots.Acreaqe 373 - 5774 Day or Night - DEL. 121 .asstJ=:__ niture Salvage, Il 92 So S,inlorcl, 322 8721 7019 I Pontiac CatalinA 1971 4 0r. MT. Power. Air, auto $795 37) 1303 ______ K,r(pu ,t%uuinil Assuutt,' 'nor tqail,- SR/ ruuiu S/sIX) ili,n l REALTOR, MLS ______________________ - ____________________________ • N,'w T.,ppin gas ranges, below Atuol(",ale left over trom going OUt ol bus.ness sale -. I double I oven P. II Single oven Prices slarl at $21775 Sanford Fur 42----tV'bile Honw?s ________________________________ .),%(hl. 12 • es 2 hR 2 hattu Harold Hall Realty • ----------- See i)u, t)i-.IUtittuI new (BlOAT) I 5-$----.Garage Sales MOP I . I, imP & rear (PP'S I FANTASTIC ig family 4 BR. 2 II. r.Ixoiwv MflIIlt F HOMES FR. CenI air, w wcarpel Lq 8Q.1rl,,,iiPo Or .'00 - Gar,tge S.il,' 't'a thru tn 9 to S Country (lull Heights off Pt IS rooms, fenced yd with well P. 1 Vt, P. I 14A F inuatu ________________________________ __________________________________ ne,ir Lake mary Cocnt,. chair, sprinklers, "in ground" pojl $6 1,500. '.- - electric Stovi,' Operating condition 377 . ____________________- _______ 1979 Custom Jeep CJ S. Take over payments, have to see to ap - . . - .. - precsare catu 319 5331 or 373 1327 flA%&kIYC ' ,4''. '.'- U' •U rfl 171', S French - 1mg dare refrigerator I '75 Old's SW. Loaded Air, auto, W 900citires $1100 373 1830 '73 Olds Omega, cxc. cond AM FM, 8 track. AC Asking $1350 322 7335 anytime - - -- Choice neighborhood. $43,900 Eac. terms ______________________________ q u,i rant ccci Sanford Auction __________________________________ ATTRACTIVE 4 BR. 2 II r,1ntt style home, lg rms fenced Side yd near schools 8. shopping 549.500 black vinyl top. 307 3 Speed Auto 5.450 173 1711 leave name & number ___________________________ Iiif1jJ fl' i'-' 3 BR, SCREENED PORCH, IMMACULATE 18ACRE5ONLAKE BUT- CONDITION, SUPER LER (VOLUSIA COUN- LANDSCAPED, AIR TV) $42,000. COND., $38,900. j Executive horns in Mayfair, gorgeous 4 BR, corner, r iti ': I '7$ models. Call 339 9100 or 834 1605 (Dealer) 3 BR, 2 8TH, COUNTRY 3 BR COUNTRY HOME HOME WiTH FAMILY ON OVERSIZED LOT ROOM AND FIREPLACE, WITH STREAM, $27,500. 2 CAR GARAGE ON OAK SHADED ALMOST AN ACRE. $51,000. 2 BR BLOCK, ON MAGNOLIA WITH EX5 ACRES, EAST OF EUS- TRA BUILDING, $22,000, TIS, ZONED MOBILE HOME, $15,000, TERMS. _______________ Publish: July 31, August 7, 14, 21k' 1979 -'". 4 ______ 71 Grand Prix Auto trans PS. PB, air. AM FM stereo radio Reg gas $2500 373 7926 * REFRIGERATORS C .\ssorted makes & sizes $50 up, ___________ LARGE LOT 3 lIP. 2 IT split plait. beautifully l,Tndscaped. fenced Bk yci. room for garden 537.600 JOHNNY WALKER 22.6457 Aft Hrs. 322.7111 4..' Iu,ittu Iak,'front tome .ith t'riv,jt,' boat 1Oik ireplace in a t, or utu, I itifling L)s i,it (Ji,Xi(lii'S on tttic one Wuu.i t l,ist long ,it 589.900 ' Multiple Listing Service GeneralContracter I•CY £A1 .SAJ A 52-ApplianCes ______________________________ 1. Sa,ltor(I ANYTIME CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322.2611 I xoI on 0I),' act e listing twnhig Ikiuld -I .., C,' , OVER 7500 SQ FT of gracious living in this tovely Ig Mayfair 3 BR. 2 B home beautifully shaded dbl sized lot in one of Santords finest neighborhoods Owner an xious $67,000 Terms' rcall: B. Polk, Seminole County, Florida 1435 . S F r,'nch II) 92 3235124 uble garage, separate in rear. 1512 Meadowlark D Longwood, Seminole counly,n. Florida, otherwise d,Kribed as ot 22, Block 5, Skylark $ubdlvlsjjt, occorW,e to the p1st hirs Recorded In Piat Book I?, Pag.s4. Public Records of S.mifpsle SemInole County Courthousiin , Sanford, Florida, the abvc described real properly. That said Ule Is being madto satisfy the terms of said Wri?.ot 1 * OPEN HOUSE * (nquir 11.0. C. MlcIeI, P.O. Ia 355, FrederIck, Md. 31711 or piions 311-662. 3141. Did you know that your club or organization can _. — sutro FOR SALE BY OWNER REAL ESTATE II A frsntln on Osfoen.E,dorprls lead, fencod, eaml.clsarsd. Asking 51410 p.s. Aloe, 3.6 A, same road for risidintlal development, 5lS,lel. Bingo Every Wed. 8. Sat. Execution was delIvered to ness Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the followIng descrIbed property owTIed by Victor Zafuto, said properly being located in Seminole County. Florida n' County, Florida, and the Undersigned as Sherif of Seminole County, Florida, wilI.t s, 11:00 A,M. on the 22nd dayofi August, AD. 1979, offer for sale nd' sell to the highest bidder, for c4a, b subiect to any and all eXIstIng II$, at the Front (West) Door of Yhe:. ROSuE'5 2638 Sanford Ave. 321 0759 Aft. Mrs. 372 7613. 372 1869 t)V%JUiflJ -- F I ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 754.4 S. French Ave. 1±1 ':'jncluded The Real Estate Agency REALTORS ASSOCIATES NEEDED 41—I-louses BATEMAN REALTY ...'., ' 323 4828 Meetings Business-7:30 1st Tues. entitled, M. Katherine Long Avenueand San Marcos Avenue and fromtimetotlmedetermlnedbythe Plaintiff, -vs. Victor Zafut.o, WYNN RUSSELL RAYMOND and SHARON DUNCAN RAYMOND, his wife, 3 I w fenced yd, nice area, close to schools. $27,900 or 511,000 dwn. Assume mort or VA, FHA. .,.,,..,A,,, vage, Il 925 of Sanford 322 8721. ISIEPMI:Ni I cPu ii Ph,' St Johns Pivir nci .ici' 'uuiuuue Lovely 1 110PM I WJp Suuth of Sanfo.J -- IN RE, THE ADOPTION OF - 2 BR lb home In country on's acre INC. for rent. $150 mo, must have 1st & last mo. rent. 377 2066 ___________________________________ REALTOR' ____ 701 Bldg. 339 0509 3 BR, kitchen equip. In good ond. E. Altamonte Dr. 339 0508 _______________________________ Large yard. References _____________________________ required $180 mo. Call 322 6261. ___________________ Need a 3.7 wgarage, FP, for 521.900? We have it. Loch Arbor- 3 BR. 2 baths, air cond., fenced yard, $300 mo 1st, 4 BR 7 B fenced yd, C H&A, car last • deposit. Call 813 1030 9 to port, 5cr. porch. 543.900. 5 855 1590 after 6. C hoper Lk.KatherivteMotel,Rm.11,461 N. Hwy. 17-92, Casselb.rry, FI. LETS BE HONEST Unfurnished House for rent Quality 4 color pressman. Full or - ForSale ByOwner I BR, I bath. carpet, air, 2100 block of Summerlin. Call after 5:30 8. weekends. 323 6707. $17,500. fl.,,,,4 IJ,,,... l,,i.,,..,,,, flA,4,,,. i_ price Sanford Furniture Sal .lflI_'r L011 I P0fltC 1957 Chev ldr VC57A123240 322 71.05 51-Household Goods I erIon Call for into 322-3481 in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 901 255 8311 for further details _____________________ .- ------------------ ,fl,,ii iii tijUiiy i,',Ii ___________ _____________ 1 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS , Florida, under thefictitious nameot RIGGS REALTY, and that I intend t register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 32—Houses -, NOTICE loss analysIs for Sanford, Company. 323-4170. - "I found myself all covered 'ingiandwalls,authoritlesuld. had just handed in their with debris and glass Twenty-nine of the seriously luggage at the checkroom for "There was somebody (lead injured ,were held over in the two days they planned to by me and everything WU hospitals, spend In the Spanish capital blown all over the place ••• route home from three months The Spanish EFE news several oeonle screamint pets. 1004 Palmetto, Semi retired accountant to work MADRID, Spain (UPI) socialist Basque homeland. The and one each at Barajas and The bombings, in the wake of Three terrorist bombs that Spanish government described alarnartln. One VIctim was the killing of four pollee in the ripped through Madrid's air- the bombings as the desperate Identified as Dorothea Fertig, Basque country Saturday and (SEAL) REPRESENTATIVE: limits of the City of Longwoed, portandtworail stations killing action of "a small groiç of of Hamburg, West Ger- early Sunday, brought Spain's Signature: Arthur H. Beckwith, CHARLES F. BROOME, PA. Florida, be and it is herewith and Post Office Box 729 call haOO-432-$403 anytime formany. four persons and Injuring 113 fanatIcs." hereby. redefined so as to include death toll from political ybClerk of Circuit Court of Tltusvllle, FlorIda 32780 said land herein described and ____________________________ others were planted In baggage The seriously injured includ- lence to 93 this year 47 of They said each bomb conSeminole County, Florida Telephone: (305) 2695620 t5 annexed. check rooms Inside suitcases tamed 11 to 13 pounds of high ed Angeles Lapace of Canada, them attributed to the guerrilBy: Beulah C. Brown Publish: July 31. August 7, 1979 SECTION 4. That the Cily Cl,tk Legal Notice Deputy Clerk DEL-100 __________________________- I. and went off within a space of explosives packed into small Luls Hale of Argentina and Las movement ETA, a Spanish is hereby authorized to amend, alter Publish: July 31, August 7, 11, 21, and supplement the Official Cityacronym for Basque Homeland fIve minutes. suitcases and triggered by Patrick Benjamin Gaunt of NOTICE OFiI4iiiF'$ SALE 1979 NOTICE OF VACATING AND Map of the City of Longwood, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that and Liberty. Brital. "I turned around to put my timing devices. DEL.120 Florida, to include the annexation by ABANDONING AN ALLEY virtue of that certain Writ *4 tickets in the bag and I just contained in Section I hereof. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: . Execution Issued out of and undet, explosions went off Amez-icans, Scandinavians th -. --SECTION 5: That upon this Oi'. the seal You will lake notice that the City don'tknowwhathappened after in a five-minute period, killing and Austrians were among of the Circuit Court el LegalNotice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Commission of the City of Sanford, dinance becoming effective, the Seminole County, Florida, upon.a that" Mrs. Teresa de Matteo, four 'persons and injur- those escaping with minor _______________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida,onJuIy73,1979,paIsedand rPtidefltandpr)f)*rlyOwflerIlnthe final judgement ----rendered In tse 61, of San Francisco, one of the above described annexed FICTITIOUS NAME adopted Ordinance No. 1475, to area shall aforesaid court on the 25th day of cut in the hail of injuries, authorities said. Notice is hereby given that i am COUNTY, FLORIDA. be entitled to all of the rights and June, A.D. 1979, in that certain c close, vacate and abandon Ihe East. injured In the midday blast at glass at the terminal, where the Eugene de Matteo, 63, of Sail CIVIL ACTION NO. 71'799CA29-E e'saged in business at 2710 West alley lying between San Carlos privileges and Immunities as are - Clean furnished 1st floor Apt., Pr1'atc cntraa,.e, odulI oiil,', ix) EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for a sharp career minded Executive Secretary who has proficient typing & shorthand Skills. Varied administrative duties. Send resume to Cardinal Industries, Inc., P.0. Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32711. Att: Ms. Taylor. Equal Opportunity Employer - names in which it was assessed are as follows: custody for how to disconnect the alarm system. - I 6PM8PM We Buy Wrecked Cars Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, Will hold a public AU TO AUCTION every . uesaay an .sl,, its me only one ___________________ t4 IC.t'l WAY 17 921 PONT Zu'ru,'ui comnu,'rcial 2 parcels y,I h i'x cell enl investment potential One Iu,,c 2 rental units REALTY IORLD - , 31—Apartments Furnished UouTique retail clerk, P-i S day wk. 18 yrs. or older. Apply Auto I Train, 312 W. 1st St., Sanford. 3rd floor. - W Garnett White Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 101 W Commercial Phone 372 7881, Sanford ' - ' -_______ Sanford studio apt. everyth,ng furnished including utilitieS $160 mo 500 5, Oak. 84% 7883. ______________________________ 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida this) BR, C H&A like new homt' Located in Deltona Tastefully wallpapered & carpeted A buy at 528.500. A C 80--Autos for- -Sale I 76 Pinto MPG. low ml . new tires ______________________________ Lake Kathryn Motel. Pm Il. 661 N Hwy 1792, Casselberry.Fl \. 72 Pontiac ventura, yellow w DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION _______________________ rt'nt,iI unitS. 2 ITDP, 2 BA. I bOil t BA, I t'lticuency Great potenfiali 417 W Third St j) Q00 SPANISH STYLE l.Smily home. BR, I B, Ig closels. pan F P storage cab in DR 531.000 C, Cil Ettat. Snee, Apts for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean & roomy, 51 Jimmie Cowan, 310 Palmetto Ave Ewning Heinid -- - h3,000sq ft downtown,2 story brick bldg Currently leased, high return. Can you believe $65,000? — Ron Beck, Advertising Director - -INCOME PROPI Il t V i" ',Oy lioust' uJ,vdecl .nto three 3777915 Motorcycle lnsurar,ce BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 bpc clinnette. hide a bed, dl) Oven range, gas range 8. collectibles, 2671 S Sanford Ave., 372 1491 Open T ct's thru Sal. 9 30 to 5.30- -- '87 Chev I cit $600 78-Ivbtorcyc$es springs & m,iltresses $30 set Sanford Auctiønl?1SS French, 323 1310 AGENCY __________ ____________ cars. trucks& heavy equipmen$. 322 5990 Glasstop wrought iron table 8. 1 chairs. $75. lable top 28'' x .16' Call 3?? 7051 after_____________ 6 pm N1AL TOP '1/ 1991 I'I TI PLE I 'ST PIG SEP vICE I vt's 3.19 S tOO 1!? 1959 ____________________________ _______________________________ DeBary Ideal lot seniors, Lovely 1 BR, air, close to churches & shopping - 322 8051. 668 6188 An aggressive salesperson is needed for sales and service of established and new advertisers. A great future for a self-start. er. Previous sales experience needed. Salary plus commission with full company benefits. Apply in person to: STEMPER , ,,.,_ dtC prOud - ot iic YOU'VE TRIED THE REST NOW TRY THE BEST Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramic bath, $150 Adults, furniture $10 811 7883 SALES hC)si" thiS country estate uppro 4 acres complete with fiu,'St oIIai' P. barn for horses to 000 (.111 to See tIus Today 80—Autos - ________ Top Dollar Paid for junk & used Salon Chars used but cofld $70 each Sanford (20(1 lurniture Salvage, IT So of 21 T pus 11AM WOODS PD settle 'or less Ahen you Cars Rnv nuv JUNK CARS From $10 to 550 Call 377 162.1. 322 4160 Beauty See Alp, JUST LISTEDi Lovely wf'llkepl8. immaculate 2 or 3 BR home Location cony. 10 everylhung yet on a quiet residential Street WIt go IHA or VA $34500 INC. REALTOR 323 7832 Eve 322 818?. 372 1587. 322 7177 I BR' - $189 up Pool. Adulls only. NO FEE HERE I'. 77—Junk GE A C 17.500 [flU's 323 0489 L (snr S,1', IC) reduce his - t bath hoiii' on large lot, quiet but Onsi'flierit to Shuppnq NOW Oiil, $24000 G'.lti the C,ir PEAL ESTATE PEAl. TOP 3?? 74Jl HAL COLBERT, REALlY - ADVERTISING i ASi RE AL TOP 32? .*00i.) MI.. S _____________________ ______________________ -------CLEAN AS A PIN Buy thiS 7 BR, CII home ust . renovated Brand new car peling, windows, p,liflted fl P. out Ready to move in Will finance FHA $18,950 hi bath. C H&A, FR, fireplace, on 7 lots, with fruit trees- Sanford Gracious living. Reas Weekly 8. monthly rates. Inquire 500 5 Oak 841 7883 ______ _______________________________ ________ - -----______ AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST EngIne rebuilder. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 28th P1. Exp. only! Wages commensurate w ebility.fringe benefits. 50-MisCellaneous for Sale . —Houses REALTY Unsworth Realty ':EAL TOR ML5 171 606loreves 3230517 _____________________________ For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323.5324, - Cal I Bart 29—Rooms Experienced carpenter With tools, Hourly. Steady work in Seminole al3a. Call 322 8.474 after 5 p.ni. Spolski Const.. Inc. , ANY!! lit - 41—Houses Raborn - ______-- - - ,.,,s,.. YVUULUN' Beauticians Experienced Commission Co. Benefits 8)0 5767 evenings Full 8. Part Time qualified ap plicants for desk clerk, waitresses 8. maids. Apply in person Days inn, Sanford, between 11 am. & 5 pm ___________________________ ________________________________ -- as follows: -- - Child Care in my home Monthru Fri. Reliable 3221129 IN New 235 Homes. ipct. interest to qualified buyer - 532.000 tO $38.000 Low down payments. BUILDER 322 2287 dpopnc1.hIp nrl in,'- L l..ii time - good hours Apply in person to Sluckc 's Pecan Shoppe, I 4 & 46, Sanford. Registered Nurse for Home Health Care in Seminole 8. S W. Volusia county. Full time, excellent salary & benefits. Bay Area Home Health Servftes. 321 0803 EOE. -- ning June 2. Sanford Early Childcare Center. 3226643. BEING - Wanted retired couple interested in subsidizing income to work as ASSiSt Mgrs. of general Store 349 5827. Lady locate for Elderly lady by day Phone 322 4770 h.d ," .s4. , •uru. rrei delivery, min.$200rder, Sanford --... ,, First 8. Only childcare center OPen Saturday in Sanford - Begin. - 41-Fij_ 18-Help Wanted -- _____________________ 'THE effective date of the transter demands against the estate are requIred, WITHIN THREE Is August 3, 1979. THIS Notice is given pursuant to MONTHS FROM TIlE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Florida Statutes 676.105. LLb U U U U (ç CIASSIFIED________________ _ AND NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Sherman and Elizabeth Ilowit, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST pursuant to contract Flee IUIIIlU.UUU.. S U U U U U U U U U U S U U U name of THE PRINT WORKS, and that we intend to register said name Publish: July 31, August 7, II, 21. 1979 Deputy City Clerk Publish: July 31, 1919 Suspect Tuesday, July 31, 1979-38 Sanford, Fl. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FLORIDA STATUTE Notice of Application for Tax Deed NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the that Raymon J. 8. Mary H. Schmitt undersigned pursuant to the the holder of the following cer"Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter tificates has filed said certificates Ball Bearing Found In Ear bid Evening Herald, Legal Notice -_ Legal Notice S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321-0640 or 321-0702 Orlando Une 327.1577 �, I • " • I . I .• . . . • .. - ..,.• . • J BLONDI E 46—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. TIIAT BLOUSE Tuesday, July 31, in, by Chic You I'CI I'P LIKE T0 BUY ThAT ) ItS FOTY-FWE C'OLLARS. MiG BE JUSTThE BLOUSE FO MY WIFE-WI.4ATOES R Tvñ& ,f i,1, .. D......- fl.--',uVVVI W UIVIUU) rugju V 48 Perforations -1 Declare 51 Female saint 011.11 V F ON I 2 E $ UIRIE 5 Bird class (abbr.) 9 Envision 52 Work with a _____ E R Y M F T T F 1T1" I A A B $ 12 Antiquity needle T (D I LEN !.1SIEL 13 Liver fluid 55 Same (prefix) R £ A B .3 U 14 Harm 58 Explosive gas AT FF 15 01 equations 59 law degree I a S At 17 Eggs (abbr.) T N E 7-K1__ 18 Word to call 80 Boy (Sp) !.,.L A L A P D attention 61 Dry TUs . i 19 Sodium 62 Part of a shoe vau aI US 01NTLE chloride 63 Makes lace . R sTR 1 (abbr.) 64 Papas SFA HAR X. 20 Eggs on 22 Small child DOWN 23 Wrath 43 Quotes 23 lyricist 24 Throat. 47 Part of a Gershwin 1 Indian maid clearing word typewriter -fl State -. -) R,am,.o.. ,r MY BAP MEMORY JUST SAVP ME FORTY- .- i WWATSIZE COES SUE WEAR? ACROSS BIRTHIPAY BEETLE BAILEY GOOLJTFORA '\ PASS, kI, LLERY,J I -" AMP')' WHAT ARE YOU DON6 TONIGHT, I I ____________ ___________ I __________ ________ • _____ _____ Q3 0 ] — 7-31 _ THE BORN LOSER NOW ,IF 1 (/4.) by Art Sansom JUST U)DE6 Ill THE LIRK AJ() cLIP lI3 BED VJIIHOUT BIJTU IF fl I4YT, 'biYR II.) 11JL, LJ5 tS IOU LA O 32 33 36 4 £ 000 34 42 43 y' 55 — — 51 _ — 7-'ç ' -WE fG GUr'Sf1I4E LrrrLE GD1,' 4-IASLJT tf.rr rA i-.IAI '.JI __r ' 7,' Pj (5 - . - .. ..• - / ._ (E . .. •:- I.:-. .. Nk I .-*r- - .$,( PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer THAT'S THE MOST' RIPICULCUS THING I EVER SEEN IN W r WHOLE LIFE' YOU K WHAI TROLJ13LE NUTCHELL? YOU'RE TOO LOSCAL.' S,%N1T^r1oN DEPT. " • -- \ p 0pJ _____ 7 ___ 7' KEEP • .•) 1/' _________________ CITY - .4. ________ . NA C • . ...•• _ _____ •. '.• - . - .,.. 0 _______________________________________________ J BUGS BUNNY by Studei & neimua,u, WHY P0t4'T VA WATCH , WHIRXRE IT WA5NIT IYEFt MY FAU1.7r.' rr u J 44 / rrr / I — ma ,' % i- - COIN'? . . , , • ( _____ • ' 11/ ____ I . _____3I — X Sam= to , ___ . 6W am sun exposure. I gather from day of the period is the fourtil that can be done to protect you. going to use this method to In the first place, the normal avoid pregnancy. I'd like to a I a..Il,.. .... -YOU against LnlflAJng to sunlight do help. For this that that's such an effective reason, I am sending you The measure. A woman who is 61 — — — Health Letter number 7-10, absolutely regular may menYour Skin: Sun, Aging, Spots struate the 14th day after 64 — — — and Cancer. It includes in it ovulation. This always means — — information about protecting that you know after ovulation the skin from the sun, when it occurred rather than I would suggest that every before. There are quite a few day when you first get up that variations Involved and a you use one of the sunscreens woman who is regular all the that contain PABA (paramino time may just not be regular benzoic acid). Use them the critical month. — 58 — 62 63 — — — — — — — — — —— WIN AT BRIDGE For Wednesday, August 1, 1979 rOuE 1k) WITH EMT 'rbV ZW CUT TO T —— By BERNICE BEDE OSOL by Howie Schneider A (0kZRRkV I 1wY& ThEY'RE R1PPIkk VS CFF 7W.BiG cMF&J(S AK ALL* I TELLYA' 1HE1ITIt€ &NS IN IT 1€11-1ERf ThE L.I1TLE PO*J'T STAW A CHALJ(6! GUY CZsij'r HE ACJWJ(€! / 56 HOROSCOPE 'PEW EEK & MEEK Sun Can Stem From 52 53 54 80 — — — _ - 46 48 49 50 by Bob Montana -milk___ - 44 — — — — — - Reaction your remarks that's what your day of the cycle. dermatologist thinks you have. I get quite a few letters This is truly an allergic-type asking for information about reaction to sunshine, but have this and usually it's because — — hope because there are things someone thinks that she is 39 40 45 TO GET ME AWAY 35 37 38 41 ARCHIE l ergic By LAWRENCE LAMB, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 42 Dr. years old and of medium complexion. I usually get a healthy tan by routine exposure Lamb to the sun — gardening, outdoor recreation but not sun bathing. This summer I have had rather extreme skin irritation ..unsieivation -------48 Handle of a positively animal — redness, severe itchy 26 Large deer 27 Strangeness 3 Wild party sword (p1) dryness — and it seemed to carefully, since some PABA 32 The sun 4 Scots tiny 49 Christiania 28 Abstract follow a period outdoors. I was preparations stain clothing, In (prefix) 5 Scratch being 50 Ear part 34 Collection told by a dermatologist that it addition, when you get ready to 6 Cruet 29 Biblical 51 Dispatched 35 Automotive 5G- 7 Actor Wallach was an allergic reaction to the go out In the sun to do your brother ciety (abbr.) 8 Gage 52 Evening in suit and that that wasn't un- gardening or for recreation, 30 Back talk 38 Fraternal 9 Smoke and Italy 31 Egyptian deity common. He gave me an otht- you should probably use one of member 53 Novelist 33 Bowing 37 Encore tO Housetop ment to use but said that the physical blocking agents 38 T ax agency Bagnold 39 Breadmaking feature avoiding the sun is the only real on all of the areas of the skin (abbr) ingredient II Epochs 54 Marries treatment. This is very hard to that are apt to be exposed to the 40 Rather than 41 Conquered 16 Scouting 57 spy group do. (poetic) suit. And since it's an allergic-44 Hustle group (abbr.) (abbr) 45 Family 21 Hank of twine 42 Mao Would you please comment type response, the an58 Youth member 22 Three (prefix) tung on this. Is it likely to be a tthistaxnine medicines used for permanent condition? Is there a allergies may also help. — — — F — — — — — medication which would DEAR DR. LAMB — My 1 2 4 3 7 8 10 11 9 prevent or offset the effect of question is, how do you figure a moderate exposure? I have woman's menstrual period 12 — — — noticed some itching even on days to find the 24th day? Do ——— ——— mild spring days and hate to you count from the first day of 15 — 16 17 accept the idea that I cannot her period or do you count from — — — — enjoy outdoor activities without the day she stops her period? 18 — 19 — 20 21 a reaction. DEAR READER — The first — — _______ ___________ — — — DEAR READER — There is day of the menstrual period is 22 23 such a thing as solar untricar considered the first day of the —— ————— 24 25 26 27 28 which simply means hives or menstrual cycle. If the period 29 30 31 allergic-like skin reaction to lasts for four days, the fourth by Mort Walker ______ Al - . YOUR BIRTHDAY sight that will have to be rec. - Aug. 1,1979 tified quickly, or a large You'll have wonderful op- headache will result. NORTH 7-31-A portunities to achieve financial CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. • KQ 97 and material accumulation this 19) You have a tendency to look V A K Q 107 • • 108 coming year. However, you at things through rose-colored 82 must pay special attention so glasses today. It's wiser to let WEST EAST that you're neither wasteful nor hard-earned experience guide 4 10 pin your actions. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) • 3 • 7 62 might be banking too heavily a If an agreement isn't all you •AKJ75•643 what )OU think is an ace-in-the- were told it would be, don't sou'rn hole. If you don't take things hesitate to immediately 4 864 2 more seriously, your ace could renegotiate. If you don't you ,J8 easily be trumped. How to get stand to come out the loser. •AKQJ Q 109 along with other signs is one of PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) the sections you'll enjoy in your This is one of those days when Vulnerable: North-South new Astro-Graph Letter that you could jump into things Dealer: West begins with your birthday. Mail without thinking, then skid West North East South $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. around corners trying to make i Dbl. Pass 24 Box 4, Radio City Station, everything right again. Pass 2 Pass 2+ N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify Pass Pass ARIES(March 21-April 19) Pass 4+ birth date. Only the sweat of your brow will VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) accomplish necessary tasks Don't behave everything you today. You'll be disappointed if Opening lead: #K hear today. Someone with you depend upon pals to help unscrupulous motives could be you out. setting you up as his next TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ByOiwaldiacoby pigeon. Don't turn a deaf ear to advice and Alan Sontag LJBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) or suggestions made by others •h T this hand Investigate fully any un- today. If you're *illlng to face Cavendish iu'T t1ig requiring you to put some hard facts, things will tically every North player your hard-earned money on the work out fine. doubled West's opening club line. You're much too eager GEMINI (May 21-June 2D) bid. Things proceeded many today to leap on anybDdy's You had better take your work ways from there. Most barxiwagm. seriously and not depend upon a North-South pairs ardved at r spades South and one SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) llckandapromlaetogetyouby unfortunate South wound up Underplay your aelf'.interesta today. Otherwise, there'll be with a loss of over 200 IMP today. Go along with the will of the dickens to pay. when West found the killing the majority. Even if your ways CANCER (June 21-July 23) defense. are better, others won't ap- Your well-planned budget West was sure from the preciate any interference. might just a well be a wrap of bidding that his only chance SAGrITARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Paper today. You'll ignore Jt to beat four spades would be to develop an extra p 21) Be on guard today. You're completely In favor of your trick, to in spite of receiving likely to commit a major over- whims of the moment. a discouraging three of clubs on his king, he continued with the 'ice and another. South took the trick with I quitri an the deuce of spades, whereupon West continued the kill by going right up with his ace of spadi's midleading a fourth club. Now there was no way to keel) (tie defense from tgetting ' second trump rick. Why did this defense lead to a 200 IMP loss for North and South and corresponding gain for East and west? Because at 17 other tables game was bid and made in spa des, hearts or notrump. TMe difference between minus 100 and plus 620 or 630 was 13 IMPs which when multiplied by 17 came to 221 Ask lbs I*ppts YOU hold: #7 7-3141 • A2 4R.13664 A Hawaiian reader asks what we respond to partner's one-diamond opening bid respond two clubs. With a good hand bid your longest suit first. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) We IDo you have a for Ask the Experts, " care of this new,pa. per. Individual questions will be answered it accompanied by stamped. self-addressed envelopes. The most interest. Ing questions will be used in this column and will receive copies OF JACOBY MODERN.) - • OK FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob ThaVes - CNFUNP IT, MISS SPIDER-MAN m 4'wq by Stan Lee and John Romua rc -P' ! 41 5QM*IER tG WHERE X s'r ow 1 4CH HER! SHAPUè UP FOR PETER PARKER! c4vciE' .i'! ___ - LOVER TH1 IS ThE gEAI. M'c0v! WPRNPNW00 41 TUMBLEWEEDS — by T. K. Ryan - ZNIEj by Craig L"att NOW IhX crw tvwmpmy AM IA" FrUdwiWISOM. . . oil. POND, WWI IF: pool, IUU, YOLA f P. IPI11i? 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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>, July 31, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d4fce0dc54e9bfc07e72c02549e74317.pdf a5278ca3945721e4e2ac73ff878ca81d PDF Text Text ~71 71st Year, No. 233—Monday, June 11, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 48.280)—Price 15 Cents '1-.----------------- --- — - - -----'------- Conf rontation Due Tinight On Tenant Council Dispute IFI Representatives from both of Redding Gardens as their missioners. Council is independent of the wishes of the people who live in sides in a dispute over who choice to fill the unexpired However, Mrs. Davis said the Authority and should be per- the projects, they'll accept our should be appointed to the tenant council term of George action of the Tenants Council is mitted to supervise its Own recommendation and appoint vacant seat on the Sanford Brown. Brown died May 21. not the business of the Housing elections. But Wilson said in his Ten," Mrs. Davis said. Housing Authority Board have Mrs. Wyche charged the Authority Board and that the letter that "any attempt to have promised ej.n at Ie$.nn.n[Miss Buratti an election must await riir..Mrs. Wyche charged last tendance at election of Miss Buratti was not Jun the city commission meeting conducted fairly in that written was conducted democratically. tion from the Housing Authority weeK that the June 4 election tonight to present their cases. notice of the meeting was not Chairman Davis said the Board of Commissioners." He was "pre arranged" in that it was decided in advance that a sent to all tenants, as specified tenants recommendation was said that had not been done. an internal matter" and the "He's Just trying to keep Ten white repr esentative should be Barbara Wyche of Higgins by the Tenant Council bylaws. " Terrace Apartments, said she city commission should not from being put on the board selected. The four current will ask the commissioners not She appealed to Housing permit Wilson to speak for the because he wants his own members of the board are to accept as official the action Authority director Torn Wilson tenants. people those who will do what black. Miss Buratti is white. taken by Aurdella Davis, and board chairman E.L. Mrs. Davis further charged he wants done - on the board. Mrs. Wyche said Mrs. Davis Seminole Joint Tenant Council Blacksheare and both men said that Wilson was "meddling" in But he doesn't speak for the prevented the names of any Chairman, and a group of they did not feel the election Tenant Council affairs in an tenants. We had our election," blacks from being placed in Redding Garden residents at a was representative of all the attempt to pack the board of of Mrs. Davis said. nomination. Mrs. Davis denied June 4 meeting. At that time, tenants. Wilson sent a letter to the Housing Authority. "U the city commission is the charge. - GEOFFREY the group elected Tent Buratti that effect to the city cornMrs. Davis said the Tenant interested in carrying out the POUNDS IunirWhrm by Hal Kaufman MIND TONGUEI With "apt alliteration's artful aid" see if you can read through this verse without tripping your tongue: Sudden swallows swiftly skimming, sunset's slowly spreading shad., silvery songsters sweetly singing, summer's soothing serenade. Now repeat, reading ".....,jj faster and faster. - Bottoms Upi Sit squarely in a chair. Try to rise without bending your body or moving feet. rill, - Sum Funi What amount gives the same result whether you divide by five or deduct five from It. Answer in one minute, if you can. '44MOO-Vio Put XIS ______ Riddle-Me.Thlsl What is the fear of lobsters called? Claw•strophobia. Which shellfish Is a deadly weaoon? The nuldmd m,i*l FOUND MONEY This old poser in one form or another Is always thought-provoking. Ms. Jones, a shop. owner, found a $5 bill on the floor. She used it to pay her tailor. He gave it with rent money to his landlord. The latter paid it In salary to his bookkeeper, who brought it back to Ms. Jones in part settlement of an account. Ms. Jones recogecog nized it as the bill she had found. When she took it to the bank, It was discovered to be cbunterfeit. Has any money been lost? You decide, CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. Now quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. 'IUIW II .g -, 'paAOw S1 400 5 'luaJanp SI IIPUSH 'P'OUi$$lw S iog 'C 'lUliSifip sp UiIPN 'UiI$Iw SJ aI$I9 '1 1)U•ibiJIO After Chain-Cutting Incident Fronton Closed T 0 Graduations I 0 -.i . - - SCALES Ar A HUNDRED t4LLlciNt1i. newts doubling, ' Et4t FEgj. 80,r4( Wa-p MVE. TIPPED Ar HALF THAT. See story, Page 5A - .. & il . . -- -.-.----- ____-. over license fees T - told school officials to alert 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday gates locked with their cars there," Boothe said. "When everyone they must leave the through Friday, Hulbert said. Inside, Boothe said. we've had the graduation at the high school, everyone's been "We turned down many, fronton area by noon. The Lake Brantley stadium, "It never occurred us cars that gone many schools that wanted to The maintenance man who where the event is traditionally anyone would leave to their over."within an hour after it's come in here for graduation," had opened the fronton to the held, is currently under conBrantley said Gordon Hulbert, vice- Lake parents, struction, Darwin Boothe, president and general manager students and teachers early principal of the school exof the Orlando-Seminole Jai Saturday morning, waited until plumed. 12:30 p.m. before he locked the Alai Fronton in Fern Park. The commencement began "And then we decided to do gates. "There were only four cars in at 9 a.m. Saturday and finished gulchk— and Boothe exthis is the thanks we get," the parking lot," liulbert said. Hulbert said. "This will be the "I want to know how long this plained. The custodi al staff end of all future graduations." man was going to have to stay spent about two hours cleaning up, removing flower here " Hulbert was bitter this arrangements and the standby morning after he heard Hulbert said neither he nor public address . aw" ' Lt.:e iJg cnain his maintenance man received on his fronton parking lot gate, any phone calls from anyone Meanwhile, some teachers Lake Brantley High School seeking to have the gates and students had left the was allowed to use the fronton opened. fronton to have lunch at nearby building at a nominal fee The fronton Is closed on restaurants. When they Saturday for its corn- Saturday and Sunday during returned to the parking lot menceinent. Hulbert said he the off season and Is open from about 1:30 p.m., they found the Fishermen are angry '- WICKET WAYSI One of four shots finds its way through the wicket above. Trace through lines to discover which ones. JUS1TiFFP1H .; By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer _____ F - - ii~, H.raid Photo by Tom Vinc.nt BEATING THE HEAT Iteth l)kkertnun, 6 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dickerman of Casselberry, finds 1h1't'C'S iio(hing like a cool ice cream treat to top off a visit to the ('entral Florida Zoo on a hot June day. • , -., -- Supreme Court Rebuffs Atheists On 'In God We T rust' c t4 &AMEP It'? I L!NCE_OF WASHINGTON (UP!) The Supreme Court today rebuffed an attempt by atheists to challenge the national motto, "In God We Trust," and its use on dollar bills and coins. - ALWAYS c.w IARD' rAA ftMa TOE ANIMA iIAI FAcE EXTh'4cflO4 I W ^ - Ckj!56GTHeMT0 The justices let stand a lower- court opinion that government use of the national motto does not advance religion, In September 1977, atheist Grow . WOM N 1. A Madalyn Murray O'Hair and John Garth Murray challenged the statute making "In God We Trust" the national motto, claiming it violates the Constitution's guarantee of religious criminal offense to remcve the phrase from currency. freedom and free speech. to do with the establishment of religion. Its use is of a patriotic or .ceremonial character and bears no true resemblance to a governmental sponsorship of a religious exercise." They also challenged on the same grounds statutes ordering the motto imprinted on bills and coins and laws making it a A federal trial Judge in Texas dismissed the case, noting the motto "has nothing whatsoever "Moreover," said Judge Jack Roberts, "it would be ludicrous to argue that the use of the national motto fosters any excessive government entanglement with religion." Anthony dollar, bearing the motto "In God We Trust." Mrs. O'llair was joined by 38 atheist organizations and 200 individuals in asking that the Treasury Department be national motto. Mrs. O'llair and Murray appealed to the Supreme Court, arguing the district court heard no evidence "as to the impact upon the freedom of conscience "In the ordinary course of daily life they are, many times each day, forced to broadcast a trust in God in their unavoidable handling of the coin of the realm," Mrs. O'llair and While an appeal was pending barred froin minting and of atheists who are compelled to Murray argued. before the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, President Carter signed a bill authorizing replacement of the current dollar coin with a new Susan B. distributing the new coin. A three-judge panel denied the request and on Jan. 18, 1979, affirmed the ruling of the lowercourt upholding the use of the carry upon their body, in their clothing, or in accompanying purses, government sponsored religious sloganing which they abhor. Mrs. O'HuIr brought the suit that resulted in the Supreme Court banning prayer from public schools. on - T 1Atf (i? r 'FtJT OUT TAE cAr; LI l4 FT:.i' - - - or I Seminole P. Ynti Need Know The SCORE n 13usi * n _q_q By JANE CASSELBERRY tinned SCORE as a resource for wee ks," said Mnan. "Jack told managers and to those conHerald Staff Writer small businessmen so I decid ed me anytime I needed help he sidering start ing a business. If you're considering going to try it." was available and he has been. Volunteers are particularly into business for yourself, or "It was nice to have someoneIt's nice to have somebody needed in Seminole County as are ha ving problems with your to talk to who's been in business available like that and one nice several businesses seeking small busin ess, maybe you and has your best interest at thing is it's free." SCORE's services are locat ed should know the SCORE (the heart," said Amun. "I never "Wayne is on the right here, Scribner said. There are Service Corps of Retired was in business and had always track," commented Scribner, presently 35 volunteers wor king Executives), worked for the other inn." out of the Orlando area office. "he do es good work and Volunteers — retired men Among the ot he r busin ess good contacts." In 1%4, a man was working and women — who can draw Scribner has aided are a Senibner, who lives in Winter Sanford upon their expert ise and years posting small bi ll boards, when cypress clock Park, was in the retail furn it ur of experience in busin ess — are his boss became interest ed e manufacturer and a local available to provide free starting a print shop. Aman business in the Republic of couple w ho operate a tranmanagement counseling worked in the print shop n Panama for many years. slat ing service. DeLand for 10 years — 9' of "Althoigh we ha ve volunteersSCORE counselors know through SCoRE. varied whicti he ran the shop for his from Wayne Aman is one of ti business there are no two businesses local businessmen who have boss. During the construction bclgrounth and we try to alike so they are prepared to benefitted from the SCORE boom he worked in construction match them with someone listen to problems and discuss program, sponsored by the U.S. lear ning skills tha t the same business where them. They never attempt to &nall Business Administration, handy when he opened The possible, I be lieve there are run the business. They have no Aman is the owner of The Poster Plant. lie even built the basic business pr inciples w hich axe to grind or profits to make apply anywhere," Poster Plant located in the conveyer belt himself, said from any counseling contracts, industrial park at the San ford Beca use of the attract ive ren t Scribner. SCORE representatives not e, Airport for the past three years. pa id on the 6,500 sq. ft. building The local SCORE office needs "Retirement doesn't have to He has operated the business occ upied by the plant, Ainan vol unteers — men and women mean that it's a ll over sa id slncehesplltwith hispartner 15 decidedtotaketheadviceofhis who are willing to lend their Scribner. "These years can be months ago. He employs fo ur wife and Scribner and stay services as counselors and some of the most prod uctive workers In the silk screen where he is for a co uple of advisors to small business andrewarcbngofyowljre." printing of bi ll boards in color. years. "By then b usiness may Two months ago he turned to have grown enough for me to SCORE volunteer Jack bui ld my own building, said Scrlbner for advice. Aman's Aman. Meanwhile, he has business was in a crucial decided to acqui re the adgrowing state and he was Un- ditional equipment he needs AtuundTheClock ........4-A Horoscope -------- -. decided which way to turn. He and expand the ope ration where Bridge .....................4-BHospital ..................2-A was considering moving to it is. Calendar................... SA Obituaries ................. another location. "After talking to Jack, I Comics ...................4-B OURSELVES ..............1-B "I didn't know what to do," decided to incorporate and Crussord ................. 4-B Sports..................6-7-A said Ainan. "I read several hoped to have the papers Edi torial ...................4-A Television ................2-B financial books, which men- cleared In the next couple of I)earAbby 1-B Weather .................2-A Today - Wayne Aman (right) explains sil k screen process to SCORE counselor Jack Scrlbner. .. .......... �2 A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Monday, June 11, 1979 Geneva Man Killed In Traffic Accident — WORLD IN BRIEF 3rd-Ranking Leader Killed By Guatemala Assassins GUATEMALA CITY. Guatemala (UP!) Guatemala's third-ranking leader, Gen. David Cansino, was shot and killed along with his driver and an aide Sunday by unidentified assassins, authorities said Monday. Authorities said unknown assailants opened submachine gun fire on Cansino's car as it left a Guatemala City freeway, killing the general, his chauffeur and an aide, who was not identified. A 15-year-old boy and a fireman who were near the scene of the attack were seriously injured, authorities said. They said none of the country's rightist or leftist terrorist groups had yet claimed responsibility for the assasination. Cansino, 65, was chief of staff of the nation's Defense Department and as such was the third-ranking official in Guatemala's government, alter its president, Gen. Romero Lucas Garcia, and Defense Minister Otto Spiegler Noriga. Cansino was considered a right-hapd man of the president. — Action Reports FIRE EXTINGUISHERS STOLEN * Fires * Courts * Police Beat IN BRIEF Three lamps and two fire extinguishers with a combined value. of $290 were reported stolen from the home of Gilbert Maier at 446 Mellonville Ave., Sanford police said. Police said the theft occurred sometime Saturday. Of Education Department WASHINGTON iUPI, Supporters of President Carter's proposed new department of education say they have the votes to win House passage but introduction of more than 200 amendments by opponents last week may delay final action. According to the House leadership timetable, the controversial bill was to be disposed of today, but It might be put over until Tuesday or later if all amendments are voted on. Already passed by the Senate with a comfortable 72-21 margin, the bill would take more than 150 federal education programs from 40 agencies mostly in the gargantuan Health, Education and Welfare Department— and put them under one roof with one new Cabinet member as advocate to the president for primary and secondary education. — Deposed BAHA'IS '-'*: -- A plaque recognizing the dedicated service to humanity by the late Mother Ruby 14. Wilson, founder of Good Samaritan home and , , .es1 Haven iinuerbar. ten, was presented Sunday by the Baha'is of Seminole County In observance of Race Unity Iay at commencement exercises for Itest haven Kin ergarten held a Free Will Holiness Church, Sanford. From left, in bottom photo, Acting Mayor Julian Stenstrom spoke in behalf of the city; Mrs. I Ha Itoss spoke on the history or n est ii aven, and Timothy Wilson, president of Good Samaritan home accepted the plaque from Donna Martensen Marjorie eumannn photo at right, displays wall tr"!!iIit! n- Jde by Mrs. %1artensen for the Good Sarn&r1tan home — - - h HONOR Pope Resting After Trip . Shah Shifts — ..1& 7. •:• Season's First Depression -s £' - .' MIAMI (UP!) An Mr Force "hurricane hunter" plane was ready today to fly into a tropical depression in the northwestern Caribbean sea that showed signs of developing Into the season's first tropical storm. Satellite pictures and island weather reports today indicated there was no strengthening of the depression during the night and that it remained stationary. It was expected to drift northwest during the day and strengthen slightly. At 6 a.m., the broad center of the depression was estimated to be about 125 miles east of Swan Islands, which lies north of Honduras in Central America. Reports Sunday night indicated that the top winds of 35 miles an hour were circulating in a counter clockwise dire tion a tipoff that a tropical storm might be brewing. io mexico MEXICO CITY (UP!) The be identified. "I knew he was in: deposedthahof Iran, his wife, a Mexico but I though in: son and two dogs today spent Acapulco. I've been waiting on the first day of their Mexican the telex to get instructions; .." .... v.... exile behind the wall s of a from my government." '•:ku, banker's mansion in CuerThe diplomat said the emnavaca, a summer retreat for bassy probably would not get' the wealthy since the time of Involved In the shah's affair eyening and was greeted bya crowd of about 5o,000people 1s;I '5 the Aztecs , singing Polish folk songs in St Peter's Square an Iranian court has issued a '' 'i_ ' . It was the fourth nation Shah death warrant for the shah and "I personally thought! was returning to Rome but Now " -' ' Mohammed Reza Pahlavi has his family because it is only a ., I'm not so sure because! heard a Polish song," the pontiff visited since leaving turbulent two-man operation opened in joked from his window overlooking the square as the Iran Jan. 19. His arrival in 1975 after the shah visited evening sun sank behind thedome of St. Peter's Basilica. Mexico City caught members of Mexico. •,i. Iran's embassy in Mexico City p ' r. He said if the Iran regime of & A • • , J. ', : by surprise, the shah's foe, Ayatollah' q Sporting a li ght-colored suit Ruhollah Khomeini, wants to i • . and appearing happy though protest the shah's presence in SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Two musicians from the thin, the shah said upon his Mexico It will probably do so Soviet Union's Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra who •1 . 4 rival from Nassau at Mexico through the Mexican embassy1 ar C have been romantically linked, arrived Sunday in the q City's International Airport in Tehran. ' United States but it was not immediately known if they c. that he plann ed to spend "a few '4.. ; One newspaper said the shah: ....,, would be gra nted asylum r "•.'...s. months" In Mexico. planned to move on within a few Trumpet player Valentin Malkov and violinist Nataltya "We have had such pleasant days to the wealthy playground, Koloskova were in seclusion today after stepping arm-in',J memories of our visit to of Acapulco on the West Coast, rm onto American soil with the hope of being granted Mexico," he said, referrin g to where he and his sister political asylum. ". -:., his last visi In May 1975. "We Princess Shams, own a huge t J: Malkov, 43, and Miss Koloskova, 42, had asked asylum -• .Now• enjoyed so much your beautiful mansion. But there was rw 1. from U.S. Embassy officials in Japan Sunday after scenery and your hospitality, official confirmation of the , completing a 16-concert tour of that country with the ., P i. aIIeØIeIIII,I1mpress,IFarah, an repo Soviet orchestra. 4 I I 18-year-old son and six other Princess Shams has refurb•:C people were immediately ished the seaside mansion whisked off in four dark originally built for actress Prj iouslnesto the wealthy resort Merle Oberon. Foreign and limousines • ., . town ot-Cusrnaaca v, SO miles- Mexican ourna1istz who ha NICOSIA, Cjprus (VP!) Iraq is breaking the OPEC of Mexico City, staked out the Acapulco thter price front by boosting Its crude oil prices to the level of Police sources there con- national Airport Sunday ex. firmed the shah and his party pecting the Shah to arrive said Libyas, a move that could send Persian Gulf oil prices to were staying at the white, there were no special security' around $20 a barrel, an authoritative Middle East weekly Spanish colonial-style mansion or other preparations at the said today. of Manuel Espinoza Iglesias, airport. The Middle East Economic Survey said Iraq has president of the private Banco The shah and his family had notified its crude oil customers that a "most-favored de Comerclo and known as one been living on Paradise island seller" clause is to be included in contracts effective June of Mexico's "mega- In the Bahamas since March 30 I capitalists." The shah's three youngest This, MEES reported, will mean Iraq will get "the The shah used Espinosa's children left the Bahamas May highest premium charged by any other OPEC producer" sleek white twin-engine Starjet 26 for California. over and above base prices for crude oil supplied under "' for the 21/4.'hour flight from Iran's contracts. -' • Nassau. Pollee described the shah's ';• , lodgin gs as a "very comforta1P -j ble and very secure" colonialstyle mansion, complete with a high wall for privacy. The town, popular among SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Raymond J. Turrill 4. wealthy tourists attracted to HOSPITAL Cyrus W. Weckerle. D.Itona year-round spring-like weather, Enterprise 'I..',, Mertyce L. Faus JUNE Ill Wilbert a. Daugherty, ptnetree.s and rolling hills, once SANFORD:OMISSIONS JeanefteOsteen. Columbia S.C. . boasted a swnmer home of Paula Simpson & baby girl, Sanford Susie A. Culver Emperor Maximilian and ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) Eugene 0. Drogus \• ' Ellis Duane JUNE Empress Carlota. Maximilian Crews dug up pipe li' ADMISSIONS Joseph W.Duggar was the archduke of Austria Alaska's rugged Brooks Range ••i S Dawn E. McCullough SANFORD: who served as emperor of today In search of a leak that • Ellison Meish Margaret Childs • Mexico from 1864 until his closed the $9 bi llion Trans Rufus NMN Smith Anthon y Cooledge ji ', Phyllis hy A. Taylor execution In 1867. Alaska pi peline and sent crudà Effie B. Durden Charles Walker 5 Th etownsquare Is dominated oil oozing through a snow. FlowerS Lottie Carolyn J. Woodard 0 i by the summer residen ce of covered mountain pass and into Lin" . Murphy Maurice A. Evans, Lake Mary 1. e Paul Tobin Dorothy E. Head, Lake Monroe , pan explorer Hernando e Atigun River, Sally Riggs, Orange City Cortes, the conquerer of the e accident deprives oil Th DISCHARGES Herman G. Osteen Ke Aztecs. Cuernavaca was also a companies SANFORD: of more than 1.2 BI RTHS Pamela Bryant ANFORD: summer retreat for Aztec million barrels of precious Myrle & Mary K. Summerslll a .t nobility. "black gold" the pipeline has Joel Oliver • The shah also owns a large been John H. Perkins delivering daily to tankers Anthony I Sally Riggs a girl Milner F. Ryals mansion in the town but police at the southern Alaska port of DISCHARGES Kather i ne sources said no member of the Valdez. nie Brown Iranian royal family has ever An undetermined amount of Roger L. Johnson, DeBary &uch.eI D. Green stayed in it. Ronald L. Nichol, Longwood th A. Pagden on leaked from the buried pipe na R. Mod— Barry W. Smith, Ost Only a handf ul of people were at barren Atigun Pass, about P on hand to greet the shah when 165 miles south of the Prudhoe he landed with his family and Bay oil fields, and was carried two dogs — a French poodle and by a small stream into the a huge Doberman Pinscher — Atigun River, Alyeska Pipeline at 4:30 p.m. EDT at a private Services said, 9 a.m. readings: tem- to 16 mph shiftin to northerly section of the airport. Sam Akin, spokesman for TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) ell"1xwII ulfliI including should investigate the o circurn- The lawyer said Spenitelink 7 ture, 7$; overnight lows, Greetirig him were a Mexican AlYeska, said a 50-man crew o jbt :Ya:: Th e House Corrections, superintendent David Brierton, The ipig the last walked in quietly under his own military secur ity of ficial and a was today Bud working to find the break In ~,7, yesterday's high, U; ffT and Probation CmIt- to get information on Spen- hours of John Spenkelink's li pefee..., fe power, sat down in the electric crew from the government- the pipe and clean up lrometric pressure, 2L13; s last momen . ts the spill. tee may investigate reports kellnk ThESDAY and construct an accurate chair and even' helped guards owned television station, ap- The river current took oil rplative humidity, 79 per ; abo ut John Spenkelink had to be Brierton has refused to picture of what occurred," adjust a thin strap. Daytona Beach: WAJI 1 illads, parently the only reporters told four miles downstream before comment on events leading up Sadowski said. 1L07 gagged and bound before his "I want to be positive the in advance of the shah's it Forecut: Partly cloudy '-"- 1 p.m., low 3:48 to the execution other than to was contained with booms he execution , ti death rules make the process as arrival, through Tuesday. Slights chance 3:54 p.m. said. brand as "absolutetly false" penalty, while Woodruff sup- comnfqtabie Rep. Arnett Girardeau, as possible on Port Canaveral: high 8:58 cha Iran's charge d'affaires in it thundershowers y Akin said the quantity of irman of the panel, says ji statements by death row in- ports it. Woodruff said he a.m., 10:22 P.m., lo* 3i41 Lm., person that is executed 1 tjnlglit becoming more realig Mexico City, Manoucheher spilled oil was "not sizable" as y may ask House Speaker Hyatt mates to the Si Petersburg believes the death row inmates' Tuesday. Highs around N. 3.45 pm. Brown for authority to probe Times that they heard scuffllng statements were exaggerated ing it can't ever be an entirely Kazeni was at the airport far as the firm could tell, Bayport: high 4:04 a.m., 2:53 reports Spenke comfortable proposition ," earlier Sunday and left for tonight mostly in the mid "But we don't have anto link struggled and shouting when Spenkelink and wants the matter cleared sald. If Upper OL WiS& easterly 10 p.m., wW ci. a.m., Tehran two hours before the estimate on how much oil Pwith Florida State Prison was being readied for the up so it can't be used to Brierton should be forced to i.hab arrived, escaped, because it escaoed electric chair. guards and had to be bound ti.a,w,iti .n1t iii i.mi,ii.h....e gear i-nougn u Ins former Iranian Sadowkl underground and then stirIn a departure from previous gagged to get him into Witnesses to the execution said. monarch had been expected in faced," he said. "We don't electric chair. practice, Spenkelink wasn't were seated In a special 10001 in Mexico since be was granted a "U indeed what was reported know how allowed to make a final much Is still unfront of the death chamber with train the Inmates did not occur, tourist vim June 1, all reports derground." Two other legislators statement to witnesses and venetian blinds concealing the thereno remon why the had pointed to Acapulco as his Atigun Pass, at 4,500 feet, is manded Investigations Rep. witnesses weren't allowed to electric chair. The blinds were geijan nest place tif exile In the urn frgg prl the highest point on the 800-mile: Tom Woodr uf f, R-St. Peters. watch him brought into the raised after Spenkelink had - should ad be süi it and his stop in the capital trout pipeline and the pipe is burled burg, who witnessed the execu- death chamber. been brought In and Immediately. For him to stunned members of the Irani- from five to seven feet untlon two weeks ago, and Rep. "Clearly, since we have Woodruff says a lawyer silo have stonewalled it is wrong an embassy. derground there, he said. Bill Sadowski, D-Miami. conflicting percepti ons of what witnessing the execution Said and breaches pe what I "You mean he's here, in rceive The leaking on was spotted: Girardeau, DJackaonyjlJe, occurred, it would be my very later he was able to watch the state's duty to the people to Mexico City?" said one emsaid the committee may subpo- firm belief the Legislature Sunday by a pilot flying over ttr ouuh a crack in the blinds. k........ uey uueuwer wno uecunea to the pass. VATICAN CITY (UP!) Exalted albeit exhausted, Pope John Paul II took a well-earned day of rest today after his nine-day tour of his native Poland, a visit that demonstrated the Polish people's love for the church despite 35 years of state-sponsored atheism. The 59-year-old pope, noticeably tired and speaking with with a raspy voice, return ed to the Vatican Sunday — ,.,'____ • • •• •, . - -. _ •- ... _ . '. •_ .. , - •..- ;.: --' ,,•' .. . r . — , . . . Fiedler Hospitalized BOSTON (UP!) Octogenarian Arthur Fiedler, conductor of the Boston Pops orchestra, was reported resting comfortably at Tufts-New England Medical Center after suffering a "mild heart attack" during the weekend. Hospital officials late Sunday night described the 84year-old Fiedler's condition as stable, adding the maestro had "settled in for the night" in the medical center's cardiac care unit. The veteran conductor, who celebrated his 50th anniversary this spring as head of the Boston Pops, was rushed to the medical center at 7:30 p.m. Saturday from his suburban Brookline home after "complaining of prolonged chest pains." - — .. J;s .' 4 '' e • ,.... . . •- - . • .• •.,. .' . .- , -........ - -' ' : . .' . . • They'll Beg Me To Return' .. - ... • • . -. PHILADELPHIA (UP!),— Frank Rizzo will step down as mayor of the nation's fourth largest city In January, but he predicts Philadelphians will be "begging" for him to return by next summer. riul Touting his administration's accomplishments In an interview in Sunday's Philadelphia Bulletin, "This city could never pay Frank Rizzo back for what I've done slept on floors, no holidays, no vacation," When asked what he will do after he leaves office, Rizzo said he was considering a number of options writing a nationally syndicated column; writing a book or two about his years in the Police Department and as mayor, or going to Florence, Italy to solve the crime problem there. * . ti. - lraq.. Boosting Oil . .. - ' f - -' . HOSPITAL NOTES \ - — WASHINGTON (UP!) Wa- federal employee unions private industry, it would also pay-setting authority that now shington's bureaucrats are representing more than half the set pay on the basis of the cost belongs to congress. used to demonstrations for federal work force, of living in each city. Other issues are Carter's 5,5 The spark for the protest was peace, against nuclear bombs percent cap on federal pay and power, for integration, Carter's long-awaited proposal, Although about half the increases, despite current pay — r - -:,-. :. ' - ' ' - * * . • - - -. — ** -- . - s . - a * .- - • , ' .' ' • . • - against busing, for women's made public last week, to revise workers would get higher pay, stan(Lirds calling for higher rights, against abortions. 2 . • federal pay procedures by the civil service unions claim raises, and the proposed combining the generous fringe women and minorities would merger of the high-benefit civil Most recently, government belief its with salary to arrive at wind up losing and the plan service retirement system with workers' paths have been a standard of comparison with involves giving the president Social Security. blocked by disgruntled farmers' tractors and angry truckers's diesel-hungry rigs. . . ' S ' • • -- , : , • -• - F-%NNF h'OXF d tinfl . -. , 1 I oca1 appearance Now it's the bureaucrats' turn. They plan a week of 404 arter's attention to their dismay over a nuinber of recent decisions affecting them. The protest will center in Washington, but activities are scheduled across the country in 11MIZ - cities with large concentrations - of civil servants. - L to Service ackd A Carter, of course, is the boss of the 2.1 million bureaucrats, 350,000 of whom work in the Washington area. They cannot strike, but have designated this week of protest over what they see as politically motivated attempts by the president to implement his 1976 anti-bureaucracy theme at their ex- 1;00R YEAR &%FNICE STORES • — • S • O PROFESSIONAL • . e THE WORK YOU F AU T HORIZE. WE RETURN WORN.OUT PARTS WE HONOR OUR AUTO SERVICE DO ONLY year romis e P 1FW • WARRANTY NATIONWIDE.* INSURE 0 -5ICK STARTS PROTECT MOVING FARTS And Enginep00 Lube C hange U une pense. The highlight comes Thursday *tth picketing of the Wbite House and a lunchtime rally in Lafayette Square across the street. It will be sponsored by 10 & - Spy Satellite Lapnched - CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) The Air Force has posted another eye In space as part of the U.S. Defense Department's network of "spy" satellites designed to detect Russian and Chinese space launch activities. The newest of the U.S. military's classified satellites roared aloft at 9:38 a.m. Sunday above the flaming tail of a powerful Titan-30 Air Force rocket. — . ine '.. • Shut - * . ' • Fuel Emergency Sought OWfl ' • " - its - - By United Press International - - - - - Bureaucrats Plan Protest — ' - In the book, titled "Fanne Foxe," the author says she became pregnant by Mills but opted for an abortion. She also says she and Mills, both married at the time to other people, exchanged simple wedding "Tidal Basin Bombshell" following one incident involving Mills, told him in advance that she had included some tidbits in the book to help promote sales. The 70-year-old Mills, Foxe, precipitated Mills' fall from power. Congressional colleagues stripped Mills of the committee chairmanship he had held For 17 vents in retaliation for the incidents. "It's awfully hard to admit you're an alcoholic," said Mills, who has not had a drink since Feb. 14, 1975. "Alcoholism is so misunderstood. Manspeople don't consider it a disease, even HIiUIV doetots. "But, it's an incurable disease. That's why I say I 'm a r"covcrmg alcoholic, not a recovered alcoholic." - • - alcoholics, said he has not read Ms. Foxe's book but has read and heard reports about it. "The book is full of lies," Mills said. ''She called me before it was printed. She was crying and told Inc she had to put these things in there to sell the book." - - , .-•. r The former chainnan of the House Ways and Means Committee said the stripper, nicknamed the vows and that Mills gave her his Masonic ring as a wedding gift. "I would be blacked out for months at a time," Mills said of his drinking problem. A was blacked out (luring my last campaign and I was blacked out when I went on stage with Fanne." One of the old-line conservatives in Congress, Mills appeared on the Boston Pilgrim Theater stage with Ms. Fox shortly after winning re-election in 1974. The incident, along with one in Washington that took place at the tidal b'IS11I also involving Ms. here to address a weekend gathering of 600 recovered Monday, June 11, 17-3A — • ' ' — — . ' • . . d - — . ,, Defectors .ejecors ,.rr,ve In U .S. , '' . NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Wilbur Mills says Fanne Foxe's book about their relationship when he was one of the most powerful figures in Congress was deliberately "full of lies" in an effort to boost sales. — Supporters Predict Passage crossea me center line and collided with the motorcycle. DESK RIFLED Mrs. Denton said her son had been visiting friends in Sanford A burglar broke into the Pmecrest Baptist Church at 119 W. and was returning home when the accident occurred. She said he Airport Blvd. Friday night, Sanford police reported. worked at his father's auto clinic In Geneva. Police said the burglar broke a window on the east side of the An Investigation of the accident is being conducted, the HighSunday School building and gained entry. Once inside, police said, way Patrol reported, but as of today charges against the driver the burglar rifled a desk drawer, but no items were reported had not been filed. stolen. Another window on the church was broken and police said The Highway Patrol said Denton was the 19th person to the from the total damage was estimated at $150. -S Wilbur Mills: Fanne Foxe's New Book Is Full Of Lies NATION an auto acefdeiat in Seminole County this year. Kelly Jay Denton, 18, of rural Geneva hoped to take his motorcycle to the North Carolina mountains this summer for one last spin before selling the machine and returning to school. He never made the trip. On Saturday he died when a car crossed the center line on state Route 46 near Route 426 and collided with his motorcycle head-on, the Florida Highway Patrol said. A Spokesman at Seminole Memorial Hospital said Denton was pronounced dead on arrival at shortly after 5 p.m. Saturday. The spokesman said the driver of the car, Butise McMillian, 58, who lists his address as P.O. Box 340, Sanford, suffered multiple injuries in the collision. He was admitted to the hospital and today his condition is listed as fair, hospital sources said. "He loved to ride his motorcycle, but he was going to sell it when he got back from the mountains. He wanted to go back to school in the fall," Mrs. Thomas Denton, the victim's mother, said today. According to the Highway Patrol, Denton was driving eastbound on Route 46 when McMilllam, heading west on the highway, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___________ - . . ,- - . '. I - - - . - - -.. , - - . — - - ,.5.,.. 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BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. mischievous artists. About all the samplings I have seen locally are crude, tasteless spray-paint efforts by vandals on schools and other buildings. They are hardly The Clock Beginning Of The commendable, and fall well below the status of graffiti. But I'm willing to offer a solution to the problem and In the process provide some energetic entrepreneur a way to make a dollar. My solution is simple: vending machine graffiti boards. Chalk boards with plexiglass coverings could be installed, like soft drink or candy bar machines, at strategic locations such as bus statlois and airports. Smaller units could be placed in restrooms. It's my belief that the machine would keep from desecration the walls of buildings now being defaced, saving untold dollars in cleanup. Also, the boards would put all the writing in a central, easy to spot location - a benefit to the reading public. At the deposit of a quarter, the plexiglass covering would unlock and small piece of chalk come. Ironically, it was not business that challenged this mandatory aspect of the voluntary guidelines. It was labor, which was never threatened by anything more than a weak presidential jawbone. Restricted in wage negotiations with industries thus forced to hold their price increases to 0.5 percent below the average hikes of 1976-77, the AFL-CIO and 10 of its member unions took the government to court. Their victory, announced in a ruling handed down in a federal court recently, promises to finish off the president's guidelines, which were already crumbling under the onslaught of a 13 percent inf4at ion rate, bureaucratic ineptitude, and rationalized wage-contract violations, notably in the case of the Teamsters. U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker's decision was unequivocal: "The program establishes a mandatory systemof wage and price controls unsupported by law." The WhiteHouse can nnnnl th1c (IDI'iQinn which it promises to do, or ask Congress for enabling legislation. Neither course offers hope. it is as unlikely that a higher court will find government sanctions against contractors to be within the of definition of "voluntary" as it is unlikely that this Congress will grant any kind of wage-price controls, Meanwhile, nothing much will be changed. The rampant inflation long since flooded over and around the guidelines dike. And, moreover, even though wage and price increases unrelated to increased productivity can contribute to inflation, they are mere symptoms rather than root causes of it. The wellspring of inflation is federal deficit spendiniz - the covering of multi-billion-dollar overdrafts, on the U.S: Treasury ,by printtng: money and by massive borrowing, which must debase the currency. But this is not to say that labor and business can now abandon all restraint in setting wages and prices. Now that the guidelines are truly voluntary, all the more reason the government and the American people should work together to inhibit this much of the inflationary pressures that threaten our economic well-being. Defeat of the voluntary wage-price guidelines could be a national blessing if this forces the president and the Congress away from placebo economic policies and back to the only sure cure for inflation - a balanced budget and reduction of the horrendous federal debt. -- Allies Endorse SALT A major development In the controversy over the SALT II agreement occurred when the agreement was endorsed In principle by NATO. The endorsement was unanimous by the 14 allies of the United States in the 15-nation North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The French foreign minister objected that the ceilings on the number of missiles in the new agreement were too high and would not really restrain the missile race. He also objected to endorsing the treaty without having seen it. (The final details are still being negotiated although a summit meeting has been set for June 15-18 In Vienna, where the United States and the Soviet Union are to sign the treaty.) Nevertheless, France joined In the NATO communique, which said: "Ministers agreed that a balanced limitation of the nni'Ipjr weapons capabilities of the Soviet Union and the United States will make an Important contribution to East-West relations and security. They looked forward to the opportunity to study in depth the official SALT II text once the treaty is signed." All of these factors give weight to their position. It should not be dismissed lightly when the SALT II treaty rntifhtInn t1hn+.. begins in the U.S. Senate. - I ,' J — _ .. - "Dear, what would you think of our becoming laid back?" a- i -.' - .•..-•,-_, • #1 , t •' ,• Ca n a r H a te n UNWO @LLS BYMIDNIGRT r dl e It? One Of WPE NMR GOING TO.%E OR A Kind JbCJR UPEME AGAIN f By DON GRAFF Idi, Idi, who's got the Amin? The ousted Ugandan tyrant may be in Libya under the protection amounting to virtual house arrest of his most notable supporter, that fanatic's fanatic, Muammar el-Qaddafi. Or he may be in Baghdad, shopping aro und among the more radical Islamic regimes for arms and men to stage a military comeback. Or he may have gone underground to his native bush country of northern Uganda to carry on a guerrilla campaign with the remnants of his army against the Tanzanian-supported liberators in Kampala. - I' Nobody believes the president who campal gned on a promise that "I will never lie to you." It is not that the public thinks Carter is deliberately deceiving it as Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard M. Nixon did in the dark days of Vietnam and Watergate. Carter still gets high marks for personal honesty and Integrity. Take your pick. The whereabouts of one of the most repellent figures to play a walk-on part on the world stage In recent years is a subject of rnnaitIriih1 •h...,. uvv Ut*y. Less so, possibly, in Uganda itself, where the dominant sentiment Is simply thankfulness that he is at last gone although still far from forgotten. And even should he be, already black Africa seems to have found a replacement in Bokassa I of the Central African Empire. That individual has been little heard from since his grandiose self-coronation some three years back as r uler of the backwater former French colony of UbangiShari. He has more than made up for that, however, with the now confirmed k il lings of students objecting, among ot her things, to regulations requiring them to wear government uniforms. According to Amnesty International, w hich blew the first whistle on the incident, the dead children between ages 8 and 16 may number in the hundreds. Bokassa himself hps acknowledged deaths, but minimized the number. And in his version, they were not children but "Grown-ups, youths." There have been suspicions of rottenness in this particular chunk of African real estate for some time, but heretofore little clear evidence other than the public beating sometime back of a Western journalist, administered personally by the emperor. The co untry Bokassa rules is potentially rich in uranium, iron, copper and other minerals. But so far, geography and politics have frustrated profitable exploitation. As it is, the Central African Empire Is one of the most Impoverished of the brotherhood of nations. Per-capita in come in $110 (1974 fIgures); life expectancy Is 33 for men, 36 for women; the birthrate of 43.4 per 1,000 is among the highest in the world, but so is infant mortality. Under the circumstances, the country is In no Position economically to afford Bokassa, whose personal taste runs to gold beds, Mercedes autos and Napoleonic Imperial trappings. Neither, Politically, is the rest of black Africa. But as was the case with Idi Amin in Uganda, the Organization of African Unity has maintalneti hands off Bokassa's misrule. The OAU purports to represent the conscience of Its black African member states, and It does this quite vocally In dealing with the nonAfrican world. It has, for example, warned the United States and Britain of grave consequences should they recognize the newly installed blaci.' majority regime in Zimbabwe Rhodesia. 11 , But people no longer believe what the , _____ president tells them about much ofanything, and especially about the nation's nagging nemeses of -.....J iIu energ , Lievuu e they uo no uunj that Carter himself has any real grasp of thea problems. So they tune him out. ___ uuaU'.i y it is not Carter's character that is in quedloe but his competence; not his veracity, but his vision. And that is a distinction that seems to have escaped the president and his closest aides, all of whom are baffled and somewhat bitter about the obvious lack of confidence In Carter that shows up in the polls and in the growing challenge to his presidency from within his own political party. "The level of cynicism out there Is just in. credible!" moaned one of the White House Georgians last week. "No matter what we say, or how carefully we back It up, people simply don't believe us." '-• There is a very human tendency, within the president's Inner circle, to look for scapegoats elsewhere - to point the finger at a cowardly Congress held captive by powerful special Interests, at rapacious oil companies, at a selfish populace that stubbornly refuses to recognize the need for sacrifices In its standard of living. And indeed, there are good grounds for criticizing all of the above. But attempts to spread the blame around will not get the president off the hook politically. If anything, It exacerbates Carter's troubles when he Is perceived as being at the mercy of events rather than the master of them. OUR READERS WRITE Ode To Lake Mary HI, Lake Mary: It's been about four months ago Since moving to this city. At first we felt it was too small Although we found It pret ty. We took the tour around the town Drove up and down the street Then went into the post office Where all the people meet. We drove around the City Hall And yes, we m thntt Surprised we were to f in d this place We tho ught, it wasn't fit But now we've grown to love this place We've made a lot of friends They're not the kind you find In towns Too, big, no time they'll lend But we know It's going to happen And it won't be very long This sm all and friendly little town Will grow—We won't be wrong They're putting up new things each People will forgive a president for making the "wrong" choice in a difficult situation as long as he acts decisively and communicates an aura of confidence about his chosen course. Carter, however, does neither. He acts to decontrol crude oil prices, then says he wouldn't veto a bill extending controls. He says all Americans must make sacrifices to fight inflatlon and curb energy consumption, then promises to shield the poor, the farmer, and anyone else who screams loudly enough. Cabinet officials contradict presidential statements and go undisciplined; Democrats In Congress denounce Carter's policies and go unpunished. The president says he will fight to the bitter end for what he believes Is right, but he Is using weapons loaded with blanks. - ,.. . By JIM ILAYNES Herald Sports Editor Hunting and fishing licenses aren't up for renewal until the end of this month, but already Seminole County fishermen are complaining about recent price hikes okayed by the Florida legislature. day Such as houses, roads and plants Soon all the cities near us Will take a second gla nce Although we know that someday Quite large It's going to grow We'll stay right here with all our friends. And new ones, get to know. So dear mayor of this town Don't worry, nor don't fret We'll stand right there to help you While It's growing, you can bet. Bonnie L. Olvera Washington Ave. Lake Mary - Sanford. Repression Eased WASHINGTON iiai diplamcyll ui has its uses. A $270 million loan frn ,gj the&pztImport Bank (EXIM)_ coupled with some high. level pressure applied by Vice Prealded Mon. ialelstfaU — mayba jf,f ofthouaanthofArg 5j under repressive military regime of President Jorge Rafael Videla. Since the Argentine military junta seized power fr*n Isabel Peron in 1976, an estimated 20,000 persons have simply disappeared. They were swept off Into the night by Vldela'sarmed thugs for Imprisonment, torture and in many cases death. Acting on reports from prisoners' families and some lucky survivors, the InterAmerican Commission on Human Rights 1ACHR petitioned the Videla government for perxnlaslcrn to Investigate the situation In Argentina. ObvIously fearing the results of an in. uependent outside Investigation, Videla Initially rejected the corwnlulon's request At the seine time, however, the Argentine govenunent was actively seeking a loan froin the U.S. Export-lmnpo,t Bank for $270 million to buy turbines fruan the Allls-thalmers Corp. for anew hydroelectric dam on the Parana River, The State Department, at the request of its liwiuci affairs office, decided to use the AllisChalmers deal as a lever to pry a little humanity out of the Videla regime. - — .'-..-.-.-.l-.-.---•. •'',' - Secretary of State Cyrus Vance spelled out the strategy In a letter last July 10 to John Moore, chairman of the Export-import Bank: "If Argentina were to invite the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to visit under cire*gnstances which would permit It to carry out Its mandated functions, we would relax certain restrictions now placed on United States aid and trade programs for Argentina." Noting that Videla had not extended 'an in. vitatlon 10 the coUlflhlZSlOfl "In a form It can MCCeI*," Vance wrote: "In view of this wemust CIflmefld against Export-import financing at this time of the Allis-Qmialnicr, application. .." 1 State Deportment's position was taken despite pressure from Rep. Clornag Ziblockj, DWis., chairman of the House Cmunittee on International Relation,. The congressman pointed out the dWi&ripandvenga risk of sootching the Milwaukee firm's loan applkatlon. "'11w Impact of losing this contract In terms of balance of Payments, U.S. employment and the economy In general is obvious," Zablocki had written Vance 1i4 June 20. .ft would he par. ticularly reettabte for a US, firm to lose this contract now to Japanese or Russian cornpetition for the 154* of Export-Import Bank b4pport. should the human rights situation In Argentina Improve to such a degree that Export. import support would be made available within a few weeks or ziwnths." - - - - _ IL . . r •' ou g. .i • - • With There was also opposition within the State Department. A confidential memorandum of Aug. 29, 1978, warned: "A political decision against Argentina would be disastrous. It could hardly be argued that the hydroelectrc plant could in any way improve the civil and political liberties of Argentinians, but conversely it is hardly tenable either that would In any way further jeopardize their liberties." . . Undoubtedly aware of this pressure on the Stale Department, Videla resisted the adzninistratlon's turbines-for-human-rights Proposition, But in Rome last September during thelnst11atlon of the late Pope John Paul I, Vice President Mcndale met with President Videla. Soon after, the State Department gave Its blessing to the Allis-Chalmers loan, and Videla has since given his reluctant permission for a human rights commission visit. A confidential State Department memo soon after the Mondale-Videja meeting noted that "the word is out in town that Mondale and Videla struck it Ruuuui deal, EXIM financing for an IACHR visit." The secret deal thcbt please human rights advocates in Foggy Bottom. A confidential memo dated: "Our caving tint on EXIM financing without any improvement in the human rights situ4iun will convince the lArgentinej hardliners that they have stared __ building. SISTER, Inc. noon, Holiday Inn. Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. FRIDAY, JUNE 15 Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford Airpost. Seminole South Rotary 7:50 a.m., Lard Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, Sears, Altamonte Mall, 10 a.m. Tanglewood AA, 8p.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 p.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. - - . - 11)1 0 • ',- - •% I. -' - ,— - -•- _----._____ J -6 a.* L .e' "Zj " , , • --_ - '. - sponsored a march along the , - - --' . -' ____________ '-- —_- - __ i' - _ - . —•• . _ - . , ' -" 1. ___ -f - t I.L, - - r __ - . ._'' I — i. -- • -- • 3. ," - " - ç. - ___________ rights demonstrators. Both marches were peaceful, ,. although aaou,a aea..,I• n h,uarueti by about 500 law enforcement ' officers, including state troopL.-.-t---" . ers in f ul l riot gear. The Klansmen, about 150 of l"' them clad in Mute robes, marched three abreast from the site of a violent Memorial Day weekend confrontation. Unlike that earlier clash, none of the Klansmen appeared armed with guns, although some carri ed clubs. -• Following speeches at city hall by various Klan leaders, -L - Wilkinson, of Dutham Springs t._. la., announced plans for an arch from Selma to Montgoims Another Kim official, Itay _______________ Steel, said the KKK also has - . . \1.._ -• . - low - - •-:--;.:. . — about 250 Klansncen on a march through the streets of Decatur — - -- • '-'---' • _ tA • , _ .1.11 I - " — - ' : ,;' • — - . • 0 •.. . • : ~.' :..:. -1i '7 4 . . .•. -q , •.' .' T . •. •' . If. - — ____ The six Sanford youths selected to attend the American Legion Boys State-program .July 1-8 at Tallahassee are as follows: (Front row) Art Woodruff, Pete Smith, David Pucker; (back row): t ' Av- 000000000 O LOW COST O . - program, Legion officials said today. 0 0 0 0 FOR ALL DRIVERS 0 0 - The six young men will join 562 others from throughout the state in VA em American Legion Boys State Chairman John Mattas, Greg Clause, Mark Mcintosh and Zachary flunbar. Tallahassee on July 1 for a seven-day session of civic and governmental training. The youths will be grouped into mock cities and counties and will as functions of The iucericun Legion Boys State chairman, John Mattas, said the youths selected and the groups sponsoring them are as follows: Arthur Woodruff and Pete Smith (American government necessary to operate those entities. Legion Post 53k, William Clause ( Sanford Elks Ledge Number 12411, Murk McIntosh iSanford notary Club), Zachary Dunbar (Kiwanis Club: David Pilcher also was selected, b ut lie will 1wattendi ng a Na ti ona l .cnu I'oun•dation program in physics in New York and will not be able to attend, • , sume An = OINSURANCEO A L egion Selects Six Youths For Summer Program Six Sanford youths have been selected to attend the Florida American Legion Boys State summer lie 0 ]' Washington scrap the country's $140 billion investment In nuclear energy. It was "Survival Sunday . II" at the Hollywood Bowl. on brushcovered hillsides or perched in trees to watch the parade of entertainers. Eighteen thousand people paid $5 each to baste in the blistering sun and hundreds of others huddled Hall became involved in the anti-nuclear movement two years ago through musician friends Jackson AREA DEATHS 111119 Funeral service is for the living. for those left behind who must make an adjustment. What we do, therefore, must be based upon their individual thoughts and feelings. Browne and Bonnie Raitt. .. .. KELLY DENTON Kelly Jay Denton, 18, of Geneva, died Saturday afternoon at Seminole Memorial Hospital as the result of a motorcycle-car accident. Born In Titusville, he had lived In Geneva for 17 years. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Geneva and a mechanic's helper. He attended Seminole County schools, GRAMvr"' NOW FUNERAL HOME - liii WISI MItPOHT HOULEVAHL) SANIOflO,I37 LOIIIOA 11 1.EPI4ONE 2-1713 WILLIAM IGRAMKOW He Is survived by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Denton, Geneva; brother, Todd Denton, Geneva; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Denton, Longwood. Brlsson Funeral Home-PA is in charge of arrangements. J," ARCHIE B. SMITH SR. Archie B. Smith Sr. 82, of 2718 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died Saturday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Born in - I - __ I, • — - — a - •-----.•-.. •- - -. - - -- - - - - --- -- - - - - - - - - - - -. -• - .., - S ' .-.- -- • -- - -- ',. New York, he moved to Sanford In 1925 from Palatka. He was a member of the Coast Guard Reserve in World War II, past member of the Sanford Yacht Club and a member of the Sanford Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Builder and manager of the Sanford Boatworks until his death, he helped build the old Osteen Bridge. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ruth P. Smith, Sanford; brother, Chester L. Smith, Savannah Ga.; sons, Archie B. Smith Jr., Sanford, Samuel S. Smith, Jacksonville and Tommy C. Smith, Leslie, Ga.; daughters, Mrs. Mary S. Hall, Jacksonville, Mrs. Sylvia S. McCampbell, West Palm Beach and Mrs. Arlene S. Redmer, Louisville, Ky.; 17 grand children and 16 greatgrandchildren. - - - - - - -- --- - -- - I= OM g AUTO • u3 ' - Op *al 9 - . 00 0 . 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Eric Darrow Officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Archie B. Smith Sr. Memorial Fund In care of Sanford Alliance Church. Burial In Evergreen Cemetery Gramkow in charge. French Ave. 0 Nuclear Power Protest Held 1, ,. -. - - - ,,, - -- . DECATUR, Ala. (UP!) - Ku civil rights struggles of the on these streets to defend of the Ku Klux Klan. This time "We embarrassed the Klan." scheduled it rally for .icuie' 23 in Klux Mail and civil rights 1960s. America." we're going to win." he said of Saturday's marches. l)ecatur leaders say their twin demon"It's going to be a long, hot list time we had a rally of But the Rev. R.B. Cotton' "We really put theizi in their "We're going to see a replay strations on the streets of this summer in Decatur and of the '60s, except it's going to reader, a project director for place." this kind, we had 11,000 north Alabama city Saturday across Alabama," KKK chaplin be a lot worse," predicted Bill the Southern Christian LeaderKlan leaders, calling for people,- Steel said. '1 believe were only the beginning of a Bill Hiccio said. "If necessary, Wilkinson, imperial wizard of ship Conference, saw it dif- "victors over the racemixers, we will have 25,000 people this nationwide resurrection of the we will spill every drop of blood the Invisible Empire, Knights lerently. communists and liberals," led time.- Methodist Church, Casselberry. Seminola Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellow Hall, 1074 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees Board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee down the - Yankees, or that the dollar, not; Southern idealism, still rules in Washington."; Footnote: In fact, sources told our associate; Bob Sherman, Videla has in recent weeks relaxed the iron-fisted repression of his die. tatorship, hoping to clean things up for the: IACHR visit later this summer. WASHINGTON WHIRL: Jimmy Carter, who squeaked his way to victory as the "anti.; Washington" candidate in 1976, is apparently planning the some action in 1980. At a recent White House reception for Vietnam veterans,: Kirk Bauer, a legislative assistant to Rep. Peter Peyser, D-N.Y., delivered a message to th president. Bauer, who lost a leg in Vietnam, told Carter: "1 have a message from my father. H thinks you'll get re-elected no matter what thosi bum in Washington say." Replied a smiting , Carter: "I can take care of the bums." The Treasury is planning to auction off 7000 Carson City silver dollars, and is working out a way to make sure that bidders get a fair: shake. But the time it has taken to set up the auction has provided an unexpected bonus for: the successful purchasers of the collector's, iteiis. The coins, p1-c-wrapped years ago, con- $ thin a message from the president of the United States: "As we approach America's Bicenlennial, this historic silver dollar is one of the.:' most valuable reminders of 'our nation's heritage." The president? Richard Nixon. _._ New Wave Of C'i'v'i'l Rights Protests Seen • ., $270 M*11ion July 1. Hunting licenses went -Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United - from $7.50 to $11.50, and some Tallahassee big shots a The state estimates an extra hunting license fees, cluck cluded in the measure. ,cimed at combination licenses are up to pay raise Iromim $25,000 to $2.9 million will be raised next houses could be sprwging up at commercial fishermen. $40,000. I think if they knew year and the money is ear- favorite hunting haunts The An 1fl('OUnt. hunting license $17.50 "I've already had a couple of where the money was going, it micarked for enforcement of resulting $90,000 raised ouhI increased Ironic $2 to $450 wildlife laws, fish restocking match a $150,000 federal grant fishermen come in to buy their would make a difference." Non-resident lees remained programs and expansion of for building duck habitats. new license, and flatly refuse to the same, a five-day license pay when they learned of the I)uii Putt, of Katie's linding hunting lands. also e('stlng $S 50. 14-day costing increase," said Jim Prevatte, on the Vekiva River, said he State legislators Hunting license prices were reversed themselves by $7.0 and yearly license $10.50. of the Osteen Bridge Fishing had no complaints yet. "But Camp. then not many have ccmc in to raised for the first time in 44 ratifying a compromise bill that Those prices were increased "They are imiad. I think the renes yet," he added, "they sears. ouhl b'n fish trap use in last %ear . Mangeinitni ai •;taiicps also bigges. problem is they feel the will come closer to the end of If Go. Robert Graham signs Florida territorial waters. Crab $10. extra money will be c:ivinv the month" into law a new bill on duck and lobster traps are not in- remained the same ktesLdent fishing licenses went from $3 to $6.50, effective TUESDAY, JUNE 12 Suburban Republican Women's Club, 10 a.m., at The First FS&L, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Speaker Betty Smith of Seminole Sheriff's Department on self defense and rape. Silent auction. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Sunshine Park community center. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry and 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. 11n-County Road Runners CB Club, 7:30 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 White Elephant sale and auction, sponsored by Camelot Homemakers Assn., 11 a.m., 1532 Canterbury Circle, Casselberry. Proceeds to Charity. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center. Recovery, 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., Sears, Altamonte Mall. NART-AARP directors meeting, 2 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. United Veterans and Senior Citizens, Inc., 10 a.m., American Legion Campbell-Losslng Post 53, Sanford. Open to all honorably discharged veterans and to registered voters over 55. Altamonte-Casselberry Chamber of Commerce, 11:45 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Speaker-State Rep. Bobby Brantley on 1979 Legislative Session. THURSDAY, JUNE 14 Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, JACK ANDERSON ______ .-.- He' s Not %4C A GALLON IN WASHINGTON (NEA) After all the anguish of recent history, It is inexpressibly painful to see yet another American president consumed by a credibility gap. But that Is what Is happening to Jimmy Carter. , Is Fishermen Irked By Hikes In Licenses Stop, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Lake view Middle School Advisory Committee 7:30 p.m. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry and 7 p.m., Florida Federal S&L, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m.,and 7:30 p.m. Canton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Deland; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. VIEWPOINT IWAWTV0 e" l --------------------------..•-.... - ,,, _Je o. MONDAY, JUNE 11 TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle It is an idea, I am convinced, whose time has ANGL EWAL TERS fatal I would be dispensed. When the graffitist finished his or her artwork, political manifesto, poem, limerick or whatever, he or she would close the glass covering and the work would stand until the next quarter was dispensed. Effective July 1 - Even when President Carter announced his voluntary" wage-price guidelines last October as a sort of administration showcase against inflation, he made a contradiction that may give the blow to his program. He pledged to bar government contracts from businesses that did not volunteer tQ go along. BERRY'S WORLD CALENDAR By GEOFFREY POUNDS End Of Controls Monday, June 11, 1979—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Yost loan couldbsappiav.din2i ho,,cs and completed within 3 days ask fw sit. Op..o,oqs on dviv 24 ho,,., ci L 1 %A ~ d,j, 7 doys ci Pan American Financial Services, Inc. lAcrnwd Mort gar Broker 1501 So. Church Abe., Susie 202 Tampa, honda 3360 ,gt 0 :; Business Loans $10,000 to $250,000 Mr. Fairchild COLLE11 1-813-877-5704 �. SPORTS .. . Monday, June 11, 19fl 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ajor League Pittsburgh NEW YORK U131) We just didn't want nobody to know." - With those words, 19-year-old jockey Ronnie Franklin dismissed the more than $1.3 million wagered Saturday by tens of thousands of fans who had hoped to see Spectacular Bid become racing's third consecutive Triple Crown winner. Instead, they watched in 1. a. ( N). \ -,~,. I t \ I - Just Di odn 't the straw of his stall, driving it IL4 inches into his foot and causing it to bleed profusely. "It was in there pretty good," said Delp. "1 could see It was hurting him and when I pulled it out it hurt him even more." Delp, however, said he continued preparing the horse for the race as planned, giving him a bath and walking him 45 minutes. At 10 a.m., however, Delp said he notified the Meyerhoffs that he might have confusion and disappointment as Bid finished third behind Coastal and Golden Act, the first time the alleged "Horse of the Century" lost in 12 starts. What Franklin, trainer Bud Delp, and Harry, Teresa and Tom Meyerhoff said they were concealing was that Bid had injured his left front foot on the morning of the race. According to Delp, the big gray colt had stomped on a open safety pin in Nobody To Want to scratch the colt. But by 3:30 in the afternoon, when Bid did not seem to be showing any signs of lameness, Delp decided to go ahead and run him. "We were apprehensive all day, but it was the Triple Crown," said Delp. After Bid finished third, Delp still did not mention the pin incident because "we'd be making excuses before a national TV audience." After the race, Franklin said Bea n Likes It H ot... Sports Parade l MILTON HICII%LtN I - - • I. NEW YORK (UP!) -Luckily for Spectacular Bid, there's still such an organization around as the Society for the Prevention of C.lty to Animals or else he might be on his way to the stockyards or glue factory today. You never saw a horse drop down so much in class In less than 2 minutes. A few days ago, everybody was talking him up as the new wonder horse, maybe faster and better even than mighty Secretariat. But, because he failed to win the third gem of the Triple Crown by a bit more than a length, suddenly he's a bum. Welcome, Spectacular Bid, to the What Have You Done Lately Club. What a shame people have such short memories. If nothing else, Saturday's 111th running of the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park proved that winning isn't necessarily everything. William Haggin Perry's Coastal, trained to near perfection by Dave Whiteley, won the race with a good ride by Ruben Hernandez. Nobody talked about Coastal or Hernandez, though. Not much, anyway. What everybody buzzed about, instead, was Spectacular Bid's third-place failure and Ronnie Franklin's poor judgment in sending the horse out in front too quickly in the grueling mile-anda-half test. I didn't have a ticket on Spectacular Bid Saturday but from what I saw and what! heard later from those involved in the race, I wouldn't hesitate to take one on the horse his next time out. Okay, he got beat in the Belmont. It is possible everyone already has forgotten how easily he put away all the other horses in the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness, how he was last year's 2-year-old champion and how he had won 12 in a row before Saturday? Is it possible people have forgotten in such a short time which horse won the Florida Derby, the Fountain of Youth, the Flaming thBluegrass Stakes? Not only Is It possible, that's what has happened. My own personal feeling is that Spectacular Bid will come back to beat Affirmed, last year's Triple Crown winner, later on and he will win the vast majority of his other future races. 1 think there Is a tendency to write off Spectacular Bid too quickly, and I also think if I were Ronnie Franklin, I'd have myself a talk with Eddie Arcaro regarding the virtues of hugging the rail. Nobody did that better than Arcaro and if Franklin Is curious at all about how many races Arcaro won, or stole, by riding that way, all he has to do is find the place where they keep those old photo finishes. Franklin rode fairly close to the rail for a while Saturday, then surrendered it for no apparent reason and Inexplicably swung Spectacular Bid wide on the far turn. "1saw him going on the outside, so I went in," said Hernandez, who knows an obvious advantage when he sees one. Some of Franklin's fellow jockeys felt he had made his move with Spectacular BH much too early but the 19-yearold Franklin didn't think x . He didn't think he had misjudged even if there were those who thought he had. "I know I didn't mess It up because If I did, (trainer) Buddy Delp would've been down here jumping all over me, and you can see for yourself he isn't here," Franklin said to newsmen In the jockeys' quarters after the race. Franklin said he heard Spectacular Bid making a gargling or "choking" sound after he pulled the horse up following the race. He said he never heard that before but a post-race examination failed to show anything. "The horse just didn't have it," Delp said Sunday. "We lost a race, that's all. We'll be hack." With more experience, Ronnie Franklin Is bound to be better. I doubt that it will help Angel Cordero, who has a lot of experience "already and finished far back aboard General Assembly in the Belmont. Cordero had differences with Franklin days before the race and at one point after he was through blaming everyone else, he blamed the media for his problems. . Nobody in the jockeys' quarters was any happier over Spectacular Bid's failure to win than Cordero. He didn't even try to disguise his feelings. :: "What happened to the 'super horse?" he hollered derisively In ,the jocks' room. Cordero was enjoying himself so much, you would've thought he won. He certainly showed a lot of class. Like none. One thing! have to say for him, though. He didn't try to blame General Assembly's seventhplace finish on the media. Maybe he just didn't think about It. . . .• • - •' • .'. d • . romez -'- -km -"-',.- e*Z \ - : -' • .' 't\ -. r.•---. _______ _j ' #" -a 4= '-• - - . •. - ______________ -' - -I. • ' • Bean, a 26-year-old Georgia Bean hadn't come to Atlanta. I wish he'd been like Tom Watson native who was third on last-and Jack Nicklaus and skipped year's money list with more Photo by Tom Hush tha n $267,000 after winning this tournament." Robin Rabldeau and Lisa Devlin of DeLand go flying on the hull of their Prindle Watson atid Lee Trevino were three tournaments in a five16 Catamaran last weekend on Lake Monroe. It was Strictly Sail Club fun day, among 10 of the top 19 money week span, won $54,000 Sunday. with some 50 crafts participating in the ziieet. winners who bypassed Atlanta to jump Into fourth place on the ______________________________________________ btt1zunRn figured that the way,: money list (behind Watson0 . Fuzzy Zoeller and Lanny Wadkins) at just over __•__•__ r ...' • 11-11': •r' _____ j-- - .f rw' . . weather is hot in Toledo this made any difference If all 10 ' week, list Andy Bean as a had showed up. "It was ridiculous, he was contender to win the U.S. Open. Bean insists the hotter It Is, like a robot," said Inman. "He the better he plays, and he would have birdied more except proved It this past week under a he was so far In the lead he scorching Georgia sun by didn't want to be too aggressset t ing a record pace whi le lye." Inman, who led the C1aái winning the $300,000 Atlanta Golf Classic by a whopping until Bean erupted with a eight strokes - the widest course-record 11-under-par 61 winning mar gi n on the PGA on Saturday, was Bean's, playing partner in Sunday's: tour in recent years. "What can I say?" Bean final round and he noted wryly, asked Sunday, after posting a "You got the feeling watching him play he could birdi e any 23-under-par 265 the most an of the touring pros have been hole he wanted." Bean, who picked up his first' that far under In since Johnny ctory this year, went into the vi Miller was 25 under at Tucson back in 1975. "The hole was final round with a five-stroke lead and although he had a 67 there and I found it." Runner-up Joe Inman, who Sunday, he insisted he was had a career low 15-under in the trying to play conservatively. "I could have been a little Classic, pretty well spoke for t he other golfers In the field bolder, but why. take the •. " f •' '."' _______. ' ''..• • - - .. ' CTDIIT1 V i FUN .•. . 't .- ...•-.-' - . ... • " ,. • At V. .. .. -... • . " ... $174,000. Wing, Robbins Hurl DSJ No-Hitter, 21-0 City Playoffs the-park home run and two D$J EQUIPMENT S.P.C. PROPAlan Wing and Jim Robbins hit pitching holding the VFWers damage for the winners. singles to lead Milex Tuneup to Robbins A S It TINIIS AIR H took turns holding B.P.C. well in check. A seven-run 300 3 2 2 Arnold Mike Schmlt flexed his a 15-4 Lrlumph over Dick Joyce WIng Properties hitless and Wing second inning and a five-run The Sanford Little Major IO ::: went 4-for-4 Saturday to lead burst in the fourth did all the muscles and cracked an out-of- Well Drilling. I s 2i1 League city championships will And Smith Insurance rallied D&J Equipment to a 21-0 vie. sorry °'°" DATRO Tuesday, June 1, at Fort : open JOYCI DRILLING MILIX TUNE-UP SMITH INS. for three runs in the top of the tory In the Seminole Pony I *11K AIRN AI RN s AIRN N Hardwick melLon M e ll on Par., featuring Chase fifth Inning, then hung 2 ii on for Lsdb,ttsr z so Mart,I 3 05 Archer Have to" sos w,gs Baseball League. I I I Mohr '" i Co. of the Little National Cramer Moran ,s s is dear life in the bottom 3 11 of the D&J Equipment scored 12 I:: League and Flagship Bank of 3' o 4 3 3 Tar bins., 3 2 3 Broomfield 3 I I Stevens frame in a 7-5 triumph over tailson I a I Couch runs In the top of the fifth inning Wilson Joyce 2 ill iams isis Seminole of the Little American 12 it Datro Landclearing. Smith to seal B.P.C. Property's fate. ?'.m rngs i, Totals 373114 Totals League. Thomas 2 I I Cotiffl$n Insurance had only four hits, In other games, Don's Shoes oysum I ' : Joan D&JIRipmSnt Ni 5021-Il The second game of the bent is, but made the most of them with McCormick • • R:vmind tripped VFW Post 5405 by a 1.-1 Sheehan 1 : : Totals eir I two-outof4hi games series lidell I' ll Eddie Taubensee going 3-for-3. ''" score in Pony action, with n r" lo will be held Wednesday, June 15 lilt CIIlId.f$ oil Totals II 4 1 Totals Open June 19 .: Thorne IW :. -, r. . M -i__ a' 404 Joyce Drilling Milex Tune-up David Roysum was 3-for-3 for I?? 4 Totals A FAVIA111111111 Smith Insurance p 344 13x-IS Datre the losers and Joey Mohr added 611 U-4 fwn r -A hile GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas the driver of the vehicle, was (UP!) - A stock car that spun reported in fair condition late of control while traveling at Sunday at Parkland Memorial about 100 mph on a south Dallas Hospital and probably no County drag strip Sunday charges will be filed against VFW POST $411 DON'S SHOES smashed into a row of spec- him. b Al I H tators standing In a restricted KilT 3 I 1 liii 11 5 Witnesses told police the LsIsr I I S I. Cnp.rd i i area, killing four persons and spectators who were hit sos wick 51 were liwseina Injuring six, police said. K.sslnser 155 McKsIyy 4*1 standing on a track apron - Gutsy s so s. s*i Ill nice Turner 42I A horrified crowd of several within only a few feet of one of linger 355 O.CUppsrd 411 thousand watched the 1969 the lanes on the quarter-mile luginkimp I 55 SCkautNet I 15 55 Co. 55 CamaroattheYelloBellyDrag track.Awarnlngisprintedon Rldler Totals liii Nis" 2*1 Zimmer 255 Strip plow into the onlookers the embankment next to the Totals 34 si about 6 p.m. apron, cautioning onlookers 10 401*5-I VFW Police said D.C. Thompson, keep away, police said. * .l* KEVIN WAINSCOT if needed, set for Friday, June fl. Au games will begin at 7:30 p.m. Flagship Bank Is making its 51 In Pinto action, First Federal of Seminole trimmed Winter Springs Community Church, 1 9. Jimmy Kremer and Jerry Smith hurled a one-hitter for the winners. Christ Sprung and Smith had two hits each, with Smith ving in the winning run on a double. ' 1 1, • 20, with the third game, 0 - Race Mishap Kills Four championships, but the first two visits ended with the Little National League entry on top. Lee Charron and Frederick Miller are expected to handle' most of the pitching chores for Flagshi p Bank, and join Brian' Sheffield, Horace Knight arid Eddie Korgan as the top hitters cm the team. •• - • •. • • Chase's top pitchers are ; Darryl Merthle and Cult Byington. The pair, along with Keith McGrlff, are also the t Herald PhOtSI by Ciii Ootgsr hitt ers on the team. Other key players are Dee Johnson and RYAN MULLINS Theodore Graham. '.•' Sanford Youth All-Stars Selected Sanford Little American League champ Flagship Bank and second place George's accounted for more than half of that league's 18-man all-star team as each placed five players on the team. In the Sanford Little National League, second place Railroaders topped the all-Mar selections with five picks, while champion Chase & Co. and Medical Center each put four players on the team. The two teams will each participate in a pair of tournaments In Sanford. The first tournament will be at Ft. Mellon Park on the Fourth of July. The Sanford-Seminole Jaycees are sponsoring a four-team invitational tournament which will also include Paola and Post Orange. The Sanford Americans play Paola at 10 a.m. on July 4, while the Sanford Nationals take on Post Orange at 12 noon. The two winners will play for the championship at 6 p.m. A flveeam, double-deminatlon sub.dlstrlct tournament will open in Sanford July 0 In opening night games, the Sanford Americans play the Kissimmee Americans and Paola plays the Kissimmee Nationals. The Sanford Nationals don't play instil the second night of the tournament. Topping the selections from Flagship Bank was pitcher- curred during the runnlngof the t 4 - - kart winners circle again last both front legs after passing the weekend as brothers Mark and three-eighths pole and sent °PdIchael each picked up heat jockey Danny Winick tumbling wins, sister Georgeann had a to the track Martin Hamilton :r of accunda and poppa H. G. tried to guide Doe Sweelea :yjj had a third in the around the accident area, but Doe tripped over the fallen feature. Other Sanford racers in- horse, dying Instantly. De uded Tom Connor with a Dynoinite Kid was destroyed. ourth and fifth and Steve Hamilton suffered a possible MuIak with a second, two broken collarbone. Winick was not injured. thirds and a fourth. It . . ' . • KISSIMMEE- The Kon- fifth race on the main track dradd family struck the go when De Dynosnite Kid broke •• / / •..,.. •• . - - The mishap Saturday oc- • - ' Kondracki Family ' ,.., •:• 1. ALBANY, Calif. (UP!) - In Last week of racing at Golden the fourth accident during the Gate Fields, two horses died and a jockey was Ijured Saturday, the final day of the . / • SpiII Kills Two Horses ,• ATLANTA (UPI) - If the Bean played, it wouldn't have I 1 71 Whotta Drop In Class I ifl ii i A I-ga... ..rc.• Dr. Don Valiance of Baltimore examined the colt when he arrived there Sunday, and reported that the hoof was bruised and had hemorrhaged. However, the veterinarian added, the bruise might have been caused by something other than the pin. Spectacular Bid was given a tetanus shot Sunday and was scheduled to receive antibiotics for the rest of the week In an effort to ward off infection. incident was the real cause of Bid's loss. "I was shocked," said steward John Rotz. "We plan no Investigation, because he passed the veterinarian's Inspection (before the race)." Observers at Pimlico said the horse was visibly favoring the foot when he came off the van, although backstretch people at Belmont reported the colt did not limp at all when he was loaded at 6:30 a.m. Sunday. he knew something was wrong but Sunday admitted he lied when he told reporters the horse was choking and gurgling during the final part of the race. "I had to say something so that's the first thing that popped Into my head," Franklin said. "That was the real reason." However, officials at Belmont said they were stunned by DeIp's announcement and found it hard to believe the -- - • - - .•• -. •• I-.••-•• - •• -- infielder Lee Qiarron, a returnee from last year's all-star team. He Is joined by teammates Brian Sheffield, Eddie Korgan, Horace Knight and Frederick Miller. Named to the team from George's were Chad Braden, Phil Rinkavage, Eddie Barnes, Scott Carter and Noy Rivers. Jo Jo McCloud, the league's top home run hitter with 17, has one of three Jack Prosser Ford players to make the Little American League team. He Is joined by teammates Bruce Sellers and Andrea Williams. Rounding out the team are Joey Evans and Brian Ashcraft of Atlantic Bunk, Robert Quinn and Larry Thomas of American Produce Exchange and Alex McGrtff of Seminole Petroleum. The one-two hitting and pitching punch of Darryl Merthie and Clint Bylngton top the picks for Chase & Co. on the Little National League team. Also selected from Chase were Keith McGriff and Dee Johnson. Kevin Smith, Don Grayson, Herbert Dixon, Orion Waldo and Hobble Boyd were all picked from Railroaders to play in the all-star team. Medical Center placed Bruce Franklin, Scott Krlger, Dexter Franklin and Tony Van Burger an the Little National League squad. Also picked were Richard Leonard, Lee Frederick and Behest Hill of Clam Leonard Shell, Craig Dixon of First - • .. - • - . • - 0. 0 - ••- - - . •-• .-- . The Sanford Youth Baseball Association has also announeedplansforaPeeWeeUagueau.stargamewhe: played prior to the tournament championship tilt on the: Fourth of July. Named to the American squad which will be coached y . John Lewis, Andy Adcock and Johnny Blake were'. Terrance Carr, Timothy Graham, Todd Revels and John Lewis of Adcock Roofing; Leonard Lucas, Steve Hickson, Travis Pickens and Reginald Bellamy of Westujgje Merchants; and Jeff Blake, Ronald Blake, Lenlie Thomas" and Eric Williams of Seminole Sporting Goode. The Pee Wee Nationals will be coached by Danny Martin, Dwayne Bohannon, Bill Shaw and Randy Hill, will include Chris Elland, Eric Lure, Derrick Bur and'" Eddie Charles of Clam Leonard Shell; Chris Shaw, Mike'' Shaw, Travis Hill and Shay Crockett of Butch's Chevron Service and Willie Graham, Dwight Brinson, Scott Kern' and Rusty Smith of Ken Kern's Garage. ..i. - York ew 30 27 526 31 z Boston 23 28 .472 61: New York John S ill he dratt IIliIlselt' It its a (in the list of protected and day. '1 could tell you the first protected by Chicago. the way joke, th e four nest entries available players released eight picks." David lurigeciri was clairitud the Montreal (';uiadiens handle Quebec, Edmonton, Hartford Sunday night, Montreal exFor wee ks the Canadiens and protected by the New York tlieiiiles during CXPaSiOIi and Winnipeg aren't laughposed 38 players, by far the have been busier than a Islanders, allowing them to lrafts, last seek stated the mg. Arid if it's a lesson, why most in the league. On paper, politician on election da . expose delensenien Gerry Hart • 6th race C 3.8 Time 38 S7 35 21 625 1 32 27 .542 512 - 600 3 .o 7 Moving Sandy 4 40 Q(3•4) 16.60, P(4.3) $1.30, T(437) 140.70. 7th race B 35 Time 31.11 3 B Lorded 1180 9.80 5 20 I Son Son Eaker 8.00 5 00 6 Si Kido 100 0(3.4) 03.60, P(34) 2$4.10. T(34.) tmv's t'Xpaiisioii draft, the the skill of the Canadiens at (aiiaduens again slioted the shielding ttwii' talent. rest of tile league how to "That's why we won't trade operate. Ferguson knows it only with them," continued Peitoo ssell. A. the general letier. "We haven't traded with manager of the Winnipeg Jets, them ill all these years." he w il l be draftuiig from the Maybe that acowits for the 826-80, 5th race A 5-14 Time 31.07 3.60 280 7 10 Rosy Romy IVickie's Flash 3.20 3.00 1 Mr. Brick 7 80 012.4) 12.00, P124) 21.10. 1(241) 54.40. Toronto S, Oakland 0 Sunday's Results pallifulk obviows. isn't anyone luirning? Ifick Cliartraw, Cain Connor, shaking a hand here and , I f Pat Price. Even those t%%o Cilli 'IUlt tile %%-it)- they "You (Ilm't play poker with PlIt 11119hes, Rod Liulgway, making .I tical there to insure l: % escape tile draft. After all, do ttuiilgs,' Ferguson said, the dealer," said one man who Pierre Larouche and Gi ll es that they keep their best Montreal isn't the only club looking toward the NIil,s has learned, lie is Marcel Lupien are all available. players. The new teams w il l making deals. ;tniiunl meetings. "'l'IIey'vc woo Pelletier, director of player Don't bet that many wi ll go probably get something out of 'Fhie iiieetirigs continued tour Stanley ('ups in a row." personnel For the Philadel ph ia elsewhere, though. Coruior may It, But Montreal gets to keep the MUrKIav with the rules commitlii preluiuuriarv to Wednes- Flyers, and he was referring to wind up in Edmonton. Main nucleus of the teani that ' 3 Never Sure 9th race 8 S-16 Time 11.24 extras of tile 17 Nill. clutxs. Yet fact has tee iiievtung scheduled for Ii) lobe, one of four players produced those Four Stanley a.m. League ['resident John Montreal reclaimed from the Cups. Ziegler hint ed the coniniitte't' WIIA, wi ll be one of the first Meaiit hIIk, sonic talented tiiav examine' severe penalties men p ul led back. Barring an Wli, players wound UI) with for players engaging in second unlikely double-cross, the Sill, clubs. Kent Nilsson, arv altercations. (2anadiens have a good idea of formerly of Winnipeg but no what to expect from this draft. relation to Former Jets' star and '11w All-Stars and award "The first two rounds are .I current Ne%% York Ranger Ulf *the Flyers are t1w only 2 High Diver Baltimore i, Texas 3 77 40 10.80 610 his osii iiamnc appears on the te;un lock," said a sour ce, describing Nilsson, went to Atlanta. 'Ferry besides Montreal to win 6 Tribune Chicago 6, Milwaukee 2 3 20 .1 70 C;uni;idieiis available list, California 9. Detroit i a Blue Pebbles what wi ll happen on Wednes- Ruskowski of Winnipeg was 5 60 the cup in seven years. Cleve 1, Seattle 3 10 inns. 0(2-5) 36.00, P(2•4) 132.00, T(2-6-1) 479.60. Sunday's Results Boston S. Minnesota 0 i0th raceTl.I6Time4S.20 Baltimore 5, Texas 4 7 Quick Rina 6.20 580 1 10 Today's Games New York 10, Kan City 4 0 Streaker Kyle 180 5.80 (All Times EDT) Chicago 13. Milwaukee 3 5 Leazar Par Dome Houston 5 20 (Richard 64) at Detroit 10, California 7 QUO) 1 0.0, P(ll) 07.30, 1(715 ) hiiadelphia (Lerch 21), 735 Oakland 12, Toron to I 125.60. M. Seattle 5, Cleveland 2 Atlanta 11th race Time 5*5 Time 31.32 (Brilzolara 1-2) at Today's Games 2 JM's Speed Rapid 480 440 260 ontreal (Grimsley 5 .0, 6:03 (Au Times EDT) 7 Mou ntain Cliff M. is 60 1 80 Seattle (Abbott 2.7) at Toron 3 Todd Oliver 390 Ciocinnati (Norman 61) at 0(2-7) 66.20. P12.7) 06.60. T(77.3) ow York (Orosco 3.5), 6:05 to (Jefferson 1.5), 7:30 p.m. By United Press international -fore game, also a pair following a single Dy t' ruts. 1(111 singles to pace San California (Barr at 3*5.40. 31) rri Talk is starting in Phila- of doubles, including one in the Dave Bader honiered in the Francisco. 1.2) at Los Cleveland (Wilkins A 2-3). 12th race 3.$ Time 3121 St Louis (Sykes 7:35 delphia that Danny Ozark's job fifth inning that scored Pepe fifth for the Phillies, who add ed Astros 5, Mets 3: p.m. 7.00 180 2.60 6 Iola WhiZ eles (Reuse 43), 10:30 p.m. Oakland (McCatty 40) at I Lantana Sandy as ritanager of the Phullies may E'rias, who had four of Atlanta's two runs in the seventh when 12.10 3.60 Tuesday's Games Craig ReynoliLs drilled a two 5 Rocko Troubles 3 00 Cincinnati at New York, night Detroit (Morris 32), 8 p.m. be in jeopardy. 15 hits while scoring three runs. Niekro wild-pitched Greg Gr os s ru n single to spark a four-run Baltimore (McGregor 02) at 8) 0(477.60, P(S-4) 150.00, 1(3-4-5) 140 u s 0 n at Philadelphia, Chicago (Baumgarten S•3), 0:30 ssi.00. ht "Th e trouble wi th the team is home from third and Larry Fourth inning and provide "1 think it would be cornp.m. Attendance 3575; Handle $266,205 [Iowa hit an 14111 double. we're not hitting with men on, Houston with its victory over pletely unfair for anything to Boston (Stanley 6•4) at hiappefltol)ami)' because of th e sa id Ozark. "Maybe th e team Kansas CIty (Busby 2.2), 8:35 Elsewhere in the NationalNew York. p m. way the Phillies have been tias been pressing beca use of League, it was San Francisco 7, Cubs 10, Dodgers 3: Tuesday's Games Bi ll Buckner drove in five playing," said Larry iowa, injuries but we've been too Pittsburgh 4; Houston 5, New Seattle at Toronto. night DAYTONA BEACH • . who couldn't prevent the Phuls spotty." Calif at Cleveland, night York 3; Chicago 10, Los Angeles runs, including three with a SATURDAY NIGHT Oak!arid at Detroit, night bases-loaded triple that highfrom dropping a 10-3 decision to First Game The Braves reached Steve 3; St. Louis 3, Baltimore at Chi, night 2 Duran Andre 8.00 480 2.60 the Atlanta Braves Sunday San Diego 2 and lighted a five-run fifth inning New York at Minn, night C.arlton, 7-7, for six runs in the Cincinnati 3, Montreal 3 Irusta Diaga Ii 5.40 120 -. that sparked Chicago's win. fore 58,707 be fans. Boston at Kan City, night 7 Trani Gerardo first 2 1-3 innings, o pening a 3-0 3 60 In the American League, Cardinals 3, Padres 2: Milwaukee at Texas, night o (2-3) 25.20; T (2-3.7) 4)5.00 "I've been told of some lead in the first on Jeff Boston blanked Minnesota, 5-0, Second Game 'Fed Simmons belted a fifthwhispers that lie might be in Burroughs' Bill single and a Baltimore edged Texas, 5-4, 3Caeasa.Arca 13.00 5.80 2.00 inning homer to provide the trouble," Bow. ailded. "And in two-run single by Frius. In the New York downed Kansas City, wi 6 Duran.pecina 6.10 4 nn ing run and Silvio Martinez 0 Trani Diaga II 1 ei response, 1(1 have to point out third, Barry Bonnell walked 10-4, Chicago clobbered ' 0(3-6)41.40; P (3-6) 105.60; T (3.6. and Buddy Schultz combined on that we're all paid a very good and scored after Biff I'ocoro- waukee, 13-3, Detroit outscored Batting II 676.40: DO (2-3) 117 60 a six-hitter to lead St. Louis. (based on 150 at bats) s al ary ... to do a job for 111111 WC ba's double. I"rias then doubled California, 10-7, Oakland Reds Third Game RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UP!) 3, Expos 2: National League IZubi 11 60 660 1 60 haven't been doumig,' 1101mw l'oeoroba and scored on trounced Toronto. 12-1, and riving with a wet towel in his GAB H Pct. i Arca I)'l'e Concepcion doubled 660 .180 l•uiits single. 50227 82-361 2 Trani Seattle to pped Cleveland, 5-2. home Ken Griffey in the Phil Niekro, 7-9, pitched his outh to battle the Intense heat Rose, Phil 370 Winfield, SD 62237 81 .354 Q (1.4) 32.00; P (4- 1 ) 53.10; T (41 eighth complete gamiw of the Bob homer h il t t blisterçd the hands of other Hendrick, St.L his eighth Giants 7, Pirates 4: seventh inning to lead Cincin53 182 64 .3 2 1 272.40. season to drop the Pluilies to homer, a solo blast, in the rivers, Bobby Allison of Mazzilli. NY 54210 72.343 Jack Clark drove All two runs nati to its victory and a sweep of Fourth Game Foster, Cm 50 189 64 .339 8 Duran Rodolfo Fourth, and Mike Lumit added a with a double and a homer and its three-game series with ueytown, Ala. roared to his 1200 460 1.60 their 17th loss in the last 23 Templtn, St.L 51217 73.336 J Victor .Oiano 5.80 540 gaInes. Niekro, s'ho felt i ll two-r un shot in the seventh iu'th win in 15 stock car races Moreno, Pit Darrell Evans added a pa ir of Montreal. 51 277 73 .322 2 Zubi Gerardo ikis year in capt uring the Knight. Cm 30214 69 372 0(3.1)41.20; P (5.3) 101.00; T (5.3. LA 61 246 77.313 r.NASCAR 400 at Riverside Garvey, 2)50300 Simmns, 51.1 57179 56 .313 Fifth Game -International Raceway. American League 3Zubi Paco 840 400 3 20 GAB H Pct. l Oscar Diaga -With temperatures soaring to ..bO 3.80 Smally, Min 56215 79.367 7 Beide Sarduy 4 60 104 degrees at the track and Carew, Cal 51106 66.355 0(3.4) P (3-4) 206.70; T (3.4Kemp, Oct more than 130 degrees inside 49 180 63 .350 BoctOe, Sea 56 197 65 .345 tho'uurs, Allison emerged Sixth Game Brett, KC 50247 82.332 SSantl.MonctIola *1.00 *5.40 4.10 vietb'tious In Sunday's race but Rice, Dos 56217 72,332 lVicandi.Andre 8.20 5.00 By United Press International runner Al Bwnbry to move to not before a stirring battle with Pryor, Oil Yankees 10, Royals 4: 52 166 55,331 2Arano.Arca added a two-run blast to help 3.00 Downing, Cl 52 111 62.330 "-ç,mle Yarborough. Although the Orioles had third. Graig Nettles triggerea a Detroit snap a three-game 0(4-I) 55.40; P(1.4)144.00; T (5.4. Lemon, Chi S6212 68.321 7)301.40. pulled off a sixth-inning triple Doug DeCinces was walked seven-run outburst with a losing streak. Allison averaged 103,733 mph Lansford, Cal 59241 77.320 Seventh Game play Sunday, they still tr ai led intentionally to load the bases seventh-inning homer and MarIners 5, Indians 2: in a 1979 Thunderbird over the Singlton, Sal 60206 66 .320 5 Egana.Arrieta 26.80 7.60 4.00 Home Runs Texas by two runs at the bottom and Pat Kelly bo unced in to a Willie Randolph and Lou 6 Zubi.Sarduy Bruce Bodite's bloop pinchhit 7.60 1.20 2.62-mile track to win by 32.9 National League Kingman, Santi. Enrique of the ninth liuiing. 3.40 l'iniella drove in two runs each double in the eighth inning double play as the tying ru n seconds over Darrell Waltrip of Chi 20; Schmidt, Phil 17; 0(5-5) 56O P( 5.6) 371.10; T U-iAnd there was Dennis Mar- crossed the plate. John Lowento help Lids Tiant to his second drove in three runs and Odell Franklin, Tenn., who drove a Lopes. LA 16; B.Robinson, 3) 045.20. Simmons, St.L and Winfield, SD tinez sipping a beer in win of the year. the stein then walked to set the Jones and Shane Hawley Eighth Game Chevrolet. Allison won $21,800 . clubhouse, t hinking lie was stage for Crowley's gamelMutIlla-Olano White 14.00 11.60 Sox 13, Bresers 3: 7.80 combined on a seven-hitter to thdWa1trlp earned $15,025. American League Lynn. 2Vicandi.Echani 7.70 4.60 beaten, But pinch-hitter Terry winning lilt. Chet Lemon collected fo ur lift Seattle. Sos 16; Singleton, 11; Beide Paco 10.20 Yarborough and Allison were Grldi, Cal, Thomas,Ball Mu and Crowley laced a two-out single hits, Including a two-run homer, "It was a timely hit for rile," (2.4) 37 40 ; P (4-3) 73.50; 1 (4-2. R.Jones, Sea 13. Iqeked in a wild battle near the to cap a three-r un rally to give said Crowley. "I'm just glad I and Cluodell Washington 1) 522.40. . .1 i Runs Batted in Ninth Game the Orioles a 5-4 victory .I sod of the 400-kilometer (248.9over three runs and drove in , to contribute the scored got a chance National League - Winfield, 4 Gondra Are For Flowers 19.40 6.20 4.00 Mile) race with the two running SD 50; Kingman, Chi the Rangers for his ninth way Dennis has been pitching." three more to pace a 21-hit i 2 usa 1.60 2.90 Not People Foster, Cm 46; Garvey, LA virtually even for several laps. straight victory . 6 Oscar The victory allowed the Chicago attack. 310 Hernandez, St,L 10. 0(2.4) 31. But with 30 laps left Yar00 ; P(4-2) IL 70; T(4.2. "Wizen I saw Crowley's hit I Orioles to maintain their one- A's 12, Blue Jays 1: American League Baylor, 5) 202.50. Genera I borough was forced to make an Cal 56; Lynn, Bos $2; Bochte, was yelling for the ball to get game lead over Boston in the Electric Oakland snapped a sevenTenth Game extra pit stop due to excess tire Sea 47; Por ter, KC 45; Cooper, s lsasaOlano dOwn and it did," said Mar- American League East and game losing streak as Jim *6,80 6.60 570 0 Wear, He was penalized 30 MU 1 Egana-Enrique tlnez, who now sports a 9-2 Baltimore Manager Earl Essian drilled an inside-the3.50 4.20 Stolen Ba ses Weathertm Control I. seconds for ta king a shortcut 6 BeId,.Arrieta 5.60 record. "Boy, was I happy to Weaver credited the victory to park grand slain to cup a sixrun National League Moreno, Air Conditioning System 0(1-I) S0.40,P(I-i) l5l.10;T(5-1. listo the pits to allow his crew to Pitt 23; Scott, St.L and North, 5) win.,,," outburst in the fifth i nning. May's bunt single. SF 21, Lopes, LA and Tavares, Abange two tires and refuel Eddie Murray opened the Eleventh Game Tigers bo 10, Angels 7: "Every dy came through, NY I3HEATING INC. l 6 Irusta-IsIdro 11.10 6.60 1.60 m1lnth with a double off Texas but the big play was May's Jerry Morales drove in three American League - LeFlore, I Domingo-Diaga 5.20 3.00 Del 25; Wilson, KC 25; Cruz, lArano Olano starter Jon Matlack, who was bunt," said Weaver. runs with a homer and a 3.60 ' Yar borough finished fourth Sea 23; OtIs, KC 20; Wills, Tex I__________________________ 1007 Sanford Ave. Sa nf rd, then replaced by Jim Kern, 7-1. sacrifice fly and Ste e Kern 0(1.6) 40.50; p (6-1) $1.50; T (6.)hi other AL games, Boston d collect ed $11,800. 15. 4) 34.50. Gary Ho en icke drew a walk and blank ed Minnesota, 5-0, New Pitching Victories 'The dry heat here Is a little Twelfth Game Lee May surprised the Rangers York defeated Kansas City, 10National League Nlekro, 2Ramon.C,ondra (than th 17.10 6.20 3.60 e humid heat of Hou 92; LaCoss, Cm 7•0 lorse with a bunt which Kern 4, Chicago pounded Milwaukee, 3.50 3.00 ined Allison. SF 7-6; Canton, Phil; Blue, 6 Belde.GoIri reSouth)" expla 3Zubi.Ennique t rying for the force at third 3.10 13-3, Oakland bl asted Toronto, I'oday I had a wet rag in my Niekro, All 7.9. American League - John, 3) Q(2•6) 30.20; PU.6) IILOO; 1(2-5. threw into left field, allowin g 12.1, Detroit got past California, k:óutti, It sta yed wet for about NY 10.1; D.Martlnoz, lilt 5.2; Murray to score and pinch 10-7, and Seattle beat CleeA- 3.200; Handle- $105,421. 'e laps and th'n it was a dry Wai ts, Clev 5-4; Splittorf I,KC. land, 5-2. Sorensen, Mu and Marshall, g for 25 laps. San Francisco 7, Pittsburgh 1 Atlanta 10, Philadelphia 3 Houston S. New York 3 Chicago 10, Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 3, San Diego 2 Cincinnati 3, Montreal 2 - 'l'ut&lay. 4 ' - •. • 11ision JaI.AIai 0ptLJ r'es .00 ""intiers will be announced Cz cirlc 5 ,.i C)L) (:) I.. iri e ,4s IIi lilies Try To Shake Thoublesome Slump? Win Leaders P "0111111111 ow W 1% ~w W 00 AN 0 mnli V 0-m- - MartinezPosts Ninth Straight Victory, T To Late R 2 111111111 1 M ~WA 611111111 A& Am - is V4111r% - Ph. 1. 322-9212 2501 S. French Ave - - -. Wall Harness Racing Sanford Boot.rs Minn 1-5. the coldest air I've er been In," he laughed. The scorching temperature ç its toll of drivers, the most able surrender coming f rom Iard Petty of Level Cross, Petty needed relief from y Insolo of Mission W1ls if., near the end of the race, team finished third and ned $10,450. Win Big One, 2-1 - . •• ..5.- - ' NEW BATTERIES - Dog Racing .-a--.. • . •" -••'-•••••• - -'... . 0 , . ' - - .................... - - . - . -. -. . . • . , ......... - I ' In the National League it was Earned Run Avei.g, San Francisco 7, Pit ts burgh 4; (based On 54 innings SEMINOLE Atlanta 10, Philadelphia 3; National League LaCoss, SATURDAY'S RESULTS Cm 2.36; Houston Perry, SD 2.41; 5, New York 3; $Shiaway Tess 5.50 3.40 2.80 Niekro, Hou 2.17; Martinez, Chicago 10, Cincinnati 3; SI, 2 Baby Bear Th e Sanford Soccer Club's 6.00 3.60 St.L 2.61; Forsch, Hots 2.71. I Proud Mac Win 2.80 under-lO soccer team won its Louis 3, San Diego 2; and American League Kern. o s.$) 23.10; 1 (5.2-I) Tex 1.77; Marshall, Minn 1.53; nn ati 3, Montreal 2. division title in Orlando Cinci Second Race Guidry, NY 2.15; John, Sox 5, Tssios 0: NY S Push Button 7.20 4.60 3.10 Saturday by defeating the Red 2.23; Slaton, Mil 2.41. i Campfire Hanov, ch But Hobson knocked in 15.20 7.00 Downtown Orlando team, l, Strikeouts I Polka Rodney 7.50 runs with a homer and a National League - Richard, on goals by Michael Renaud three 51.50; 1 (1 I 4)1123.60. Hou ; Carlton, Phil 60; ac s rifice fly and Dwight Evans and Sheldon Richards. Third Race Niekro, All 6$; Swan, NY 63; hot as Boston won Caro Captains added a solo s lines 6.00 3.50 2.80 The team, led by Sutton, LA 61. 6SunnyLarmie 1.50 3.50 its fourth straight. just got dehydrated," American League Mutt Albert and Shea Ryan, SBinOmaha •a. .I,l., &I IL fii 3.60 Y•. '.JWI V.g JWIU!Jt, 7* fl half a glass - plalned, wnignam, umsneu on top in the 72.50 Tex 73; Koosman, Minn 60; r each pit stop just Kravec, Chi 57. Fourth Race Central Florida Soccer League Z Bud Byrd 24.20 1.60 2.60 White Division undefeated io it," Saves lEdbarslnOnly 2.60 2.20 National League - Garber, said a transmission 5 Kooney Brown 2.20 scored-upon only twice all year All and Suffer, Chi IS; Petty's car broke, Lockwood, NY 5; Bair, Cm and 0 (2.7) 16.60; T (3.7.3) )5555 with goalie Cary Smith getting Fifth Race he engine heat through Fingers. SD S. six shutouts. 9.90 1.50 3.00 American League - Mar. S Mystery Capri and Inside the car. In Coach Larry Jones awarded 7Riva Byrd 11.60 140 shall, Mimi 13 ; Kern. Tex 5; ps Insolo drove the car Proly, Chi, S trophies Byrd Bobby to the players at the 6.20 Hr.bosky, KC, Q (6-7) 55.50, 1 (6-7-3) 654.50. red his hands. Annual Sanford Soccer Club Rowley, Sea and Lyle, Tex 7. Sixth Race picnic at Pinecrest School 4 Brenda Van steering wheel was so 9.10 3.20 250 Sunday afternoon. Mutt Albert 7 Vlckys Rhythm 4.00 210 sldn't touch it without 6Captaln RIddle 110 received the award for the most my hands," Insolo O (4-7)15.50; T (4.7-4) 391.0I. goals scored In the recent DAYTONA UACH ie shifter was too hot to Seventh Race Central Florida Invitational Saturday's results l Champ Collins 7.10 1.00 2.50 o. The whole car felt st race 01-16 Time 3133 2 White Spider 1.20 2.50 Soccer Tournament in Inside of a furnace." 3Mr Blitz 13.00 4.20 210 S Dream Judy 2.40 Longwood and Shea Whigham 3.20 2.10 who started from the S Dealer Dick O (7-2) *5.11; T (7-21) 46.41. was recognized as the top 2.40 Eighth lace sition in his own car, iCefeno 0(3-5) 11.40, P13.3) 0.15, T(3.S-6) 1 Curt Jubilee 36.30 *7.50 *0.00 scorer for the year. ly for the extra duty '7,.. 6 Steady Ann 3.40 3.10 In the same league Sanford's Sisd race Cl-lS time 3l.M his car's engine gave 2 Mystery Blaze 3.40 under4 team placed second In S Time Bomber 11205.20 320 477.11. e45thlap. I F. Lee Baby 11.50 5.20 the Red Division as they were Ninth Race ough, the three-time hint Yoga 310 2 Ease On Tar 14.30 6.20 3.10 defeated Saturday at Pinecrest, champion, was the 0(5-I) $7.55, PUll 01.11, TU.$-1) 7Acadsmy Byrd 6.10 3.50 34. Coach Jeff Fogg presented 3 May the Flrst 410 er to complete all 85 $3330. their trophies at the same 3rd race 13-16 Time 31.0 0 (2.7) 41.51; T (3-7-3) 571.00. race. Only 20 of the I K's Begone 6.00 3.40 2.40 Tenth Race gathering. Plu Reno was Mt started the race ISat Ratford 510 3.60 3 TCB 4.50 210 2.60 presented a CB Radio and 3.20 S Timely Jerry 3.40 2.60 ning when the check- 2LR's Daydream antenna for selling the most 0(34) *0. P($4) 11.01. T(I3-3) S Avon Carefree 3.00 fell after two hours, 23 7141. O (84) 5.2$, 1 (34.3) 25.65 raffle tickets in the league's imid 53 seconds. 41k race 03-I Time 35.65 A- 2637; Handle $iu.i.s.. fund drive. "it's not I I - - • Li U L'I FergibUll. (iLSCUSMUg - 71 32 396 ID', M,lwauke 32 20 533 6 Detroit West 26 26 500 77 29 4H 9 W I Pct. GB Clevelnd Toronto ouston 16 13 271 21', 36 25 .590 nci West 33 25 569 1', n Fran 29 31 .483 6' W L Pct. GB Calif 35 24 593 OS Ang 78 33 .159 5 KIi City in Diego 32 77 547 27 35 435 tlanta 30 26 .536 3 1 22 36 .379 17', Minn Texas Saturday's Results 31 27 531 31 2 Chicago New York 1, Houston o 76 29 .491 6 Seattle Chicago 5, LOS Angeles 24 36 .100 11', 2 Oakland Cincinnati 7. Montreal 1 19 10 .322 16 Saturdays Results Philadelphia 9, Atlanta 3 Boston 12, Minnesota 6 San Francisco o. Pittsburgh Kan City 9, N.Y. I, 13 inns S, Louis 7, San Diego i "I Federal and Karry Hunter of Cardinal Industries. -. Isham Sheffield has been named manager of the Little American League team and will be assisted by Jimmy' Sheffield and Bill Magner. Tolly Frank was named manager of the Little National League all-Mars and will: , be assisted by Chris Frank and W.J. Ward. • 'r -•-•---•-•• hila hi~agO Monday, June Ii,1979-7A a fla ci i e fl S Good At Shell Game Diego JP,i'thJ'&'ground 60 520 310 I Manatee Marion 1680 900 Louis at Los Angeles, 7 Si, Penny 9 80 nhgtt 0(131 5200, P13.1) 15710, T13.1-2) Chicago at San Francisco, 40750. night 5th rice A 516 Time 31.16 1 Jeto 1020 480 2 80 3 Total Effort 3 10 2 40 American eague 8 Pete Goodbee 7 40 East 0h131 15.50, P11.3) 67.50, 1(136) W L Pct. GB 71.40. Bail 37 21 .638 National League East W L PCt. GB Louis 31 21 596 ontreai 30 22 577 i ttsbrgh 78 25 .528 3' Know ' at night St asebaIl ' We NHL Draft A Serious Game SCOREBOARD -- Evening Herald, Sanford, . - $ 945 _ 24 ___________ - -- �$A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, June 11, 1979 OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, 711. Miss Robison Bride KUUP DRY t I 1 L VODKA ___ ANY 12 - 58.50 ALL ONE OU NCE KS HAPPY HOUR DAILY S TIL 6 VODKA 4989 11 0TO ___ ALL O UNCE DRINKS ' • ' 2 PRICE OF 1 FOR NM pif 48' ;; . ' THE TIME' It's been a long " in fact, six years that time " OLD THOMPSON BLEND Dora Lee Russell was at the helm as president of Ballet Guild of SanfordSeminole. And now is the "time" for her to retire from the post she served so long and so faithfully. For an outstanding job, 4o59QT. ANY 12 - 54.95 . Monday, June 11, 1979-1B 'NOW IS RON MATUSALEM RUM SAVE UP TO 40%-AS MUCH AS $2 A BOT. SPECIALS GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 16 !!? ;: i 800 A & I. ( I . • '.: ; • well done, above and bevond the call of duty, Mrs. Russell received a handsome engraved clock memento front the guild Board of Directors. In her spare "time" Mrs. Russell said she plans to "do more flying and get in a lot of relaxation." GOOD MON., JUNE 11 QUART LAUDERS SCOTCH 5.19 LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON GOOD SAT., JUNE 16 MAGNUM GALLO HEARTY 2.99 LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER WICOUPON SAXONY GIN ITh.RUM VODKA UODKR 3,o99 beauty, that's what counts. Inapig's ear, says Dr. Judith ROYAL DELUXE ABC 6YR. OLD LW 860 STR. KY. BRB. 5.,YQT. ANY 12-68.95 ,f . The assistant professor of psychology at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, N.J., demonstrated that recently in two experil To begin with, she says, •i had this idea that physical appearance had a value even though we say we litre cmployees based on skills. To ascertain if it was true, two years ago I selected before' 4 I- - .. ,-:. -- . . : . .. .5 . . •:.. _____ .. . .. . . . .. . CLIP HERE 1 Come To The ' ' for the wedding.) . SUMMER-SHOWTIME ..:'@a Every Tuesday Morning 50 ONLY WITHTHISCOUPO Without Coupon . K idd ies Summer Showr -Time FREE GIANTBAG rIAADC . -- 0. OPEN #I 'II 7•30 AM SHOW 1000 AM r . make-up, the same resume and, at right, suddenly she was employable. .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the plaris are made and we wouldn't have felt right tall -Ilow Marketable is this person on ,I scale of one to fivill Before, at left, (lie aren't changing " pering with Shakespeare's , oman got zero ratings ; sitee ouldn t earn money to eat A new hair-do .intl (The bride's parents are paying "hamlet" omen hod had make-overs done at Clairol They were between 30 and 60. . HEY KID DEAR ABBY: Our son is being married in September to a girl he's gone with for a long time. A big church wedding is planned. Yesterday he called and said, "Guess what? You're going to be a grandmother!" I asked, "When?" lie said, In November. LIWII I SIIU. - "WI L YOU LHWK . yo u should move up the ed. sentence with.' i ding da te?" EDWIN IN TORRANCE • And he replied, "Oh, no, all DEAR EDWIN: Sorry, I just ., . 94 ... 4 In Altar Lineup Dr. Waters then matched il twiLe," Averaging the, 'before' picture. Timt wasn't persoll Wrector said, 'Stie's - ' ." • and 'after' pictures of three &. '.- . . need all the beauty you can get 8 YR. KY. BRB, • i . you ANY 12 - 47.75 \ : : 'c Ill . Waters, especially if you're a woman looking for a fob. Unless have skills others don't. you 0TO .4', 1. Take Limelight - nner NEW YOM l • '/ Odds Are Good Appearance Rates High In L anding Job Expectant Moms BURGUNDY Ic / .. -. ) ' DEAR ABBY: Bravo on your Abby, that's not all. The answer to the person who bride' s s. ,er s maid honor want to scream whenever f(PLXZ TWIN-~ each "before" and "after" earnings for the "befores" and true in the first experiment, but applying for a secretarial job •1 "i picture with three different I 'afters," she came up with a then I took what was but she could be the head of the and sties expecting in some "ninny" congratulated CLIP HERE 'i" Will reswnes: secretarial, middle constant factor. "In every case, available." secretarial pool because she December and she's not the girl on tier engagement or - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - management and professional the 'after' candidate earned It didn't matter; the results has a very pleasant look and married. M daughter is marriage. You said, "Its (chemist, for instance), more, by thousands of dollars in were the same. The "afters" she's mature.' They said she mmtron of honor and she's also proper to congratulate the man "And I took them to 30 cor- some cases. And appearance earned between 8 and 20 per- could make $4,000 more if she due in December but, thank and wish the girl luck, but MONDAY-TUESDAY-WED porations and employment wasn't the salient variable cent more, notably at the took an adznmmstrative job. God' shes marri ed . Now I hear many inst ances it's the girl who bridesma i agencies here and in San be cause none of these positions secretarial level. "That was This, from not earning a living that one of the ds (not deserves the congratulations SPECI Francisco." She told the per- required that you face the very frightening," she says. "It before," married) is expecting in and the man who needs the Good June 11 - 12- 13 October. . 1 can just see t h sonnel professionals she was public. It wasn't an actress or a means that when you have at luck." So if you're hustling for a job, designing workshops for receptionist." skills a lot of people have like spruce up. Quickly, because the lineup of pregnant women at The following happened to me women entering the job market Last fall, Dr. Waters typing and shorthand, the clock's aguinst you, too. "I read the altar. as! was leaving a restaurant. A and wanted expert opinions, supervised the same ex- choice can then be based on in a marketing journal that the I think they should have a newly wed couple I knew enBREA DED How, for Instance, would they pertinent on a grander scale. appearance." decision not to hire is made in small family wedding under the tering, so I smiled and said don't rate this secretary in dollars She used "before" and "after" you.' I sincerely to the couple, There was, for example, the (lie first minute and a half," she circumstances, and sense, she'd ask, p ul ling out pictures of eight women bet- "before" woman -- gray- says. "You have very little time just can't invite my friends and "Congrat ulations!" one of the resumes and its ween 20 and 55 who'd wal ked in haired, glum - from the first to make a total good mi- neighbors to witness this. TheY The bride tartly replied, SANDWICH picture? off the street and been niude- experiment. "She got zero pression. Nothing should stand will be bug-eyed. What should I b You congratulate HIM, not "How marketable is this over at Clairol. And "data ratings," Dr. Waterssays. 'She out, positively or negatively, do. Reg. $1.39 SOltItY NO NAME ME!" person on a scale of one to five? collecting agencies" got salary co uldn 't earn money to eat and Long red fingernails say you I smiled again and said, DEAR SORRY: I agree. A "Good luck to Is she likely to get a job? What rat ings for them at 120 cm- th e usual comments were, can 't do a day's work, and I both of you!' BU I can she earn based on her ployment agencies, and cor- 'You've got to be kidding,' or, clothes that are too sexy make small family wedding would (And boy, will they ever need m more appropriate. credentials?" porations emplo}ing 1,000 or 'She should be in a nursing you a threat in the office. Also, But it!) "I never focused on the more (ban ks, insurance and oil home.' " you should have a packable' you weren't consulted-you DEAR ABBY: I notice that photographs," she says, "and companies, hotel chains, etc.) A new hair-do and make-up hairstyle so if they want to send were told, so Invite only those the first of your TEN COM. none of them ever saw both the "Ile only difference this the same resli and she say's, you out of town tomorrow you you think will not be bug-eyed. MANDMENTS F 0 It vorct. 'before' and after picture of was I made sure the"Suddenly she was employable. can go without rushing to see HUSBANDS is: woman signed NAMELESS the same woman, or the same women were all smiling in the Not only that, one corporate your hairdresser." "flu shalt put th y wife asked If she should lit her .:. -. •t boyfriend sleep with her while before thy mother, thy fattier, ,, her 15-year-old son was home. thy (laughter and thy son, for she is thy lifelong companion. I' d I'm THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH • Abby,do es yourhusbandpurWhen I was 15 Icu'ht ri 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford '' h h y you before his mother? And mother in d ABC does your son put his wife bcfoe bo yfr ien d. hated it. a mburger°.ojnt" you ' to the core My respect For my CURIOUS INNJ mother dropped so far it LTRY OUR DELICIOUS BANANA SPLIT • DEAR . wouldn't even registerona •,r i.___. \. •SS • OISeIS.............._ . .A scale. It hurt mne to see someone I loved being "used" by a man b• 1i,who couldn't control his urges 1' • until after marriage. • •& .i . . • JOHN s. DEAR JOHN: Why did you assume your mother was ,.J "and" by a man who couldn't ••. -. i -. :. -. control his urges? Maybe she .;. - . . .. ,. •.-.'. • . . '.; :..0' used him because she couldn't . •: • -. :: .. • control her urges. Or, possibly, nobody used -• . • • ' A b .. . . anybody-it was an act of $ '::. • . . • _'. - ' mutual consent k, , DEAR ABBY: You wrote, W ': "fly to others you know not of." / . .•. ' Abby, that Is bad grammar. . _______ There Is an old saying, "Never - • • ;.',. a preposition use to end a .• : -. .' : ,'' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . AL PIARL111I MOONTEMP. 6.99 7.29 PEA UT RIl RID, WHIM& BLUE SUB AICNIROI ALE GINIIUIBIIIORALE DI SARONNO Jo I I I 6.29 . 8.99 sos. - . RED TABLE WHITE TABLE • ROSE TABLE ...:.. .' I ll • L t2 2 29 6 PK. ROTS. REG I 49 59EA. CHAMPAGNE COLD DUCK GOLD UAL ---' IERNKAITELER KUEF SPAT. 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Gielow will continue in her second year as the club president. Other officers are, from left, Mrs. Richard Fowler. first vice president; Mrs M.R. Strickland, second vice president; Mrs. Julian P. Wilson, third vice president; Mrs. Vernon Harrison, recording secretary; Mrs. Jack Burney, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Lois Housholder, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Kratzmar, Social Department chairman; Mrs. Adrian Hall, Home Life Department chairman; Mrs. E.C. Yancey, Public Affairs Department chairman; and Mrs. Estelle Davis, Arts Department chairman. ITHANK YOU To all those who remembered me during 8-piece Bucket 4 side orders (of your choice) 4 biscuits my recent confinement with flowers, cards, etc. I am now back In my office. Dr. Collostan Lake Mary, Fla. 4 Chicken Special I includes: I no now, • • $ I I I - I 444 , • 6pnu - 10pm Offer ends June 15th s fA flJ.JIcs i ! ., 2 17-92, Sanford ,1 -'d . . A. - - ....................... .1F Jp*.PU. . _.- • .- - - . .•.,.. . . . .• p �S 2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June11, 17i ____________________________ _____________________________ Adam's marriage proposal but begins to have doubts about her decision as her wedding day approaches. (R) (4)0 ThE WHITE SHADOW A talented transfer student withasensitive and highly con- EVENING 600 () (4)00 NEWS 5:53 P1k CLUB (2) EARLY DAY 4)AGRONSKY AND COMPANY(MON) (A) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE joins Coach Reeves' team. (R) BASEBALL BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "The Sleuth Of Oxford: A Con. variatIon With Hugh TrevorRoper' The Importance of historical study In the understanding of contemporary society is discussed. climbing, for a ride in the Goodyear blimp and listens to bluegrass music. () 6:30 NBC NEWS (2) @0088 NEWS 0 ABC NEWS VILLAALEGRE(R) CARD SHARKS @IIALLINTHEFAMILY(R) &)STUDIOSEE(R) WOMEN AND MEN (A) FILM FESTIVAL(THU) flNOTFORWOMENONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:25 (2) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY(MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. 7:00 900 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH c4) MARY TYLER MOORE A (2) © MOViE 'A Fine Pair" (1969) Rock Hudson, Claudia middle-aged bachelor per. suades Lou to 9et him a date with Mary. OTHE CROSS-WITS OJOICER'SWILD TOTHE POINT MACNEIL I LEHRER Cardinale. An American deteclive becomes the unwitting accomplice of a female thief planning the heist of valuable gems from a supposedly burglar-proof Austrian villa. (4)0MA8H In the middle of a record cold snap, Charles receives an expensive polar suit from his parents and A)KIJTAFJJI 0ThE LITTLE RASCALS 0 THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR REPOIIT 7:30 (4) HOU.YWOOD8QUARES 0 IN SEARCH OF... 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The police presume it was an accident, but Lord Peter Wimsey proveS It must be murder. accepts ________________________ 7:25 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 (2) ff HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE&SHIRLEY(R) 0 HODGEPODGE LODGE 11:30 (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD t2)TODAYINFLORIDA )THE YOUNG AND ThE p,E'pj 0 0 l NEWS 7:30 0 GOOD MORNING AMER CA 8:00 (I)OCAPTAINKAP4GAROO OVEREASY (2)4)00 (12) NEWS 8:25 0 DICK CAVETT (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 11.30 (2) (1 TONIGHT Guest host: Bill Cosby. Guests: Joan Baez, Cheryl liege. (4) ThE NEWLYWEDOAME ROCKFORD FILES A famous author hires Rockford to investigate a series of threats against her life. (12) NEWS 8:30 (2) (12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING 0 1:00 (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES c MIDDAY 0 ThE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MV CHILDREN 0 PREVIN AND ThE PITTS. BURGH (MON) 0 HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTh (flJE) 0 TENNIS (WED) 0 MEETING OF MINDS(THU) OJULIA CHILD AND COM(FRI) AMERI- 9:00 (4) DONAHUE WORLD THE TURNS 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT(TUE) 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN (FRI) 2:00 (2) (12) ThE DOCTORS 0 ONE UFETO LIVE (II) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT (2) engaged in business at 120 Margo Lane Longwood Seminole County, Florida under the fictItious name of BUSY LADY HOME SERVICES, and that I intgnd to regIster said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in 0 ERICA(TUE) 0 BEES AND HONEY(THU) 0 V.1. PEOPLE(FRI) accordance with the provIsions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. 0 0 MOVIE (12) DItIAHI Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1951. Sig. Louis Pienta Publish: May 21, 28, June 4, 11, 1979 3:30 (1)0 MA8'H(R) 9:55 DEJ.98 4:00 ENCVON ci THEGONG SHOW (4) UPBEAT A NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the . 8E WORLD OF THE MAKE ME LAUGH 0 SESAME STREET CR) — undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter 865.09, Florida Statute, will register 4,3() 7;1s.9:30 L PLAZA I 1) PG In and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the tic. tltious name, to wit: OUR PLACE, under which I am engaged in business at 210$ S. French Avenue, Sanford, Florida, 32171 in the City ° OMARYTYLER MOORE MERV GRIFFIN (12)GUN8UOKE 0 (I PLAZA III) WANDA NEVADA with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, (4) MIKE DOUGLAS Hwy. 17.92 3227502 7:30-9:15 500 (2) CAROL BURNETT DIRT AND FRIENDS HE) 1' KIDS That the parties interested in said busIness are as follows: C. TOM ROLL, President. C. Tom Roil President DATED at Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida this 2nd day of May, '979. Publish ____________________________ June 4, 11, 15, 25, 1979 DEK.25 0 MISTER ROGERS CR) 6.12 Come To The 5:30 NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES E'nkig Iletuld SUMMER•SHOWTIME - Every Tuesday Morning ______________ ' FLORI 0A [ 9 ONLY 50' WITHTHISCOUPON Without Coupon si.00 ... NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the Seminole County School Board will [RRIVE AUVE_j SUNSHINE STATE . hold a hearing at'the School Board office board room on i' 4) .. Legal Notice Show TIm. FICTITIOUS NAME GIANTBA Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1100W. 13th St. Sanford Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitIous name of TIP TOP SUPER MARKET, and that I Intend to register Said name with the Clerk of the Cli'tuit Cowl, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the POPCORN I ' DOORS 9:30 AM Fictitious Name Statutes, To.WIt: • Dr. Doollttle 10:95 CARRIE 3. TERROR SANI?ORD IN1N' Attamonte "- - ... 1 - - Springs, To-Wit: PH. 323 4189 I-4& $146 SANFORD ____________________________________________________________________________________________ -. - - - - .. . -..-. . . - - -1. - - - - 1- - - •-- WITNESS my hand and seal Of - - -, : ..... .. j- Black 6 whIte Beagle puppy lost Rosalia Dr. Little boys pet. 323-6653 _______________________ Special Summer program for 6 12 yrs. old including weekly swimming, skating, & movies 32? 6645. SANFORD EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER. _______________________ e—Child Care ________________________ ________________________ ____________________________ Legal Notice - __________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Numbr 7.1lS.CP Division Probate IN RE: ESTATE OF HALOISE PAUL, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the admInIstration of the estate of HALOISE PAUL, deceased, File Number 79.183, is pending In te Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the ad. dress of which Is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, FL, 37771. The personal representativeof the estate is JAMES ALLEN PAUL, whose address is P.O. Box 67, Lake Mary, FL, 32146. The name and address of the personal representative's at. torney are set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE required, of the Estates, Powers and Trust Law; and claimant shall deliver sufficient the decedent's father, Donald copies of the claim to the clerk to County, at the Village of Owego, N. V., 5th day of June, 1979. Blanche Shcfkom Chief Clerk of the they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal 1'ePm1qtat'e, or the venue or ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED Robert .. HlI WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date at the first publication of this Notice of Administration: June 4, 417 North Cayuga s. 1979. ithaca, N.Y., 14550 James Alien Paul As Personal Representative the Estate of HALOISE PAUL Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Frank C. Whlgham, Esq. STENSTROM, DAVIS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, MCINTOSH I JULIAN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. P.O. Box 1330 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SanfOrd, FL, 32771 COUNTY, FLORIDA Telephone: (305) 322.2171 CASE NO. 79.,Ss-ca.Publish June 4, 11, 1979 IN RE: THU MARRIAGE OF DEK.23 TONY LIVINGSTON, _________________________ Personal appearance is not necessary unless you desire to file oblectlon,. Publish June 11, 18.251 July 2, 1979 DEK.41 Execution was delivered to me as Husband, and RUTH 0. LIVINGSTON rIred to serve a copy of your Sharift of Seminole County, Florid WIIflIn defenses, If any, on N..ED JULIAN, JR. of STENSTROM, DAVIS, MCINTOSH S. JULIAN, Attorney for Petitioner, whose address is Post Off ice B 1330, and I have levied upon the following described properly owned by Roosevelt Lewis, said properly' being located in Seminole County, FlorIda, more particularly Sanford, Florida, 32271. and liii OI'i9lnalwlththiClerkofth.aboy,. styiidcourtoflorbifofeJuIy2, 1979, 3therwlse a default and ultimate iudoment will be entered against you for me relief demanded in the Pitltloii. dO)cibed as follows:. One 1N9 White Trsctor Cab, bive in color ID No. BN022HA121313 storing same at Aitamonte Wrecker in Altamonte Springs, FlorIda. and the und.tslgned as Sheriff of WITNESS my hand and officlal NATIONAL INTERSTATE IN. Mel Of said Court on the 2h day of VESTMENTS 11:00 AM. on the 11th day of Juti, Seminole County, Florida By: Victor A. STENSTROM, DAVIS, MCINTOSH Alfrido Salgado J.W. $choett,Ikot$, & JULIAN FlagshIp lank of Sanford.$ulte 22 Edward F Welch Post Office Box 1330 Dated at SemInole County, Florida, this i7m day of May, 1979. Publish: May 21, June 4, ii, 15, 1979 DEJ-130 " -' S... - - - . . WE WOULD LIKE TOBE YOUR PERSONAL AGENT (NO CHARGE TO THE EMPLOYER) WE BELIEVE IF EMPLOYEES HAVE AN INVESTMENT IN THEIR FUTURE THEY WILL DOA BETTER JOB S SECRETARY S $ SALES TRAINEE $ S GEN. OFF ICE S SSER STATIONMGRS S WELDERS $ S STOCK PERSONS SCASHIERSS NURSES AIDES $ -S S WAITRESSES S S DISHWASHERS S 912 FrenchAVe, (Corner of 10th) 323-5176 MANY MANY MORE SANFORD: 520,500. 3 Bdrm., 1 bath, carport, nice neighborhood. My equity & assume low rate loan at $87 mo. 2nd mtg. negotiable. 323-6228. Room For Rent With Kitchen Privileges 321 0499 ______________________ -. ---- -- - Unfurnished ___________________ 1 BR - $189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call 323 8670 Mariner's Village. STEMPER ApIs. for Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave _______________________________ 3 Room furnished garage Apt. Adults only, singles preferred, no pets 322-3167 _______________________________ -.-- - 32—HoUses - Unfurnished - 3 BR. 20, air, Stove, ref. Children accepted, $225. lst 8. last 8. security. Call aft 5. 322.1981. —_________ 33—Houses Furnished - - - -- 2 BR. new w w carpet, A C. FP. walk in closets, furnished house, 5190 6 mo. lease, No pets. 323 9040 - to Rent 2 BR unfurn. for senior couple & dog. Long term lease Oct. 1. Call 37? 5409 Full dig, bookkeeper - Original Entry through Financial Matements. Apply only if fully Qualified to CONTROLLER, f,O. Box 2076, Sanford, Fl. WII KAY who called about live in With retired school teacher call again 349517$ before9 am. Or aft. 6 p.m. Land Sales - $600 per week possible. Work part time. Ex .perlenced only. Please reply Tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 644- - 3 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WITH SCREENED PORCH AND LARGE BARN ON ALMOST S ACRES. PAVED ROAD NEAR AIRPORT. ONLY - 41—HoUses $37,900. Zoned comm. 2 lots Sanford Ave. Garage apt. Reduced to $18,500. LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE. LARGE OAK TREES AND ON CREEK. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE. 3 BR, I? B, carport, fenced bk, CH, behind Kmanl, Forest City. $33,000. VA of FHA. That said sale is being made tO.- satisfy ttie terms of said Writ ExecutIon. Joho E. Polk, * CONVEYOR 3 BEDROOM 1½ BATH, 2 STORY HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM, 3 BR 1'.': b, partial carpeting, range, ref. Corner lot. $35,000. Fioridi. Publish: May 15, 23, June I, I, 11, 1979 DEJ19 - - .- . . rn - ALL FLORIDA REALTY beautifully landscaped, near golf course I schools. $57,750. Business A. home on Il 92 south of DeBary .4 acres, more or less. 200 plus ft Hwy frontage Suitablc br garage body shop & ,Ir ut Excellent terms w owner fin,inc ifl 5125.000 TION AUGUST 1st. $39,000. iK)McOWNEI'IS. Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equit. We can help you. 2105 sq. ft. of living, remodeled kit w.butcher block cabinets, new floor tile, recessed lighting, corning top stove, beamed ceiling in LR & DR. Pool above ground, new liner, all eqpt. stays, patio carpeted, 7 fruit trees, walkinç distance to stores, schools & bus. Nice neigh. borhood. All this I CH I CA. SEIGLER REALTY TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor. 644-2515. BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321.0640 $41,500. OrIando32l•1577 CORP. I4EALTY WORLD. : (((I)) our lot or yours. FHA.VA,FHA 2331243 Build tO Suit : - M. Unsworth Realty The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 1 • REALTOR ML! 171-6061 or eves. 323 05)7 2435', S French 11192) Sanford 323 5371 - -. I Wanted Appliances any condition. I Washers, refrigerators. etc. Krlloqgs Auction 323 7050 $ CASH S Paying 516 & up men's, 58 & up womens class rings Also buying wedding bands. Sterling & any marked gold. Any cond 678 273? ______________________________ 72—Auction 'PUBLIC AUCTION. .MON., JUNE 11, 7PM. ' I r,'nl Ii 911 '.,urilorct 32) 5324 Thinking ,ibout that summer vacation? Get a better car through the classified ads in odav's '.'.r'r Mixture at old & modern this week including good selection of (hr'%tS, dressers. Suites, couches, chairs, TV's, & Misc VISA MASTER CHARGE S CASH DOOR PRIZE S .SANFORD AUCTION. -- - I WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES P Lt'gcj, L.ic Mtg Broker 625 No 40 Wyniore Rd Alta,nonte 7 7483 ______________________________ Air Conditioning Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. CalICarl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 327 171) Appliances . Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 3230039 5o—fVisceIIaneous for Sale _______________________________ Wit SOPIMAIIR I IIRNITeJIII; IIUY'.ELL TRADE III 31St. 1 •rsl St. 31? 5622 Rocker, Beds, Arm Chair Radio, I V .IIi F-i 322 3853 2565 323.2222 BeautyCare H TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerli Harriett'S Beauty Nook 5)9 C. 1st St 37 3117 • MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky Showers our specialty 25 yrs. Exp, 869 8547 Code a ptione, burglar alarm, conference table, typewriter, camper trailer etc 323 711) or 37? 8300. Alterations, Dressmakinó Drapes, Upholstery 327 0707 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. ON SALE- - NEW twin size box sprngs A mattress $23.95 ea Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 179? So. of Sanford. 322 572). CailBart 52—Appliances REAL ESTATE - Refrigerator, Dishwasher I — Electric Dryer 7113 Sanford Ave. 323 68-11 42—WcbiIe Homes See our beautiful new BARRING. TON w lap siding I shinglr' roof, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300lOriandoDr. 33S20O - t.ENMORE WASHER-- Paris Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 VA I FHA Finaicing If you're in the business of building your busines. . . use the Classified Ads often. - 43—tots- Acreage Altamonte Area, secluded residential site. 100 x 175, trees. $6,000. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS S30 01330r339-47I1 eves. 1976 0lym Fury, exc cond S1,)000r best offer Must Sell 322 1403 _________ 3 _________ TONA AUTO AUCTIC. Hwy 92. t mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday A. Saturday at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 755 83)1 for bexrther details 4 JUST MA'XE PA'YMENTS-- '69 t 75 models Call 3199100 or 834 4605 Oe.alerI ' 1973 Chev Caprice V 0. PB. PS. PW Good dependable trans New inspection sticker. 5550 322 8516 between 8 a.m & 6 p rn FOR SALE- 1978 Chevrolet Caprice Estate SW. Excellent condition, p.w, p I cruise, am fm stereo, ,9 passenger, low iii%teSt- Fov"fhIOrm.lIlos't1 373 8700. 54—Garage - Sales While you one out browsing at gardge sales dun'l miss REVERSE AUCTION at 267) 5 Sanford Ave. or you'll miss bargains, bargains' Open at noon daily, Sat 103 322 1491. Home Inroveiient - I5AINTING.CARPENTR? : CU S TOM CABINET S 323 0179 after S 30 "cl. . Lawn Maintenance .' Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 3238719 Mowing 3210098 MOWING&LANDSCAPING 32)1881 Free Estimate Lawn Service General Landscaping Rose specialists, fop Soil & fill dirt,'. lawn maint & tree trimming. -: 323 2918 -: :: D&MLAWNCARE Residential & Commercial 322551? essmaking Exterior Cleaning FlAP liuterior Fungus & mildew rt'mnoval. Roofs, walls, decks, etc Free Est 3396066. 6688335. Grooming & BoartIi" 51—Household Goods Lake view lot, Loch Arbor, lOS' paved rd.. 740' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal 1k, Only vacant lot in area. $11,950. Ceramicille S PC liP Suitt' new. 5239. S PC LR new, $399. Loveseat $41.95 A. up. F pc dinettes, $6995 & up. Ref $508. up. El. stove, 5408. up; lull size draperies. 5108. up Sanford Furniture S.ilvage, 179? So of Sanford, 3128121 Fool LockersSl6.99up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 32? 5791 Deltona - Swimming pool, 2 full baths, Fla. Rm., OR, 2 large BR, & attached garage highligtsl this Immaculate home $38,500. Assumable mortgage. OwnerRealtor Assoc. (901)7360303. - 80—Autos for Sale ___________________ ______________________________ -- 47-A--Murtgages Bought & Sold - ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Branch OffIce 373 73-IC 12155. French Ave. I OSifl(J your home P. rredit" I will catch up back payments & buy equity 3320716 322-2420 PAR( 79—Trucks.Trailers .• REALTOR.322 119$ 9 . - -'- - ORIE NT AL P UGS WAN TED Top Prices Paid Used. any condition. 6.14 8126 see I sting IIROC HU RE write CIII: MOKIE LAND CO. %urptiy. N C 78906 WANTED. In Ne'edof Repairs 3?) BlOt Eves Sanford's Sales Leader New listing Idyll*ilde, 4-2 immaculate home on cor. lot, NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME, CEN. TRAL AIR AND HEAT, CAR. PETS, DUE FOR COMPLF- 2344 S. French Ave. 322 0231, 323-7)73. 3220779 uusususuuuusuusuii.iii.uiuuiu•I - - View of 1k. Dupont in Dellona. This 3 DR home in Delfona is 6 yrs. young, C.H&A, city water & sewer, with a nice sc patio. The price is right I $32,300. POOL, COVERED PATIO, CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT, PRIVACY FENCE. VALENCIA CT. $35,900. OF SANFORD REALTOR Join a ,rewUig companyi with good working conditions and liberal baa tflts. Handy location in Longwood, Eta. Apply I 0: UN1.PAK CORP. 1031 N. Hwy. 427, Longwo id, Eli. - - 47—Real Estate Wanted PEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SEI.L MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOlI THE ONE THAT'S NO I' NEAR DOWNTOWN, $21,100. 2' acre tracts zoned agri. $1,250. Good terms, owner holding. MECHANICS I FANTASTIC! 7 BR, I bath mobile home on 2 wooded acres corn pletely fenced! 5cr. porch. C H&A, w w carpet Modern kit & washer dryer! Just 522.500t REALTORS -- P.otorcycIe Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3966or 3?) 7710 ________________________________ Buy _______ . Seeing is believing. The truly breathtaking beauty of a paradise on earthl We're not exaggerating, lust a IS mm. ride from Sanford & you are transported to WONDER LAND. Let us gIve you details. $96,500. ONLY $49,500. Beautiful Lot - Paola, cleared wsome trees. 96'xl2O'. Only $7,000. Pirmanent Op.nui vz Availabl• For: * MAC INISTS * EQUIPMENT FABI1ICATOISIWELDERS . III',' - MAKE A WISH. 3 BR.? bath home' in Idyliwilde' Enclosed pool & patio' C H&A. w w carpet. eat in kit & every feature imaqi nable! HPP WARRANTED Your Wish Come True for BOATERS A HOY See this to make your dreams come true. Entertainment room Is only ?4x56, with indoor water fall & fish pond, swimming pool enclosed. ONLY 5)25,000. Sanford 321-0702 UNI.PAI _________________ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS BEAUTIFUL 1 BR. 2batti home on lovely shad.'d lot! C H&A. DR. spa'lous BR's, entry foyer A. More! BPP WARRANTEO Super Buy br $39,950' GEORGIA MOUNTAIN LOTS Hide away in Ihe mountains 8. enioy the amenities of a well developed Golf Course & Club House. Paved roads & water to property. Excellent financing avail. North of Atlanta within I day drive of Central Floridaf Call us for more information. 2 BEDROOM MOBILE ON ACRE, WHISPERING PINES AT LAKE GEORGE. $12,900. Lake Mary— 2 BR each side. Modern equipped kitchens, ww carpet, C-H&A, Large lot in residential area. Ideal for 2 family investment. $41,500. Ph. 8300646 3SIS. to any and all exIstIng liens, at mef Front (West) Door of liii County Courthouse In Sanford,.i 45-A---Outof State Property - I NEAT 3 hR. I', bath home in nice neighborhood! Lg LR, OR. porch, convenient to school 8. shopping! Super starter tome! A Buy for $21,000! REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day or Night _______ - '71 Dodge Pickup ONE OWNER WE BUY USED FURNITURE & 323 1173 APPLIANCES Sanlord Fur _________________________ I niture Salvage 312 87?) I ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 1 beth home on landscaped loll W w carpet, dining area, fenced yard & Much More' BPP WARRANTED Only 537,000! Inc. CARPORT, HARDWOOD FLOORS, AWNING WINDOWS. CLOSE TO SHOPPING. $2S.500. ________ Cash 3224132 I . Harold Hall Realty 3 BEDROOM I BATH, WITH DOHC 750. mag wheels, faring, drive shaft. 59 mi per gal $1,700 32)0039 Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Avi' I Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Reiriq.stoves,_tools . 40-A—Apartments & DuplexesforSaie 68--Wanted to REALTY WORLD. JUST LISTED 7 BR, 1 bath home in nice country atmosphere! Range, eat in kit util shed! Perfect for young family or retirees! IIPP WARRANTED Just 521,500! OWNER WILL ASSIST financing this spotless 3 BR Deltona home, C H&A, w w carpet, pan. Den or DR, beautiful 1g. cor. lot. All for iUSt $31,500. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM OVER 2 ACRE WOODED WITH PFFK RUNNING THROUGH PROPERTY IN THE COUNTRY. 532.500. I t'(l) lvi OVER 125SALES THRU MAY 1979 GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES.? BR, fenced, many fruit trees. Alumn. storage shed. $22,500. 78—Metorcycles - 'i Yamaha . -. 1 ILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 __________________ _____________ REALTY INC. REALTOR 323 783? Eve. 322-06)2,32? 1507, 32? 1177 New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 372-2281. Daylona Beach--Hutchison ocean Iront Apts. weekly. Call 322-1056 if no ans. (904) 252-9492. 38—Wanted (T r & I (T Ft ft R A EXCELLENT professional office location. Highway Il 92. Choice commercial Io,cation, See today I - AFRICAN VIOLETS 32? 9141 The Greenhouse Eves after 68. weekends _______________________________ - MINT CONDITION 3 BR, new carpet throughout, choice set. tIed neighborhood near shoping. $78.8 50. 36—Resort Property BUY JUNK CARS FnomSIOtotSO Call 372-1624. 327 1460 - HAL COLBERT, REALTY -. 62—Lwn-rden - - Top Dollar Paid for junk A. used cars. trucks & heavy equipment 322 - .- -. _______ 46—Commercial Property Do you need lots of house? We have an older 2' 7 story home. Extra large in good cond Lg. garage. Only s2L000. 77—Junk Cars Removed - - Sanford 321.0702 Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 I For Sale by owner 3 lIP. 7 bath, split plan in Uppland Park 3?? 3290 fter 6 p m REALTOR 3?? 1001) MLS _____________________________ Guitars. Drums, Banjos Com plete Thomas organs, pianos Bob Ball's Duso Center Inc. 2202 French Ave 322 2255 SEIGLER REALTY i - :) I - Are you a lull time driver with a part time car' Our classifieds are loaded with good buy for YOU ____________ Peg Real Estate Broker 32) 0759 I 2638 Sanford Ave .'.ft His 32? 7143.332 486 -- I L:. I I 59—Musical Merchandise -. I I BROkER S'.Itt.' Air' Sanfnrd BATEMAN REALTY Raborn REALTY 34—.MbiIe Homes I HOME SITES NEAR 427 AND NOL AN RD 55.000 SEVERAL TO CHOOSE F ROM Reduced from 5.49,500 A trip down memory lane to see this story book old 2 story cypress farm house 47. great to display your ,ir.tiques, secluded ,lrt'i. 512.000 15 acre grove. $3,500 per acre. 79 pct. down. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Owner must sell or trade due to health, Radiator repair & car clean. Exc. location, good accts. $35 000 . 339170C -- - -- - WOODED HOME SITE NEAR SEMINOLE HIGH 55.500 to acres cleared & fenced w older 21 lOx)? in ground pool 565.000 I? 92 Commercial property $275 per front foot. Terms, FUTURE HOME OR SUMMER HOME, 2 acres located on spring fed lake in the mountains of N. Carolina. $11,900. 1 ACRE NEAR LAKE GEORGE WELAKA ZONED AND MOBILE Sa,900 - Hunt Realty, Inc. This English Estates home has EVERYTHING' Family room with fireplace, covered pool plus much more. ASSUMABLE 7'i pct. mortgage. Price? Only 582,000. OWNER HEADING for mountaint. Cute 3 1 wIg. yd. & plenty of shade, storage golore, quiet but easy access to 1-4 & down town areas. Unexcelled value. 528.500. -.- 3 BR,2balh, C Air Minimum 1 yr. lea%e, $275 no References required. 327-7771 _____________________________ OriE BEDROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE 322-4267 - AGENCY DUPLEX LOT. WOODED NEAR SEMINOLE HOSPITAL 57.500 Lonqwood 21 BR cluplexon assumable mort Good price terms s27.500 I - Fiberglass 16'S". 10 hp Johnson I trailer New running lights, bdttery & el start 2 gas tanks, cushions & anchors. 331 5529 I CORNER ACRE. PAVED ROAD. NEAR COUNTY LAKE WEKIVA RIV.R 5,900 - - For Estate. Commercial & Rec cjt'nliI uuCtiOnS A. ApprsaIs Call Delt's Auction 32) 5670 -________________ - ________ REALTOR 72—Auction & Accessories ROBSON MARINE 1927 HWy. 179? SanFord, FL. 32771 7 acres Imol) Lake Sylvan area 5.10.000 William Maliczowski, REAL TOR 322 1983 ------- _____________ R & E REALTY, INC. Owner transferring from prestigious IOYLLWILDE. This very desirable home needs another Inving family Price reduced to $63,000. FIRST TIME OFFER 3 BR, 2 full baths, spotlessly clean, step saver kit. w eye level micro range oven on full standard range, 1g. ref. & D W, cxc. closet space. Priced right, won't lastf $31,500. --- ___________ 55—Boats I Deltona NEW ON MAR KET 3 BR. 213. FR, cathedral ceilings. nice lot w treeS A. landscaping Beautiful area, nice tomes SpaciouS 3-? home at 2018 Elizabeth Court has been REDUCED to 5.42,500. Estate sale. REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE Eves 862-3455 322-1959 Sanford — Adults. Studio, Air, w-w carpet, residential area. $139 mo. 323 8019. ______________________________ - MARKHAM WOODS RD. 3 BR, 2 b. country estate on 4 acres. StSble & pasture + cute cottage. See this today! $130,000. 43—Lots-Acreage 2 BR, I bath house completely renovated, over sued lot Owner hold mortgage 911 Elm 3222780 A touch of SOUTHERN COM. FORT comes with this older 2'7 story home at 709 Oak Avenue, First time offered. 528.500 LIKE THE "WIDE OPEN" SPACES? 10 acre farm land w-mobile home. Will throw in goats, chickens & rabbits AND tractor. Near Geneva. $35,750. 31—Apartments Furnished Immediate occupancy New 3 BR. I 13 block home. Walking distance to hoSpital. doctor, nursing home A. downtown 527,500. w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc 37? 6A57 or 3?? 1111 aft S 2524 PARK DR 3222118 AFTER HOURS REALTOR 322 0648 3?? 9284 FOR RENT Nice 3 BR, 1' -, b, good section. 5295 - mo. + deposit. - SANFORD: $28,500. 3 Bdrm., I bath. carport. nice neigh borhood My equity & assume low rate loan at $87 mo. 2nd mlg. negotiable. 32) 6228. Jim MODERN 3 BEDROOM,? BATH, the highest bidder, for cash, subIect Seminole Cqunty, - Cash for your lot! Will build no your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Med& Inc., Realtor 644.30)3 Sanford. Gracious living from $28 weekly. Utilities included. 500 S. Oak 377-9673; 81) 7883 41—Houses ON MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE This immaculate custom built spacious I BR, 2' bath, large family room, very desirable neighborhood, beautifully manicured large corner lot, CHCA, w w carpet, 7 car garage, kitchen equipped, extra large closets, many cabinets, cent vacuum system and many other extras. Price to sell fast, $68,900 Shown by appointment 3229283 1fA-FHA.235.COflV. Homes Low Down Payment 29—Rooms - - SIALTON — For lease—Well established restaurant, fully equipped. Seats in excess of 100. Prime location in Sanford. (305) 323 5154 days; (305) 830 8391 after 8 p.m. 30-Apartments REALTY EMPLOYERS AD. 1979, offer for sale and sill to Attorneys for PetItIoner Publish: May30, June 4, ii, 15, 1979 DEJ132 — • - A M Paper routes, both n san ford. Each has 510.000 yearly incOme 834 1832 alter 7 p m County. Florida, will Telephone; (303) 332.2171 -. 24 HOUR [ 41—Houses For sale by owner I BR. lB w w carpet, air 2100 block Summerlin, Sanford. Call after 5 - 30 8. weekends 517.500 3236707. Miller Rd. near Lake .Jessup. 2 BR furnished. Adults. $150 15t & last. $50 deposit. 332-6412. .m. property. Deputy Clerk . AAA EMPLOYMENT 0 ________ 24—Business Opportunities _____ AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 644-3079. ROBBIE's College Sludentsdesining yard work znd maintenance. Call 323 0500 or 322 0797. XRMITES ARE SWARMING We have an opening for an aggressive termite & -pelt control aIesman. $800 mo. guaranteed if you qualify. Car & phone leads available. Apply Tillis Extermining, 767 N. Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry. 331-5606. Florida, the above descrIbed per. June I. Curtis 21—Situations Wanted Dental Assistant certification preferred. 323-8180. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TI4l S NOTICE, to file any oblections (SEAL Attorney for Proponent and Address Assistanl Manager Trainee, some merchandising 8. retail experience preferred. Excellent future opportunity & company benefits. Apply in person Waigreen Drug Store, 2942 Orlando, Dr., Sanford. 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 lurisdictlon of the court. Surrogate's Court LET'S BE HONEST if you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and If we weren't looking for someone to do a job Ihis ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-800 432-8403 anytime for recorded message. THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the cleç of the aboIe court a wrlft66 Statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and musl Indicate the basIs for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed, If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unhiquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is Secured, the security shall be described. The Sanford, FlorIda 32171 - ' WITHIN '* WELDER* Recent work experience in fabrication welding. Must have own tools. Permanent full time position. Fringe benefits, Contact Personnel Dept., A. Duda & Sons, Inc., Oviedo. 327 1030 ext. 268. An Equal Opportunity Employer. W. Garneti White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone3fl-78S5anford For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323 5321 ________________________________ ____ L.PN, Full time & part lime. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. 41—Houses 18 —Help Wanted Master Cosmetologist Treasure Chest of Beauty 32? 0580 Creative Expressions 3238812 __________________________ The WITNESS, HON. ANDREW F. SI E DL EC KI, Surrogate of said Steak Wrappers needed to work in meat processing plant. Apply HiFlavor Meats, Tuskawilla Rd., Oviedo. Needlepoint Instruction following Citation ii published pursuant to an Order of the Surrogate's Court, Tioga County, State of New York dated June 5, 1979. persons interested in the estate of BRUCE HOWARD JOHNSON, late of the Village of Waverly, In the County of Tioga, State of New York, deceased greeting. the damages awarded to the Experienced sewing & industrial operators, Supr., pressers, unexperienced jobs avail, also. Apply in person Mon-Sal. 10 2. John Young Pkwy Lake Breeze, BId. 603. Unit 0. Black Eyepeas,Slbu.,U.Pick Celery Ave. Behind WTRRradiostation co Ithaca Agency, Ithaca, N. V. admmnistratrixforwrongfuldeathof the decedent should not be Secretary for Iawoffice Good shorthand & typing, no legal experience required, full time. Pjione 322-4051 delivery, mm. S2Oorder. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Meats. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, By the Grace of God Free and in dependent TO: DONALD JOHNSON Address Unknown James Orshal co H. Bradley Smith, Esq. 4 Waverly Street, Waverly, New York Reliance Insurance Co., HEREBY CITED to appear In the Surrogate's Court of the County of Tioga, before our Surrogate of said County, at his office in the Court HouselntheVillageofOwego,yioga County, New York,onthe 16?hday July, 1919 at nIne o'clock in the forerof that day, then and there to show cause why: (1) the damages awarded to the Administratrix herein for the conscious pain and suffering of the decedent should not bedIstributed,pursu.flttosection4. 1.101 the Estates, Powers and T,st Looking for garden equipment? Read loday's classified ads for good buys. p—Good Things to Eat _______________________________ First & Only child care center open TO DONALD JOHNSON: Travel Agent—minimum 2 yrs. recent exp. For interview phone 668 5069 or (904) 775 8777 for appt. - DissoIunofMirniage,,,dw. Arthur Beckwlth . Enroll now—school age children—. for summer fun—arts, 'crafts, & field trips 323.8424. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ ci Clerk of the Circuit Couil -.-. 6—Child Care _______________________ PART TIME BOOKKEEPER 5 days week DAYS INN SANPORD of Seminole County, Florida, 1979. (SEAL) . 18—Help Wanted Publish: June 4, 11, iS, 1979 Joj Deputy Clerk Publish: May 21, 25, June 4. 11' 1919 OEJ.104 ________________________ Irish Setter S mo. old female lost near Sanford & Mattie Ayes, Reward. 323.6696. under which we are engaged in May, AD., 1979. By: Eleanor F. Buratto - __________________ --6-jf & Found Wife, NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: TONY LIVINGSTON, co MARY SAILOR, Nojlh, South CarolIna 29112 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED t RUTH 0. LIVINGSTON, has filed a Petition In the CIrcuIt Cowl busIness enterprise are as follows: U U ). Surdaj - Noon Friday NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under the seal Of the COUNTY Court of OrangeCounty,Florida,upona final Iudgemsntrsnd.redintheafor.said court on the SIb day of March, A.D. 1979, In that certain case entitled, Willie 'Turner PIalntIff 'vs' Roen.velt Lewis and Myrtle Lewis, hIs wife, Iointly and severally, That the parties Interested in said I U U, U. U I, U Before Publication Noon The Da Successful bidder shall submit belanceof remaining amount within l0daysafterflotiflc.tionofawardor forfeit the deposit and all claims on said house, The house is tp be removed from the site wIthin 45 days of purchase. Complete details conc.roi,,g the submission of bids and the terms and condItIons ot sate pertaining to saidhousemaybeobtaIn,dfromt Purchasing Dapartmeit located at 1211 Milionvllie Avenue In Fiortdadurirçbusinelshow.s.tany f, pf'f' to th. opening Of bids. THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY By: .s. William P. Layer as it, Superintendent of Schools said Court on this 17th day of May, 51g. Jon D. MacKendrick of I I. DEADLINES busIness at 701 East Semoran (SEAL) Boulevard, Allamonte Springs, ARTHUR H, BECKWITH, JR. Florida. Clerk of Circuit COW? secutive weeks in The Sanford Section Superintendent "Fictitious Name Statute'. Chapter 8635 FlorkIaSt eswlIlregl,ter with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and far Seminole County,Fiorid., icon receipt of proof Of th, pIkaij of this Notice, ta fIC. titious name, towit: Heaid, Sanford, Florida. Publish June 11, 15,251 July 2, 1979 DEK.47 I. roof. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Noticam is hereby given ff pj undersigned, pursuant to the dens tided in the petition, THIS NOTiCE shall be publIshed once each week far four (4) COfl' 503.09 Florida Statutes X 12'), corn. DEK.25 be entered against you for the relief the provisions of the Fictitlm,ss Name Statutes, porch (approx. S blnation construction, pitch shingle Iii led Check) shall accompany bid. Sanford, Florida, on or before JUlIe . 1979; othet'wls.a Jumint fTIeY Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with 14 Florida: Three bedroom, 1½ bath, ap. proximately 1200 sq. ft., fireplace, central air and heat, garage, front . wrItten defenses, if any, to it on JOHN A. BALDWIN, Baldwin I Dlkeou, 500 Highway 17.92, FUn Park, FlorIda 32730, Attorneys for petitioner, and file the original with tMClei'koftheabovsstyiedcourtet the Seminole County Courthouse, PPLY CO., and that I bidderth, foIIowingdncrlbedh, located In Seminole County, iI a lint a line a line ____________________________ DEK.51 Johnson, should not be disqualified ________________________________ to Tabs, pursuant to Section 4.1.4 of NOTICE OF SALE the Estates, Powers and Trust Law. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We THE SCHOOL BOARD OF have caused th seal of office of our SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA Is said Surrogate to be hereunto offering for sale to the highest fixed. Schools, or his designee, at 2:00 o'clock P.M. on June 23, 1979 at the meeting room of THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, located at 1211 Meilonville Avcnue in Sanford, Florida. A Good Faith DeposIt of (either a CashIer's Check or Car' County, Florida fhis3rd day of June, 1979. August Marketing Company By: August C. Johnson President PublishJune 11,15,251 July 2,1979 Seminolecounty, Florida, under the DEPUTY CLERK Publish: June 11, 15, 25, July 2, 1979 U .:I ., -j unes minimum i UKIJMT ''owi distributed pursuant to SectIon 5.4.4 status, Also employment opp. ortunities are offered without regard to age unless there is a conflict with statute or State Board rule. Adoption of this policy will have no determinable economIc impact. The Specific law being Imptemented is F.S. 230.22. Complete coplfl at this policy and Whose residence YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatanactionloisquestration has been filed agaInst you, and you me required to serve a copy of your DUSTRIAL Seminole County, Florida BY: Eve Crabtre, dersigned said business enterprIse is as follows: Augusta Marketing Company, 4854 South KIrkman Road, Orlando, Florida 32811. DATED at Orlando. Orange IIdItlous'nç7 of LONGW000 IN. UNDER CONVERSION TO A 'RTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Clerk of the Circuit Court national origin, handicap or marital TO: CHARLES L.D.PERCH 8:00 ,A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY - - -. .. - - .,...... Law; house will be opened, by the Un. NOTICE OP ACTION Florida Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busineu at 145 WIllow Creek Cove, Longwood, FL 32750 p.m. Til' 1 am. russ. Thru Sat. 1979. (SEAL) regard to race, color, religion, six, 32701. Thai the party Interested In FICTITIOUS NAME Rhythm a Rhymes said court on this 8th day of June, Said sale of said house shall be by Wife. DEK.50 -, Office Box 2141, 301 Park Avenue North, Winter Park, Florida 32790, onor befor.July 1$ 1979and fil, the original of Said defWsss wIth lbS Clerk of this court eIther before service or immediately thereafter; otherwiseadefaultludgment.wiiibe entered against you for the relief demanded In the Amended Petition, WilNESSmyhandandlh.seaiof sealed bids. All sealed bids for said Ailamonte Mall, State Road 430, _$tU - NOTICE OF ACTION TO: PEGGY L. FIELDS, also known as PEGGY LAMB 3371 CoIville Avenue Hapeville, Georgia 30354 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Second Amended Petition for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you by Petitioner, BILLY JOE FIELDS, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to the Amended Petition on the Petitioner's attorney, JANIS MARY 100.1 which states educatIonal and economic statement may be RATES Itime .................43c 3cocutIv.tim.s . . . . 3$c lcons.cuflvi times.....35c HOURS Respondent.WIfe. employment opportunities without SectIon 065.09 Florida Statutes 1957. tairdat the office, 1211 Millonvhlle Slg, Charlie Jackson Jr. Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Publish: May 21, 25, June4, 11,1979 Robert G. Feather, Chairman DEJ.10S SemInole County School Board —bush: June 11, 1979 DE K.33 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given that the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND SIMINOLI undersigned, pursuant to the FOR COUNTY, "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter FLORIDA, U3.09,Florida$tatu$es,willregist,r NO, 10.2923-M.A withthsClerkoftheClrcultCourtof IN RE: The marriage of Seminole County, Florida, upon CHARLES L. DIPERCH, receipt of proof of publication of this Husband, Notice, the fictitious name to wit: BURDINE'SOPTiCAL under which and this party is engaged In business at MARY JANE DSPENCH, SHOW 10:00 AM - , 27, 1979, toconsideradoptionofpo1Icyx59. Kiddies Summer PEGGY L. FIELDS, also known as PEGGY LAMB, Sanford, Florida. 0 THE 000 COUPLE TUESDAY Petitioner.Hund, and HALKER, whose address is Post __________________________ - eeWIi'c*'o IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 75-2227.CA.04.E IN RE: The Marriagaof BILLY JOE FIELDS, U U.'. 831-9993 3222611 ______________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. - U,-' Orlando — Winter Park Seminole _______________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am 2:30 3:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0 FRENCH CHEF ONIKEDOUGLAS 5:30 O8UPIMER8EME8TER 1:30 0 AS 0 PHOTOGRAPHY,.. HERE'S 0 UUA8,YOGAANDYOU(R) MORNING FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 201 South Maple Sanford, Fla. Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious nameof R & J LANDCLEARING and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5mg. J B. Howell Raymond Lee (JBH) Publish: May 21, 28, June4, 1, 1979 OEJ-102 Monday, June 11, 1979-3B ; IIUIIIU....... CLASSIFIED ADS fling June 2. Sanford Early city o Sanford, Seminole County, Chlldcare Center. 322.6645. Florida, at the hour of 11 AM., on the 28th day of June, 1979, that Will baby sit in my home days. certain parcel of real property Prefer school age children described s foIlow: Call 322.4933 Lots 25 and 26, Block 23, __________________________ SUBURB THE SANLANDO Motherwilldobabysittiflg BEAUTIFUL, SANFORD SEC. In my home day or evening TION, according to the plat thereof Infant to4yrs. 323.5234 as recorded in Plat Book 3, Page 66, of the Public Records of Seminole Newborn to small infants for County, Florida. working mothers or short vacations in my home. 322.5342. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Unique Kindergarten for 5 year Clerk of Circuit Court olds ONLY, this fall. Best Seminole County, Florida educational opportunity in this By: Eve Crabtree area. 322.6645. Deputy Clerk ____________________________ __________________________ Publish: June Ii, 18, 1979 DEK.52 Legal Notice ___________________________ HOW(MON) CA (2) Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, Florida. That the parties Interested in said business enterprise are as follows: John R. Moore Victor A. Notopoulos Alfredo Salgado J.W. Schoettelkotte Edward F. Welch Dated at Seminole County, Florida, this 17th day of May 1979. Publish: May21, June4, 11, 18, 1979 DEJ.129 CL) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE CL (12) TODAY 12:30 çj NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 11:00 - 10:55 (2) PASSWORD PLUS 6:55 floundering radio station to be its new program director. (R) (2) (12) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE ir @TOBEANUOUNCED(THU) 0 WHEW1 €1) ELECTRICCOMPANY(R) 12:00 EYEWES8 DEAF NEWS (4)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Ambitious young Andy Travis is hired bytheinept managerof a 8:00 f2)ALLSTARSECRET8 (11 lflV flF Il IUASL.wrn AFTERNOON 6:47 9:30 GROUP II, a Florida General Portnehip, et al, Defendants. -. __.... IWI .._.ic yr NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under a Judgment of Foreclosure and Saleentered by the Judgeof the Circuit Court in and for Seminole county, Florida, on the 8th day O June, 1979, in a certain cause bet. WCCfl COMBANKSEMINOLE COUNTY, formerly COMBANK. CASSELBERRY,. Florida banking corporation, Plaintiff, and GROUP II, a Florida General Partnership, ROCKIE L. SMITH, individually, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS JOHN G. ARIKO, JR., individually, NAME STATUTE MARY ANN ARIKO, individually, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the FLORIDA LAND COMPANY, 6 Florida corporation, RINK ER undersigned, pursuant to the MATERIAL CORPORATION, a "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter Florida corporation, CENTRAL $65.09. Florida Statutes,will register FLOR IDA ELECTRIC, INC., a with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida corporation, SMYTH inandlorSeminoleCounty,Flonida, upon receipt of proof of the LUMBER COMPANY, a Florida publication of this Notice, the I ic corporation and PLY.MARTS, INC., a Florida corporation, Defendants, titious name, to-wit: being Case No. 781$13.CA.09.C, I HOLIDAY ISLE PROPERTIES will sell at public auction to the under which we are engaged in highest bidder for cash at the West 10:30 6:30 BRODIE 'Many MacGregor" Miss Brodie's students are surprised and confused when she takes a dumpy, unpopular girlunderherwing. Vikings" New evidence mdicites that the descer.dants of Eric the Red, who landed in Canada centuries before Columbus sailed, still roam the land. FAMILY FEUD CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: William Conrad. 010K CAVETT Guests: Wilham Masters and Virginia Johnson. (Part 2 of 2) PRAIRIE Mary FRI) Evening Herald, Saaterd. Fl. IN THE CIRCUIT COURTIN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FOR FLORIDA CASE NO. 7$.117J-CA.09.0 COMBANK.SEMINOLE COUNTY, formerly COMBANKCASSEL. BERRY, a Florida Banking corpor. aflon, plaintiff, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAMESTATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter $65.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of publicationof this notice, fictitious name, to. wit: PRECISION MACHINE CO. undcr which I am enoaoed in business at 103$ Miller industrial Road, in the City of Altamonte nings Florida. That the party interested in said business enterprise is as follows: CRM INDUSTRIES, INC. By: s. Charles Robert McMahon II, President Publish June 4, 11, 18, 25, 1979 DEK.26 10:00 () 6:00 r UI8TUDIO SEE Goes rock Legal Notice Legal Notice TV HIGHLIGHTS • ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. PcI supplies, dog houses, insulated shaqy inside kennels. screened outside runs, also air cond. Ught Houling Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 3.49 5)11 Pahiting DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE EstImates. 1305)327 9160 S DAVES PAINTING Trim your house, $145. ) day serv. '.?, good paint & Ref 331 5529 Plumbing Service cages. 322 5752. Home Improvements Retired man Small repair wo-k Roofing P. painting Free Est Call anytime 373 8513 ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs. Leaks. F-as! Service 323 0)74. 377 4601 Chg Cds - INSULATION Batting, blowing, RACO Foam. fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0539 or 904 131 6105 collect - CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODEL ING IREPAIR 5.6. BALINTIASSOC. 372 IUS Concrete work-- Patios, slOewalks, driveways Free Esfi mate. Call Mr - Taylor 372 IS-IS. Railings Custom built iron work Window guards, gates etc Martin's 323 158), 339 let) Tree Service The Greenleaf Enterprise Tree service. Dead wood. demossing I mistletoe & removing. 323 laM. To List Your Business... DiI 322-2611 or 831-9993 �,LONDI E 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 11, 1979 YOU BUILD BULGING i'M 5ELLING MUSCLES JUST BY EEZING THIS '-1LL A HOME PHYSICAL rNEss COURSE 4' - WHO'D BELIEVE - . 'ou'o BE THE FIRST/' ) .NGLIKEZX)fl ' 38 Unit of Answer to Previous Puzzle illumination J1UA1N F 1 Seaweed 40 Exclamation DI 0 P 1 A R 6 Texas shrine of triumph K F 6 T ft I 11 Slicker 42 Be jU F I BA V CHI CAN 13 Roland's 43 Coat sleeve H cK friend 44 CIA fI M I * H0 l4Head predecessor __ u nio a l5Doublepitch 46Calaboose B6oF 0 ft N A I F 16 Ensign (abbr.) 49 Blame F sa J A S L10 Macao coin 52 Detected - 1, A 0 19 Doctrine 53 Wind-powered IT1i P'l I B PIArNTO) 20 Compass vessel noóo 6F ft A i i c point F N 10 54 Squaring tool I. I V I - I S S 22 Women's 0 E A N 0 I f $ F A ft 55 Trash patriotic 9 Top of altar 39 Christian society (abbr.) DOWN 10 City Utah 23 Esaus wife holiday 12 Study 24 In addition I First-rate 41 Resource 13 Redolent 26 Doughnut (comp. wd.) 42 Church part shape 2 King of beasts 18 Large tub 21 Moister 45 Arid 28 Three (prefix) (p1.) 23 Constellation 47 Compass 30 Egypt (abbr.) 3 Type of 25 Stepped 31 Rocky crag magazine point 27 Garden tool 32 Glide on snow 4 Auxiliary 48 Over (poetic) 29 Erin 33 Yellow fever 5 Conger mosquito 6 Mohammed's 33111 50 Crow's call 35 Poultry 34 Over (prefix) 51 Spy group son product 7 Lighted 36 Grave robbers (abbr.) 37 Oxygen 8 Shuns 37 Made public ACROSS ___ L1 ,, 6 - .11 by Chic Young I I in — ____ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker WHAT I NEEP WELL, 5OMETI4INTO POUND A NAIL WITI-1 WANT, BEETLE 2 _ ANYONE AT' MY W)40 c. SITE INTO ONE OF THOSE LOOKING _ CAN (10W ARE WHY UITS YOU - BISCUITS SENSITIVE __ ISCUITS 02/ __ ______ ________— __________ 1 * /7 1 - I0 2 3 — — — — THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom C 114 le — 12 — 8 9 13 — 1 15 rr 17 21 23 25 28 28 — — 27 29 30 31 — — 32 — — 33 4_Il 34 35 36 — — 37 — 42 _________ 0 — 46 by Bob Montana - AMERICANS CONSUME UP TO 21 MILLION BARRELS 38 40 41 DEAR DR. LAMB — I'm a 27. year-old male, 71 Inches tall — 147 '48 ' 52 THE BARRELS SMALLER ________ 49 50 [51 53 - ——— — — Lamb milk a day plus eating several ounces of cheese and Ice cream to maintain my body weight. — — OF OIL — — DAY.' // _____ ________ . emino Mass won't ca use you to have brittle A knowledgeable friend of mine told me that ingesting that le much calcium daily would bones. cause me to develop brittle skim milk Instead. bones so I began to look for other equally delicious foods. The article that you read by Yesterday I read an article in the nutritionist Is absolutely the newspaper by a nutritionist correct. Calcium deficiency Is who said that over half of older probably the most common Americans have osteoporosis, a nutritional deficiency in the softening of the bones, because United States today and it of insufficient calcium in their true that Individuals who don't diet. Now what's the truth for get enough calcium In their diet various age groups? How much are prone to softening of the milk can I drink safely and how bones. much can my granddad drink? Specifically, women on Also what foods contain phosphorous which prevents calcium-deficient diets are about five times more prone to utilization of calcium? When thin disorder than women who DEAR READER healthy, it's a are getting enough calcium In your body is marvelous machine to behold. their diet. Both you and your It can eliminate most of the granddad, all other things excess amounts of things that considered, can drink as much we don't really need. A good fortlfledsldmmilkasyoullke. example Is water. If you drink I'm not fond of your use of more than your body needs, the cheese or ice cream either. In excess is simply eliminated, many processed cheeses, ap- .- ______ — — — — HOROSCOPE BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL _ For Tuesday, June 12, 1979 ' : r ) : ' ;, ________ _____ * • - - PR ISCILLA'S POP I THINK HAVING LUNCH - ...IF UtiSTLvELy' i YOU CAN SU .JARTANL,HIS 9RPtNE .J' bN0W$CH/o. ____ ' . ______ I. ___ ______ ______ 4 - T - __ I" ______ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl ICAN'T WgAR TI-I 5 TO My 0055'5 MA5aIJERAPE PASTY IT TAIcE TWO ?EOPL.E.' 1r' 4.j.. [ØUT IF I PONT 5HOW OTLFT4 VP, H'L.L.. _- IF TH' ReFge5HMS4T5 AR E SOOP, T'L. L RENT YA TH' C,UT FIT FR HALF PlC,PVPp9v( MUMBLE. 1) ' GRUMBLE' Y _______ M _______ _ _ SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST ' IEUriN . ' 4m.!:.... '"-. ' , • .. -. . p •.a . .•.: SxiMY. . .... . •. -. r '•' -' - . '. . . A M TH t4J PROM NOW ON rr'$ AOIN lb - - ... -. - , . •. • -"-4 ' .. ,,:• j '• .v". - -' . '. Ida."-.4. ,..' .. -. • .-. ,. . , -'i' • . ,. ,. - •e.. Sanford - •_',,'' •.J '.i - . ,,• . . fr r T Hi! OU WANT' HE'S HE'S W ~ ,I By GEOFFREY POUNDS . . .. ' DEXTERITY 'The Duke' Is Dead; Of Grief See Stories, 3A. . - "You have no recommendation from the people you asked; you do have a recom- . / -. The recommendation from the Tenants' Council was that Miss Buratti be appointed. Council chairman Aurdella Davis and other members said they elected Miss Buratti, a white woman, In a June 4 meeting. But that election was contested by a group of west .- , - - • 4 - call MrlaI Photo By Tom N?$ I __ _____________________ ______ _____ \ _______ ao,VIT SugE. ('USS ThAi's S iR1 I CAN I4AgDI,Y N16411F?il.L. from Education and Welfare (HEW) are to be submIted by July 1, according to Bruce Ferino, assistant City blamer. The proposed site Is located east of Sunset Drive, overlooking Lake Concord and south of the Better Uving Retirement Center. This was the final step before federal applications can sin1tted for the new complex to be built on a two-acre :- trod in Casselberry. The Area Agency on the Aging, which administers the grant program for HEW, has "almost guaranteed" federal funding under the Older Americains Act, Felrino earlier told County Commissioners, The first-year grant of $115,416 is to be matched with I for a county.grarg for the project of $12,500. Applications to the U.S. Department of Health, - —_ - .... r - - - - . - - —— -. - - - — -- - -. - -- - - " eniors om ex before the council for formal action at next week'S meeting. The firm, which has served the city since January, 1978, Was granted an Increase based on the higher consumer price index and 10 cents reflecting increased cost of gasoline. A request from the company for a75 cents a month increase was turned down, The Danjohn's contract with the come back fur a rate increase request when the consumer price index reaches a certain level, ' '- -. . The $120 from the county and $27,5W from the city. A second-year grant fo furnish the facility is expected of $60,000—to be matched with $7,500 from the city and $12500 from the county, according to Fenino. With approval expected by Oct. 1, construction Is ex Pe to begin hI January 1980. In a work session that followed the regular meeting the council tentatively agreed to grant Danjohn Services Inc. a *Cft m"WY increase in garbage collection fees for the 3,100 customers In the city. The Increase from $4.75 to $5.20, is expected to come . . — nomination. . OKs Land Pur'chase - - 1I claimed the election was unfairly conducted In that the names of blacks were excluded hicles from the Seminole County Sheriff's Department dissidents further claimed they CaudbeM City Cowxfl Monday night authorized the ty Idrqinlatration to enter a purchase contract with the wner of a proposed senior citizen facility site, according to Mayor Bill Grier. Punthase price for the property Is My 1RGY CALL IT SE M '1_ moved in on suspects believed to be growing marijuana In a heavily wooded area were not given written notice of south of Chuluota off state Route 419 this morning. Sheriff's deputies ap- the election, as the council prehended two men in a marijuana field and charged them with trespass. The bylaws specify, Photo By Gosflr.y Pounda land is owned by a Miami man who gave authorities permission to conduct the Housing Authority director While Alexander Wyche was busy addressing the Sanford City Commission raid. A third man spotted by deputies eluded capture. The names of the men Torn Wilson sent to the corn- Monday, his 3-year-old daughter. Anna, took the opportunity to play some hidearrested were not Immediately released by deputies. However. both are mission a letttr in which he said and -seek. Wyche represented a group of west side blacks who came to protest the reported to be from Orange County. he considered the June 4 actIon appointm ent of a white woman to the housing Authority board. Casselber - ' side black residents, who /A" SOON TO LEARN CONFUSE IE THE YOLV TRUTH! _________ - mendatlon from people you didn't ask," Knowles said. - _______ I Appoints Buratti . .: ' .'-',. MOVE IN IN 1"Ll WWII hines bytheTenants'Council"Void." But Alexander Wyche, one of tabled the appointment. Herald Staff Writer "What we did would stand up the dissenters, said west side However, Commissioner Eddie Sanford city commissioners in any court," said Rev. G. residents In Higgins Terrace Keith said he : 5 was satisfied appointed Ten Buratti of Eubanks, Tenantr' Council get poor attention in their there would never be 100 perBedding Gardens to fill the parlimentariwi. Eubanks also requests for maintenance cent agreement an any upunexpired term of George defended the selection of Miss improvements. It appears the only way these ladles have to go — Is up. Actually, the four polntment, and the city should are Brown on the Housing Burutti on the grounds that the g demonstrating their dexterity — learned In large part at Seminole Community board Authority Board following Authority board is presently The commission, after member. On Keith's motion, ni): Joy 11inkle, Incomposed of four black hearing statements from angry the matter was taken off the structor; Miriam Phillips, Pam Hillebrandt and Peggy Iselin, students, The saw opponents and supporters members and no whites and the residents OH both sides of the table and Miss Buratti was of Miss Buratti swap charges of board needed balance, school's jazz dance program will be the subject of a feature story In Friday's question for over an hour, appointed 4-to-0. untalr pra ctices. Leisure magazine in The Evening Herald. The city commission, whose only authority according to federal guidelines, in the actions of the Housing Authority Today board Is to appoint Its memExpressions hers, was cautioned by city AroundTheClock ..........4-A Horoscope ................. Bridge .....................#.B Hospital 2-A manager Warren E. Knowles Pour in. Comics ....................4-B OURSELVES ..............1-B "not to Interfere In the Internal Crossword .................4-B Sports ...................1.5-A matters" of competing factions Editorial ...................4-A Television .................zn in making any appointment. Page Following Brown's death on Dear Abby .................1-B Weather ...................tA May 21, the commission asked the Housing Authority to recommend a successor to fill his term, which expires In 1980. -. The Seminole Joint Tenants Council, an Independent group representing the residents in the 480 units of public housthg In the city, felt It should make the recommendation to the city. , Law enforcement r-rs , _•-i - I pj Mac Charges Swapped . -.. - . . - / ______________________ by T. K. Ryan . . :' _________ TUMBLEWEEDS WL1.., I'L.L PARNP I'PS £4GPfWSM SAM, fl4E HORSE '• .. 4. by Stan Lee and John Romita f'wcss THE ONE HE'S WE'LL tJ'RE10 HEA!Jg .JI$TIN SHOOT £7AR HAS ftN _____ _______ . . ' . . .•••'• -.• -. 'wy'5 by Bob Thavis - . .-..., E WI . , . '.'• ..i, . - u& p . . - Ask thi msrti I ... h - - - by Al Vermeer WITH ONES FRIENOS IN THE PARK 5 ROCs. . - • H!R!'I AN -. :, a . IN A 8uay .. • basic needs that might have N AT BRIDG been hanging fire will suddenly be ready to be closed quickly. Unusual opportunities inthat careless start, the bad SCORPIO Oct, 24-May 22) volving your work or career NORTH 5-Il-A club break leaves him one Be on your toes, You may have could be offered you this . .1 a 7 5 trick short." coming year. Don't discount. an opportunity today to make a A Alan: "The discard of th 0 A92 them just because fast change in direction ten of clubs is a sure-think 498642 regarding an interest you're come from conventional play. South draws trump, w.si' cashes his ace-king EAST pursuing that will be just what sources. of clubs, gets to dummy with a i 2 YOU needed. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) , trump, leads a club from KQJ lI7S$432 SAGITTARIUS .. (Nov. 23You'll accomplish a lot more dummy, ruffs It to drop • K 1065 •Qj Dec. 21) It'll take more than a both for yourself and for others West's jack, gets back to • j if you get off by yourself where shrewd head to outdo you today. dummy with the ace of diaSOUTH You're sure-footed and can you won't have a bunch of monds and finally gets to • A QISI discard his other diamond people looking over your react to most situations at a .... on that last club," aboulder.Findoutmoreof what moment's notice. Oswald: "Maybe East iles ahead for you in the year 1' A PC Q 10 CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan should have made a 19) Your mood today will be following your birthday by Vulnerable: East-West Ughtner double of seven geared more toward light and sending for your copy of Dealer: South spades and hoped that West fun activities than toward those Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each could guess to lead a club." West North East South to Astro-Graph, P0 Box 489, that are on the serious side. It'll 2• DO a ni ce breather. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019, , , AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Be sure to specify birth sign. Pass 5 NT Pass 74 __________________ You hold: CANCER (June 21-July 22) You should be able to clear ups Pass Pau Pass 6-I1-B • A K 876 Although you may not have situation that you have felt held VA 4 planned it, today could turn into you back when the competition •AQ1143 more of a social event than a is suddenly- eliminated today. • PISCES (Feb. 20-March ) workday. Look for the unusual An Alabama reader asks Exhilarating Pals could turn to turn things around. what we respond to partO (July 23-,t's, 22) The this Into a fun day for yo u. By OswaldJacoby ner's one-club opening bid. speed at which you accomplish Respond to spur-of-the-moment and Alan Sontag We respond one diamond, things makes this a very invitations, but see nothing wrong with a Oswald: "Here Is an Eas- two-diamond jump. The ARIES (March 21-April 19) productive day. You know what ley Blackwood hand that important pointis that one we needs doing and you're willing Something good could pop out of really shows the Importance respond In our six-card suit. left field today. Don't sit to apply yourself. back of planning your play at (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AWN. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Dept. 22) on your duff. Act on It. You can trick one," (Do you have a question for That mental lift you were only come out on top. Alan: "It Is a grand slam the experts? Write "Ask the contract so It Is reaUy TAURUS (April 20-May 20) looking for is forthcoming portant for declarer t6 stop Experts," care of this newspatoday. Fun things will be Being around other people Per. Individual questions will and think." st im ulates your creativity happening because you run Into be answered if accompanied Oswald: "Easley points exciting and invigorating Itoday and Ideas could pour by stamped, sell-addressed Out that any unthinking deThe most interest. from you. If you think any of darer automatically dis- envelopes. LIBR.A (Sept. 23.(kt. 23) them are worth trying, put cards a diamond on the ace sng questions will be used In this column and will receive of hearts at trick one. After copies Something Important to your them to work, of JACOBYMODERN) BIRT . I .IJ V ___________________ . .•,. ' \1GEV,4WAY t,.. . •- YOUR HDA Y June12, im fWM Voting By DONNA ES county through the sale of i conunittee, told commissioners satisfied with the results. Herald Staff Writer old mechanical machines, at the workshop meeting The major differences betA contract to purchase 456 A 1nember citizens ad- Monday the committee voted ween the machines new puch card voting machines visor)' committee, appointed by unanimously to urge the manufactured by the two firms Is to be awarded by the the commission, recommended commission not to purchase are: punch cards for CES are Seminole County Comm ission the switch after a 30-day study any more mechanical already perforated while those by Aug. I. Delivery of the new of the two methods. Coni- machines, recommending of Datavote are not; more votes machines Is expected by Jan. 1 missioners began looking into instead the county go with the can be cast on CES punch cards for use in the March the possbillty of switching after new punch card system. and candidates' names are presidential preferential last September's first primary The committee also voted 13-3 listed on Datavote while races primary, when many of the county's 178 for the county to purchase the are numbered on CES. mechanical voting machines punch cards machines from the The county commission malfunctioned, Each punch card under th e CES Voting Machine Inc. of Monday he presentations by The malfunction was caused, Berkley, Calif. The minority in Datavote system would cost manufacturers of two punch according to reports from a a special report to the com- about 4 cents with two cards card voting machines, registered locksmith and missioners urged the purchase needed for each voter in Following the presentations, representatives of the Shoup from Datavote, a division of elections with lengthy ballots. the commission voted Voting Machine Co., by the Diamond International Corp CES punch cards are 2 cents unanimously to switch the way melting of rubber bumpers in Charlotte, N.C. each with one card needed per of voting in Seminole County the locks on the machines. Jerome Davis, Manatee voter In lengthy ballot elecfrom conven tional mechanical Shoup is the manufacturer of Count)' supervisor of elections, tions. machines to the new punch card the county's current machines, at the invitation of Seminole Robert Pickett of CES said method. An unsuccessful candidate In Elections Supervisor Camilla his firm has machines serving Jeff Etchberger, coutty the primary election filed salt Bruce, appeared before the in 10 countIes in Florida and 570 budget director, has estimated challenging the election and the conunisslon to urge the pur- counties nationally In 31 states. the cost of Instituting the new legal action is still in the courts. chase of Datavote. Edward O'Day representing system at $33,320 above Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Davis said this county is using Datavote said his firm has 35 revenues received by the chairman of the advisory Datavote machines and is accoun ts nationally. . ur by Howie Schneider GAS BAR Buy r-456 by con- saturated fat, plus the fact that trolling how much calcium is It's fairly high in cholesterol,, actually absorbed through the Uncreamed cottage cheese is a Intestinal wall. As long 5 YOU low-fat low-cholesterol food have a normal endocrine with lots of good protein and system which influences calcium for your body. It's fine. calcium absorption, there's real setllmitation on the To give you a better idea amount of milk a healthy about bone softening, I am person can drink because of Its sending you The Health Letter calcium content. number 6-10, Osteoporosis. The only concern I have Is Others who want this Issue can that If you're drinking whole send 50 cents with a long, milk in large amounts, you're stamped, self-addressed engetting an awful lot of fat and velope for it. Send your request about half of that fat Is tomeln care of this newspaper, saturated fat, That's not o Box 1551, Radio City good for Yo arteries but It Station, New York, NY 10019. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNI EEK & MEEK Will - almost half of those are ways It does this Is —— ' _______ .-: -- - 0• This ——— 55 ________ ______ OIL - soicL ICOCKTAI L Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents Dr. and weigh 200 pounds. I'm In excellent physical condition. I do drink about a half a gallon of also happens If you proximately 80 percent of the consume more calcium than calories come from fat and your body needs. One of the — — I - (M JUGHEAD'Z 39 — _______________ - ARCHIE [ — 19 22 24 0 IT IS ESTIMATED THAT d 71st Year, No. 254—Tuesday June 12,1979—Sanford, !iorlda 32771 - . NOW, THE QUESTION IS TO CONSERVE ENERGY, HOW CAN WE CUT THE CONSUMPTION OF ? 10 — 20 WHAT? 7 — — Be Dangerous ? Is 4 5 Ltii ii' HLE5, &71 I'A )O1' ]Even ' .tAFr_t 00 'ou rinking . 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J. ODDS CHAR PLAY 1100, UPTO $ 1Q01 _ July 19, 19790a a ODOR Foot FOR 26STORF 13 STORE I 1006 71st Year, No. 295—Monday, July 30, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 JULY 29 - , •. STORES, I new1pq.f a ntfeyients. .r...:. - > d ' L F ' W—D BRAND 100% PURE USDA CHOICE WHOLE UNTRIMMED TURKEY GROUND BEEF BONELESS LEG QUARTERS IE Mrff 10 P LBG $ 19 LB. 3, S OR 10411. NANDI PACK W.OSRAND ALVA*(flft .{ ' SUcEDIOLOGNA..... MAND Au v#mtu SLICED I COOKED HAM... HOTSA$JSAG(..,...., w WOUANDREGULA1 0 :_ __ • 3 jq - • . 9' SMOKED SAUSAGE UAP4D ALL SUP 9" SMOKED SAUSAGE *319 SMOKED SAUSAGE AIMOURSTAIIONELL$S 9" SMOKED DAINTIES Cz ... WD wD 9MJ40 .., GROUND ROUND. ...... W D SIAND ' BAG WILD OR HOT SAUSAGE....... MAND WHOLE HOG BAG MEDIUM 01 '22" HOT SAUSAGE ,. W-0 1 SLICED BACON 9" GERMAN BOLOGNA ________ ____ ... G 9" GRIUFRANKS . .... Vs, . . . . I.i . ...... LYI(S lJCED .•,, is _________________________ .. FRANKS :.' • SWWT PBEMIVM 5(J4 11U ....... 9" FRANKS 9" PORK PA .. •.... ; .. ..... .'. SONe4ISMAONIP -• I: :. - - .. . ...... ' :s ..•-. !'a • -- ________________ 'S - ...T1 . V'(I -' - %.it-'r - - -' . \ -.- "k', . 0 Area Woman Hospitalized ; Spouse Arrested In Beating —J w 0 IMNO *lOUtaa 51A 4D PREM,UM - LB WDUANDSPOULAkANDWKJP W0 _••:. ... MARKET FRESH 49c gb', I ,. MIAMI (UPI) — Theodore Bundy's mother, Louise, today told barbaric thing that a human being can Impose on another. My ,$be murder trial jury considering the punishment for her son, Christian upbringing has taught me that to take another's life r.Jonvicted of strangling two college women, that the execution of under any circumstances is wrong. I don't believe the state of undy would be "like a taking a part of all of us and throwing it Florida Is above the laws of God," she said. L "Ted can be very useful in many ways to many people — living. :i.She was one of five defense witnesses called in the presentence Gone from us, it would be like taking a part of all of us and Nearing before defense attorneys concluded their case at noon. throwing it away," Mrs. Bundy said. , Mrs. Bundy, of Seattle, Wash., testified for 16 minutes, mostly Circuit Judge Edward Cowart refused to allow the Jury to hear Ibout the early childhood of Bundy. any of the grim details of an execution. He said the U.S. Supreme "You might say he was my pride and joy we talked a lot Court has ruled electrocution is not cruel and unusual punishment said, :t,gether," she as defined by th e const itution. I. The ruling guts the defense strategy designed to bring the Mrs. Bundy did not break down on the stand, but her voice horror of an execution home to the jury, which must recommend choked with emotion as the subject of her son's possible execution whether Bundy should die or be sentenced to life In prison. .:ceme Up. Cowart will have the ultimate decision on Bundy's punishment "I consider It, the death penalty itself, to be the most primitive, and the jury's recommendation is not binding. $ USDA GRADE "A") JOINT TURKEY WINGS ........,, - 0; E -—— - 1 PR MIUM GRADE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED — - - -.; led Bund y 's Mother 3 ppeals Fo r His L1f e •. INC; — _ __ (94) participating WinnDixe I RESERVED WIN N.O(Xlf N Scheduled isminI,on daft. Octo.s II. 1979 NOTE: The,.e odds Ofectift until Auguit17. 1919. Al tet this date you mutt We updated o"'posted in yow WinnDui), or affiliated food Itorss and in QUANTITY RIGHTS AUGUST 1 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents 11 %M10 I This game being played in the eh$iry.four stores located in contrM Florida ...... I ..;. ODDSFOR OPYE STORE PRIZE IW 00 X 00 1000 ASOF T 1' $1" $1' By HUGH THOMSON Herald Staff Writer A young Lake Mary woman is in fair condition today at Seminole Memorial Hospital suffering from severe injuries all over her body allegedly inflicted by her husband. The husband, charged by police with aggravated battery and attempted murder, was released from custody after his bond was reduced by County Judge Wallace H. Hall from $10,500 to $2,000. Mrs. Patricia Renfroe, 27, 134 Wilson Drive, Lake Mary, suffering from cuts and multiple bruises, was beaten all over her body, according to pollee reports, with a metal dining room chair. She also was beaten with a metal mop and a wooden broom handle, According to police, at one point during the beating allegedly inflictedby her husband, Willie Renfroe, 38, a 12-inch butcher knife was held to her back. She also was tied with panty hose. According to Mrs. Renfroe's statement to police her husband had come borne from work about three hours late on Friday night. About 11 p..mthey had then gone to a bar in Orlando and when they returned ho. rn about 2 a.m. Renfroe started beating her In BLUE BAY PINK SALMON It the front yard, then dragged her into their house and continued beating her, police said. .4 Mrs. Renfroe's report to Lake Mary investigating detective David Higginbotham stated her husband had fallen asleep several times and the last time he did so, she hobbled to her oldest son's room where the son untied her. She then put on a bathrobe and ran to a neighbor's house with her son and another son, 7, where she called police. The police reports stated that Mrs. Renfroe also was beaten over the head with ceramic pots. Detective Higginbotham stated 'there were trails of blood all over the house and a big pool of blood in the living room in front of the sofa." There also were blood stains on the bed, the wall at the head of the bed, the bathroom on the mirror, the sink and the floor. "It was one of the goriest scenes I've ever looked at," Higginbotham said. At the hospital, a nurse told police that Mrs. Henfroe's mother had called the hospital from Richmond, Va., wanting information about her daughter, saying the daughter's husband had called her earlier and told her that "Patricia had been killed in an auto accident." Mrs. Renfroe's statement to police stated that her husband had told her he was going to kill her and make It look like A an accident. Renfroe Is a car salesman. .- I — - A BLUE BAY LIGHT CHUNK J1p ,2___II! 'I French Sa He's Not Keen On Hosp*1tal Status Chan e By GEOFFREY POUNDS request for a change to private, not It wishes to pursue offers the leasing of the building to the Herald Staff Writer non-profit status Is denied. from six other public and SMH board and on a payment Chairman of the Seminole "We just don't see any way private hospital groups in- plan for medical services For Board of County Corn- the money needed for un- terested in assuming control of indigents. miasloners Bob French today provements could be raised if the 25-year-old Institution. But French said he doubts the said he favors taking no action the situation remains the Last Tuesday SMH board SMH board will get a favorable to change Seminole Memorial same," he added. members were told they would response immediately. He said: Hospital's county-owned status. The commissioners are be given an indication of "It Is more than likely that the 'My own personal preference scheduled to meet in work whether their proposal to retain commissioners are going to ask would be to leave it as it is and session Tuesday afternoon to control under a reorganized for some more detailed innot make any change," French consider whether to grant a non-profit corporation status. If formation from some of the said. request by the SMH board of the commissioners determine other people. I don't think that Hospital board member Allan trustees seeking to convert the not to seek additional in- would necessarily be a setback Keen said a decision to leave hospital to a private, not-for- formation from Florida for them (the SMH board the hospital In its current profit facility. The county Hospital or other private, for. members). It would just mean situation would "be the worst of presently owns SMH. The board profit, hospital corporations, we are not ready to go with all alternatives." Such a also will consider whether or then negotiations will begin on their proposal without further U decision, he said, would lead to onsidering others." the continued deterioration of Ironically, French will not be the hospital's physical plant able to attend the hearings on and its image. ___________________________________________________ the hospi tal beca use he will be "To maintain the status quo confined there. The commission would actually be a step back- Around The Clock .......... 4* Horoscope ................. 4B chairman was admitted to SMII wards. It could eventually lead Bridge .................... 4B Hospital ...................2* on Friday with a broken jaw he to. situation wherethe hospital Calendar .................. ZB Obituaries .................3* suffered during a softball becomes a county clinic, with Comics ....................40 OURSELVES ..............lB game. He Is scheduled to unno paying patients," Keen said. Crossword ................. 40 Sports ...................6-7* dergo surgery and will miss the - He said the board has not Editorial .................. 4A Television .................lB commission meeting and work made alternate plans if its Dear Abby ................. lB Weather ................... 2* seassions this week. Herald • - - ' there's water.~,oti'll fiml kids trying to cool it oil it Ilot .1tilly weekend. Fred WATER,, WA TER %%'liere I)uhart, It, of Sanford takes a ('01(1 shower while other outh ograms I'r Inc. alld volunteers elljoy a swill) ill Ited ling Lake during a "Full and Field EVERYWHERE ~-Day" otltll held Saturday at the county's Red Bug Lake Park. The :io persons attending also played volleyball and softball and ate hamburgers. -' 1 I Today . Photos by Tom NeteI cap - .• - •• .. - - - 1 . — -- . — — • — ,. •-"-, •'- - •.•- I- -. ¶ S%S_ S — At Airport Boulevard, 46A - •.:I • . I LongmAwaited Traffic nal Coming -• By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer - woman Airport Boulevard hopefully will put a damper on mishaps like the three.car accident that occurred there Thursday afternoon, 0,'- BID Bud4 Seminole County engineer, said the traffic signal, complete with turn signals, is expected to cost $25000 and be in operation by Sept. 30. The county work crew will begin building turning lanes for all four legs of the intersection in about three weeks, Bush said. The turning lanes and other road improvements will add another $10,000 to the cost of the project, he said. "That intersection has been a problem almost since the day it was built seven or eight years ago," said Bush, referring to Thursday's accident. "We had to go out almost the first day the Intersection completed and add blinkers on the stop signs." Two stop signs with flashing lights now are posited at the intersection for motorists traveling north and south on Airport - -' Boulevard, 11werom%.~W r MA was stop sign, soon to ..,Uk f.lI I..nflia. ww iwa i.iu.m. . .- —-• . -• 5--.-. —...- -.,..-L4.dZ45.bI'W ..'.'4—t-t - '44Vj' '."4-S-4- -- — ,. .. - — -- ,. _,- -% , ._ •. •-.' V -' 'so ',, - Boulevard, Bush said. But accidents like Thursday's still occur. Associates, Bush said. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, a 17-year-old Orlando "The first year after the study came out, we had a list of 10 high. failed to stop at the intersection Thursday going south on priority intersections for approval," Bush said. "Due to Airport Boulevard. Her car was struck In the right side by another restrictions and funds available in the county budget, we were motorist's car, sending it careening Into another car waiting at only able to take care of the top three." ' .----.- - -- - - - the other stop sip. None of the seven persons involved was 11tis year, the Intersections of Airport Boulevard and State seriously injured. Road 46* and Bear Lake Road and State [toad 436 were placed on "Most of the wrecks stem from impatience," Bush said. "The the priority list, Bush said. people coming from the north and south try to take chances and Bill McKelvy, deputy district engineer for the state Department get through the gaps. Then the people on the east and west try to of Transportation, 1)01), blamed the high volume of traffic at out •-- on their hrzk.'c thaw Lli,IA e intersection or the excessive number of accidents. "For some reason, Airport Boulevard has an oily surface that "Where State Road 46A Intersects with State Road 46, there are makes it hard for cars to stop," Bush said. about 700 cars traveling daily just at that point" McKelvy said. When the turning lanes have been installed, the work crew will "There's an estimated 4,000 cars daily traveling on State Road overlay the intersection with a new surface, Bush said. 46*, east of lnterstate-4." The intersection of State Road 46A and Airport Boulevard is State Road 46* in that particular area is a "collector-type' intersections road, McKelvy said. It receives traffic from all the residential study by the consulting enginecring flit of Tipton and agricultural and -. _.., ' .."., ...,'. "--. - f entire other developments that surround it. - . ._. -- - - - • - ..5 - - - - _• - • - . - '-------- - . , . --- - I ø• -. I �2A—E venin g Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 30, 1t79 Murder Trial Is Under Way In Sanford NATION 1 IN BRIEF Gas Rationing Bill Slated For U.S. House Discussion WASHINGTON (UP!) House leaders will try again Tuesday to pass the volatile gasoline rationing bill, and In the final week before a month-long recess, the House also will consider the draft and censure of a colleague who padded his payroll. In the Senate, the Finance Committee Is continuing work on the proposed windfall profits tax on oil cornparties, but the staff does not expect the bill to be ready for the Senate until after Congress returns Sept. 4. The House already has passed a windfall profits tax bill. House leaders plan a vote Tuesday on emergency gasoline rationing. The standby measure was brought up on the floor last week, but a crippling amendment was added so leaders pulled it back to rally their troops before completing it. The bill would give the president authority to design a rationing plan. - The trial of a Sanford man charged with the shotgun slaying of a well-known 72 year-old retired businessman began in circuit court today. Gregory Mills, fl, 1115 Locust Ave., was indicted by a grand Jury June 20 in connection with the May 25 murder of James Wright. Wright, a retired brush company executive, was killed at his home at 445 S. Elliott Ave. in the early morning hours. Police said Wright came upon a burglar attempting to enter the front window of his home and was killed when the burglar fired a single shotgun blast. The blast struck Wright in the abdomen. Shortly after the shooting police stopped Mills and another man near the murder scene. The two men were riding a stolen bicycle. On May 26, a Sanford city employee found a short-barreled shotgun believed to have been the murder weapon in a wooded area not far from the Wright home. Mills faces a possible death sentence If convicted of first degree murder. He also is charged with burglary, aggravated battery and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. FREEZER BREAK-IN Someone cut the locks from two freezers belonging to the • Act i on Rep rts o 7 * Fires * Courts FLORIDA• Therrall M. Pollard, 64, of North Carolina said he had evict&1 the tenant from 307 Fox Squirrel, "The Springs" and believed lie moved out last Sunday. Pollard discovered several items totalling $5,290 missing on Tuesday. Stolen items include the air conditioning compressor, four pairs of drapes and rods, carpeting from two bathrooms add a set of kitchen cabinets. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) One day after her sixth wedding anniversary, glamour girl Farrah Fawcett announced she has separated from actor Lee Majors. The blond television and movie star said Sunday therS was no third party involved In the spilt-up and Jay Bernstein, the couple's manager, blamed the separation on stress caused by career conflicts. He said the couple, who do not have any children, hope to reconcile sometime in the future. - , A 35-year-old Winter Park man is being held without bond today at the Seminole County Jail for allegedly robbing a cab driver and making him drink scotch at knifepoint, according to Casselberry police. •,• Marion J. Golf of Winter Park was arrested shortly after 3 a.m. today by Casselberry Police who charged him with kidnapping, armed robbery, aggravated battery, violation of parole and resisting arrest with violence. Jackie Onassis Turns 50 HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (((UP!) Jackie Onassis celebrated a quiet 50th birthday during the weekend by cruising off the Maine coast on a yacht with friends. The widow of former President John F. Kennedy and Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis reportedly left the Kennedy compound late last week from a marina on Cape Cod. She was not expected back until Wednesday. It was believed that Mrs. Onassis, who works in New York as an associate editor for Doubleday & Co., decided to take the cruise as a gesture to Mrs. Rose Kennedy. This weekend she was honored with a belated 89th birthday party. - -• J Herald Photo by Jane Casilberry A massive hole was left in the bedroom wall of a Casselberry duplex early this morning by the driver of a taxi cab who apparently lost control. klan To Keep Marching BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) A state Ku Klux Klan leader says a March through the streets of Alabama's largest city Saturday was only the beginning of more marches planned in Alabama. "We are not going to stop marching," said Don Black, state Grand Dragon for the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.. Black confirmed Sunday night that Kianamen would stage a march Saturday in Montgomery to challenge a state law signed last week by Gov. Fob James banning firearms within 100 feet of a demonstration. - HOSPITAL NOTES Pic urML)ay worK.We — IC' Works OK By GEOFFREY POUNDS "I don't know when we'll go Herald Staff Writer back to five days. In the winter An experimental four-day months, with fewer daylight JULY 2$ work week has proven sue- hours, we won't be able to work ADMISSIONS HOSPITAL SANFORD: JULY 3 ceasful in reducing fuel con- the 10-hour days. I don't like , Derius Collins ADMISSIONS sumption and increasing using our heavy equipment Benjamin J. Davis SANFORD: worker productivity, Seminole during twilight hours," he said. Rutha Mae Gordon Mortice Brown Alma Perry County Public Works Director Derlous Collins Schuder said crews working Margaret A. Smith Marye?ta Pendleton W.J. Schuder said today. the four-day weeks have ex'Rebecca S. Fryman, Casselberry Mildred Rhodes Schuder said he will pressed support for the VirginIa C. Chadwick, Chuluota Onnala Rodriguez Cynthia L. Allen, Deltona recommend to the county program. He said reducing one : Jocelyn Ward, Lake Monroe Core L. Waddle commissioners this week that day's setup time to and from Gary Picanso, Orlando the 79 employees in the public the work areas has led to an - Sharon 0. Twyman, Osteen BIRTHS works department now working increased productivity of the David C. & Rebecca Fryman.a boy, DISCHARGES Casselberry four-day weeks continue to do workers. He also said the SANFORD: Richard 1. Cynthia Ailena boy, so until the winter months, program has increased morale. Irving Frazier Deltona "It has Worked out very well. Robert J. Harley "We haven't heard any Leslie & Sharon Twyman. a bin, : Patsy C. Harlow Osteen We have been able to reduce negative comments. They seem ' Mary Anna Lewis our fuel consumption and we've to enjoy the three-day Malcolm J. Lodge Jr. DISCHARGES also noticed that worker weekends," he said. Phyllis M. Mlnutelia SANFORD: Bill Moore Sandra K. Brooks productivity has risen," : Harland K. Muhs While Schuder's department Eva P. Koonts Schuder said. Johnnie Rivers Albert C. Mime has experienced success with He said the department Mary Walton Scott W. Pope the modified work week, the :• Glenn J. Wimbith been able to cut the average use Carrie J. Rugenstein county's other department : Wiley E. Griffin, Altamonte Springs Sandra K. Wright of diesel fuel from 14,000 gallons Nrvl B. Roach, DeBary Wilson Dungay, Deltona experimenting with the per month o about 12,500 Rena M. Tate, DeBary Fern Raesecke, Deltone Parks and John F. Henry, Dalton. gallons per month. The program, Ralph West, Delton. the Recreation, has discontinued it. Lois H. Garret, Jacksonville Suzann Patterson, Longwood reduction results from A parks and recreation elimination of one day of time driving to and from the spokesman today said the program ran only one week and work sites. R The experimental plan, involved eight employees In the started In June, has con-Park maintenance division. 9 am. readings: tern. Port Canaveral: high, 12:13 dructlon crews working 10 "We just didn't have enough perature, $1; overnight low, 74; a.m., 1:31 p.m.; low, 1:19 a.m., hours a day Monday through people to operate on only four yesterday', high, 95; 7:3* p.m. Thursday. Maintenance crews days. U someone took a sick barometric pressure, 30.19; Bayport: high, 1:31 a.rn., work Tuesday through Friday, day It messed things up," the relative humidity, $5 pereont; 7:11 p.m.; low, 12:21 am., 1:21 10 hours a day. Schuder began spokesman said. p.m. at $ mph. the experiment when fuel Parks and recreation had 10 Forecast: Partly cloudy BOATING FORECAST suppliers announced plans to unfilled positions during the throulb Tuesday. Continued but SL Augustine I. Jupiter Inlet cut back the county's allocation week of July 9-13 when the plan winds,a SW with chance of afternoon or out II miles — Winds variable of diesel fuel by 20 percent over was discontinued. The evening thundershowers. Highs around 10 knot a through last year. That meant the usual spokesman said that by In the low to mid Na. Laws Tuudmy. Seas 2 to 3 feet. supply of 19,000 gallons of fuel working only four days with a ? tonight in the 71s. Winds Isolated thundershowers. sold to the County during an IkWteddaff,adayoffbyoneof variable mostly ii mph or less. EXTENDED FORECAST average month would be cut the workers meant some parks Rain probability 30 perceut Florida except northwest back to below 14,000 gallons, were being neglected two days during the afternoon and Partly cloudy with widely Schuder said, out of the week. evening hours. scattered mainly afteri..i thundershowers. Highs in the ~1TUESDAY TIDES vWr no to W OL Lows Is the £ Daytona Eked: hIgh, 1:01 705, except near U along a.m., 1:39 p.m.; low, 7:07 a.m., southeastern beaches and SEMINOLE MEMORIAL. Dolly R. Barrow, Lake Mary Clarence K. Harnn, Lake Monroe Darlene Brown S. Baby girl, Sanford Sheila A. Wynn. Baby Boy, Sanford A ,. W EATH E The string of events leading up to Golf's arrest began about midnight and ended three hours later, when both Golf and the captive cab driver were involved in an auto accident at a duplex. Casselberry police said the incident occurred as follows: Cab driver Glenn Yutzy, 31, of Orlando received a call at - Raped By 26 At Knife Point? CHICAGO (UP!) A woman walking home from a bar along a West Side street was abducted at knife-point and may have been raped by as many as 26 men, police said. Pollee said three men forced the woman at knife-point into a white Cadillac about 4:30 a.m. Sunday, then drove to the South Side, where they said the three and as many as 23 other men sexually assaulted her. - THIS MONTH YOU'LL j RECEIVE SOME GOOD ADVICE FROM UNCLE SAM ALONG WITH YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY CHECK Mon 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 you're not at home. Naturally, we would like you to designate First Federal of Mid. —FlorIda for Direct Deposit of your "check so you can be earning Interest from day one. Of course, just because your check comes to us direct doesn't mean you can't top by often for a little coffee and f J In - Longwood Hearing Set EwnlngHendd lUSPSaI.2M Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald, Inc.. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. Fl.. 32771. kcand Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 22771 Home Delivery: Week. 1$ c,etss Month, $3.21, a Months, I11.$01 Year. $35.00. By Mail: Week, $$ cents s month $34$;SMonths, $8.Uj Year, \I4I.O5. The first of two public hearings on dw city of LaWwood,11 land unpwIUbeddtt7p.m.inthcitybxi.m, hearing will be Aug. 13 at 7 p.m. The Longwood City CiTITniMion voted June 25 to accept the long range comprehensive land use map with four changes. The property belonging to Commissioner J.R. Grant, Industrially zoned in a residential area, will be designated residential on the new map. The Land Planning Agency had recommended cornmerdiL SANFORD, 3090 S. Orlando Dr. (305-323-3770) • L*ISRURG, 1403 S. St. (904.787-2557) • DERARY, U.S. 17-92 (305-6684438) • OCLAND, Southern Regional Main Office 34514th N. Woodland Blvd. (904734-2551) DILTONA, 940 Deltona Blvd. (3O5.8684403)/Bo,. Plaza, 1240 Provide nce Blvd. (305-574-1427) . GAINISVIUI, Northern Regional Main Office. 2815 N.W. 13th St. (904-376-7551)1249 W. University Ave. (904-375.8500)/Gajn,svlll. Mall. 2528 N.W. 13th St. (904.376-3633)14414 N.W. 23rd Ave. (904-376-3204)15200 W. Newberry Rd. (904.427-3447) e LAKE CITY, 2735 U.S. 90 West (904-752,8222). MARION OAKS, 3259 S.W. 157th St. Rd. S NEW $MYRNA BEACH, 1300 S. Atlantic Ave. (904.427.3447) • ORANGE CITY, Four Townes Shopping Center, 2400 U.S. 11-92 (904.774-4343) • ORMONO BIACH, 520 S. At. antic Ave. (904-672-8757) ii I - - : : -• DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. the couple, who said Caroline motel office yelling: 'Someone He said Mrs. Thompson did (UPI) — Authorities searched would be able to tell him her is driving off with Caroline." not see any weapon in the hands today for a young, bearded name and address. "I went out and got into a car of the intruder. "We'll be here until some- with some other people and we drifter spotted in the vicinity of a beachfront motel where the s- thing turns up," Thompson said drove up the road but we year-old daughter of an Atlanta in a telephone interview from couldn't find anything," said CELERY CITY his room at the Holiday Inn Thompson, 34,a comptroller for couple was abducted. DRIMTIW UUUiiI £LiUlIiUII, tI5C o Consolidated ripe and Supply daughter of Russell and Rachel Sunday flight. Co. of Georgia. "We've just been hoping and Thompson, was sleeping in the "We'd only been in town for back seat of their silver 1979 praying," Mrs. Thompson said. about 10 minutes when it Oldsmobile Cutlass station "I wish he would call us or get happened. I can't understand wagon Saturday afternoon in touch with us in any way Just it," he said. when a man leaped into the car to let us know she's safe." David A. Brumble, special Thompson, of the Atlanta agent in charge of the and drove off. The distraught couple has broadcast two suburb of Dunwoody, Ga., said Jacksonville FBI office, said television appeals to no avail, he left his wife, daughter and the abduction occurred about "Please don't hurt her," the dogs— a white poodle 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Thompson said in the brief named M ullet and a black in broadcast. He choked back Yorkshire named Mandy tears and clutched his wife's the car when he went to hand. "She's never done register. Mrs. Thompson, 34, was anything to anyone. She's the leafing through a magazine only thing we've got." FBI spokesman John Bell when a man got in the car. She said today the car still has not didn't look up — she thought it been spotted despite a nation- was her husband. Credit Is Good For wide alert for the abductor and "When I looked up and saw it his blonde, blue-eyed passen- wasn't him (her husband), my ger. Initial reaction was 'w ho are "We need a break and we J you?' and 'what do you think haven't gotten one," Bell said. you're doing," she said. "He "We are working on a suspect. LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Someone in the area around never answered. "My little girl was trying to Loans can be arranged up to $50000' If you own that time —a driftertype— who get over the front seat to me, m and your own home, condominium or mobile hoe may have been the man. He but she couldn't. I got out and lot - All homeowners quality, including widows, retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan was young and bearded, like tried the back door, but it was she (Mrs. Thompson) said. But locked. Then he started to pull companies. EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMno identification yet, because away and knocked me down," PLETELY PAID FORt it's not nailed down. There are a she said. • ALL APPLICANTS MAY lot of drifters here." BE ELIGIBLE "I got up and ran back to the Police in cars, helicopter and airplanes scoured the door, but! couldn't get it open," • EASY EXTENDED Daytona Beach area for a trace she said. "I tried to catch up REPAYMENT TERMS of the missing girl, who was with the car before he got out on 4 e FAST LOAN wearing a yellow shirt, green the highway, but he was going too fast. She (Caroline) was shorts and white sandals. APPROVAL "If he Just wanted the car, he hysterical." Thompson was unaware of ALSO AVAILABLE can have it if he lets our baby the struggle in the parking lot go," Mrs. Thompson said. The kidnapper has made no until his wile, a mathematics effort to contact authorities or teacher, came running into the JMIU' . . . .. . • I W - - - 'Wage Loss' System To Start TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Florida becomes on Wednesday the first state in the nation to try the "wage loss" system as a solution to the cumbersome worker's compensation methods that employers claim costs too much. Under the "wage loss" method, workers injured on the job will be paid for their medical bills and lost wages or salary. But in most cases, benefits will end when they return to work unless their wages are substantially less than what they were before Vie accident. There will be no more settlements for "pain and suffering." But proponents of the law say those who suffer more serious Injuries actually will receive larger settlements under it. HOMEOWNERS: 7 - •••.- - Charged In Beating-Murder - INVERNESS, Fla. (UP!) -- Charles Howard Steele has been charged with first degree murder in the fatal beating of Don Hoffman at Inverness during a fight last March 23, Citrus County Deputy Sheriff Lea Cross said Sunday night. Hoffman died Thursday at a nursing home at Ocala. He had been in a coma since the night of the beating. An alert issued to other law enforcement agencies said Steele should be considered "armed and dangerous." Work Permits Reinstated MIAMI (UP!) A federal Judge's order to reinstate work permits for some 2,000 Haitians has brought new hope to refugees who have been working illegally or not at all while awaiting hearings on their requests for political asylum. "This is the kind of victory that we need in our struggle," said Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste, director of the Haitian Refugee Center. "The morale of the Haitian people is so low. Many of the Haltlna who have been working illegally are earning less than the minimum wage of $2.90, said Jean-Juste. U.S. District Judge William Hoeveler Issued a temporary unjunction Saturday ordering the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service to reinstate the work permits the INS revoked last August. - Meeting On Rivers Slated The once-delayed meeting betATLANTA (UP!) ween Gov. George Busbee and chief executives from Alabama and Florida to discuss the future development and waterway management of three connecting rivers In the states Is scheduled to get underway Tuesday. Bus bee and Govs. Bob Graham and of Florida and Bob James of Alabama will face the issue of river management of the Apalachiocola, Flint and Chattahoochee Rivers which are considered vital to barge traffic in east Alabama and southwest Georgia. The meeting at the Georgia Governor's Mansion was originally planned for June 22, but the violence of the truckers' strike kept all three governors busy. - B.B. King's Kin Jailed Patty King, 22, IdenGAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) tified by sheriff's deputies as the daughter of blues singerguitarist B.B. King has been Jailed at Gainesville on charges of burglary, grand theft and trafficking in stolen property. An Alachua County sheriff's spokesman said Miss King, of Gainesville, was arrested Friday but the arrest was not announced until Saturday. She was held under $9,000 bond. Deputies said the arrest of Miss King resulted from the May arrest of Leroy Walton, 30, of Cross Creek, Fla. A search of the Walton home resulted in recovery of up to $30,000 worth of property taken In burglaries of homes and apartments in the Gainesville area, - Buy Home For $1? ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) Ten St. Petersburg families will become homeowners for just $1 Tuesday under the federal urban homesteading program. St. Petersburg is the first Florida city to participate in the Department of Housing and Urban Development program, which allows prospective homeowners to ohtaln homes that have fallen onhard times for $lif they agree to repair them and live in them for three years. Among the homes 375 people are vying for are five twobedroom dwellings, three three-bedroom structures and two four-bedroom homes, which were repossessed by the Federal Housing Administration and turned over to the city for the homesteading program. A bearing was JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) Mayport Naval Station in Jacksonville scheduled at the today to determine whether a Pennsylvania man should be formally charged with murder in the death 01 a Navy - Monday, July 30, 1979—VoL 71s No, ' BUSHNELL, Fla. (UP!) A cocktail waitress said she thought she was going to die when two women beat her with a beer bottle, cut off locks of her hair and ripped off her clothes as their car rolled through the Florida countryside. But after driving about 20 miles, Ruth Ann Dorminey, 28, said her abductors released her Saturday and handcuffed her naked to an oak tree. She waited there for seven hours until a man in a house a mile and a half away heard her screams and alerted Citrus County Sheriff's deputies. Two sisters— Martha Ambler, 21, and Barbara Ambler, 27— have been charged with kidnapping and aggravated assault. They are free on $6,000 bond today. Murder Charge Slated? Tonight On Land Use ••••J.• • Handcuffed Naked To Tree - Oiponum,y Abducted Girl St'i'll Missing fr ' Farrah Separates From Lee midnight to pick up Golf at the Boulevard and U.S. Highway Level Three on State Road 436 17-92 to alert pollee. in Casselberry. He told police The man could not say whe-e he was robbed of an tin- the two men were headed, but determined amount of cash at Casselberry police located the knifepoint by Goff, who con- taxi cab after it crashed tinued to ride with Yutzy. through the bedroom wall ofa Yutzy, who is employed by duplex at 288 Plaza Oval, In Yellow Cab of Orlando, was Casselberry. The couple who summoned to pick up another live in the duplex were in bed ' fare at 1:30 p.m. from a location the time but were not inJur1. not yet determined by Both Goff and Yutzy were Casselberry police. At that found Intoxicated in the taxi point, Golf forced the cab, pollee said, Yutzy said he'd unidentified third man to drink been robbed and forced to drink Johnny Walker Red scotch at scotch at knifepoint. knifepoint. Police found surface knife Somehow, the third man wounds on the abdomen add managed to escape the cab and face of Yutzy, who claims he 'is ran into Saznbo's at Seminola not a drinking man." -• Daytona Beach Manhunt, :. 1 Abductors Leave Waitress Taxi* Rams Duplex : BySIIARONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer -- IN BRIEF' STRONGARM ROBBERY A 54-year-old Sanford man was knocked to the ground and Seminole County School Food Service and stole three cases of struck in the head Saturday by an unknown male assailant who stole his wallet containing $35, according to Sanford police. frozen food, according to Sanford Police, Willip Gibe')fl of 1119 W. 13th Street, Sanford, told police he was The incident occurred sometime between Monday night and ' Tuesday lorning at the food ware house located at 407 W. Fourth walkt..,, some about 11:15 p.m. Saturday when he was attacked by St., Sanford. i'he three cases of food valued at $101 included one a male about six feet tall on the east side of his home. The male then fled after he stole Gibson's brown leather wallet from hjs each of pizza, cli?ciçen and ground beef, police say. pocket. TAKES PROPERTY After Gibson called police at a neighbor's home, he discovered a A 46-year-old tenant who was evicted from a Longwood sub- large hole had been cut in the window screen on the east side of his division is accused of taking more than $5,000 in stolen property home. Someone had stolen the blankets off his bed but nothing with him, according to Seminole County deputies. else appeared to be missing, police said. Cab Driver Robbed; Monday, July 30, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. recruit. Michael Nicholson of Dubois, Pa., Is accused of the July I slaying of Milton Coleman, 19, of Macon. Authorities believe Coleman was pushed overboard during a fight while on a training mission aboard U.S.S. Forrestal in the Atlantic Ocean His body was never recovered. Randy Torbett, yacht maintenance supervisor at Lake Monroe Harbour Marina, examines remains of a duck killed in the lake last. Need Cash? Your $2,500 to $50,000 Botulism C Of D uc K FOR ANY PURPOSE! k Botulism should be among the causes considered for the duck kill in Lake Monroe harbor over the past 60 days, according to Charles Lee, vice president of the Florida Audubon Society. "Botulism is fairly common among ducks in Florida during the summer months," Lee said, "with materials washing into the lakes from heavy rainfalls. Bacterial organisms and nutrients can form a toxin inside the digestive tracts of a warm-blooded animal." Lee said he doubts the spray Two-four — used by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to kill the water hyacinths and other aquatic wees In the lake is directly responsible for the duck-kill that reduced the flock from 50 to five or less. But, Lee added, it is entirely possible the rotting masses of vegetation caused by the spraying would have triggered a botulism epidemic. Meanwhile, Val Robbins, Seminole County sanitarian, said today a duck specimen brought to the county health department during the first duck kill 60 days ago was so deteriorated that the county's laboratory was unable to do anything with it. - BUSINESS LOANS $10,000 to $250,000 Read The Evening H erald SUBSCRIBE NOW—CALL 3222611 Evening He IaId AREA DEATHS CLAYTON BAGWELL Clayton E. Bagwell, 59, of 410 San Cans Ave., Sanford died Saturday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. A native of Sorrento, he had lived in Sanford for the past 30 years. He was a conductor with the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad and was a member of the United Transportation Union, the Sanford Moose Lodge, served with the U.S. Air Force during WWII and was a member of the Church of Christ. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Alma Bagwell, Sanford; stepson, Gregory Rockwell, DeBary; 3 sisters, Mrs Nina Haskins, Sorrento, Mrs. Hazel Hobby, Mt. Dora, Mrs. Edith Balcomb, Houston Tex.; 3 brothers, Herbert, Sanford Arlen and Bethel, both of Sorrento. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. JOHN WILLIAM KICKER John William Ricker, 81, of 201 S. Grant St., Longwood, died Sunday. A native of Boardville, N.J., he had lived in Longwood for 22 years moving there from Ringwood, N.J. He was a retired logging sawyer and was a Methodist. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Eva Bicker of Longwood; 4 daughters, Mrs. Anna McBride, Wanaque, N.J.; Mrs. Violet Anderson of Ringwood, N.J. Mrs. Wilma Mahon, Riverdale N.J. and Mrs. Frieda Stevens, Toms River, N.J.; son, John W. Bicker of Ringwood; 20 grandchildren 18 and greatgrandchlldren. Burial will be in New Jersey. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, is in charge of local arrangements. WILLIAM CLARK William Ross Clark, 75, of Alexandra, Vp., died Saturday morning. A former resident 01 Sanford, he was a Methodist Wild retired from the U.S. Government Service. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Helen Clark, of Alexandra, Va. two daughters, Mrs. Sally Francis, of Alexandra and Mn. Alberta Johnson, Tucson, Ariz., one son, William Alexandra; three sisters, Mrs. Rebecca Tills, Sanford, Mrs. Elizabeth Canada, St. Augustine and Mrs. Anna Holland, San Diego, Cal. Brisaon Funeral Home is in charge 01 arrangements. ' %9094 W4 00% CALL TOLL FREE ANYTIME 1-800-528-6050 ASK FOR EXT. 935 1 32803 S.t• 416 iii 'd ______________ s Pan Am,,IcLr, linancil' S,rvicn. Inc Orr do vagnoL *,, Licen ed Mortgage Brokers CHESTER F. MACEK Chester Frank Macek, 21, of 2846 Grove Drive, Sanford, died Saturday. He was a life long resident of Sanford and a member of All Souls Catholic Church. 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'-. - ..•. ,... . , S •. _• - - - - . .. - . .. - -. • - 0* • __I - �Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3053fl-2511 or 831-9993 Monday, July 30, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, 118.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Fallout Around Chuck Best, who taught his pet squirrel to waterski, thought the achievement might attract the interest of some enterprising advertising mind. He was right. Since Best unveiled his aquatic rodent in May, he has received a number of inquiries from manufacturers who think the pet, nick-named Squirrel, can help sell their product. The most promising offer, he said, has come from a toy boat company. The company may choose Squirrel as its mascot, much like Mercury uses a cougar and frosted flakes uses Tony the Tiger. There are other offers, too. Best said that a national magazine has expressed interest in doing a By GEOFFREY POUNDS feature article on his pet, complete with color photos. 9 w The Clock How is the tiny, half-pound rodent dealing with success? Pretty good, says Best. She hasn't lost her competitive zeal and hasn't gotten bored with skiing, he said. The next project for Best will be to train another squirrel to drive the boat that pulls Squirrel through the water. He says he already has a candidate lined up, but that it may take some time. The latest student Is not quite as quick a learner as Squirrel, he said. It seems you can lead a squirrel to water, but you can't make him drive a toy motorboat. Morris Grant has been named to replace Horace Orr on the Seminole County Prime Sponsor Advisory Council. The council reviews and recommends action on proposed CETA expenditures. Seminole County attorney Larry Roth was honored recently by the Florida Bar Association. Roth was credited with coordinating the best Law Orr, director of Seminole Economic Development Corporation, resigned in order to meet other business commitments. Day program for medium-sized Florida counties. The Florida Bar also selected the Seminole County Bar Association's ñewaletter, The Bulletin Board, as the best in Its class in the state. The awards were announced at the recent Bar convention. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — =In. quff 4O 5.89 GIN 6CASE LONDON TOWER From 1962 until 1970, the U.S. Air Force sprayed 10.6 million gallons of toxic defoliants on jungle areas of South Vietnam. The defoliation program denied cover and food to the enemy. It also exposed many thousands of American soldiers to a suspected cancer-causing substance called dioxin. Dioxin is a byproduct of the herbicide 2-4-5-T, one of two herbicides combined to form Agent Orange, the standard defoliant used in Vietnam. The acknowledged exposure of American troops to Agent Orange, and to the agent's minute amounts of dioxin, may pose only an Insignificant threat to the health of Vietnam veterans. Conversely, the traces of dioxin and other elements of Agent Orange that may linger in human tissue could prove to be chemical time bombs. The trouble is no one - not the Defense Department, the Veterans Administration, the National Cancer Institute, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Center for Disease Control, or the Department of Health, Education and Welfare - knows for sure. And until recently, no one seemed very interested in examining the health implications of exposure to dioxin and to Agent Orange. The VA is belatedly studying tissue samples from 10 Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange. The EPA recently imposed a partial ban on the herbicide 2-4-5-T because of a suspected link with stillbirths in Oregon. The Defense Department, prodded by Vietnam veterans, plans to begin monitoring the health of the 1,200 pilots and air crew members involved in the Vietnam defoliation program. Air Force spokesmen say initial data will not be available before mid-1980 and no results will be published until 1981. Meanwhile, Vietnam veterans suffering a variety of symptoms including numbness of the extremities, psychological and sexual disorders, and skin rashes — all suspected signs of dioxic poisoning — must wait and wonder. Among other things, they will wonder whether these symptoms are harbingers of dioxin's more serious suspected effects, which include liver cancer and birth defects in the children of those exposed. The government these men served should see to it that they don't have to wait one day longer than necessary for answers to these questions. To date, the response has been lamentably slow. With Somoza Out It's going to take some topdrawer diplomacy on the part of the United States in shaping its future with Nicaragua. President Anastasio Somoza Is out, ending a reign by his family of 42 years. Much of their power was derived from support of the U.S. And when Somoza took advantage of his position to gain untold wealth and to subjugate the people of Nicaragua, their rising hatred overwhelmed him and spread to this country. Now It is just a matter of time before the Sandinistas, who have seized most of the Central American country, are In charge. One would hope that our diplomats would work through the good graces of the Organization of American States to support the Sandinista moderates and prevent the Communist and Castro-supported elements from taking charge in the strife-torn country. The Sin Of Going It Alone 8 \ 4b0,N/ Call Her Madam President A 5979 QTO ANY 12 WASHINGTON (NEA) — In a desperate BY DON GRAFF effort to escape from the hole he dug himself into ' If there was any question as to what might be'a during the past 2½ years, President Carter now suitable encore to the historic change of has created a massive cave-in from which he government in London that has made Margarè probably cannot be extricated. Thatcher minister, it may have been _____________________________ answered inprime Strasbourg. Carter's reorganization of the highest levels ______________________________________________________________________________ of government was supposed to signal belated emergence as a tough "take-charge" — There, the first popularly elected European leader. Instead, It has revealed the president to ________ parliament has selected its president. She Is be an insecure man anxious to surround himself Simone Veil, former French minister of health. with subordinates of unquestioned devotion. Carter's drastic overhaul of his Cabinet has The parliament actually represents only nine produced the dismissal of three of the few West European member nations of the European department heads who have consistently Community - the one-time Common Market. displayed intelligence, character and the And its powers are so limited that, should it let courage of their convictions. Itself, It could be little more than a debating Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare '' too — society. Joseph A. Califano Jr. could be personally Yet its convening is one of the more interesting abrasive on occasion, but he exerted better and promising political developments of recent control over the biggest, most unmanageable years, a possible watershed In not only European Speaking of boat people bureaucracy in the federal government than any but world history. of his predecessors in recent decades. Treasury Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal Although the attitude of the electorates in most too often showed a streak of arrogance but was a BUSINESS WORLD countries during the ballotting for members highly capable and respected authority on ranged from tepid interest to boredom, the monetary and fiscal affairs who enjoyed the outcome is a fair approximation of the current confidence of both Congress and the business European political spectrum. Socialists are the community. largest single party, but the majority consists of Transportation Secretary Brock Adams a center-right collection of Christian Democrats, wouldn't win any charm contests, but he conBy DIANE M. HULL A study undertaken by Dr. Richard L Ragatz, Uberals, Conservatives and Gaulflsts. sistently stood up for mass transit, more ef. PITTSBURGH (UP!) — Small businessman a professor of urban and regional planning at the ficlent passenger cars and other goals in which Bay Yelley of Oakmont, Pa., just bought two Onlythe 77previous of the 410 members assembly, are carryovers University of Oregon, indicated most time-share from community a Ixr he strongly believed, weeks at a resort condominium in Hilton Head, owners made their purchase because of the appointed by the member governments. None of those men was fired for in S.C., to enjoy with his family and use as a bonus T* opportunity to exchange, and 90 percent were signify continuity, but the overwhelmñg competence. In all three cases, the cardinal sins for his company's sales personnel and satisfied with the trade. were sporadic displays of independence - not The second most frequent reason for purchase majority of newcomers would seem to assure-P disloyalty — and failure to pay homage to a Stai1ey Farnsworth, an auto dealer In was the hedge against inflation, according to break with the pad and a fresh start. group of young men known collectively as "the Plainwell, Mich., owns eight weeks at Island Ragatz' study. White House senior staff." Which Is what the leaders of the ne Club, Hilton Head. He too bought It for personal Through exchange services such as Resort parliament seem to have In mind. They inc1ud, Those members of the "Georgia Mafia" have use and as an incentive for his sales people and Condo,iinlums International and Interval disturbingly similar backgrounds: Their prior mechanics. in addition to the such majàr ternatlonal, vacation exchanges are available in European figures as new Willypresident, Brandt, former WeSt work experience, in and out of government, Under a plan known as real estate timeCanada, Mexico, Latin America, the Caribbean, (l iman Chancellor, and Italian Commun1 consists principally of working for Jimmy sharing, Yelley purchased a specific two weeks Europe, and throughout the United States. Carter, either in campaigns or during his single leader Enrico Berlinguer. each year at a specific resort condominium. Its possible with the purchase of one week at term as Georgia's governor. Because he actually has a deed and title to the Hilton Head to spend the next vacation skiing in The debates are thus likely to have somewhat The president's personal aides remain secure property, those two weeks are his to keep, or Vermont, Colorado or Switzerland, snorkeling In more force and attract more attention than was In their jobs not because of any particular talents or sell, or hand clown to his heirs. the Caribbean, or touring museums in London. the case with the old assembly. And while they possess but rather because they are totally A variation, known as "right-to-use," Priority, however, is given to comparable limited, the parliament's effective powers are loyal to Carter. provides a long-term lease instead of a deed and units In the same season, generally on a first- not Insignificant. It can alter the community's One example: Frank B. Moore, in charge of title. come, first-serve basis, budget a $19 billion joint European Corncongressional relations for the White House, "You are buying a vacation for the rest of Most swappers apparently are happy with the mitment for the current year. And it can also been a dismal failure in gaining the confidence of at today's prices," said aspokesnian for exchange. The Indianapolis office of Arthur turn out of office the 13-member EC executive the legislators whose cooperation he needs t your life continued Resort-Investment, Ltd., of Pittsburgh, a Andersen Certified Public Accountants audited committee, which is greater clout than Congress perform his job successfully. But his RCI's books for 1978 and said 85 percent got their has with the U.S. cabinet. tenure Is assured because he Is a member of the company that markets time-share properties. GOOD MON., JULY 30 HARVEY'S SCOTCH - 68.95 after - N N _____ — — — — — — -- — — - — — — I - . Monday, July 30, 1979—SA - ' : • ONE ALL DRINKS 4 OUNCE SANFOR D —9: COCKTAIL LOUNGE PKG. STORE HIGHWAY 17-92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS • S S . ______ 8' . . LONGWOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE ' _____ EXCEPT CALl. '. • • . :. _____ a IIIDISCO I $ LT, _ • NEDGES& SCOTCH BUTLER 89.50 CASE IG"NT'S I' 8 YR. SCOTCH I • 7*99QT6 ANY 12-95.85 4.99 LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON GOOD SAT., AUG. 4 50.7 OZ. PINK CHABLIS CALIF.-uiio.uau 1.99 liMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON SAXONY GIN RUM VODKA Inf lation-Proof V As In a conventional condominium situation, Inner circle, however, the owner pays a proportionate share It is a measure of Carter's insecurity that he repairs, taxes, insurance and maintenance, not only continues to surround himself with of which are not Inflation proof. sycophants but also that virt ually all of the The apartment or townhouse is purchased advisers he has chosen are at least 20 al ea rnis r dy fu hed for anywhere from 1 ,100 to younger than he. $15,500 per lifetime week, depending on size, Is It unfair to suggest that there are so few location and season. For example, Christmas men or women of Carter's age serving on the West Indies weekin would be more expensive senior staff because he fears his judgment or a week In summer at the same resort. authority might be successfully challenged by To forestall the boredom of spending the same his seers? the week at the same place year year, or if There is one now-dismissed member of Cabinet whose record of mismanagement long employment doesn't permit a vacation at the ago made him the prime candidate for same time each year, a swap service enables an with timesharing conreplacement Energy Secretary James R. InOwner to other Ue clominlum owners throughout the western world. Schlesinger. m QUART ' 3.99 QT. ANY 12 47.75 - FULL QUART 1010 KY, BRB. OLD TRADEMARK WILD TURKEY 1010 KY. BRB. 8.99 FIFTH ANY 12 - 107.88 MR. ED KY. BLENDED WHISKEY KY. GIN KY. VODKA ANY 3-14.25 4.79 QT. first choice. new parliament Is, however, expected .to Thegradually Yelley, president of CBM Industries Inc move in asaeitlng itself, a course Pittsburgh, said he Intends to use his apartment which the 20-year history of the communitylki "personally sometimes and other times as a date h shown as to be the wisest In working wRit bonus for people who have done e iiaxlly AM easily aroused national sensitivities. good jobs salesmen and executives." One of time-sharing's most ardent fans Is President Veil, while committed to maklng)i Larry Tracy, a member of the advisory board of parliament a genuine legislation rather thaj the Reso rt Time Sharing Council of the Imposing supranatural laws. American Land Development Association, a nonAn astute politician with a special concern profit organization. Tracy of Sarasota, Fla., suggested companies social Justice, she has been considered a cozpr reward employees with a time-sharing week. th French poliUs, very likely to Make iIiory "Instead of giving a gold watch when the Country's first woman prime minister. She ti somebody retires they can give him a vacation already making It, however, In her present arid for the rest of his life anywhere In the world." potentially much more significant post. ANY 12 - 56.50 - .. ... JACK ANDERSON Agents Hounds Yanks BERRY'S WORLD 80° GIN Iw 9bjT DOLPPUM$? Es - I —m — 2 : ' GORDONYS VIEWPOINT. fh@ I M MAN ALL ONE FOR ALL HAPPYHOURDAILY5TIL60uNCEDRINKS PRICEOFlAS MOST OTHERS ARE 80° From Vietnam _ _.. -I. -- ANGL E.WAL TERS m U.S. Winks WASHINGTON A startling, top-secret from self protecUon to bureaucratic laziness and countries which Ignore those rights, respected colleges and law schools Opposed tue Senate report charges that foreign Intelligence jurisdictional pettifogging, the concludes. Footnote: Sources told us that because the disclosure bill. But in at lead some cases thu agents have been badgering, threatening and The Central Intelligence Agency was contents of the report are highly clmIfIed, any Institutional support for El's' position was no spying on U.S. residents with virtual impunity, reluctant to take any action for fear of retaliation version eventually made public probably will be more than a letter from a friendly faculty their criminal activities deliberately winked at against Its own agents overseas. The Giennon "heavily sanitized." mber. ETS has also argued that the law would by the federal government. Heportnotes for example, that "the government TESTY TESTERS: Educational Testing Inc.. their expenses; a Ralph Nader study The report Is a preliminary study of "the of Iran has, several times, threatened 10 Service, (El's) the private non-profit institution showed that the extra costs would be minimal operations conducted in the United States by six retajiate against the CIA If actions were taken At on. point, El's madi a special pitch -fo" which r foreign countries' Intelligence services directed against its intelligence operatives In the United entranceexam natl the eoormouiy suppKt from black legislators a nervy at on aforcollegesand gradua te at the harassment, Intimidation and monitoring States." schools, has mounted an expensive and Wfl$, considering the longdandi1charge by of United States residents." The FBI has gathered very little Information questionable lobbying campaign on Capitol Hill critics that the standardized &T exams Countries involved were Chile, the miup-' diICTiIflIflItI against t'lacka other zninorjtle3 on e foreign agents' criminal activities and th to protect the secrecy of Its operations. pines, the Republic of China (Taiwan), •, k e s no and woeidng.clau students. Moreover, we hive effort" to do so, the Yugoslavia, the Soviet Union and pre. Hearings are scheduled tomerruw by the obtained a confidential m o si ed report em to ETS gn Presidnt by., 112 revolutionary Iran. The activities of their agents House Education Committee on a bill that would black employees and sent ti The Na onal Security Council sin'piy "does Included a wide range of covert crimes, f rom force S t make public the questions and fi William Turnbull, npIeInInj that blacks, on amotvd4 of Lntelllgence" answers simple spying to ausulnatloeia in put ewns, as well U internal th e subject, the report says. -acre "cam pus" are discriminated ETS At least thee, federal statutes were violated, on studies assessing the validity of the tests. New against in company Wring &W PrOmalM constitutional rights were trampled on and The Stale Depsrtmá has adopiód a1- York State just enacted a similar 'Thj. trestle, and "customary bderuatlonal law" George-do-It" attitude, relying on the CIA, the testing" law despite an Intense,wel4hanced An ETS spokesman denied that Its lobbying were blithely ignored by the foreign agents and FBI and the NW to give It what littie information lobbying campaign agalad it by El'S and Its e ff or t bad boo improper and said its cost h$ their hirelings, the report concluded. Is obtained. I sister OniUtlon, the Collide BONd been greatly exaggerated by opponeq; The explosive, l.page report was computed "Because the pieces are not put together," Our investigation of that lobbying mart "Everything we did was very profemlonai,tohi lad January for the Senate Foreign Relations the report concludes, "ai.eannu*t of the showed that El'S was not above misleading the sddL Commute, by Its local counsel, Michael Glen- problem and the development of a solution have educators and state leglilators who was the Footnote:_ mucI of the "secret' non. Despite elaborate security measures, our 'fallen though the cracks." targets of Its propaganda. One '5flOofccit. Wormistion Ironically, TS is so determined to protect Ii associate Dale Van Atta was able to obtain an Noting that "available evidence Indicates culated to date legislators, for exam* in. already 1Yblf to oAslds for a price; t Statetuent that certain residents of the United Stales have dicaled that the New York unalftrised copy Various "cram course" Instructors source. valid reason to fear abridgement of (their) make confidential information about students ,virtually identical to Umeusó q esti ns on Four federal agencies should have been rights and protections by members of foreign available to public scrutiny. This is the TES who can afford cracking down on this wholesale flouting of our Intelligence services," the rt st on the true. such cram courm h" an edge over those who laws but did little to stop It. The reasons ranged wisdom of maintaining friendly relatlans with Another lobbying memo claimed that many csnL - report — ma ______ _________ TE ___ 01171,,, WIA n. 'Excuse mot I'm odd marry me?" '..-... - e"c you're even. Will ym ___ — _ u o simply not repo que i s so that a student A I �Monday, July 30, 1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • SPORTS . ainesv*ille Wins Bronco , . :--:~, Monday, - July 30, 17, A-Evenlna Herald. Sanford, Fl. SCOREBOARD 1. Major League D'' is t r'ioc t Champ'i*onsh'i* p 101 38$ 129.332 Eleventh Race, TA, 3.14, T. 31.01 4, 60 2 Sara-Urulza 2 Black Bonnie 99364 120 .330 7.00 3.40 2)2)7.60. 01* 94551111.325 4 Bill Whiz 1.80 Fifth game 102 43) 139 .373 0 (2.3) $4.60, P (32) 113.30, T (3-3. 2Gasti-Paco 11.20 1.80 3.10 Rice, Sos 4) 1,072.40. 98 391 125 .320 8.00 4.60 lOscar -Goiri Gainesville was the ' ' Molitor, Mil 96393 123.313 Twelfth Race, C. 7.16, T. 43.19 310 1 Zubi Sarduy American League 97379 117 .309 revalling power In the Bronco Cooper, Mill 8 Sandy Kea 17.10 9.60 2.10 . S 0(2.4)21.40; P (2-4) 122.70; T (2.4. East Home Runs 4 Lonesome Eagle 10.10 4.00 1)169.60. istrict tournament which W I. Pct. GB 7 Alma Arden National League Schmidt, 210 ncluded last weekend at Five Belt 69 31 .670 Phil 36; Kingman, Chi IS; 0(41) 03.00, P (0-4) 311.00, 1 (1-4Sixth game .,,: Boston 62 37 .626 S Winfield, SD 24; Matthews, All 7) 1,244.40. Points Field. 10.00 6.00 3.20. 8 SantiDiaga II Mllwauke 63 41 .606 6113 and Lope's, LA 72. A 3,109; Handle 1243.106. 6.00 3.20 6 Trani Gasti II Gainesville defeated HE New York 35 1$ .534 14 American League Sin3.10 I Galdos Pecina á'dnole National League No. Detroit 32 49 .515 16 gleton, Bait, Lynn, Bas and Q (4.9) 34.00; P (0.6) 200.70; 1 (0-4. Clevelnd 50 32 .490 15.-i Baylor, Cal 25; Rice, Dos and 1, 4-1, In the final contest. Toronto 32 72 .305 37½ Thomas, Mil 21. M. ON= % ~~ _~~ Gainesvill e advanced to the . West Runs Batted in 4 lEgana -Paco 16.50 7.20 6.60 Iir$t round of this weekend's W L Pct. OS National League - Schmidt, 8.20 13.50 6 Isasa.Urqulza 'S (; Calif 60 43 .571 Phil 01; Kingman, Chi 79; st$e tourney, also at Five SEMINOLE 6.60 " SVictor-WalIy 54 47 .335 4 Minn Winfield, SD 77; Foster, Cm 72; LD SATURDAY NIGHT 0(4.1)14.40; P (4-4) 303.10; 1(4-6 'poInts, against Seminole A.L. 'a,. Texas 34 II .529 4½ Clark, SF 71. First Race 3)7443.20. Seminole reached the finals Kan City 30 52 .490 5½ AmerIcan League Baylor, 4 Last Stretch 10.20 9.60 6.80 Eighth game FlY 46 51 .447 13 Chicago Cal 96; Lynn, has 51; Singleton, 2 TC B will. a 13-8 triumph over 3.80 4.50 6 Said Olano 13.20 1.20 6.20 Seattle 44 62 .115 16'.', Ball 75; Rice, 605 and Kemp, I SunRiver Lehlg 4,20 13.20 6.20 1 VicanclI-Echani Seinorn and a 16-2 victory over Oakland 29 76 .776 31 Del 77. 0 (2-4) 23.40; 1 (4.2.1) 376.20; 5.20 3 MutiIia.Urquiz Senoran. Saturday's Results Stolen Basis Time 2:06.3. 0 (1.4) 43.50; P (6.1) 93.90; T (4-IOakland 6, Seattle $ National League Moreno, Second Race 3) Toronto 3, Detroit 0 Pitt 43; North, SF 47; Scott, 4 Tarlo 5.0 3,20 7.60 AIkISVILLE SEMINOLE N.L. 457.20. Milwaukee 9, New York 2 Al N H NO. I St.L 30; Taveras, NY 29; Scott, 1 Kakosi Tom 120 3.10 Ninth game I,irla,an 3II AS N H Cleveland 10, Chicago S Mil 21. 3 Honey Nugget 2 80 6 Aprair 13.20 6.80 4.00 Imbrov,h 3 0 I McCormick 2) 1 60 .. Y-. . Boston 1, Texas 0 AmerIcan League LeFlore, 0 (1.4) *3.20, T (4-1-3) 203.40: 3 Said 8.20 4.60 row" 311 Baker 3• Kansas City 6, Baltimore 3 Del 51; Wileon, KC 42; Wills, Time 2:09.2. nIs 311 Rorok 1 isasa 3.50 405 . California Minnesota 0 S. arms Tex Ill Miller 26; Bonds. Third Race Clev 300 25; (3-6) 41.20; P (4-3) 115.20; T (6.3: edrew 3)2 Salva : Sunday's Results 40 Bumbry, Salt 24. 8 Flag Raiser ;:•' 3.10 7.50 3.00 1) 500 $0 -. if;'t erdee 3 5 I Gerson 20s Detroit 5. Toronto 4 S Gotcha Gal Pitching Victor ies -, 5'4'1.00 3.00 -, pr-..r ,• .&;' : 21,' 10th game retwell 3 0 I Zelnick 3oI • Cleveland 9, Chicago 6 National League - Niekro. 7 L TigreSs 7.10 vich Ramon Rodolfo 10.40 12.40 4.10 300 Wood 25) ;; Milwaukee S. New York 3 Hou *4-6; Niekro, All 11.12; 0 11.3) 10.60; T ($4.7) 34660; ct.1s 24 4 7 D'Amico 30I 3Oscar Isidro 6.00 3.10 It ' '-z' Baltimore 6, Kan City 1 Totals Andujar, Carlton, Time 2:10.1. Hou 25 I 11-6; 3.10 I Egana-Diaga ., 4_" " CalifornIa 9, Minnesota 3 44 4;J , Phil 11-9; LaCoss, Cm Fourth Race 10-1; 0(2-3)31.40; P (2-3) 71.40; 1 (2-3inesvllle 0)0 003 I-I :- .V'.' Oakland 2. Seattle 1 gseaver, On 10-5; Lee and S MannartHarry 5.00 2.00 2.50 mineHN.L.No.1 '.). i ... 'a.-. ox -. I) ~iv Boston 3, Texas 2, night Rogers, Mtl, Vuckovich, St.l. 6 Sturgis - ..:çL 3.10 3.60 1(279.00. 4 a's'.L Today's Gam es and P ry, er SD 10-6; Espinosa, I Frosty Counsel - ..... 2.80 Ilthgam. IMINOLE N.L. SEMORAN . (All Times EDT) Phil 10-4, 0(3-6)11.40; T (3-4-I) 95.20; Time Ft,,, ---' SVictor Isidro 16.10 7.00 1.60 0.) 4.;;:'.g4 ASRH Boston (Renko 1-5) at CleveAmerican League Flana- 2:10.2. ISara Arca 6.60 3.00 Al N H Innanen 1 land (Waits 10-9). 73S p.m. gan, Ball 11-6: John, NY 13-6; Fifth Race McCormick 1 13 And,,'$on $ Domingo Urqulz 6.60 at Baltimore (Stone 5-7) 12$ Jenne laker DMartinej, Ball 13-5; Ecker. 8 Charlie Del 5.00 3.20 2.60 222 S. 0(4-3) 67.50; P (5-4) *44.30; T (3.4. OF 11 luck $ 13 Manuel Milwaukee (Slaton (10-5), 0:30 sley, I Sunny Larmie Bos 17-5; Ryan, Cal 1.50 si4 12.7; 2.60 I) ;s - -,,,,.,, MINet 21) Wooldrldge P.M. 423 Sorensen, Mil 12-10. 2 Kelly Fritz 3.00 12th salvo S S 2 DanIel New York (John 13-6) it Earned Run Avera ge 0(1-I) 5.00; T (4-1.2) 75.40; Time ram 2GastI-Diaga 3)1 Snyder 18.00 8.40 3.60 312 Chicago (Wortham (11-5), 0:35 of 2:07.2. (based on 90 innings pitched) l550elmente 8 Beide Paco 5.20 3.60 402 p.m. 5 National League 3)1 llelgar Sixth Race Rogers, lApraiz-Enrique 3.60 In as IloCols at Toronto (Stleb (3-1) Mtl 2.13; and 2 Ads Victoria ISO LaCoss, 3.00 2.50 2.60 Cm 0(25) 47.00; P(2.5) *15.30, 1(2-5sod 2 $ I Totals 3 • IS Kansas City (Cure (67). 8:33 Perry, SD 2.39, Andu jar, Hou S Etta Quick 5.00 3.50 251.00. Oil p.m. 7 Facile 2.50; Shirley, SD 2.53. 3.20 'A1co 422 A-2923; Handle 11176,415. Detroit (Morris 9-5) at Texas American League - Kern, 0(2-3)10.40; T (25-1) 92.00; Time etals 3513 IS Zlk* "I, . (Johnson (1-12). 5:35 p.m. Tex 1.38; Marshall, Minn 2.23; 2:03.0. ~_ kl.~ ~ (Parrott Seattle 5-7) it Guidry, NY 2.5.0; Ryan, Cal Seventh Race Seminole N.L. No.1 144 062 5-13 Herald Photos by Tom Netsel California (Frost 5-6), 10:30 1ernran III 521 0- S 2.70; John, NY 2.74. S Harry Fit: 6.60 4.00 3.00 p.m. Strikeouts 6 BIlly 0 Lynch 13.00 4.20 Scott O'Brien rounds first after Seminole homer Minnesota (Colts 9-7) of National League - Richard, 7 Good Knight Je 3.10 Oakland (Kingman 1-3), *0:30 Iou 117; Perry, SD 119; 0 15-6) 33.60; T (56-7) 239.10; p.m. Nlekro, Ali 116; Carlton, Phil Time 2:04.3. Tuesday's Games 115: Blyleven, Pitt 112. Eighth Race no Boston at Cleve. 2. twIniti AmerIcan League - Ryan, 5 KB Positive 7.60 3.60 3.60 Baltimore at MIlw, night Cal 16$; Guidry, NY 260 2 60 0 121; 7 Mush Star New York at Chicago, night Jenkins, Tex *16; Flanagan, I War Arrow 3.60 Toronto at Kan City, night Ball 106; EckersIey, Bos and 0(3-7) 13.20; T (3.7.4) 22.20; Time Detroit at Texas, night Koosman. Minn 95. 2:04.0. Seattle at Calif. night Ninth Race To Saves inn at Oakland, night National League Sutter, 6 BarrieLobell 8.60 300 2.40 Chi 23; IS; I Valley Forbes Garber, 7.40 2.80 All National League MOUNT POCONO,Pa.(UPI) Tekulve, Pitt 17; Bair, Cin ii; 2 Black Walnut 3 10 East McGraw, Phil and Lavelle, SF 0 (1-6) 9.40; T (6-1-2) 353.40; Time Harry Gant isn't accustomed W L Pc?. OS 13. 2:07.3. But the alien atmosphere of The helped by the comparatively MOSCOW (UPI) to -àitttng on the pole in a Montreal 35 42 American League Tenth Race Mar. affected the U.S. up for Moscow still NASCAR Grand National race. United States wound up its final weak team which turned Pittsbrgh 56 44 .560 " shall, Minn 20; Kern, Tex 17; 3 Smokealong 21.00 8.00 5.40 coach Stan and track 54 44 III Chicago .351 Stanhouse, Ball 13; *3.40 6.50 Monge, S Linns Star He's a late modified Sportsman day of track competition at the the games. Some U.S. stars team 50 6 St. Louis Clev 12; Rowley, Sea and Lyle, 8 General Mac 3.20 driver an expert in that class Soviet Spartacade Summer declined to come while others Huntsman headed to Helsinki to Phlla 52 49 .5*3 S Tex 10. 0 (33) $0.00; T 13- 54) 301.40; look at possible sites In Finland visas, could not obtain where he's won over 300 races Games Sunday with three gold New York 42 53 .433 13 Time 2:11.0. West "These games served the for a U.S. training camp for all medals to get an Important A 2,221; Handle $113.132. In 12 seasons. WL P ct. as But he earned his first Grand psychological boost for their purpose we wanted, although it American athletes. ', Houston 40 46 .566 Carnes said the athletes will Cinci National pole since entering the return to the same Lenin could have been better. I'm 50 .533 3½ DAYTONA BEACH Si $4 .456 5½ ranks as a rookie this year, Stadium for the 1980 Summer thinking of some of the athletes probably be flown In to Moscow San Fran SATURDAY NIGHT .419 12'.', San Diego 41 59 days before their just a few who could have been here," First Race, E, T. 39.23 streaking around the 2½-mile Oly mpics. 44 60 .423 15 Los Ang 9.50 6.40 3.00 DAYTONA BEACH "Our fear of competing in said Carnes. "But the main events next year. Pocono Raceway Saturday at 43 62 .410 16Vs $ Diane E. Atlanta 4.40 2.00 4 C.C.15ExPIO SATURDAY NIGHT Although the U.S. was the Saturday's Results 1148.712 miles an hour. Without Russia is gone," said head thing isl98o and this experience 2 Clersgun's Power 2.40 First game Cinci I. Atlanta 6, 1st leading non-Soviet contingent hanging around to learn If track coach Jimmy Carnes. has prepared us for that." 0 (4-3) 22.50, P (34) 37.50, T (54. $ irusta.Pradera 11.60 350 3.60 Atlanta S. Clncl S. 2nd medals overall, 21 15411.111111. Masbach, the U.S. middle with seven gold 7Vlctor-Mandlol anyone could beat that speed, "We know we can come to their 7.20 450 New York 6, Chicano I Second Rica, 0.5-14. T. 31.53 2 Carasa.DiagalS 4.00 dlstiuice hope for the Olympics, the Spartacade is the Soviet Pittsburgh 3, Montreal 3 he left the track at. noon for a soil and win." 7 T's Sliver Boy 15.00 7.60 11.60 Q (I-i) 44,20; 1 (1.7-I) 503.10. St. Louis 3. Philadelphia Union's National Summer was also encouraged for next three-tenths of a mile asphalt cast Countess 3.50 3.30 Second game The three victories all came Houston S. Los Angelo's 2 Games, and the hosts naturally • Crs St 320 3 lrusta-Peclna strip at Klngsport, Tenn. He in the men's relays - year. 15.00 .160 540 San Diego 4, San Francisco 3 0(44)64.00, P T (74)157.50. ' 3Sara.Pradera "Th ere's been an en- took the lion's share of the iso 20 Suiy's Results intended to return at 8:30 a.m. traditionally the st rongest part 409.60. I) 1 Domlngo-Diaga N.Y. 1, CIII 0, 1st, 7 inns. 4. 4.20 but Ben couraging atmosphere to what medals. Many events had only Sunday and take the grid a bo ut of American track Third Race, C, 5-16,1.31.70 0(31)41 40; P (1-3)173.50; 1 (5.3. at N.Y., 2nd, ppd., raIn Chi 6 Gather 6.40 3.40 2.60 I) 34330; DD (1.5) 311.70. four hours later for the Nascar Fields collected a silver In the can be a disorienting ex- Soviet competitors. Montreal S. Pittsburgh 3 Viking Olaf 1.00 3.10 The Ukrainian women's perlence," said Masbach. Thirdgame St. Louis 6, PhiladelphIa S beaten by RuSsthIi high jump,Gregorlev LR's Companion 3.20 7 Paco 17.40 4.43 5.40 San DIego 2 San Francisco 1, and Craig "There was strange food, 4x200-meter relay team underThe 39-year-old Gant finished Alexander Q (34) 13.55, P (6-3) 33.60, 1 (4.3- 4 Santi Cincinnati s. Atlanta 1 7.60 5.00 d highlighted at point an lined th range language, and a early at Kingsport Saturday Masbach finished second in the st Enrique .1 00 Houston 4, Los Angeles 3 Fourth Race, A. 5-16, T. 31.13 the final day of track and field strange alpha bet. 0(4.7) $3.60; P (1-4) $61.90; T (7.4. 2417 FRENCH AVE. Today's Games night when a broken rocker oo meters. S HP's So Bo 12.60 5.50 3.)00 3) 555.4*. by setting a world competition (All TIMIS EDT) "After a slow start as a team, knocked him out of the race. He *0.20 3.60 SANFORD Fourth gams St. Louis (Denny 4-I and I Claregun's Earl Carnes, who will be the we picked up and have shown record of 1:30.8. The former 2 A PIus went home to Taylorsvil le, 1.60 I Victor-Isidro 14.50 6.10 4.00 Thomas 00) at Montreal (Lee to Great Britain U 37,00, P (II) 149.40, T (1.1. 4 Irusta-fladiola 6.50 i All N.C., showered, shaved and Olympic coach next year, good pride and good deter- mark belonged 10.6 and Palmer 2-2), 2, 6:05 2) 6*4.40. at 1:31.6. p.m. caught a plane back to Pocono admitted the U.S. was not mlnation," he added, Fifth Race, 0, ~. T. 31.53 _________________________ ___________________________ Chicago (Reusdiel 9.7) at 1 Son Son Blase 7.50 4.20 3.00 with two of Cale Yarborough's (Ruthven Philadelphia . C. Denim S K 3.00 2.60 mechanics at 5:30 a.m. 7:35 P.M. wp1.20 (Swan 9-9) at 6 .P.'sMiel New York -He was tired, but ready for 13.40, P (1.5) 43. 10 . T (1.2(Cand.larla Pittsburgh the, race. Rain began falling 6)272.40. 7:33 P.M. Sixth RICO, A. 5.16, T. 30.97 about 10a.m. and he knew there at Los Angeles (Sutcliffe 3.00 2.60 2.10 (Seaver 10-I), 5:05 I Target Irene Cincinnati dozed bea delay. Sohe ln would 2 HeiioLeslle 1.20 360 p.m. hL: garage. He received an 4,30 San Francisco (Knepper 7.3) 7 Sedgemoor 0 (24) 25.00, P (0-2) 23.40, 1 (5.3. • extended reprieve when the allat Houston (Anduiar 116), 5:33 7) 205.60., p.m. • da'y shower forced a postSeveslth Race, C,%,T.31.Si Tue sd ay's Games pbpement of the race until 11 1 Jarwin Emily 7.40 1.40 3.20 St. Louis at Montreal, night 4 Laughing Laurie 15.50 6.50 am. today. It's the first time a COLORADO SPRINGS, Cob, champion and former world of Wanda Hooker of emphIs. Chicago at Phula, night I Sa les Girl 3.00 New York t Pittsbgh, night Grand National race has been (UP!) Tony Darden.jeclded champion, finished thi rd In his Both women were timed In 23.6 GUM SIlO, P (1-4) 140.00, T (1.4. night Diego at Atlanta, Sin dr ch igan to state event Saturday. Rod Bason of washed out since a Mi seconds. op out of zona • Las Angeles at Cincl, night Eighth Race, 0,7-16. T. 45.3$ Julie Hanson of Seattle won e'Ønt two years ago. University and the result may Bossier City, La., was the San Fran at Houston, night S Falrlea Jill 23.00 15.00 4.50 snother driver grateful for be bad news for Cuba's great winner and Tom Stevenson Jr., the women's discus throw with DN 2 Mountain Tease A 12.60 3.20 of Norristown. Pa., was second. an effort of 158 feet 7 Inches, the postponement Is Darrell runner, Alberto Juantorena. I I Third Brother 7,40 cTI The downpour at the Air Lee Pallesof Pine Bluff, Ark., Q (2-1) 141.25, P( 1-2) 773.15, 1 (1WtrIpc who wrecked the front Darden, 21, of Norristown, 25) 1,146.41. eid of his car w hen It rammed Pa., left school earlier this year Force Academy track washed had 4,249 points after five Nlnffilace,l,3-14,T.3I,30 S the wail coming out of Turn 2 In to concentrate on improving his away half of the track and field decathlon events, with Dennis I Silk Soft Mawr League Leaders 23.00 17.60 6.60 lls - I a;:•practice session after it time In the 400 meters. The schedule. The postponed events Adams of Bloomington, Ind., ly United Press, internatienal 6 B. Malor 4.40 2.50 lifting 7 Swede Enough 3.10 second with 4,032. qualified third for the race decision obviously helped e- will be held today. (based In 275 at bats) 0(44) 41.50, P 54) 115.5$, T (54In men's figure skating, edl'lter In the day. cause he defeated Juantorena Natisnal League 7) 259.1111111. ., Charles Foster of Durham, 'ialtrIp has arranged to dr ive earlier this summer in the Pan NC,, streaked to victory In the Charles Tickner of Littleton, GAS H Pd. Tenth Race, 5%. T. 1111.211 . Winfield, SO *06395131 .337 2 6. Larded 11.40 3.00 3.20 a,ár owned by Al Rudd Sr., American Games. men's 110-meter hurdles in Cob., edged defending Foster, CIn 79255 5 .333 I Cheerful Chap 3.30 2.20 of Colorado wilich qualified No. 20 with Al Sunday at the National Sports 13.79 seconds, despite a leg pion Scott Cramer Hrnendz, St.L 97373 733 .330 5 Win Penny 3.10 h1 aId Jr. driving. The younger Festival, Darden gave Juan- cramp five minutes before tine Springs, 105.54 to 104.82. Tsrnpltn, 51.1. 92 391 127.315 a (24) 15.45, P (3.5) 5)50, , 424 AtI 7027559.330 1)147.20. Cramer had led going Into the RId gave up his place on the torena even more to think about event. GriStly, On 92374*19.314 final event. The women's event grid, by winning the 400-meter rim In . . LA 425133.3*1 • - We were fortunate this co. the fastest time ln the world this "I'm satisfied with the win was won byUsa-MarleAllen of Rose, Phil 102314121 .311 Matthwa, All *01429134.312 here and thrilled they year. His tune of 45:02 was a but the time Isn't worth ahoot," Garden Grove, Calif. 7T NY 53$4 110.311 Judy Blumberg and Michael MaZzIlii, Quid let us use It. You've got to tenth of a second faster than the he said. Garner, Pit 90 .311 Liz Young of Washington, Seibert, performing in their idlt them with great sport- clocking when he beat JuanAmerican League GAS H Pd. ISnanshlp This car is built by torena in Puerto Rico. -. D.C., won the women's 200- home town, won the gold In the Lezcano, Mil 19306 1103 .31,31? event. Unjo Matthews, like our "I left school because I was meter run by an eyelash ahead dance skating Downing, Cal 94335 1113 .3141 . , Baseball Both?e, Sea Lynn, Sol Brett, KC - , Hail Of Fame Emotion Chokes Maestro ' Of Mayhem Smelly. Mm . ., .-. , - - - But the emotion of the event triumphed over Butkus. Pausing several times during his acceptance speech to gather his composure, he fought hard to hold back the tears, but failed. In addition to Unitas and Butkus, also enshrined were San Diego Chargers' offensive tackle Ron Mix and Detroit Lions' punter-safety Yale Lary. The induction ceremonies immediately preceded the ninth annual Hall of Fame game, the season's first exhibition game. The Oakland Raiders beat the Dallas Cowboys, 20-13. More than 10,000 people, a record for the ceremony, CANTON, Ohio (UPI) Johnny Unitas and Dick Butkus, "Mr. Cool" and "The Maestro of Mayhem" respectively, who stood opposed on many a gridiron In former times, stood together Saturday as they and two other football greats were enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. - r Unitas, the Baltimore passer said to have stood In the pocket and eaten his lunch before he threw the ball, ac cepted the honor with all the poise he exhibited even under the fierce rush of Butkus, Chicago's premier middle linebacker. football," he said. "Where It all started begins in this great country of ours, which protects our freedoms and allows us to rise as far as our ability and capacity will take us." "Football has been such a major part of my life," Lary said. "This is a dream come true." He was called one of the most versatile football players. He was all-NFL four times and played in nine Pro Bowls. Unitas praised the Baltimore fans, several hundred of whom traveled to Canton to witness his enshrinement. They dominated the cheering and came alive whenever Unitas or Baltimore was mentioned. listened as the enlu*neus described the role football played in their lives. Unitas thanked his mother, his wife, his coaèhes and his teammates. "A man never gets to this station In life without being helped, aided, shoved and pushed into doing something the right way," he declared. Butkus said, "I dreamed of being a pro football player as far back as I can remember. I consider enshrinement as the top of a dream." He credited football with making him "a better husband, better father and better person." Mix was philosophical. "I don't know how It happened. My only desire was to he a part of the great game of - -, Harness Racing - ' . - -~ ..'... ~` Raiders Draw ....~" First Blood 1. . r . ' . Of NFL Season .. By United Press international "I wouldn't count us out yet. ... "If I were you," warned This team doesn't die so Yankee Manager Billy Martin, easily." May be not, but the Yankees' 53 loss Sunday to the Milwaukee Brewers dropped New York 14 games behind firstplace Baltimore, which kept rolling right along with a 6.4 victory over the Kansas City iU Royals. Gar' Roenicke belted a pair of homers for the Orioles and drove in four runs In a game he almost missed. Roenicke could PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - ba rely move his arm after Lou Graham who finished being h!t by a Rich Gale pitch among the top 60 PGA money Saturday night. winners the last nine years, had In Milwaukee, Lou Pinlella's wonjust$Zl,2InZleventsth1s base running triggered a year to rank an uncharaclerlstic 96th on the list , leading seventh-inning, bench-clearing lieve he didn't have brawl, the second such altercasome to be tlon In the three-game series the touch any more. But the Nashville, Tenn., between the Yankees and the native proved them all wrong Brewers. Reggie Jackson went Sunday, shooting a course after pitcher Mike Caldwell In By United Preu International Falcons' Coach Leeman Ben. says he was pleased with' Oakland Raiders' rookie nett 't'; k Coa ch Tom Flores knew Satur- Sunday's practice session be. day's ninth annual Hall of tween his Atlanta dub and the : Fame game was j us t an Chicago Bears. Each club ran exhibition but the Raiders 25 offensive plays. Bennett said.' defeated the NFC champion he was "pleased with the work Dallas Cowboys and Flores is of the running backs. From a coach's standpoint, I thought It happy to get his first win, "I've been looking forward to (the practice game) was an . the first one as a head coach for excellent Idea," said Bennet, a long time," said Flores, after said. •' 1/ . Fine performances by the':: the Raiders beat the Cowboys, 2013, at Fawcett Stadium in quarterbacks highlighted the I Denver Broncos' public scrimI canton, Ohio. The Raiders, playing without mage Saturday at Colorado .' quarterback Ken Stabler, were State University's Hughes' helped by two Interceptions and Stadium. Fred Mortensen, who cornerback Henry Williams' 63- rejoined the team this week . yard touchdown run after a after clearing waivers, and: blocked field-goal attempt. Tom Sorley passed for touch. Strong safety Charles Phillips downs and Norris Weese hit 5Intercepted Roger Staubach's for-5 for 50 yards. Craig Morton.' second pass of the game and missed the drill With a minor: • p.*1..1 free safety Clarence Duren injury. picked off a Danny White pass in the second quarter to set up record-tying 64 to tie Bobby Friday night's loss to the Oakland field goals. Wadklns after 72 holes, then Brewers. , .. In the seventh Pinlella at. . "There were a lot of bright sin king a 3-foot birdie putt on tempt 1 ed to take third when .' . spots," said Flores. "The the first extra hole to edge Graig Nettles grounded to quarterbacks (David Humm Wadkins and - . , short, but was tagged out by '. and Jim Plunkett) did a good msfti pmadelp%tvW I Jim Gantner. play selection, and the job Graham's first to ur vi ct ory receivers played well." since the 1975 U.S. Open and the The two players collided on the Flores praised the play of the accompanying $45,000 flrstpclze play and Pinlella, who tried ,,... I -11, I bali Ina te ad of he fr specialty teams. He singled out T;~ check enabled him to become knockIngt 7,, Si di ng, ran by the base after - cornerbacks 1L j . th ree rookies .. golf's 21st millionaire in terms sli PNla4s4pla Osfi Classic GentWhen Rufus Bess and Williams and at P,ws.o.i.iu.. Jviv 31 of career earmngs and end his being tagged out. . . (PSI 71) ner charged after him, New defensive tackle Reggie KInlaw I cold spell. wan playelt in extra lisle) t slump I've York third-base coach Mike p1 83' 41.70.7)44-373: Lou Graha m $43000 - for their e xceptional "This is t he wors fr•. Bobby WadkIns 21.000 414547.10-273 who reported a week Jack Nicklaus 13,000 727*41-45-214 ever had in my car ee r," said Ferraro intercepted Gantner ' before he could reach PInlella, J.C. Snand 13.000 U44-fl-45-314 late to training camp, did not Mark Graham, whose previous Hayes 13.000 4I-70474$--211 Herald P MIII by TIM IUI Kr.tz.rt L41$ e5.13-41-44--31S finish this year was a tie for Piniella then joined Ferraro play. DeLux's Levi Raines eyes pitch from Stromberg's Larry Pressley Graham 43-e$.70.71--715.. D a vid 141$ "He (Stabler) still has to Jerry Pats 7,250 11th at the Inverrary Classic. and Gantner rolling In the third45-71.70.45-274 71-41.7041-214 perform," said Flores, "but Ray Floyd 7.250 "Before, I would hit a good shot base coaching box as both .44.7241-274. cleared. Gantner was b enc h e s until someone beats him out lyman 4.250 Bob and It would t ur n out to be 4J.70.7145-7fl the game. $Iicktofl Dlvi 5.750 M.72-45.st-.47$ 's No. 1." mediocre or bad. But today was ejected from Marris Hatalsy 4.350 47.73-7247-215 "I thought he was going at mit AAA, Prior to the game, quarter4.350 Ø.734_fl i came a good day g JOlt Mitchell 4.550 M.7).7070-275 and I didn't like It," said back Johnny Unitas, middle Andy life" Been 4.330 4441-72-11-215 Gantner. Doug T.slh4.S50 7).714S-72-.21$. ney begins in linebacker Dick Butkus, safetyGraham, who began the day The state tour ale, 19-15. New Smyrna Beach Merf in AAA bracket, Cooper Lanny W.dkliis 3.500 7071-7247-200 Elsewhere in the AL, Detroit six shots behi nd third-round Slcjel 71.72-0-11--2I0 eased through Satur.. New Smyrna won three eliminated Stromberg-Carlson, Sanford Friday. Joining host punter Yale Lary and offensive A.Jay stopped Toronto, 5-4, Cleveland Howard Twlfty3.$00 7l4545-1l-3 leader Wadklns, scalded Parts will be New tackle Ron Mix were inducted Gins Oviedo Au di strict slow-pitch softstraight games, also stopping 14-12. Stromberg bounced back to L;ttl.r 3.300 72.70.45-73-210 , Cali- day's Way Armstrong 2.347 11-7).700-251 6,687-yard Wbltemarsh Valley outscored Chicago, ball tournament in Sanford, Sm bergr 15-14 and from Its loss to New Smyrna Smyrna Merchants, AAA into the Hall of Fame. Tom Purtzsr 2.347 70.fl*1D-31, Elsewhere in the NFL, - a Kermit Country Club course for eight foru ripped Minnesota, 9Zarlsy 2,341 1070-70-7)-2S1 defeating home team AAA knocking off AAA Cooper by 9-7. with wins over Deluxe Bar (5-4) Cooper and Stromberg-Carlson, . Oaklad edged Seattle, 2'1, and Raid 2341 41.fl.7071-2lI and Leesburg Black Movem ent plus other dist rict represen- crowd of 21,000 fans saw the MJki birdies, including a 50-foot Cooper Transportation in the Tommy Valentine2,347 47.0-73.73-213 Baton got past Texas, 3-2. Cleveland Browns scrimmage $tiy. After hitting the losers (74). In on the par-3 16th hole and a tatives. V.riatolw 44-734172-2*1 League, In the National Forrest FezIer 2,341 41.7245-73-31). the Buffalo Bills to a scoreless Calvin Paste 2.347 A" C06102 NSW 12-f ooter on 17 that put him at Montreal topped Pittsburgh, 570-70-1I-73-2Il : Al * H Al I H tie Sunday In Kent State Jim Colbert 1,443 704$ .73-0-212 11-under-par 273. 413 Lamax lI4Aalsnin Phlladeled RsIIiado 1.443 lI-72.71.71-312 " ' $1, ' University's Dix Stadium. The Victor But It looked as If his charge 3, St. LOUIS nipp lob GIlder 1443 fl-045-73-312 Selias 43 3 44 a cus..eo* lanked Bi s, ev ll en ly matched wi th liii ROgers 1.443 45.7I.7).1S-312' might not be enough. Wadklns Phia, 6-i, New York b $cleoer 4)1 ll4Orant Tom Kits 1,241 7241.74-0-.213 Chicago, 4.0, San Francisco NOsIer 4 I I 13 3 Lie Qevnd. gaIned 225 yards to GeOrge Cadle 1.244 canned a 8-foot birdie putt on 47.7$.71.70-3$3 Dyob 43 e 113 Hill ed San Diego, 4-2, CIncin- *esl5s 70.72-7O7.-3S3 the Browns' 200. Cleveland Don January 1,244 $ I 4 Ladd 4 2 1 12-under, down to go to Use 16th LeonardThmpenl.244 073-70-71-213, 4 11 natl tripped Atlanta, 9.4, and Mclanis $ 12 Rid, passers completed seven meaning he only had to par 7141.71.12-213 Color "' Houston defeated Los Angeles, 1.144 IS4I.74.72-$3 _____ " ' II passes out of 24 attempts for 57 JamDavid Schroeder final two holes to pick flora 1,244 0.7341.72-313 411131 Totals 41*5*4 . The team gained 152 Mart McCumber 1,344 Ø.7341.74-3s$: first PGA tour victory and. i an ' 5IT.0 550 7344.73 70-2l4 Then Wadklns' drive on the 'IIge*I 5, Blue Jays 4: Peter Jacobson 510 44.73.73.73$4 lted of Lance Parrish be pair ISullivan 5$O 7073.70-71-tJ1 18th bounced out of the fairway ITIOMISIG. AAA COOPER Jim O',ar,csy lID 72.700.73-244. solo home runs and Steve Kemp HOMESTEAD - Altamonte team had made just one error In they did their homework us. AD ill H Jim $lmons 101 0.7 *7471-315 and behind a lone pine tree, drove in two runs with a homer Ba Al I NAMerina 431 Springs' talent ed 13-year-old four games be fore Saturday, They watched us play three Din itaiion 701 73.70.7345-2$5 ShIms leavi ng him no shot to the ______ 42 $ 423 logps Jack Ferns 701 7I.72.71.71-3$3 line but several costly miscues pl us games, so they had a slight e and a single, powering Detroit WM*bresk 323 413. allstars met the end of d Flori 701 74*7I.71--3S$green. He took an un playabl 1h0 42lQ Assaulf.d 422 Sat urday, losing to Yulee by a 3- an inability to hit the Yulee advantage In that de Iwo 1 MIII 70 r Toro nto. ve to victory o 44.7$45.73...315 partm t." McDeeoW 323. en ird shot 20 f lie, hit his th Rod Curl 701 0.7447 15-313' Sndv I.Mu9,WhIte8ox$: 1 score In the finals of the pitching spelled defeat. '•Kill Robinson also pointed to a MILWAUKEE (UP!) - Roger Calvin 70) 734511 7ê-3 from the hole Grammind 4*3 3', lobby Walsel ISO 41.74-fl-72--314 Craig Bolton scatted seven series of mishaps in which the Sandra Bando, wife of Rick Ma nn ing cracked a Steftais sectional tournament. 43Itl III pi.*ttoforcetheplayoffaftera Jerry McGee u. 70.1I.73.72.-lSt 1 S 1 Maiealc 411 grand-slam homer and Gary Inks "This Is the fartherest any of hits, and worked well enough to ball did not take an Altanicige waukee Brewers' third base- JIM Dent 7I.71.71.73-114. 70 Sob Ihasrer ISO 7071.11.74-214 ten, win most games. Mike Smith bounce, In the fourth liming man Sal Bando, was attacked Charles our teams have ever g what AUWIdCIMded a two-run shot lily ot $SI Totals 31 )414 Coady 110 7345.71.74-24' "It was a bad break P r essley"I Fidier u. and we are extremely proud of (11IVered an RB! single in the Altamonte loaded the bases and by a man as she headed for to highlight a seven-run second Ce-tIles 255 Bruce cm I say?" Wadklni said. Ian CsIslI MO 7l.7014.7)-311 •' Ur boys and coaches last in ning, averting a inning and power Cleveland to la1a. the Troy Quackenbush hit a wicked car Saturday night after the Jack Renoer 150 fl.7074.fl got to think I'm good Sass. ill liii lander $10 li have done," said league Greg Shatto and Tom Perkins nedrlvewhithwupem.ecJl,y game with the New York Jw"Heard NO Its seventh straight victory. TefJ MIII make two n4s-n-74~-w had Matted the r* with the Yulee first sacker. president Ralph Cochran. I'll Iryans MS Yankees. was not huit. On stretch, but It just didn't Angela Twin 3: Joe lam" us 7070.7741-2,1 Dan Ford ripped a two-rim Altamonte made It to the singles, but Perkings was another play Mark Cochran hit Police said Mrs. Bando, eight i still us ha 13- thrown out at the plate trying to a sharp Line drive which struck moidhe pregnant, was struck in Fred M.l $31 drove found the fairway on homer and Bobby Grid) nt th ur equivale of e top fo ?3,70.72.73-3N Graham Tom 11w 125 fl.7071.7S'-ISS in two rims with a triple and a year-old Little League teams in score from second on Smith's third base and bounced to the the face twice as she fought the an Wall us Exerc the 355-yard, par-4 playof ''° f hole single to power California. the state. Yulee advanced to hit. third baseman, who made the man off ontakie County Stadi. "' Den Pesley $13 with his drive and knocked his 10.73.77.71-01' ' 1: iner "We were beaten by a fine play for an out. play the other sectional W, Dimaway MS tan She was treated at the 71.73.74.73-311 second shot three feet away. A's 2, Mar Sam Tralianms Rookie Mike Morgan fired a team," said Robinson. "They champion. Dunedin. "Well, there', always next Stadium flrst41d station and Jim Thsrpe43 744$.fl.75• Wsdkins came out of the roug Wynn 45 h tliree-tütter to record his first Manager Robby ilbinson's were well-coached, and I think year," said Robinson. 71-7077.75,-3fl went home with her husband. to within 20 feet of the pin, twoputted and watched Graham major-league victory giving LIvONIA, Mich. (UP!) - An g Oakland its third win in make his to end exercise rider at the Detroit tow garnet. "I dith't tell my wIfe Race Costa, was held Sunday nlghtbutlknewlwugolngto Rad8itLaItfsZ* in the death of a Detroit Race Rick win today," Graham_said. "I'm ird Costs, itablehand who was single keyed a two-run th not surprised. I was ready w ToiTI 114, fatally stabbed during a knife p win. My game Is baca the Cardiit'Ii have survived the to move Into seventh pla W in the fateru u and Dick Drago combined to ce on bea.4o.dod triple and Rusty Im Msijj cloy ü a p.Irö( One ing about the National Inj together-to McCoy, 22, of th ury to catcher Tod Sinuncias the alHlme bit Hat. Stephen pigilip over Texas. Bo Stash drove In his first two rims nine with a single efendIng champion Jack Pitch and a triple to'St. Clair Shilorm, d Friday In League Ead TheeileU3Y Is relatively intact and could , returning to Montreal last ,oldtils tets. Nicklaus also mounted a late make a move 11 pC1ST$ like 'an eight-hitter. His most week, leading St Marys Hospital In Livonia everywbers. Montreal back pi charge that jilt tell shod, "The other team better keep Vuckovith get hot. 11101117 spectacular mistake was Mike into fg place in pjj, --, Redol, BeiVel 4: Thunderhead Wins firing a 6-under 65 to tie second" w1JJ stomach wounds. Tony their eyes open or we may just never entered my 1111)d Sctanitts 36th home rim of the Ray Knight drove In five rum 4 round leader J.C. Saud (69) Patterson, 43, an exercise rider waltz by them," Pete Vuck- that we're out of t," said boom, which shot Into the WI GI, 44 Pes2: with a I*lr of double and, SEA CLIFF, NY. (UP!) - from Bloomington, Calif., was ovid) said Sunday, after pitchw*i Mark Hayes (69) for third ladelpbla shortstop Larry field seats and tied the NL John Moidglum, 3.4 OW homer to propel ClindwaU' i Paul Hutfmaii's erbead, held In lieu of $10,000 bond. lag the St. Louis Cardinals to a Bows. "We have 22 games with ltI for most home rune hit Gary Lavelle combined to pitch Its sixth victory in the lad place at . lrst round co-leader David a SHoot sloop, aousd the James HIthbottoin, deputy 54 victory over Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Montreal. U through July 31. no mark also a seven-hitter and Jack Clark am gamm. Giaham fell to an even-par 71 to finish line at 10:3 am. Sunday A& raft r n nissiona in that marked the sixth straight they blow us out they deserve to was achieved by Willie Mays belted a two-rim homer. iti 4, Dedgers 3: un d charge of d W*)Ua1 Aro thir defeat for the Phillies. Will it." U4 Bill Kratzert (66) at 775. to win tile (1964), Johnny Bench (1970) Cesar Cedenc's third hltf "We just have to play each and Willie Stargell (19I1). Jàry Pate (66), Ray Floyd (67) Long Wafld Regatta With a said Saturday McCoy had been St. Louis Is the forgotten team Mel, 4, Ciba 0: the 8aflie scored J.R. Rich and Be n Crenahaw (69) were 10181 elapsed time of 40 hours, ejected from the barn area last of the division, MindIng in a tie game as it comes," agreed Pete EIpOS I, Plratcz 3: Kevin Kobel and Ed Glynn from firm bane ith I 43 minutes MW 30 111000 MIL for Causing I disturbance' for fourth with the Phililea. Yet Rose, who IIfl&.d and doubled Week tied at 276. Andre Dawson smashed a combined on a two-hitter and the Muth for the win. t. S Graham Tr MPhs At Philly ". , . - j': PhiIIy .. , ... . ., ' ' .. . i . Go/f Sc,ores . in ,.._ b . . :..° '" Is? k Of _______ _______ ' . .. '.. • .. ' 1dva nC e he Strom be r - Altamonte 1 s Fall To Yulee I n F n a Is 5 - , ndo's w If. _____ _____ - . ise Rider Held In Death _ as t: Enemy Ever ywhere N.L. _ ______________ -- ••.,1 ,' S U's - - -: - ' iommaAaw - r - "t"T' -. " - - --- - - - -'S. . S ' - .- j,. - "- • . rn-S -p •, • - - - - - - . , - - .5. ... Martin: Don't Count Yankees Out Of Picture seventpugame - - - ".' - S .'.'. - . '.. -'.•. - -. - "' .,,-.- - S ______ 'i.., - .', . -. - a ...' - . - - - '' ' " - ,'.'__'- . ' - - - " .L' - .- - _______ .- -' - - - game :i - - - TP anile 00 00 0 0 000 LOW COST 0 0 A UTO 0. Poco U.S. L os es Fear Gant O f Rtiss ian Soil INSURANCE0 0 I M 0 0 FOR ALL DRIVERS 0 Q 0 0 - . - - - - - - Dog Racing - PHONE 322-0285 Jai Alai - , groNy RUSSI 0! ° 0 INSURANCE 0 - 0 0 0 0 00 00 0 0 0 00 I I New Record Darden S In 400.Meters At 4 flá Going On ( ' . - - Leaders - .AT -. .. ' - - - 1 -'- - Easy Angel In - Cash Dash 5, qflglnal Chevrolet, and we disappointed In the way I was kw it's got to be good. We're running," Darden said. "I had about our chances to prove to myself , i wasn't Monday but we hope for an finished." early caution flag so we can get Darden appears to be anythe feel of the car and snake thing but finished. A stiff wind necessary adjustments on pit preceding a thunderstorm row." that wiped out much of the Waltrip, who leads Grand Festival's outdoor schedule M. JULIE, Quebec (UP!) year.' one stroke behind so I said III National drivers with five was blowing Into Darden's face Nancy Lopez, the 22-year-old go for the bole In four." - For Amy Alcott, the line victories this year, said he as he kicked down the separating a good professional princess of the tour the pad two Alcott made the green In two. wa't concerned about star- stretch. On a calm day his time car from a brilliant one may seasons, was charging for the Then Caine the incredible eagle. ting midway In the field. my have been better. ,, someday be measured along lead after she had birded the "I started 17th in the World rw brisk wind -a crosswind the Last 45 feet of the 1979 Peter 17th to close within one stroke f down yet. When I do, you nsig 6Q0 at Charlotte (N.C.) last year on the target range -may have Alcott. Jac Classic. me In Chi na tomorrow," bli~àuse I wrecked In practice been a factor as both Olympic 18 years old, I was "At said the 22-year-old Californian atd had to q ualify on the second archery champions were upset. to Alcott, plagued by a Viral that putt ... and damn, dà'y I won the race." Lysette Johnson of Cypress, I made It," Alcott said after Infection and laryngitis that who closed with a 3-under 70 to strobes under for the Calif., who won the gold medal a 45-foot eagle putt at had reduced her voice to a go tournament with a four-round es U) e Pan Am G am outth FLORI 0A the par-6, 16th hole to win whisper the day before, apwore of 7S-70-70-7G-, ishot Olympic gold medal Sunday's $150,000 LPGA tour- proached the 18th needing at winner Luann Ryon in the Lopez, who took second with a least a birdie to shatter Lopez' ent A VE three-day event. Darrell Pace 2-under 71, shot For dramatics, It beat any- chances. over the SUNSHINE STATE J) of Cincinnati, 1976 Olympic thing on the LPGA tour this "I knew she (Lopez) was just (our rounds to claim $14,700. 45-Foot Pu tt A Charm er In Alcolot Jackson W th - RRIIkAU III I rlwv"' - -*, 4 .- - LOS ALAMITOS, Calif. (UP!) - Easy Angel became the youngest quarter horse In history to reach the $400,000 mark In lifetim e earnings during the weekend by captor-. Ing the tirat running Of tile $727,000 Dash for Cash Futuri. ty, the richest race in California hIdOI)' at Los Alamitos. .1 . Don't Stop iur Newspaper! Save Them For Voul eeetlt Us ______ _______ .vIeg" a we osiger and concerned about mining all line area news? w.'II be happy to save you r newspapers at NO EXTRA CHARGE. Call us when you return, we'll deliver your papers we've saved and return. relular delivery, - CaR ... , Evening Hesuld -Soo , _______________ I P _______________ I'I1 _______________ ) a ,. - - �* IA—Evening Herald,Sanford, FL Monday, July 30, At Age 81 In Germany Ityp "• '• OURSELVES Philosopher Herber Marcuse Dies ,. -.1 Monday, July 30,1979-1111 Evening Herald, Sanford, El. t U STARNBERG, West Germany (UPI) Herbert Marcuse, the German-born philosopher whose radical thinking helped to inspire the student rebellion of the 1960s, died Sunday, his publishing house ssld today. He was 81. Marcuse, perhaps best known for his 1964 work "OneDimensional Man," died In a Starnberg hospital where he was being treated for heart disease. His death came 10 days after his 81st birthday. Characterizing American society as a "repressive mono11th" that stifled freedom and - H fostered alienation, Marcuse's "One-Dimensional Man" became compulsory reading among radical students on campuses throughout the United States and western Europe in the 1960s. His support for the student revolution and the efforts of young people to seek out a new identity earned him a title that he himself said he abhored — "Father of the New Left." "I have always rejected the idiotic notion, 'Father of the New Left.' This generation doesn't need a father any more," the Berlin-born philoso- pher once said. Marcuse, a professor at the University of California, atrived in Frankfurt May 18 to address a meeting of fellow philosophers with a speech titled "Progress and Profoundness."... Colleagues said that after the speech, Marcuse complained of heart problems. He was treated at hospi tals In Frankfurt and Munich and later moved to the hospital at Starnberg, 20 miles southwest of Munich, his Wed German publishing house Suhrkamp said. Born to upper-middle class Jewish parents in Berlin on July 19, 1898, Marcuse was educated at the Universities of Berlin and Frleburg before fleeing the rise of Hitler in 1932. After a year in Geneva and and a year in Paris, Marcum went to New York where he Joined Columbia University's Semi Research Institute in 1934. After becoming a naturalized American citizen in 1940, Marcuse joined the Office of the Strategic Services wartime predecesso r ofthe CIA where he headed the Europe Section between 1942 and 1960. - - Later, he spent three years at the Russian Institute of Co. lumbia University and Hal yard's Russian Research Center until Brandeis UnIversi ty lured him away with:professorship of polltIc'a science 1954. In 1985, he took a professor ship at the University •bf California at San Diego. . Besides "One-Dlmenslc%sai Man," Marcuse's other work included "Reason and Revolu' Uon," published In 1941, "Eros and Civilization" (1954) and "Counter-Revolution and Revolt" (1972). TONIGHT'S TV F, - I uncovers a clever financial scheme run by a white- collar con artist. (R) CD MURDER MOST ENGLISH 'Clouds Of Witness' When Lady Mary's fiance is murdered, her (nolher. Lord Peter Wimsoy. flies from Paris toinvestigate (Part 1) MONDAY EVENING 6:00 © NEWS SEE 'Crowing" ED STUDIO Seattlo'sGreenLakeCrewpre. pares for a race; a young actor explains what he gives and gels from the stage. (B) - C) (4)00 (4)0 CBS NEWS Depression Lifts, Says Minister J C — C 1 Herald Photo by Torn Netist ye. Selected as "youth of the week" by the Seminole Youth Employment Program, Juanita Hayes (right), a clerk-receptionist at the American Red Cross office In Casselberry, Is shown with receptionist Helen Morrison. Juanita attended Seminole Community College and will enroll at the University of Georgia this fail on an athletic scholarship in volleyball. While at SCC, she was on the Dean's List, tei was named Most Improved Volleyball Player, and 4,4 'YOUTH i OF WEEK' Lo an wit SOl flU na Su re W• 7:00 2) TIC TAC DOUGH (40) MARY TYLER MOORE Lou checks into the hospital for 'minor surgery and leaves Mary in charge of the newsroom 0 CHANNEL SIX REPORT - 0 JOKER'S WILD (13) TO THE POINT / LEHRER ED MACNEIL REPORT Aged Shoplifter Feeling Better SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UN) being so depressed," Ferrar over the United States, even up seems to be in pretty good "They want her to get all (1* said. "1 think it is because of all to Canada," said Ferrar, who spirits and doing good. She's In rest she can." — Mattie Shultz has never been one to take charity from anyone the help." had helped the widow answer for some tests." Mrs. Schultz was conned out Mrs. Schultz had said she phone calls at her home. in her 91 years. But a minister Ferrar added, "She's kind of of all but $10 of her $4,900 1111 says a nationwide outpouring of wanted to the — to have God She was hospitalized late an independent lady. She ap- savings in October iVi$ and sympathy has helped lift the "close my eyes" — because she Friday after she complained of predates the concern other although her Income was depression the lady suffered at was arrested and Jailed over- severe stomach pain but of. people have for her, but she's limited strictly to Social Securi4 being forced to steal food to night for allegedly stealing $15 ficials refused to disclose her just porn out right now. She's ty and her husband's veterth worth of ham, sausage and stay alive, had mih. attention." benefits, she often refused whereabouts. savIng she w - rerrar, The Rev. Stan Ferrar, pastor butter irom a grocery store. w ho also refused to welfare. exhausted and needed a i of the First Church of God, said News reports of her arrest from all the recent bliit say where Mrs. Schultz was State officials said Mrs: publicity. Sunday he spoke with Mrs. resulted in cont ri butions and hospitalized, said Sunday he Schultz refused an offer last tall Schultz and she appeared to be sympathy from across the "She has some stomach hoped to visit Mrs. Schultz soon. tobe boarded ata nursing home nation, problems and some heart in a better frame of mind, "I don't know If they will let and had refused offers of aid In "She's beginning to get over "She's received calls from all problems;" Ferrar said. "She me in to see her," he said. the past. 50 Celebrate In Bar Wheezers And Boozers Race DENVER (UPI) — Pot air-conditioned bar to run in the McNulty's winning time Ferrell, a night manager who Ferrell in the forehead with a' received the Coaches Award. She is the daughter of bellies jiggled. Faces reddened. race Saturday and ran all of 10 wasn't available, but race was shot in the head last month .caI1berhandgun. Since then, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes. John Wright, son of But all the runners in the blocks to Copperfield's bar. observers said his perfect at the Tipsy Tiger Lounge In he has been unable to speak. Winner John McNulty, 22, a calculation of when stop lights Denver. The money will help Ms. Debris Long and a senior at Seminole High Smokers, Wheezers, and BoozHe watched the runners as ers Marathon crossed the finish student at Colorado State would turn green was the key to pay his medical bills, they left a dart ing Um at The School, also was chosen youth of the week, male line and then headed into a oar University, attributed his victo- his win. 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Note: Federal regulations provide for a penalty for early wi thdrawal on CeMkate of Deposit ISANFORD. 3090 S. Orlando Or. (305.323.3770) QIRARY. U S 17.92 1305'668-4438 DILANO. '$.uthrn Regional Main 0141cc, 345 N. Woodland Blvd. (904.734-2551) • DILTONA. 940 Dellona Blvd. (305-668-440311 Boren Ptaja. 1240 P'syidonçi Blvd. (305-574-1427) 0 GAINESYILLI. 'Northern Regional Main Office. 2815 N W 131h St. (901'376-75511/249 W Univeaity Ave. (904-375'11500)/Gainesvdle Mall. 2528 NW 131h SI 904.31b2633i/4414 N W 23rd Avi. (904.376.32041/5200 W Newberry Rd. LAKE CITY. 2735U,S.9OWest 004•75282221 • LUSRURO. 14035. 141h St. (904.78145571 NEW $MYRN*II*CN. 1300 S. Atlintic Ave. 4904427-3447) • ORANGE CITY. Four townes Shopping Ceitler. 2400 4) S 11-92 1 904'7754343 ONMOND BEACH. 520 S. Atlantic Ave. 4904-672.81571 R In short, madame, you DEAR ABBY: A bride asked I would like to leave this man, would have better manners? If it would be permissible to goofed. but since he didn't know that I what Is the matter with PHILADELPHIA married him thinking he was folks, anyhow? write on her wedding invltatlons, "No perfumes or PUTOUT DEAR PHIL: You're right. I sezually disabled from mumps, DEAR PUT: The "matter colognes, please, as the mother did. My nose was ug'je in my do I have grounds for divorce? with some folks" is that they of the groom is asthmatic and Please advise me. quette book and' my brains DISAPPOINTED don't view situations the same highly allergic." were out to lunch when I an9:30 Uotber folks. ItlIallM)poUI bl e You replied with a curt "No". DEAR DISAPPOINTED WKRP IN CINCINNATI 14)0 that unexpected "conversation I disagree. Highly scented would have The man didn't intentionally U An undertaking tycoon and company" may not be as embarking products (perfums, colognes, been: It is considered poor form deceive you—you Jumped to an on a campaign to fascinating to a surprised host sell funeral packages to young hair sprays, etc.) can be just as write anything on a formal erroneous conclusion conhazardous to the health of some wedding Invitation, but a , cerning what mumps is as the television program he people decides to begin his advertising on WKRP. (A) cigarettes, cigars and pipes note ( on a separate skeet of "supposed to do" to an adult may have planned to watch. In other words, be consid- , are to others. If a person's paper) could be enclosed uials. It leaves some (not all) 1000 health is affected, hehasthe re mens$erlie — notlmpotent.An erate — cailfirit. (4)OLOU GRANT Lou ef ________ right to ask for. consideration impOtent man cianot perform (?ham 7w(cwmzLtA?'zza7za7la from ethers. etc., since some members 01 the sexually. A sterile man can, but It is no longer considered wedding party would be be caat father a Child. Level NOW SERVING rude to post "no smoking" medically affectea with your huabuad, then essiult signs, or to ask someone DEAR ABBY: Iwu married a lawyer about grenade it you outright to refrain from for 35 years to a man who had want a sex-free life. 5:30 AM -ii AM smoking if the smoke creates a an overly healthy appetite for DEAR ABBY: Please tell me HOME COOKED MEALS medical problem. Should those sex. Then he died. At 56 I iflam wrong for feeling put out II A.M..9 P.M. Mon thru Thurs—It A.M.- lo P.M. Fri £ Sat who are allergic to fragrances married a man who told me when I drop In on people for be entitled to toss? that he had recently had little conversation and coinx-wnoker,Iknwltl mumps.Slncel never cared for pany and they turn the 3155 Orlando Dr. (S. Hwy 1142) Sanford far more difficult to refrain sex, I was thrilled, television on right In my face. Across from Movi.Iand Drive-in from smoking (to ac- Now I find out that he Is U I wanted to look at commodate others) than It plenty healthy. In other words, television, I could have stayed would be to refrain from using mumps didn't affect him the home and watched my own. perfumes. way it was supposed to! Wouldn't you think 'people - 4 Generations Meet For Family Reunion. The Qiarlie Luster family, including four generations, held their family reunion at Lake Golden. Family members fathered from around the state were Eddie Jóc L4ter, Sr., Carrie Calhoun, Rebecca Luter and Family; - . Mr. and Mrs. James _ _ SHOE REPAIRING - •4 - . - . -. .•- -.b' o ._ - -- MI. - - . 1 4 -' •. • . . - - - .• ' Reddey and Son, Eddie B.Keen and family; George Lte, Perry, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Luster and family, Maccu, Ga.; Carrie Powbattan and Willie Mae Jacko 01 PhiladelphIa; Pearl M. Wilhjim,, Paterson, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Hennon H. ___ Ciw'n.fln* Keen. Biii MAlI Neismiarul fetilly; and Mr. and Mrs (car Morris and family. __ _______ ______ _0_0_ TRY METZ.H.'s the BEST CLEANING - . SHOE REPAIR OPENMON.-FRI.I:3sS:o SAT. I:30-4:00. CLOSED SUNDAY SAN FONDSFL.A. The heloui hands 01. the '4" — felt last Saturday when they ___ sponsored meals for the Homebo und Day. Over 50 lw'd'cswereae'vedtothe sick and shut-ins. Thi bit 01 cheer is typical of the dub, as Mattle Bolt and her members help are need. (30) (13) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (13) NEWS 7:30 1112) TODAY 12:30 (12) NEWS @1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 02) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. 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(A) ED TEN WHO DARED "Henry Morton Stanley" By an epic 998-day journey in the 1870s, Stanley. the only while Survivor, proved the Congo was not part of the Nile 11:00 (12) NEWS MORNING 8:00 () EARLY DAY (4) CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 0 ABC NEWS EL) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 10, 8:30 i)(12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA EDLILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) TUESDAY 6:30 () (12) NBC NEWS 100 DAYS OF OUR LIVES ( OTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Q ALL MY CHILDREN JULIA CHILD AND COMf PANY 8:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA ) " S FAMOUS RECIPE'S THRIFT PM BIG JOE LUNCH Sloppy Jo. with our own spsdal seasoning .a.... _e _._, - vw wilu WUI WIVWU $I 96 freed, fries aed crisp ccl. slew w1lk ChOim of" oz. drInk. Sitpig I $ picss of dic4.s MW dipw Psmsws *idpe, I pies mom" P"4110116 % 01*1 yavy. I p1st IS Wow aid$ bISCVII$ 411, . I Øi,1e THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH 0 S S . ALLFOR ONLY$4! i '742 CHICKEN ONLY. 63.8$ VALUE - Will, Coupon S nn OIIIIIdG Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanferd kIWNnNOnda$ARCLIqUOr FROM OUR SODA FOUNTAIN Hand Dipped Shakes- Banana Splits Sssndlel And Ice Cream C.n,s ••••,•,••,••,,•••.•••••••• RMCMCKU OPEN 10:30 am. - 10 p.m. Except Fri. a sat. Closing 10:3lj p.m. 1809 FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17-fl) 41 N. HWY. 17-92 SANFORD CASSELBERRY 0 Aw',- �V 21-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 30 17, - ; ___________________________________ ____ MONDAY, JULY30 Wetgbt Watchers, 10a.m., Aace%slon Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand. 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. _ ______ I1IlL TUESDAY, JULY31 Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo'a Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 am., Community Center, North Edgesnon Ave. Sanford 1Aot, noon, Lake Monroe, Holiday Inn. Loi*gwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Weight Watcbers,7p.m.,Sanford Woman'iQub,309S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apis., sesry Overeaters Anonymous ,7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. SemneieA 8p.m., open diacimsion, Railway Houae, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. — _ __________ _ _____ ______ ____ _______ _______ ______ ____ _______ _____ ____ _______ Sanford A1Anoa, 8p.m., Firt United Methodist Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m.,11 W. First St. 'lOPS Chapler7l,7p.m., over Bapivat Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. _____ 4" ____ ______ -v- .. : ' . }' , •.' ' -: •. .. . . 1..,, . ________ ..I _____ Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest city. wruru*, AULIU5T 1 Beglip-r Square l)a-ce C',au, 7 pm. staniigig Promenader,, DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. First two lessons free. For information call 323-3783 BOB FRENCH Chairman of the Seminole Board of County Cornmissioners Bob French remainc in czstkfsarfnrv - ------- --------- --condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital today. French suffered a broken bone in his right jaw Friday during a softball game at Ft. Mellon Park. He Is scheduled for surgery later this week, he said today, HOSPITAL Legal Notice , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Fog FICTITIOUS NAP! Notice is hereby given • at I CITY OF CASSELBERRY SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. engaged In busineSs st SOA Oiceo BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT PROBATE DIVISION Trail, Cassilbitry, Seminole Co* NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat FILE NUMBER 7P.23CP ty, Florida under the flctItIc the City of Casselberry Board of IN THE ESTATE OF name of MAGNOLIA OAKS Adiustment will hold a public HATTIE JOHNSON. hearing. Mr. Conrad A. Wir:, Jr., Deceased SCAPINO, nd that I IRIen reqk.r il.I nm wtP, the owner.applirant, is requesting a NOTICE TO HE IRS AND as provided by the Circuit Court. Seminole CoèiC$ conditional u BENEFICIARIES Section 25105(i) of the City of Cass.lberry Code of Ordinances to TO LL PERSONS CLAIMING AS ty Florida in accordance with i OR BENEFICIAR provisions of the FictitIous Na, operate an introduction service by HEIRSAND AT LAW ALL OTHER PERSONS Statutes, To-Wit: Section ES, telephone and mail. The parcel Florida Statutes 1957. under consideration is legally INTERESTED IN THE ABOVE Sig: Michael L. Hammonds ESTATE: described as: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publish July 9, 16. 23, 30, 1979 The South 150 feet of Lot 4 less the West 100 feet, Enchanted Manor, as that a Petition for Determination of DEL-34 recorded in Flat Book ii, Page 9), the Heirs of Hattie Johnson, Public Records of Seminole County, Deceased. File No. 19.263CP. is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN, Pending in the Circuit Court for FOR SEMINOLE COUNT Florida. PROlATE DlVlSIQ' Public hearing will be held on Seminole County. Florida. Probate FLORIDA Thursday, August 16, 1979 at 1:30 Division, the address of which is FILE NO. 76.30 minoIeCounty Courthouse, North IN RE: GUARDIANSHIP OF P.M.intheCasselberryCityHall,95 .. Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida STEPHEN RUSSELL GIBBS and Florida, or as soon thereafter as 32fl The Petitioners arid their Address JAMES CHRISTOPHER GIBBS, possible. Minors. Dated this 25th day t July, 1979. are: Zell Johnson Graham, 210 N. E. 35th Court, Oakland Park, Florida Mary W. Hawthorne NOTICE OF HEARING ., 33331, and Robert Lee JohnsOn, 710 City Clerk ON PETITION FOR DISCNARGI I NW. 17th Court, Pompano Beach, Publish: July 30, 1979 AND TERMINATION OF Florida 33060. DEL..136 GUARDIANSHIP The Name and Address of the ______________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Petitioners' Attorney are set forth the guardian of the property of CITYOFCASSELBERRY below, All persons claiming as Heirs t STEPHEN RUSSELL GIBBS and BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN that Law. Beneficiaries, and all other JAMES CHRISTOPHER GIBBS, persons interested in said Estatç In minors, has filed her fInal ac. the City of Casselberry Board of th Adjustment will hold a public any manner are required. WITHIN counting • hearing. Mr. Robert Chocioroff, THREE MONTHS FROM THE court for her discharge and t. Applicant,onbehalfof Denny's Inc., DATE FIRST mInation of the guardianship ahà , THE OF and the owner William J. Goodman, PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, that jurIsdiction of the mInors be to tile with the Clerk of the above transferred to Rabun County, Is requesting a conditional use as provided by Section 25)05(d) of the Court a written statement of any Georgia. A hearing on said petition City of Casselberry Code of Or. claim or demand they may have, will be held before the Honorable V C U --- i i a $P.U1. U7%VV ______ThURSDAY, AUGUSTZ South 8esnIle Optimist, 730 am., Holiday IN), Wymore Road, Aitainonte Springs. Like Mary Rotary, $ am., Mayfair Country ClUb. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Iake Mary ibytenlan Church; 7 p.m.; Quality Longwood_, Inn, Center. DId Workshop, 10 am. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altanseute Springs 5ata, noon, jetend'g. s r - ________ Road, Altanor*e Springs. Sealer Citisees Duaesç2 Altamlmta Springo Civic Center. DeltlsameafreAdsGlslld,7:30p.m.,Eplaccpalpanfjh House, EMise. v Owrtrn Avini. '7.% - ....i.,ia MUU)I s.._. •.I4a'a a as U i.IU 1117. Cia.AS s;w r.m. ;nrieimoni mall UIIVCT WlIIl.IVTII runaing ror the SesninoP County Advisory dependent upon CETA funds and a Seminole County Council w1t1. srequest for a 12- until they are given permanent unemployment rate of 5 permonth eaten. Ion of funds for status by Lake Mary, Benson cent. Kulbes also said the five police officers, said after Thursday's meeting Department of Labor uses an additional statistic as as factor The officers have been paid In Sanford, in determining who gets CETA Emoloyment Training Act Phil Kulbes said he was "not ,, the socalled "employment (CE'i'A) funds. Granting of the optimistic" that federal rate of 2 percent nationally and money has to be approved In authorities would approve the percent in Seminole County. funds involved. The lake Mary department abilitytofinda job," according fflc fr asJ )J to Kulbes, Is based and a chief paid frtnn Lake reasoning on the latest U.S. population figures. - hUGH Mary's budgeted funds. The Department of Labor statistics THOMSON ContaIning 0.9297 acres more or less subdivisions In the United States..................... and subject to restrictions of record. All other securities...................................... Public hearing to be held Thur. sday, August 16, )979at 7:30 P.M. in Federal funds sold and securitIes Triplet Drive, Casselberry, Florida, or as soon thereafter as posslble. Dated this 26th day of July, 1979. Mary W. Hawthorne, CIty Clerk PublIsh: July30, 1979 DEK.137 toreseil ............................................. a. Loans, Total (excludIng unearned Income) ............................5,670 b. Less: allowance for possible loan losses .................................... 70 's 0O AM. - S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY .............................. DEADLINES A MATIER OF RECORD MARRIAGES Seidasle High Schsel Class .1 Re Party, $ p.m., Sanora Ciubboo.e, Sanford. Pizza g _______ _________ Church. .... "i ,,, sumrn.r _____ druss -t s* ½- JUNIOR uius _______ HUF / u$ef - N. Inahesgis ______ Ne Refunds / . . DISSOLUTIONS a. s.in,. a. _____ - 1* .. _ - _ _____ . . ,, - _ s,.w. - • . ' _____ FIRST ST.'.".,, 311.220 1, SANFORD ' '' " __ ' DIAL 322.3134 _________________________________________________ ' - - - - - - -. - - -. -. -.'. -- -. . --- - "I. ______ --- - .......... -•---' - - -- - -. _____ '- '1 • i ' ----t____________ . - -- Deceased U '- - "-', ,- .- Boutique retail clerk, PT S day wk. 1$ yrs. or older. Apply Auto 3rd floor. Experienced maintenance supr. Apply in person Sanford NursIng EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for a sharp — secretary who has proficient typing & shorthand skills. Varied administrative duties. Send resume to Cardinal In. dustries, Inc., P.O. Box U. Sanford, Fl. 37771. Att: Ms. Taylor. Equal Opportunity employer. LPN full time. Exp. w-Florlda license. 5-4 & 4-12. 332-5566. Sinroru urs,ng & cony. cenmer. _______________________ Pat't time housekeeper comPanion for elderly widow. Good salary. Local references requIred. 3237916. ___________________________ LPN. PlItIme&pafltime. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 9)9 E. 2nd St. - ________________________ -------- - - 29—Rooms Mature working lady has rm. for rent to same. Mod. apt. w-kII. privileges. fli-O aft S. - LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad. and if we weren't looking for someone to do a iob this ad wouldn't behere. If you want the oppory to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a wiek, call 1-100-432-1403 anytime for recorded message. OeBary. Idealfor seniors. Lovely 1 OR, air, close to churches S. shopping. 322.5051, 661441$. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call __________________________ 323W0 Mariner's Village. _________________________ 2BR,3full Ba. Sandlewood village onAirport Blvd. avail. 1mm. $275 mo. 293-7764 or 471-4530. WANT ADS ARE BLACK I WHITE AND READ ALL OVER., 2 BR fully turn., including pans, dishes, silver, linens, TV I all utilitieS. Daily, Weekly, Mon thly. Shenandoah Village. 373- Waitresses I Bar Maids. Cx. penanced onIyl Apply 1 to 4 p.m., Wed. thru Fri. Joint in the Woods. 339.1543. -town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave. Sanford studio apt. everything furnished including utilities. $140 mo. 5005. Oak. 141-7113. _____________________ ik unfurn. house centrally located on bus route. 2 enc. porches, FP, ref. req.. $130 ma. st I last. 471S541. Loch *hor- 3 8R, 2 baths, air COnd., fenced yard, $300 mo 1st, last + deposIt. Call S43-1030 to $ $531590 after 4. ____________________ ".' HOUSe for rent 323-431 .-..'i - - - - Low down payments. BUILDER. 323-3257. -- ________-' -- W. Gannett Whuhi Req. Real Estate Broken JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone332-71$1,Sanford - JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANVIl 301 C. 23rd St $36,900. Large 3 BR. 1½ bath, C H&A, FR, fireplace. on 2 lots, with fruit trees. 'HAL COLBERT, REALTY INC. RCALTOR 323 1!37 Eve. 372-8)82. 322 1587, 327 flu ZONED COMME1CIAL 4 BR, 2 B sc. rm. C H&A, VA FHA. $43,900. ZONED COMMERCIAL 3 BR, 2 B. FP, remodeled, walk 10 town. $21,900. VA-FHA. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544 S. French Ave. 3320231.373-7173.3220779 ______ Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night JUST LISTED' Lovely well kept & immaculate 7 or 3 BR home. Location cony to everything yet on a quiet residential street, Will go FHA or VA 534.500 JUST LISTED! We are proud of this 3 BR, C H&A like new home. Located in Deltona. Tastefully wallpaperecl & carpeted. A buy at $28,500 REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 23S .- S trench (IS 971 Santord 323 5324 INCOME PROPERTY Two story houSe divided into three rental units, 2 LIDR, 2 BA, I IIDR. I BA, I efficiency Great potential' II? W Third St. $30. &00 HIGHWAY I? 92FKONT Zoned commercial - 7 parcels with excellent investment potential One tins 2 rentai unitS. Both in county near American Legion Call br into. F I St-I ER MEN! Fish in the St Johns River and Lake Monroe. Lovely I DORM, 2"2 bath laketronl home with pool on one acre. Private boat dock. Fireplace in Fla. Nm. Formal dining. Lots of goodies on this one! Wo:i't last long at $59,900. FOR LEASE Combination restaurant & lounge, 200 seat capacity, fully eqpt. Ready to open tomorrow. Better call today. 'cub * OPEN HOUSE * GROVE VIEW SUBDIVISION LAKE MARY BOULEVARD OpeneverySat.& Sun. 1 PM-S PM 4 MODELS OPE N SUPER SUNLAND $36,300 IBR,7bath s33,500 3 BR, 7 bath DOBARY SPEC-i L $13,750 2 BR. 1 b w-caroent & 513 sq ft. double garage, separate In rear- lB 322-9283 Owner says to reduce his 3 BR, I bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to shopping NOW Only 831.000. Grab the Car Keys I See This. * MARKHAM WOODS RD. Why settle for less when you can have this country estate on approi. 1 acres complete with Quest cottage Ibarn for horses. $130000. Call to See this Today. ' '- " ----s ' -- s s -- - - - - Sanford Lk. Sylvan area, 7 residential lots of which 4 are water front. $63,500. 68—Wanted to Buy Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. I Buy & Sell, the finest in used -. turniture. Refrig.. stoves, toot..' Good used furn, appliances. plumbing fixtures, bld. material. 322-5639 Wanted Appliances repairable condition. Washers, ReIr. gerators, etc. Kelloggs Auction. 323-1050. STOP AND THINK A MINUIE. - - IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. FORREST GREENE 80—Autos for Sale DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97, 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday at 7.30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901.235 531) for further details. JUST MA)E PAYMENTS-'69 to '7$ models. Call 339-9)00 or $311605 (Dealer). '73 Oids Omega, cxc. cond. AM. FM, $ track, AC. Asking 11330. 322-7335 anytIme. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 641 5)26 INC. REALTORS 830.6533 or 339-Ill) eves. WE BUY USED FURNITURE I. APPLIANCES- Sanford Furniture Salvage. 372-1121. 45-A--Out of Slate Property Free liSting BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy. N. C. 21906 47—Real Estate Wanted Losiiig your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 372 0216. 47-A—Mortgages Bought ___&SokI WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. MPg. Broker, 875 No. 4-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 162-7483 50—Mscellaneous for Sale Coin Collect ion for Sale 373 .263, NO DE ALERS FL EASE '70 VolvO Wagon Auto., AM.FM radio $1500. 349-5516 '67 Chev. I dr-. A-C 5600 6PM S PM 322-79)5 — We Buy Wrecked Cars JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home in CC. Manor! Neat as a pin! FR or 3rd BR, Eat In kit, new carpeting I fenced yardh BPP WARRANTED! Yours, for $31,000. 72—Auction For Estate Commerical & ResidentIal Auctions 8. Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction. 373-5670 PUBLIC AUCTION• MON., JULY 30,7 PM. Wood table 8. chairs, desks, BR suites, large select ion of like new easy chairs, TV's, fern stands, bakers racks, plus assorted occasional tables, lamps, pic lures, Misc. VISA- MASTER CHARGE 5 CASH DOOR PRIZES BUY JUNK CARS F rom $10 to 550 Call 327-1621: 372 4460 King size bed, Box Springs I Mat?., steel frame, beautiful head board. 322-2969, GE A-C 17,500 MU's 323 0189 Air Conditioning, Heating, ElectrI- cal, Plumbing ServIce & RepaIr Beauty Salon Chairs-used but good cond, $20 each. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 322 5721. - * REFRIGERATORS 0 Assorted makes & sizes. $50 up, guaranteed. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French. New Tappan gas ranges. below wholesale-let? over from going out of business sale-3 double oven & I single oven. Prices start at $212.25. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-97 So. of Sanford, 3221721. Ciii Larry for Free Est. 671-4291. - 54—Garage Sales color TV, furniture I many household items. 2421 S. Sanford Ave. 323-1491. Open Tues thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30. 'annt.nancs Certlf lid Lawn 8. Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 $719 MowIng 321-0095 Lawn Mower Repair Central Heat I Air Cord. Free Es? Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 Appisances Alan's ApplIances Refrigeration A-C Repair Licensed. 373-0039 Homers 'Lawn Mower Serc Lawn mower repairs & used mowers for sale. Will also pick up iunk mowers free. 323-571). Lawn SeMce - Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Noot 5)9 E. 1st St., Z2.S742 General Landscaping, Rose specialists, top soil & fIll dirt, sod laying I tree trimming. 323 2941. Light IuIIng CIrSMcTHS Yarddebris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349-3371 MEINTZER TILE Iew or repair, leaky showers our specialty- 23 yrs. hip, 569-isif Painting essmakIng Mahogany BR suit., air cond., Drapes, Upholstery 122-0707 All Painting Intl Ext ResI. I C7mm. 322-8712 9.9 Picture Perfect Ext. Painting Free Est. Lic. 10 pct. disc. to Sr Cit. 339-6066. 641,131$. lIE Painting, InterIor-exterior, ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing clipping, flea control. PSI supplies, dog houseS, Insulated shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322-S752. Horn. Inçmvsn*ds pressure cleaning, roof coating.. SatIsfaction guaranteed befori payment. 322.7137 after 4 p.m. PSInting&RsgaIr '- Sgt. Peppers - Painting Service. Custom Painting Idetail trim. Free Est. 323:1704 I Man, quality operation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways LOVELY! 3 BR. 2 bath home C lIlA. w-w carpet, split BR plan, newly wallpapered bath & kil.l Many More Extras! BPP WARRANTED. Only 546.5001 2565 REALTORS F'ARK I Branch Office 32:3 2222 II Pont IPLC CalsInø 1971 "4 DP.,iY, Pot.,)iir'èbtd *795. 322-4303 • Lic., Bonded & ins. FANTASTIC 3 BR, 2 bath home in Hidden Lake C HIA, w.w carpehing, eq eat in kit., lireplace, 2 scr. porches, fenced yard S. Much More! Homeowners Assoc.t BPP WARRANTED. Just $46,900' ANYTIME MultIpIc Listing Service )97 Custom Jeep CJ S. Take over payments, have to see to apprecIate. Call 319-5531 or 3231377. Air Conditioning Groonth&Boarng 3222420 '75 Old's S-W, Loaded Air, auto, W - good tires $1100. 323.1530 $l1.99pr. Army Boots ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 327-5791 310 Sanford Ave. KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service. Used MachInes. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0497 C '72 Pontiac Ventura, yellow wblack vinyl top, 307 3 speed. Auto. 1.450 323-1771 leave name I. number. Complete 7 pc. blonde mahogany BR set Excellent condition. 5350. Call 372 1536. BEAUTIFUL! 1 BR, 3 bath home in ldyilwilde of Loch Arbor! C HIA, w w carpeting FR, OR, eq eat In kit., fireplace I every Imaginable feature! Your own Pool & PatIo! BPP WARRANTED. Your Dream Home for 1134,5001 Sanford's Sales Leader '76 Pinto MPG, low mL, new tires. Lake Kathryn Motel, Rm. II, 661 N. Hwy 17-92, Casselberry, Fl. 77—Junk Cars Removed Alterations, DressmaiIng - Pontiac '74 Gtand Prix. Auto trans. PS PB, air. AM-FM stereo radio. Rep. gas. $2500. 323 1926. SANFORD AUCTION. 1215 S. French 323-7340 Frigidaire refrigerator & electric stove. Operating condition. 322. 3019 or 322-6311. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES lOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! 322.348) WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL. TRADE 322-5672 3)) 315 E. FirstS? ___52—Appliances STENSTROM - Too Dollar 'PaId for hunk I. used, c"ars,%#ucksLhbe II,%eh, 322-5990 Brand New lnterspring Bedding ½ price. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 Sot Sanford 322-5771. OVER 6M1LL1ON IN SALES IN 1979 IIALTY 62 acres--frontage on Osceola Rd. Best terms. William Maliczowski Realtor 322-7963. 51—Household Goods REALTY i.e. liii Usteti IrK., Vie 5a1.,d A.. Vt-mi Reduced for quick sale Ideal homesite 2.19 acres close by Idyllwilde school on Vihlen Rd.. Sanford. $20,500. George A. Hotf man Sr., Realtor Assoc. 339 8786 or 322 2201, Tony Coppola Assoc. Realtor. 030 0333 or 6442518. Liwrey Organ TGSI, symphonic holiday. Perfect cond. 339 1441 Deltona 3-1',i, 1g. lot, C HIA, eric. workshop. $32,300. 1 - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373-3866 or 323 77)0 Cash 322.4132 Spring is "Move outside lime." Get patio and lawn furniture at a good price. Read the ClassIfied Ads. 2 chair est. barber shop. Inc. bldg., land & eqpt. Only $28,000 w-$$000 dwn. Owner will hold at? pct. ____________________ 'STEMPER AGENC'? P.aborit RIALTY REAc iON 372-1991 REALTOR 322 4000MLS MULTIPLELISTINGSCRVICE __________________ Eves3l9-SIX-3fl-1959 - ---.'ri'' German Short Haired Pointer puppies. AKC. born 6-30. Vet care up to date. Will hold until weaned. Call now 321081$. 43—Lots-Acreage Inc 13,000 sq It downtown, 2 story brick bldg. Currently leased, high return. Can you believe $65,"-' , I' - 78—MtorcycleS - 11)8 Valen,,io Ct. 3 BR, l'bath, brick const. on corner lot. Fenced, only 7 yrs old. $26,500. - _________ - . WALK to ldyliwilde Elementary. 1 BR. 2 6, new root, patio. Sc. porch & drapes. Call today. see to believe. $76,100. REALTOR ML5 '1336061 or eves. 323 0517 - New 23$ Homes, I pci. interest tO * FLASHI FLASHI ___________________ 24 HOUR quallf led buyer. $32,000 tO ' . Unsworth Realty - :_ -._- . For Sale 2 BR, 1 8 home w-carport & 1g. lot. 2417 Orange Ave. 8.21,500. Call collect-Bert at I301-577-5336. _____________________________ -_ - -_- -_ ____ - REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 7198 O ROSIII'S 3 BR, 1½ B house, w-w carpet, c. HIA, Mayfairsedlon. Furn. or unlurn. 322-4130. 'tn.'; .. CaliBart 32—Houses Uiifui'nlshed WE SELL SUCCESS , frontage on Seminoia Blvd. Asking $11,950 with good terms or trade. _________________________ •i• -.'-.' - Lakefront lot In Casselberry. 100' — _________ , BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 37) 0159 Aft. Hrs. 322 1643. 322 1069 ______________ ' AAA As Is - 2639 French. 3-I. carport, sc. porch. $30,500. Owner. BEAUTIFUL lot in prestigious Deitona Estates. Many shade trees make perfect Fl. setting. See now 513.500 DUPLEX QUADRAPLEX bldg. site. cor lot, shaded & convenient iocation. Near schools & shop ping $12,000. 2920. providehomecdut5enl'It)0e& SW. Volusia County. 1 yr. tiosi,ltal exp. Own car. Bay Area '.' _______________ __________________________ '-' ... GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES mint conditiOn 2 BR, near hospital & shopping. Lake fishing near by. Hobby rm , neat & clean. $38,500 __________________________ Masseur I-or Physical Therapist. Pm. II. U) Lk. Katherine Motel, N. Hwy. 17-97, Casselblrry, Fl, -' For Sale By Owner I BR,) bath, carpet, air, 2100 block of Summerlin. Call after 5:30 & weekends. 323.6707. 517,500. 3 BR, 1 6. 5)1.000 dwn, assume mont or VA-Ft-IA. $27,500. sanfordonebedroom, air, ceramic bath, 5)50. Adults, furniture $10. 541.7183. See our beautiful new BROADMORE, front 8. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3SO3OrIandoOr. 323-3200 VA & FHA F mincing - Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot cv our lot .( Enterprise, Inc. 611 30)3 Medel Inc . Realtor Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Wecklyl monthly rates. Inquire 500 5. Oak 141-7183. __________________________ ',.':-, ending with report 322-6457 Aft Hrs. 322-7111 LOCH ARBOR custom 12 in Sanford's finest section is only 6 yrs old. 16x32 pool w-1?0O sq ft cool deck 4th BR is ideal for recreation rm 2 biks to golf course. 569.900 ZONED COMMERCIAL 2 BR. I B Ig rms, busy street. VAFHA. 524,500. __________________________ _____________________________ :'' ' VA-F PIA.235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment Room for rent in private home. W-bath I. kit privileges 323-7259 ________________________ ________________________ 3opaIiments Unfurnished _________________ PrintIng, 903W. 3rd St. ____ Real Estate. Inc. General Contractor -- - - ________ THEt FIRST PUBLICATION OF , 339 0509 339.0506 our lot cv yours. Build to Suit FHA-VA.FHA 2358.215 _____________________________ '--'- . REAI1OR' 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. 300 N, French Ave. Sanford, Florida CABINET MAKER EXP ER IENCED of itie above colrt a written Watemens of any claim or demand hwy utay have. Each claim must be - 42—Mobile Homes 41—Houses JOHNNY WALKER M. ___________________________- - _______ - ClassIfied Ads often. I _____ Ron Beck, Advertising Director AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earnIng power. For details, call 644-3079. EOE. fosis for the claim, the name and etdrNof the creditoror agent his — Ladytocaretor q" or (ftorney, and the amount Elderlyiadybyday 744-..-dalmld. If the claim is not yet due, pje 322-4770 'I his date when It will become due Contingencies and 0th' W)all be stated. if the claIm is Registered Nursefor Home Health capital reserves..................................... m'-' COfltgent or unllquidated, the Care In Seminole I SW. Volusia TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL . iislvre at ttte uncertainty ti be County. Full time, excellent (sumofltems2thru2) ........................... ts If the claim Is secured. benefits. Bay Area salary '" till Security shall be described. The TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY -oeoo. Home Health Services. EOE. CAPITAL(sumofi$.m$34.23and30) ............. 1s,21t':': d$lmant Shall deliver sufficient 00P1*of the Claim to In. clerk 1i — MEMORANDA enable the clerk to mall one copy to Amounts outstanding as of report date ..: * * * * * * * * aSCii personal representative. a. Standbylettersofcr,dlt,fotal .....................None.. AIi*srsensint,resledlntheestat, WE DON'TSELL JOBS b. Time certIfiCates of deposit in ts whom a copy of this Notice l denominations of $100,000 or more ................... Mm$Istration has been mailed are 44$ S--' C. Other tim. deposits In amounts -.'.:riquired, WITHIN THREE - of $100,000or more .................................. MOfqss FROM THE DATE OF AIR COND. MECHANIC 2ii:..Average for 30 calendar dsys (or THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Must be experienced, have OWfl THISNOTICE, to III, any objections Calendar month) tools. date LEGAL SECRETARY they may have that challenge the a. Total deposIts (corresponds to Item l9 above)........1&41L,,-'. VSlIdl4 at the decadent's will, the Must have i.gai background. i, the undersigned officer do hereby didare that this Riport't,' qvaifr$cations of the personal Excellent company with U Co4jflcn (Including the supporting schedules) le frue f cellent benefits, exciting itlIce. Ptnta$ive, or the venue or best of my knowledge a4 b,f 'i' HAIR DRESSER lWiedlCliOIt Of 51W James W. Absil ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND .Experienced & with following. Full time or part time. Super pay. ExeCutIve fICS OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED . WILIBE FOREVER BARRED . HEAVY E9UIPMENTOPR We, the uinisr$lgnaddir.c$ori_, attest the corrsctngss of Must be experienced.. it the liril 'ubiIcatson Report of Condition (IncludIng tt* supporting schedules) and.. AdmEB$Iration: COOK July 23, 1979.. declare that It has bien examined by us and to the best Of OU a1: this IVeilce of AdmInistration: July Must be .perienced ;n steak & knowledge and belief has been prepared in conformance with 23, ft*t seafood. Top night spot. InstructIons and Is true- and cOrrect. • I- Verlie,Ma&Siaser SAWOPERATOR Edward Yarborough 3 needed immediately, will train. As Personal Representative " it the Estate of HarOld A. Ward, Jr. Director, excellent opportunitY. STOPINISEE ,.,,. C, R. Cionts - MYRTLE J. CHALKER ANNETTEORJOANN (SEAL) State of Florida, County of Seminole, as; ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Sworntoandsubscrlbe,.ffile23thdeyOfJUiylfl,. REP1SENTATlVE: and I hereby certify that I am not an offlcsr or dec$or of this' EMPLOYMENT Ken.5W, W. McInth of bank Slinstro.n, Davis, Mcintosh 912 French Av. My commission expIres January 1, 19•2 . - .f I Julia., both & French) P.O.49 330, Sanford. FL 32771 Lola P. Cathsy, Notary Public;, PublIsh July 30, 1979 Tate,.,..: (306) 333 7171 323.5176 DEL.133 PUblish July 23.30. 1979 èè 'è 'è * * * * * :,i.OIL-90 a. in person to: - MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF -' No. shares authorized b. Noshare$outstandlng36,000(p.lvvalue) ............ Surplus .................................................. Undivided profits and reserve for Bo,9s 4.ake Mary, Fla. Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which Is SemipoleCounty Courthouse, North Park'Av.., Sanford, Florida, 32171. The personal representative of the aitS Is VIRLIE MAE SLATER. Wiose address Is lox 241. Chulvota, PloriO., 33741. The name and ad. *'ess of the personal repres.n. $allv,tsano,ney.reset,orth',.IOW. A11,,perions havIng claims or damands against the estate are requIred, WITHIN THREE '' -'' Reset, Aftamente Springs, & Paula Box 1033, Maltiand, Glass in. chard Poolse, 409 W. 9th St., San. CASE o. 79)229CAsll.K ford, Flowers and Gifts. L. Yltaig, 905 1. Wymare Rd., stallation. GENERAL FINANCE CON. Systems Support Services, Church's FrIed Chicken Inc., Manw*e $.Ik. Paul PORATION, Bachand, 759 S. Wymore Rd., TIlden a. Bpbee, SIlO Howell Frank BaIo. Mgr., 2541 5. French R. Plaintiff, Altamont, Springs, Computer Ave., Restaurant. Iranch Road, 'isliwgotj, vs W. Proerammmng, A,K. Clark Builders inc., Peter Kaffi.' L. watsen. T.pika Painting, 330 S. Central PAUL A. R000IO and TRI STATE Clark, 70$ sunset Drive, Winter Bobed J. Carmsdy Avenue, Oviedo, Sub Contracting. MOTOR TRANSIT COMPANY, a H' Lake *05015.. Aftamonte *liigs, Residential C. eign corporation, Tiara Realty inc. Marla O4Itj, Sqon L. Clonger, 124 17.92, Spr & Leeh & $mtt C. Semoran Blvd., CassilbefTy, Fern Park. Detail of Chris C. 'SLOadI. Nt. 3, I 770 Defendants. Cooper Electric, Darrell F. Real Estate Business. Sanford. & usa a. litsan. NOTICEOF5UIT USMebe HOITI,S Se,.Upe, Frank James A. Ferrara, 19th St., Coopit', P.O. lox 301 Oak DrIve, TO: PAUL A. ROGGIO & Jerry $auner, GI.WI Osteen, Sub Contractor. Cusafoerry I, *oswfltta 52$ Wymore Road Box 4$, Sub contractor. DIIH Paintltlq, David Duke, Rt. 2. JssiC. areas, aiperansa lob Valone Motors, Bob Valone, Altamonte Springs, Florida lox 310, Malttand. sub-contractor. OrlandS & AprIl L. Luten YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DaiS Cablsisf installation, Keith 7SMltcIwiIHarnmock Road, Oviedo, that a Wendell 0. Merrlman, Complaint for Repievin before Retail Longwead, Ave., Altamonte Davies, 301 Cherokee Court, Judgment has been flied against you WWD AS I Inc., Gee I. Wilimer, Altamontelpnlngs. suo.consractor. Springs, & Annie N. $imp5. huE. NwY.434Al*amoiitesprings, afldvouarerequiredtoservea copy Dynamic Vault Isbes'S I. RemaIns, 2702 French Inc. Charles E. 'U' wrItten defensei, if any, to it Mact Real Estate, Investments, Ave., $aWerd & aw p jn, Show, $25 Celery Ave. Sanford, on DENO P. DIKEOU, ESQ., of Window Worksol C.ntrl$ Florida, Manufacturing of Casket Vault. . s, sesi. Russell J. Traficante, G4 Josiane BALDWIN I & DIKEOU. Attorneys Chandler H. $lilrsn, Jr.. 2324 Charles W. Harick. M.D., PA., Court, Altamonte Springs, at Law, 300 Highway 17.97, Fern Rebinsan Read. New Smyrna 7)2 W. 25th S( Sanford, M.D. Park, Florida 32730, and file the ieIn & eta M. Wac $c Profession. oriel with thu Clerk of the above ears, CIatMa A. Hews, 10$ Sunset Circle, Styled Court at the Seminole County JSM5S I.. *51)915W p0. as io, Mttnt Dot'., Building construction. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on or JA.RU Cermaics, RUth 0 Rhodeos Sanford & Mary 54. Patta'sen. before August 31st, 1979, otherwise a jj E.. James par,j, øeiv. Mdelin, Heidi H. Floribus IMilan iudgm.nt may be entered against Fioribus. ReVWLakesDr L50sn. 103 1. 13th St., Sanford, you for the relief demanded in the WliIim J. Mahoney I Dorothy J. Complaint. $a*nd & Curly j. lock, aing & silllng Ceramics. conEridgi Drive, Langanid. J&D Hauling, James w. SnsIIing J. THIS NOTICE shall be Published Linda S. Williams I Benjamin R. once each Wick for four Tesy 54. StrIckland, 2818 Sum. 111,331 Concvt Drive, Casselberry, (1) COt)' WIlliams merlin lied. Cassaiberry & Public Service.. . . siculive weeks in the Evening WIIlIan B. Odom & Cathy A. Herald, Sanford, Florida. PsSdcIs D. Ivis. J&$onsP.kWina,JcIInRlnyu,*t. Ovias - S. TllUnsIiest, 341$ S. 2.lozl$1,Maltland,Subawdractor. Odon't. WITNESS my hand and seal at Marcia K. Lippincott, Attorney it Cnder Avess, $mMsid, & Patricia John N. Church & Patricia A. said Court on this 27th day of July, LMsraa - Law.Ffogshlpknk.Suitell,200W. Timothy W. Gosby & id,el, R. *979. Colby es.ti, p.o. -- ga,, lit $5.. Leayer. (SEAL) Aftagsa$ Jprhips I- Ivy s. Lassie & Associate, Deanyns JackW. Hoyt & Doris E. Hoyt. Arthur H. lockwlth, Jr. YS. . * Saete Court, Maltland, MI)Ha.W. John P. Moore & Caryn L. Nose CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Barton L. Feats, lag wlnes' Selling Personal Property. Mark Raab & Barbara Reab. COURT NIH Designers. Mary C. C1111. gs,, Sa.WOrd & WIllie L. Williams 1. Rita M. BY: June I. Curtis Iieimers, 104 Elderberry lane, WillIams. Berksra J. lithIum, 254 Clerk nueer Lake Mary. Lcngwood, interior Design. Clyde E. MeredIth I Ruth A. PuhIiih ,ftjfy 30, A,4t )3 Thames •O. Barren, Ai.eami & Maples Carpet, Chalmer T. 1979 ItIlebeffi A. $ushov. 163$ Gui Maples Jr.. 1330 Ioyer Street Ros.annM.PIano&Peteropiano. DEL.139 er. Previous sales ex per lence needed. Salary plus commis. SlOfl WlTfl TUli corn. pany benefits. Apply _______________________________ ____________________ -t - futurefor a self-start- THt,A$OVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED R.stauranth,Ipwaflted,Parttlme IN TIlE ESTATES I full time lobe avail. Apply in person to Stuckey's Pecan YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED hit (he administration of the estate' Shoppe. 1.1 & 46 Sanford. Of MYRTLE J. CHALKER, øcsss, File Number, 79.flO.CP, Quality 4 color pressman. Full or '-' '., ' ' That ilMind to register said name wimm.cierk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accardance with the provisions of the FictIllous Name Statutes, To-Wit: SeCtn P63.09 Florida Statutes 19 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST , SAWHDAY,AUOUST4 Sanford LA Wsmei'i Gre, 2 p.m., 1301 W. First St. Casielburry LA, closed, $ p.m., Moanifn Ldbse'w _________ advertisers. A great Ifyou'reinthebuslnessol building NOICE CF ADMINISTRATION TO ALl. PERSONS HAVING '-" _______ 9—Good Things to Eat , r ., .' ______ sales and service of established and new _______________ Monthru Fri. Reliable 322-4129 IN RI: ESTATE OF MYRTLE J. CHALKER . ' Son Is needed for • - Flr$t&Onlychlldcar,nteropen. CHRISTMAS IN JULY Saturday in Sanford - Begin. nlng June 2. Sanford Early Creative Expressions Childcars Center. 3224445. _____________________ ______________________ .- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIMtNOL! COUNTY. FLORIDA PROIAT( DIVISION Fit. Number 79-275-Cp iyii.i , An aggressive salesper. TMt'', beef, pork, fish. Free Lt: Brown frame foto lense ry, mm. $20 order. Sanford glasses in brown case, name W. area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion D. Gibson I Dr. Klrkegaard & Meats. Heimaun on ear pIece. 661-5474. ______________________ _______________________________ -____________________________ L_JhiIi4 r.rr . ------ -- ___________________________ _______________________ ' SALES Will baby sit in my home. Very Wklds any age. Sanford area. 3230155. _________ bish July 9,16,23,30,1979 DEL3 - ADVERTISING 6—Chdd Care 5—Lost & Found _______________ _________________________ I , _____ ____________________ ___________________ ________________________ ___________________ ____________________ _____________ R,dllce safe & fast with GoBese 9ofetS & E-Vap "water pills" tht0n Drug. - ."--' _______ / - .' - ________________________ " - - -. '.'.'' 5,600 '- Machine, 30) E. 25th P1. Exp. only! Wages commensurate abillty.fringe benefits. Sundo!J - Noon Frlda .".. '-'. . u..'UUiIU AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST On . NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDINANCE CLOSING, VACAT. ING AND ABANDONING UTILITY EASEMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Bridge Lane, Apopka. Longw000, Retail sacs, Thomas C. Calvin, Jr., 501 Lake Mars Construction Co. Inc., the City Council of the City c Casselberry. Seminole County, Rodney 0. lazier, Rt. 3, Box 297, Kathryn Circle, Casselberry, & Martin Mlndih, 113 0. Springwood FlorIda, that the City of Casselberry Sanford & Starlet Welch. Janet E. Kunselman. LIABILITIES Drive, Longwood, New Homes. Steven C. lIrd, 2733 Rouse Rd., G.raldo N. Alfonso, 634 Romano Mlchaels TV., Michael Neal, 1500 proposes to close, vacate and Demand deposits of Individuals, Orlando & Toni A. Borea, 309 Sat. Ave.,Orlandoa. Elisa Delgado, 1150 S. French Avenue, Sanford, T.V. abandon the following described partnerships, and corporations ...................... suma Drive, Sanford. easement, to wit: North Street, Longwood, Repair-Sates, Time and savings deposits of i" ' Douglas A. Brewer, 152 Stoney Mack D. Saw - er. Jr., RI. 6, 80* The Northwest 4l/ feet of that ' '-'i MIkIer, Van Dyke & Mikler in individuals, partnershIps, and . RIdge Drive, Longwood, & 777, Orlando I Melanie L. Myers certain 7.5 foot public utility tenor Design, Martha & Mary .1 corporatIons) ....................................... 10,232 Illzabefh R. Thayer, 2106 Flfeshlr. Sorrento. easement located along the Mikler 1. Robert Van Dyke, Drive, Winter Park. Willie N. Knox, 66, Lake Monroe Box 3250, Longwood, Interior southeast property line of Lot Deposits of UnIted States Government ...................30-',' Neftatl Catdron,2lOOzford Road,, Terrace, Sanford & Rita M. Moore. Design. Block "I", Camelot, Unit 2, as Deposits of States and political . 'i Fern Park, IBrenda T. Texrell. recorded in Plat Book 16, Page 95. subdivIsions in the UnIted States.....................3fl' Wilano International CornCisarles M. Cioppa, 490 Sabal munication Agency, Ann C. VolIet. Public Records of Seminole County, All other deposIts .....................................None-'4 Palm Circle, Attamonte Springs I 2361 W. Lake Brantley Drive. Florida. OCCUPATIONAL CertifledandoffIcerschecks............................ Sarah E. Wright, P.O. Box 331, 1$ " "a that the City Council will hold a Mail land, Advertising, '' Total Deposits (sum Altamotde Springs. G. McKlnney Trucking, Ulenn p public hearing on tt'e proposed iugsns R. Devtsh, 322 Oak Hill LICENSES of Items l3thru 1$) ..................................16iS";,,. abandonment at 7:30 P.M. on the a. McKinney Sr., 2331 E. Celery Av Drive, Altamonte Springs, .8. Total demanddeposits ..........................6,143 l3thday of August, AD., 1979.Dra Trucking, . ,. Heather A. Rarcui. soun Ihereafter as possible, at the b. Tulal lime and LIla Really inc., Peter o. A'& C Fencing, 6,.3 Kendall way, 'Ronald C. lliigerald, 4900 Florida, at which time those for and Federal funds purchased and AbIlity Ironworks, Fred 0. Altarnonte Sales. agalnsttnecloslng will be heard and O&T Auto Sales, I.. Thomas 1G. securIties sold under agree Raymond L. Fox, Tennessee, I Crsnstiaw, loot C. 25th St.,Sanford. action taken by the City Council, to Action TV. I Stereo Rental, No. Owens, 200 Pine St. Longwood, Rebate I.. Fox. mentstoreptjrci'iase ...............................NonI" wit, authorization for the Sales, Lawrence J. 000dt, 1415 Lake 9lzayris Plaza, 4341 17.92, Rental. RetaIl lnterest.bearing demand notes preparatIon and posting of an or. Orange Bedding Co.. Horton 1. I- H Painting, Bruce A. Cortn Drive, Apopka, I LIsa C. (note balances) issued to the dinance abandoning Springs Opal Powell, 1530 C. Hwy 434, said Ave., HoppIng, 31 N. Weklva ParrIsh, $000 New Jersey u.s. Treasury and other liabilities easements. Road, Apopka, SubContractor Altamonle Springs Retail Sales. "-'-r'." Maitla.w. for borrowed money............................... DATED this 24th day of July, Plantscape Nursery, Hudson T. Nons-.-. NandA.Hansom,Rt,1,513,A,1, Painting. AD., 1979. i. West, $09 Rover Mortgage i Avenue, s I: Longwood, Bargain Books, James Arthur , Donna C. C:;;...-L Wholesale Plants. W. Hawthorne lIabilitytorc.pltaiizedleaga, .....................Nons-1t.' PbillIpJ.Psnnlngt.n, 217 Hiys JO18PII Redout.y, 1104 Stratford City Clerk QualIty Painting, Wayne Llleros, Road, Maltiand. All other llabliiti.s DrIve, & Hattie E. Parson. City of Casselberry, Macs R. Bell, 2201 Oak Avenue, 19) Ronny Drive, Altamonte TOTAL LIABILITIES JackIeL.$tanten.mE.Magnolia iudin'ubord.mated . -" Springs, Florida Sub Contractor. Avenue, Longwood 1 Debra A. Sanford, Carpentry. notes and debentures) (sum of R&F Ceramics, Royce & Fern Publish July 301 Aug. 6, Items 19 thru 23) ...................................164.. _______________________ 701 Semoran Boulevard, Altamonte MeltIand. Manufacturing CeramIcs. A. Wallace, 400 N. S tIgs. Real Estate Sales. Steven RMD Power Cleaning, Richard IN THE CIRCUIT COURT EQUITY CAPITAL . .' CertifIed Lawn 1. LandscapIng, i$evsn.WIntef$pnlngs&Debora Preferred stock T. Pitiequln, 533 Wildmere Ave., DanW.Omn,3sosCypr.slAvenu., Ditucci, 431 Ashberry Lane. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. -' -.'.'c Altamonte Springs, Roof Cluenlng. a. No. shares outstandIng None (Par value) .......... SaIWOrd. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, None '-" ______________________________________________________________________ 3 Lines Minimum Note is hereby given that I am nigaged in busIness at 289 Seminole Avt., Lake Mary, Seminole County, Florida, under the fIctitious name of •- .-: Experlencedcarpenterwithtools. Hourly. Steadywork in Seminole area. Call 3fl$424 after S p.m. SpoIsii Conit., Inc. _________________________ For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323-5324. 1 time .................43c a line 3coInICutIvItis ... - 3$c a line 7consicutjve times 35c a line *ATURDAY 9.Noon 1,00Q ,,-... ' Full & Part Time qualified applicants for desk clerk, waitresses & maids. Apply In person Days Inn, Sanford, between 1) a.m. & S p.m. RATES ,.. . ..'- . HOURS - Bank premises, furniture and fIxtures, and other assets representing bank premises .........................633 Real estate owned other than bank premises.....................................None All otherassets .........................................290 TOTALS ASSETS (sum of Items lthru 11) ................................... l$,2lQ..,-? ____________________________________________________________________________________ ________ ,. CLASSIFIED DEPT. 97$' -. I U U IU U 41—Houses 18—Help Wanted ___________________ ______________ Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 [jNotic' 1W1. FRIDAY, AUGUSTZ Rmage sale, 9 am., 17 W. 13th St., Sanford, to benefit Good Samaritan Hotne Beautification Fund. cillidren's clothing, bike,, tIWough SatUrday. 8.mlesk Sunrise KIwanis, 7 ian., Jerry's Sazif Airport. Seminole Seuth Rity, 7:50 san., Lord Chwnley's Altamonte Springs. S.uth Voimia Sertema, 7:30 a.n, Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers lOam. Sears Altamosde Mall. Tu(1.wwdA.A, b p.m. ( ), St. Richard's thwth, Lake howell LsugwwdAA, dosed,$p.m., Rolling Hills Moravlan Church, 04. Year Ld1t C1 tsr Singles, S ' i Seminole 322-2611 . '.. _________ __________ C LASSI Fl ED ADS I Northeasterly right-of-way line ASSETS 150.00 feet; thence N. 29 degrees 49' MIt. 27" E. 770.00 feet; thence S. 60 Thou. degrees 24' 25" E. 150.00 feet to the aforesaId Westerly right-of-way line Cash and due from deposItory institutions ............... of Oxford Road extension; thence U. S. Treasury securities ................................7,56k run S. 29 degrees 19' 27" W. 223.00 Obligations of other U. S. Govern. feet along said Westerly rIght-of. mentagenclesandcorporations .....................1,200 . _________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ .OpS ________________________ ' c IN f,.aira.*..Ies, ??.1e.J Methodist CThurch,Cuseiberry. Sanford AA, $ p.m., 1207 W. First St. AlAnsi, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Mirdlie i)rlve, nford. Caiselberry Liens Club,? p.m., Gigi's, Regency Square. ( P (qAssIFIED AD I must indicate the basis for the above styled court, in the judge's C.) (commercial) zone. The parcel claim, the name and address of the chambers. Seminole County is legally described as follows: From the Southeast corner of the da;rnant or his agent or attorney, courthouse, Sanford, Florida on ' civ,,,, 'IJ vi I.,uvvrnmen, LOT , In I U U I U U U U U U I U • IA Ii section 17, Township 21 South, copies of the claim to the Clerk to or as SOOn thereafter as same Range 30 East, Seminole County, enable the Clerk to mail one copy to be heard. Objection to the p.tit,tt Florida; runS. 8$ degrees 10' 56" W. each Petitioner and Petitioners' for Dlscharg. and the fInal hearing along the South line of s-aid North '--i Attorney. may be tiled with the clerk of tM. of Government Lot 3 a distance of ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND above court before said hearing. A 911.10 feet to the Northeasterly OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED copy of any such objection shall u,.... Caiselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 right-of-way line of Statt Road 436, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. served on PetitIoners attorney, Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. said right-of-way line being on a Date of the first publication of this whose name and address are siIOviede Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town Ilouse. ________________________________________________________________________________________ curve concave Southwesterly and Notice: July 23rd, 1979. forth below. Hearing wIll be had Qfl having a radius of 2964.93 feet; Zeli Johnson Graham anysuchobjedlon at the above timl Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. thence from a tangent bearing of N. Robert Lee Johnson and place. . -Sanford Optimist, 7:30p.m. Holiday Inn 51 degrees 10' 35" W. run Nor. As Petitioners C. Brent McCaghrsn. Esq. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., 1 Robin Road, Altamonte thwesterly along the arc of said ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONERS: WINDERWEEDLE, HAINES, • curve 477.66 feet through a central ALBERT N. FITT$ Springs. WARD & WOODMAN, PA. - -. angle of 09 degrees 13' 50" to the 210 North Park Avenue Post Office Box I -.. Sanford Serenader,, senior citizens dance, 2:30 pan. L a ke poInt of tangency; thence run N. 60 Edwards Bldg. -.. Winter Park, Florida 37790 A a r fl Seek I y g degrees 24' 25" W. along said State Sanford, Florida 37771 Civic Center. (305) 644.6312 . Road right-of-way line and a Nor- Telephone: 305.372.9570 Attorneys for PetItIoner -Sanford Rotarict, 7p.m., 7:30p.m., First Federal thwesterly extension of saId State Publish July 23, 30, 1979 Publish July 23, 30, 1979 Seminole, Sanford. Road right-of-way line 288.47 feet to DEL-lOS DEL-iD) -------------a---aaWRW'IJbW•VI ( iV me pOIfl! OT eginnng on me . . . Westerly right-of-way line of Oxford ____ _ CONSOLIDATEDREPORTOFCONDITION .-Road extensIon; thence run S. 29 0 Overeater, Anonymom 7:30 p.m., AltNncnte Mall (Including Domestic Ssldalrfos) -degrees 49' 27" W. along said Sears. THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO ..,. Westerly right-of -way line 47.00 feet ____ to the Northeasterly right-of-way Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community CITYOFOVIEDO,SEMINOLECOUNTY,FLOftIDA327U -.Lake Mary Chief of Police other five officers, although which show a national unem- line of State Road 436; thence run N. CLOSE OF BUSINESS DATE, JUNE30, 1979 ( Monday, July 30, 1979-31 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — . - Legal Notice _______________________ Legal Notice etc. Wayne Beal, 321-1321 _—Boats & Acessories Fiberglass bir boat hull, trad, for bass boat. Suitable for 20 tip motor. 349-5135. - _________ ROIISON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fia-,32711 NSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas I Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0539 or 904.734-6701 collect. PAINTING,CARPENTRV - CUSTOM CABINETS reEst. 322-Ol3tafter$:30 CUSTOM HOME eUILT REMODELING I REPAIR Plasti ring - Interlor-t,it,rlor Plastering Licensed & Bondeã Call 2750 Railings work, there wouldn't be anyi Custom built iron work. Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 323 7511, 339-7493 FILL DIRT I TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & Hlrt 323-7510 t.awnmower sales I service. We sell the best & service the rest, Western Auto i w. 1st St. 3334103 fast i.G. BALINT I. ASSOC. 322.5663 Just think-it classified ads didn't 62—Lawn-Garden Weiboidts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos I repair service. 322-4101. To List Your Business... DIc1 322-2611 or 831-9993 '- �B LON DIE 413-Evenlng 7;41S ISN'T MUCW Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 30, 1979 ITS TWE PERFECT L P TIS T EZF E -OR OF:US TWO OF US I WONT CRY 40 Stage of a Answer to Previous Puzzle journey 42 Fell in drops L All WU %,vON'T I Martini OPEN WIJIZ a gold plated 45 Consiollialion statuette 47 Islamic name I ON A SCALE— ACROSS by Chic Young T, 5 H AIKIEIDI CH F OLUU Skin Is Dece iver R 11LI IF N I N R 1110111N tIJe AboutCirculation , NA H HA I A MER Y 0 y E0[R S I 0 C A I N A N 0 A _ , 13 Make certain 50 Lamblike b 1. i% 14 Livestock shelter i ' _ C BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker OH,POGS HAVE A WAY OF SHOULP KNOWING WHAT YEAH ...CALL THE TV REPAJRMAN CALL A MAKES THEM VET ,1\FEEL BETTER J! 0C 0 ' 1 F i 1! L I A IL - 2- 3- 4- 5- — 11 12 - - - - - by Art Sansom CAWL16. C, 17 - WWII W HAS* TW MIS CDT un A 61wro 21 24 22 - 23 30 31 32 35 30 40 41 LIT IT WAS S70P AW 15A7PAN060,r SOMY, MOM! WHY ARE YOU SO LATE, ARCHIE J 1i' WAS THAT EH V / - - - - - - 38 43 47 53 — - - - - - - . . 1 I 1. I OROSCOPE BERNICE BEDE 1 " - I ' an ions for _____ total number of red blood was in the i pal a while after the surgery. days andhadlobiood years old and It's common not to replace all sfuslons. I am 58 the blood that's been lost and have always had a good health sometimes it would be difficult record. wondering how much of to do so anyway. As a result it I'm may take several weeks for the lated w to regenerate bone to getting the circulation back relative enough new ed blood cells for or my muscle tone. A said the blood recirculates ll the recovery to take place. enever you have a noal every 24 hours, but what about amount of blood is your body to the outer areas of the body? d everuhin is My gynecologist did notice again an a11 your how my coloring was coming Woiftuig will o he ca p illaries back. It took quite a whil e for cfl the pink to come back Into my up and you'll look pe e cheeks.I'vealwayshadaruddy The skin is somewhat of a complexion. deceiver about circulation. A DEAR READER — An person may faint because the averageofadult around quarts blood has in the body.seven The arteries in his leg muscles all heart at rest will pump about open up and there's an increase five quarts a minute so your in blood flow to his muscles. As blood is constantly on the move. a result there isn't enough blood he A vigorous athlete may pump flo wtotbr • tiiv over 30 quarts a minute even a• the same time dy may contract though all the blood In his bo even o may only be about seven more blood In the leg VeW than quarts. When you have a transfusion, usual, the skin over the legs the blood imanediately enters may be chalky white I'm sending you The Health into your circulating bloodyou require a Letter number 64, Blood Type. stream. If RhFadorandTransfus1ons. transfusion, you usually have a lot of other things wrong with will give you some general you. I'm sure that was true in information on blood typing that may be of Interest to you. your case. W9never you lose blood, all Others who want this IntlO ! the little vessels in the body undergo changes. The tiny check or coin with a long, amped, self-addressed encapillaries is the skin may I for It Send your req uest contract. This causes the skin to to me, in care of thid appear white. newspape r, P.O. Box 1551 Although you probably had y perfectly normal circulation, - 1979 ' ford you may have been low on the NY CAPRICORN 19) Before taking business July3l,1979 gambles today, carefully This coming year you may be consider what might happen if subjected to sore changing they fail. Impulsiveness could by Howie Schneider conditions not of yo ur own lead you to do something OU IMP score of plus 48 and us' ITS ERLt? choosing. Don't be discouraged could regret. the,, corresponding minus should this happen. The ultimate effect will be Oswald: "I see why you #KJ 5 3 (Sñxi) Important decisions should not beneficial to you. and Peter Weichsel Were A 62 be made for the sake of exJust out of the top ten this LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You pedlency today. Carefully # KJ75 may be the first one out of th e weigh and evaluate every . ii, only two-time wthnersof this ( i starting blocks tuday, but YOU WEST as t before ou y make a tough, really expert event." • 10 2 might not be a good stret ch m • 97 Peter: "Yes, we were on Q 19 8 runner. Don't begin t hi ngs and the wrong side of too many 0 642 0 Q8 winning game and slam conleave them half finished. Find PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 20) 4 A KJ2 4 109643 tracts. Jim Jacoby, another out more of what lies ahead for Coworkers may be a trifle SOUTH former winner, and Swanson you In the year following your difficult to get along with today, • A Q 864 and Fox, who von last year. birthday by sending for your -so give them the kid-glove 19105 were also well back this 3 1° [1 copy of Astro-Graph Letter. treatment Do nothing that time" A 1093 1$lforeachtoAiitro.Graph, could create Ill will. by Al Vermeer winners ,vereT1 W oolsey P.O. Ox adio' •R Vulnerable. Both ARIES (March 21-April 19) NEVE THA R pS and Ed Manfield of Washion, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Be very careful today how you Dealer: North WIT W04PER THE MIJS NF_ington. One of the best Young specify birth date. MAP W GROWING 44, INN E handle things for others. West North East south pairs in the world who really BEFORE. PIP IT? CORNER! in C41 well but, of course. I VIRGO (Aug. M%W. 22) Mismanagement of another's PASS 1+ Cyto have luck also." 4 affairs could cause you Pass 2 Pass 4 Pus P555 P555 Situations today will prove self. frustrating complications. simple. We just showed it to defe4ft Be optimistic and illustrate how this tourna. TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) look for positive alternatives as Opening lead: #K ment Is scored." I ( Normally, you're very prac• well. tical and realistic In striking _____________________ S LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) bargaIns. Today, however, you Don't spend on the basis of what rr~ &Vw to do something By Oswald Jacoby You hold: 7-30-B you anticipate you'll have soon. that will not be to your ultimate and Alan Sontag +A2 • e Commit yourself only to the advantage. 1! ._, A2 .. limits of your bank account. Jai Oswald: "The . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) GEPAINI (May 21-Jum 2D) Cavendish invitation o'iz. ment is now history. Here is by Stoffel a H*imdahl Being too self-serving or selfish Make it a point to take A New Mexico reader asks your he one simple hand from if we open this 17 high-card today where personal am,, EHI WH got to point hand with one bitions are concerned will seriously today, instead of Alan: "Everyone Ø* !T displease auocfates It could trying to postpone things. four spades. Every declarer No, e don't. We never. '• even cause them to work ptllIig Isn't the answer. 1[t en notrump with 5-4-24 Six declarers picked up the distribution. agairAt you. SAGrITARIUS (Nov. M-Dec. CANCM-ijun —e 21-July 22) queen of diamonds and (NEWSPAMR EMRPRM AM.) scored plus Do. Four went 21) Be helpful and com- This is one of those days when wrong and were minus 100. (For & copy of JACOBY MOI pugonate toward others today. your extravagant whims could Reter and I were East and ERN, send SI to: "Win at but also be wise asto what you get the better of you. You could West and our opponent was Bridge,"care of this nowspa. G do for Umn. Put limits on your buy something costly you may one of the succesdul six. It per, P.O. Box 09, Radio City I / gave him and his partner an Station, Now Y. . generosity. • not 50 A , -Il , ' fl —,z r — fl (Q . IL. PRISCILLA'S POP 1 REALLY upsEr ABOUT MY ROOM aim ! 1Ti~r~ Q p 13 4 BUGS BUNNY AV&NI,eial nvo, r,poorpokoR HEY, UU60 COMe IN ___ r-LIFW ) I • ____ I .,,,, 00 14 . .4' Stan La. and John Romfta UT .X FRANK AND ERNEST J44ti4'... XU AMV IW ThAT X' MY - YOU P*II6IEP C". IPIOT - Th5 / - . ..J ow 71 47, Ill Z, - W. •--. I 1i STATf1 41 - • - iL5 . .. . . . .• . .• - -- .. ..'3 But Lesser Charge Holds - . :.,. 7 ThE -. - 919 1M PUM' - - . ... . . • -. -. attorney's office charged the area of the trailer. - MINI-MOV — HIPINCr OFF 1D 'Ma HUN 11 %'%ItY APM9 MANT FPR CAMPO& A HUNTP21 T.. AM40 #4 SICK.' .5 APPLES. (jj I . . PROMSMI • .• GOBBLE Motel Blaze K'1*11s CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (UPI)—A fire In ono-wing of a two-story motel early this morning killed nine people and injured scores of others, some of whom where hurt jumping from second floor rooms. . Officials at a temporary morgue said nine people are dead from the fire In the eastern Ohio community, a figure confirmed by hospital officials. Most of the dead were found In the hallways, which were filled with smoke, authorities said, About 60 people were injured, Including seven admitted to Guernsey Memorial Hospital. Council 1 Some of the Injured suffered broken bones Jumping from second-floor windows. Most of the injured were treated for smoke inhalation, cuts and bruises. Ile injured were transported by ambulances, police cruisers and private cars. "We're damn lucky we didn't ha ve more fatalities. When We got here the smoke was so thick we could hardly see. It was difficult to help people because of the heat," said Sgt. Robert Kafury. By the time police arrived most of the guests were out, Kafury said. "The fire was first turned In by two kids playing pinball," Harry McLaughlin of state fire marshal's office said. "They By HUGH THOMSON Herald Staff Writer .a_e.* M.flfl n - -- state Fire Marshal's Office to make a complete investigation. Amoulances and firefighters from six or seven departments were called to help the injured and battle the fire, which broke out about 3:30 a.m. EDT at the Holiday Inn motel. The fire reportedly was un de r control by 4:30 a.m. wasn't a scene with people pulling out their hair over grief. Four It was confined to the northeast wing of the building but much of people said they had a hard time breaking windows with chairs in the motel sustained smoke and water damage. order to jump out. They said the hallways were filled with The motel Is located just off Interstate 70. smoke." The cause of the fire was not immediately determined. Rhodes Gov. James A. Rhodes said, "It Is a tragedy for our state and we said the state lodge at Salt Fork will be available for those are moving quickly to determine its cause." He has ordered the displaced by the fire. may bring the ishue to the the tax rate by $1.25 through a Sept. 11 referendum to increase not include materials for road public will lose uhould they communications department. and of the benefits Lake Mary referendum. the tax rate, repairs, or repairs for t he fire reject a tax Increase. This latter item amounts to could derive should the city get Faced with a dilemma of City Council came up with City Manager Phil Kulbes, Kulbes, who described truck, or for new brakes or t ires The loss to the public will $36,714. keeping Lake Mary's propert y two proposed budgets, one who sa id he will have both budget he has project one. lie recommended applying ed th us for the fire truck". The budget, Include t he services of two for one of the grants on a The two budgets will be truck ($11,500), and personnel spoke briefly on Community either ..nford, Seminole did presented to - show what the now working in the police-fire Development Programs Grants County or both. Stand On Cemeter Soccer Is Reversed The conunission had agreed last week on the request of Seminole Soccer Coach Ron Korb, since lt did not appear the new soccer field at Candyland Park will be completed in time for the season's opening, to allow the youngsters to play in a portion of the cemetery. The idea was to put up a fence between the graves and the platted, but unoccupied, portion. A portion of city commission Monday night ,. changed its decision on allowing soccer games to be "I went along without any objection, but I fell ; mudiv a mistake," said Commissioner J.R. Grant. "I got a Lot of calls object in g to soccer being play.wi in the cemetery. I think we acted a bit hasty and should reconsider and find another place for the children to play.,, Other commissioners and Mayor June Lormann also reported receiving calls, "I agree, wethould back up," said Mrs. Larmann. "It didn't look so bad until I read it in the newspaper headlines and youth sports." Past president of the Seminole Youth Soccer Club, everyone I saw got worse." Commissioner ft a y Lelbensperger and Larry Gold berg also admitted that they had made a mistake, "I'm sure Ron Korb had no intention of desecrating any graves," Goldberg added. Korb said there are 700 to children aged 5-16 wanting 10 play soccer, but there Is a shortage of playing mem. The soccer season starts Sept. 15, but Korb add the When informed tway of Um commission's decision, Korb d, Ican understand maybe people would feel that way, but we certainly appreciate the city trying to htlP and Promote playing field In Candyland Park will not be ready. "There's not a blade of grass there now and we are hoping it will be ready by January for our spring season," Korb explainied. ToP field on Slate Road 434 belonging to Georges St Laurent that the Soccer teams have been using will not be available this fall, Korb said "We would certainly appreciate anyone with property not being used allowing us to use it as soccer field, he added. "We are trying to involve youngsters is after il activity asmany of them get out of school at 2:30 p.m. and do W have bilermural sports." . . RON KORB • .;IØf - noticed the smoke and called the fire departmentThank God they did." He said the bulliling did not have a sprinkler system. "I don't know yet If it had a f ire alarm system. A photographer said, "Even the Injured were very calm. it voters. portion of the city cemetery. -- Scores In Oh'i' o Town Set Referendum Thursday played in the unoccupied g -- 91F Iniures 0 ... . Raft Today Fire broke out sho rtly be fore control by 12:30 p.m. room display had been Set up Around The Clock ..........4A Horescope .................4B noon today in one of the land. The building located at 390 there as well as Pratt's office. Bridge ....................4B Hospital ...................ZA marks of the Longwood Wilma St. belongs to Tom Sketchy reports from the Calendar .................. 5A OURSELVES .............. IB Historical District, the school Pratt. It served as a school until scene indicate at least one Comics .................... 4B Obituaries ................ 3-A house built in 1880. Fire units 1924 and as the town hall and firefighter was overcome by Crouword .................4B Spoils ...................I-7A responding from the city and fire station from then until the smoke and eat and had to be Editorial .................. Television ................. SA 7A county had the fire under mid-SOs A permanent school taken to the hospital Dear Abby 18 Editorial 4% His Doritos are not going g to end u as turk e 'stuffln g TI If mmy Moore, 5, of about it. Ile encountered the feathered panhandler In the children's zoo section of Central Florida Zoo on GOBBLE Deluged with complaints from lAngwood residents, the . F re .:.a. i Cemetery will no converted of ; t' Herald Photo by Tom N.ts.I 700 to 800 youngsters still need a place to play, Ow coach says. 00 0* •p 1 During the course of the one- was any shells or not. I Just Circuit 3udRe Kenneth youth last May with man. bUchael Erick Smith. the day trial, Leffler heard cocked it and didn't point it at Leffler (lid find the boy guilty of slaughter for the shooting death infant son of Mr. and Mrs. testimony from the youth's him,I pointed it near him and I the improperuse of rean of a 3-year-old Lake Mary boy Steven Bander, 457 Crystal parents and a taped con- wasn't gonna pull the trigger. Lake Drive in Lake Mary, was versation with the 12-yearZd The judgeordered a re: in a rural Sanford trailer. sentence i nvestigation ofthe The infant was being cared killed by a single shot in the about four hours after the cid"My hand slipped enll pulled the trge shooting. boy's background before he for by the juvenile's parents on neck from a .30 caliber rifle. Public Pressure Brought To Bear In Longwood DOI WU Wa . - Herald Staff Writer frjI Of Manslau hter hands down a sentence on Sept. the day of the shooting. Shortly BySHARONCARRASCO In his ruling, the judge said In the tape, the boy tells how 4. He rald Staff Writer after noon on Feb. 15, the the date's evidence wasn't the shooting occurred: The maximum penalty the youth's mother asked her son to sufficient to prove "gross Call it a "tragedy that has "My mother told me to take njjfrom his youth" a boy faces is being placed in the take the child to the bathroom. negligence or a willful him (Erick) to the restroom. I circuit judge found a 12-year. residential treatment program A few minutes later, she and disregard of the lives of others" took him in there. I was playing old Sa nf ordboy not guilty of under the Rehabilitative Health her husband head a sound on the part of the 12-year-old around and I didn't know the manslaughter Mondayin the Services (HRS) until he is 19. comparable to a "beachbal l and his operation of the weapon gun was loaded. The Seminole County state breaking" coming from that at the time of the shooting. Feb 10 shootingdeath of an "I forgot to look to see if there .5 ________________________________ by Craig L.gg. fl filoy Not Gu* -t; those service cuts, city council services. the other Increasing vote then on whether to call a crease In insurance PFrEY HEARS ,." would be provided by city crews. tax rate at the current level by calling for holding the property budgets ready for Thursday's far as a "bare bones" budget, at present, • -MANI " £wuilE$ by T. K. Ryan T. A •/. • - . WM. UXK JNPMPMS NWT PLAS4 -nW9 . - all JANE CASSELBERRY * . S 1 • q• . i WE . "I ?.- ''1'1j.ii .' - -. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer is about $70,000 from police officers (salaries totaling In other action, S. R. Lank. giving up some city services or tax at $3 per $1,000 assessed regular council meeting, added said It did not "include any being in balance. approximately $19,744), a fire ford of Lankford Consultants, cooperative application with increasing the tax rate to avoid valuation, by cutting some the council also will officially po3slbilIties of a possible in. AAR. Vj)' Finds - Levy a property tax of 6.88 however, were restricted by The commissioners Monday mills, the certified tax rate, Chase for recreationa use. opted not to take this course. And Mayor Lee P. Mooresaid which will give the city Moore said he belleves the Commissioners voted The city of Sanford will have proponents and opponents of p9,627.14 more than expected, board of directors of Ch ase U unanimously to authorize money available In the new the plan forthe city to const ct according to the county release the city from those Knowles anJ Henry Tamm, the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 to brick sidewalks, close Magnolia property appraiser's office. restrictions. city's finance director and city do its share of downtown Avenue to ve hicular traffic and Moore Is president of Chase clerk to watchdog spendi ng by - The city will be receiving renovations and a tax increase repave some streets are to be $35,000 from state revenue and Co. various city departments to will not be necessa ry. invited to today's 4 p.m. city sharing-federal revenue Knowles previously told the keepin effect the slow downCity Manager Warren commission workshop to sharing funds that it had not commission memo freeze. Knowles last week lna memo to discuss the project. expected, Knowles told corn- $64,036.73 currently set aside the city commission pinpointed The 1 d •freeze "would The actions taken by the missioners. a reserve fund for general city how the money could be found. commission to balance the Mayor Moore announced as use could be used for the city's not be denying any services Monday evening he again budget for fiscal 1979-80 and well that $14,000 of the $26,ODO share of the renovation project. other than those we are already outlined the sources of the funds come up with the $77,000 are as earmarked for recreational use Commissioners Monday night doing without," Knowles said. not only to balance next year's follows: After going over various may be released for the Sanford found this is not necessary. budget, but also to allocate Knowles' memo also noted department budgets, Moore Call a slow down and freeze image-building project. Moore $fl,000of the $88,000 necessary on p ur chas es by departments saldthe $14,000 was received by that five percent increase is said the city will d have for the revitalization project. while reworking outer revenue the city from the sale of lands property taxes, the maximum about $I0, left ora conThe city funding would pay accounts to give the city surplus donated by Chase and Co. a Increase permitted under date Ungency fund, WuuC rtzsow,C5 for materials for the city's money of $59,869 over previous number of years ago. The law, would also give the city estimated the amounta share of the Drolect. Labor estimates.. proceeds from the sales, $31,020.63 in additional money. $20,000. _________________ fl4E #t)(U (1E Commission in WIN AT BRIDGE KW OWD A4QJ ARCLUEl"U? Cents ol YOUR BIRTHDAY EEK & MEEK . Evening Herald,-(USPS 481 280) -Price 15 _ I!O1 - 42 recovers cornes It take the outer days later No! THE LINE TO BUY GASOLINE e /•# 37 one 296—Tuesday, July 31, 1979— Sanford, Florida 327 Dr. Lu,mI, es AmmaJ 46 52 by Bob Montana - - 36 44 HIE - 19 - 28 33 34 - 1 - soon y. 25 1000 Gus - 15 7-30 wroilmy how 6 7 8 9- 10 - - 14 THE BORN LOSER C Fif I FEI 13 - DEAR DR. LAMB I wish you would discuss blood transfusions the effects 20 Cincinnati club 12 y 35 an 22 Biblical er character 23 Burning 24 Horse's ;'i:°n r E 26 Disclaim 5 Old Testament 21 Mountain 38 Murderer formally book (Sp) 39 Wanders 28 Consume 6 Indefinite per- 23 Soothed 4 1 Boxers 30 Snakelike fish sons 25 Tenpenny 31 Brazilian pon 7 Fast aircraft 27 Playwright An- 43 Godliness 32 Sodium (abbil 45 Surly dogs ouilh chloride 8 Kitchen 29 Lacking pedal 46 Abels brother (abbr.) gadget 49 Over (poetic) digits 33 Scoundrel 9 Actress Dahl 51 D7ression ini• Manly 36 Strait 10 Orch.stia 39 Baltic pon 34 I section J MAYBE YOU 53 Boulevard 17 Semites J SHHH ... TTOIS SICK JJ 52 Leaders 71st Year, No. •- — -s-. s.----.. -. . - - S... - . S. .- - ------------------------ -.-- — —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/. 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, July 30, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 30, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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