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NP 7 J Not young can poem 25 Loom 28 Hymn of w ;N thanksgiving :?: 2 Lack 32 Dissenting 3 Courts vote Energy-saving 4 Porcelain clay 33 5 Puppysound time (abbr.) 6 Raw metal 36 Depression In,. 8 Kickoff THE BORN LOSER by Art Sa nsom ______ (Tl4 UttJA, TI4 PU'Jt& P4JP\ ' HIP. 63TA F "_" 4 l!'tTC111IIg I1et Once list Year, No. 230—Tuesday, May 15,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 :ii:::, :: * • r DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband and I have decided to lose a few pounds together. The Ideas Is fine with me but my LUrAA CN —M 1 1 Energy unit 34 George McGoverns state (abbr.) 19 Evening 40 Timber tree (post.) 21rafblight 43 Grated color 44 Author I $ I I (a'.) Dr. Lamb dj problem is I don't really know what our calorie intake should Move Or Renovate certain eight. I usually go on a 1000-calorie -1 diet when I want to lose some fat. it's so much better for your fat but I know the calorie body than those wild fad diets 47 Tin gl e ; ; !Eois Pu men. My husband is 39 years weight loss. Most of those really old and he is 5 feet 8 and wants tend to wreck people's health. to maintain 155 pounds. Right 'Me only good thing about theni now eo S 0 t stay on is that most people don' that. them. . I'm 38 years old, 5 feet 2, of Now If you want to sensibly medium frame and weigh is. i would like to maintain 115 speed up your weight loss a pounds. We are both active and little bit, it wouldn't hurt for YOU I —— 14 — — play tennis together and plan to to drop off one or two items n ———— start jogging again I would your diet that you know contain ii — — ———— — — appreciate any information you some calories that you could do without. This might be sugar in — — — can give us. 18 iT' 20 21 The most your coffee, if you drink coffee, DEAR READER — important advice I can give you or some other sweet drink that 22 24 23 Is not to try to lose the weight all you could do without. It could be at once. Since you are both a simple dessert or even a slice 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 active, It would be a simple of bread. I like for people to get matter to lose the small amount whole grain cereals, which 32 of weight you want to get rid of means whole wheat bread. But —— th rough increased exercise. it If you are eating white bread in 36 37 38 doesn't have to be strenuous particular, I don't consider leaving off a slice of that a day 39 — '40 '41 42 43 44 — — exercise either. If you'll just stay on the same any great loss to your nutritiona l iak I am sending you The Health increase your calorie intake, all 47 48 49 so 51 52 53 you would need to do is walk a Letter number 4-7, Weight —— — — — mile-and-a-half a day. That Losing Diet, that you can use as 54 55 56 157 5$ would be approximately 90 a guide to have a well-balanced —— calories a day for your low-calo rie diet. so at 62 husband. If he did this every This is not the kind of diet that —— — — — — day, within a year's time he I think you should stay on for a would have eliminated the long period of time. In fact you number of calories In ap- can add to this diet the foods (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) proximately 10 pounds of body that you might need to make fat. yourself feel a little more Since you weigh a little less satisfied with the food you're and it requires fewer calories eating. It's all right in your case 'or you to walk a mile, You because you don't really need to won't do as well but the results lose many pounds and if you'll By BERNICE BEDE OSOL will still be very impressive. just add the little exercise that I Now that's the healthy way to suggested each day, your lost a small amount of excess problem will solve itself. 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( ::i:,) All .. kOBERT HATTAWAY hot rouble expected IJ , ... . .. . . . . ... •. , *0 0 ... 4 . • Physicians at Seminole Memorial Hospital have lined up by a slim margin in favor of building a new facility rather than . renovating existing building. . h' B a57 percentt43 the t doctors favor the relocation outside the city ol Sanford. Letters sent to the hospital board indicate that ll 41 ay /4 ph of trustees taken a positloan ysicians have one w 1 or another. "We strongly recommend that the Board . of Trustees of the Seminole Memorial Hospital decline the relocation of this 9 hos aswniadM, W $, MOP iUA MHOE SAl sve %bA it is ... Are our problems so bad? extremely unrealistic to consider the expenditure of 18 to 21 million dollars in the refurbishing, enlargement, and code conformance of the present facility as has . been suggested," said a letter signed by 18 doctors opposing a move. . .. Those opposed also wrote: "A much , more realistic approach must be taken . that will provide the essentials at a cost , . \..__ . . . '' \ + ' •.. . _•• • . . ' + MLN a i + .'We have to look to the future' . FREDDiE MOBLEY Almost to a person they favor the hospital. CHA*LEB BV.N1LV IMe character of the service will not change dramatica lly. N t" moving . •,. .. Move . . , , E__._.. j•. I ____ j&t . , - . a... . I. _____ . j - -+ - .- -- .• . ... . . .. , , - • ____ ..;.: • .• , -. 7 ••' i.v ___ 11' .. . I - .. . j41(if'. Seminole Memorial Hospital aIItla today. ut,'dimma : move osgor expand current facility? projected. We are not architects or hospital designers, however, in discussion with professionals in this area, it would appear that a gross figure in the neighborhood of 6 to 8 million dollars would be much more than sufficient. "It is further apparent that our hospital has been allowed to deteriorate and that maintenance is at its lowest since this hospital has been constructed. We urge the Board of Tr ustees of the Seminole Memorial Hospital to take a positive step immediately towards this much needed maintenance. However, 23 doctors submitted a counter-letter to the board expressing their preference for a new hospital. Those In favor of relocation wrote: "We feel that the selection of a new hospital and a new location generally south and west of the Sanford city limits near Lake Mary Bo ulevard and Interstate 4 would be much the preferable option and strongly urge thfit this alternative be actively and urgently pursue d as rapidly aspoje' In making their recommendation, the 23 doctors favoring relocation listed the "l)A' : ' tal d a new site could be located nearer the center of the service and growth area. 2) Construction of a new hospital would not disrupt care in the present facility for the projected four plus Years as the renovation of the present facility would. 3) A new hospital could be built on a much larger site and would not be See DOCTORS, Page uA ntic ipated For Over ass Center Street Proloec s BY DON'M ROM Herald aff by ZOONIES . t On . '• • ' . . SeeBLM,PageUA ...,. WIM, vlaws 6-00 black citizens he polled favor moving the hospital. He said the sentiment exists because of a widespread feeling among bladts that the present facility on Fh* Street Is providing them with "second class ca re." But Mobley's comments drew quick 1 - VI*lStaI from other hsapttat board =mbers and today metal promineg black citizens questioned Mobley's condialon. Chairman of the board Thomas E. Blayney and board member Sophia Shoemaker said they wanted to go on record as saying the hospital does not give second-class care to any citizen. "I'd like to question Mr. Mobley's statement. I don't think it's true we give second-class care to anyone, Mrs. Shoemaker said. One Mack civic leader, Joseph Caldwell, director of SEEDCO, said today he does not believe Mobley speaks for the entire black community. SEEDCO Is the Seminole Employment Economic Development Corporation. "I don't think the problem pertains Just 10 blacks. The complaints I have heard the service to all patients could be improved," he said. Caldwell said the emergency room tknti sometimes wait op to four hours to receive care, according to first-band accounts he has received. But he said he doesn't see how a relocationof the hospital ' '4117bey fed they are accorded secondclaim treatment hem, Mobley said. He said his discussim with members The black community inclu&d talks with 601110 "frogn the workift class to the in%ftentsia." He saW he could not pinpoint What was meant by new E IT 'II ?f_ moved. h YOU k Although he did not specify the nin i he trJto Mobley said apoll of he conducted the past few weeks Indicated that "almost to a person" nunity would like toaeethehospital r 0 Philip Lathrop of Atlanta, one of the consultants who helped Committee chairman Allan E Keen said the difference between prepare the report, told board members that the recom- relocation and renovation was "surprisingly small." Given the mendatlons submitted were based strictly on finances, but that fact that a new facility could be built for $1.5 million more than it given the cost difference If FmHA money is not available, it still would cost to renovate the existing hospital, even if low-interest might be worthwhile to pursue relocation rather than renovation. FmHA money could not be obtained, Keen said the non-financial He said that there would be a cost difference of about $1.5 million aspects should be examined more closely. between relocation and renovation if both alternatives had to be "We have to look to the future to see what this hospital should be based on conventional financing. The renovation would cost about doing for all the people of Seminole County," he said. "We need to $16 million and the relocation would cost about $17.3 million, be far-sighted and not make a short-term decision. according to the report. Keen also suggested that the possibility of relocation could be "The figures are close and you have to consider the other explored using a combination of funding sources, including factors that go into a decision to relocate or renovate," Lathrop FmHA and tax exempt bonds. said. Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley, who previously enHe said the demographics of the county Indicate from a dorsed the recommendation to move the hospital, said part of the marketing standpoint it would be better to relocate to a more Lost difference between renovation and relocation under any competitive area of the county. financing plan, would be offset by the loss of revenue Incurred if "Clearly, renovation is not the best alternative on qualitative grounds," Lathrop said. See SMH., Page 1ZA have by Stan Lee and John Romita FRANK AND ERNEST Issue I. --What it (relocation) might do is creste of a reai transportation problem. people downtown might trouble the receiving services If moved," he said. you may 0 ospit al . of "k UK • l : 'A relocation of Seminole Memorial Hospital outside the city of Sanford has the overwhelming support of the city's black community, according to SMH board mnber Freddie Mobley. Mobley, the board's only black member, : PRISCILLA S POP H In Doctors O B ac s Poor 9 T - YOUR BIRTHDAY A-I-I is 1;15 CIVIL RIGM! I t I Eyed - by Howls Schneider ITS Tfl D ThE IN 'M tU)('Lj) (AUIC&ltV ID Hearing Care Is _____ -p+,, p' ' - tana SMH? pouyajs ' L Evening Herald—(USp5 48.280)—Price 15 Cents By GEOFFREy posing factions of the hospital's doctors, with about 50 percent of Herald Staff Writer the physicians in favor of relocation, and the her half In favor of . The Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Monday expanding the current facility. agreed to call a special public hearing for discussion on the Two weeks ago, the New York consulting firm of Boos, Allen & alternatives for expanding or relocating the facility. Hamilton released a report recommending the hospital be The date of the hearing will be set at the regular meeting of the relocated to a site outside the city of Sanford. hospital board on May 22. The decision to hold a public hearing The report stated that If financing from the Farmers Home came after a two-hour special session of the board's building and Administration could be obtained, it would be less costly to build a finance committee during which a consultant's report detailing new hospital than to renovate the existing hospital on First the expansion alternatives was reviewed. Street. Meanwhile, at Monday's workshop session, the trustees' only The report stated that if FmHA loan money could not be obblack member, Freddie Mobley, said a survey he conducted over tamed, the renovation alternative would be preferred from a the past three weeks of a socio-economic cross-section of the financial standpoint. Renovation would be financed by use of taxblack community Indicates blacks prefer seeing the hospital exempt bonds. relocated. However, during Monday's meeting a representative from the He said the people he interviewed told him they consider the consulting firm and one of the board members suggested the tteatlflfflt blacks now get at SMH IS "second-class." relocation alternative should be explored even If it were the more At the same time, trustees were given position papers by opplan. . +. .. r" fd . . working together agalzi and I reallocated from an Orange oppose the Seminole Coulty and the couity commission to right-of-way in hand, donated of the county. 4ol't expect any trouble with County project to the Center project in the appropriations work together In acquiring the by adjacent property owners to piing the project," he said. Street pro ject. bilL "There are no problems necessary rights-of-way for the the proposed bypass road and The appropriations bill inMoney for the dateBade 4Altamonte Public Service between the two delegations," project that would divert as Mayor Norman Floyd has eludes $1 million for the Interstate 4 overpass and Director Donald Newniam has He said, however, he met Hattaway said. many as 20,000 vehicles per day commitment from large overpass and by-pass. Caft Stred bypess could be said the project could be uniler with On" O Cetaity IsWAtOrs MWwhik, HAI called off the busled stretch of 4N in developers such as Greater Newnham said approvedby the F'rlda House construction as early as 1*. this week and they arOednottO on the cfty of Altemontesp,. will e Project the city. Construction Co. and the u ltimately ost $4.68 Of —00"iV" The Cwter Stred plan calls Babcock Corp. for more of the million. according to state for constnactkrn ala bypass needed right-of-way. Vogi, D-Cocoa Beach, a PsrrructIol1 to Department of Tra n sportat ion In early = road kom mem of the Saninole C04111dy Palm Spriap Road, Hattaway said the two (DOT) estimates. The $1 "Tb4 appropriations bill delegation to 14 to UWASOmery Road, has promised to courA on the developers have also com- million in the apprWillitim which inelmles the Center domWo the Cmg Street Wet of 14. Road stretch of 436 from Palm mitted to dmate funds toward bill would pay for preliminary Strest project in scheim to be Lude in the Smte "'It looks the construction costs. design ...............IIA Sprinp Road post the 436-14 Hatlaway said. it aw 1W Rep. engineering, according to ....................SA interchange to Montgomery He said county Commission Newnham. The Orme and SwmWole CmWa .... Robert 11"way, D-Akmoillte U WIMM ............... IIA Road dows 06,006 cam dally Assistance will be neceuary in Springs, today. "The Orange COSa$t3' delegations had a rift Ceeuswstd ..................SA Sperm. ....................8,7 A travel the section of highway. the construction because about Floyd said additional federal and Seminole counties' Lid week alter Hattaway was Edim.rW ...................4A Tdit.M..................ISA Hattaway said the city two blocks of the bypass road money for the project Is ex. surceul In hiving $1 million DesrAbky ..................SA Weather .................... IA Altamonte Springs has some are In the unincorporated area pected to be forthcoming. legislative 'delegations Today ad of are .•. i. 'F'ir• �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, El. 3 Traffic Related Assaults Reported • By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer WORLD Maybe It was the full moos or the frustration over high gas prices that caused three unidentified drivers to violently assault persons on Seminole County roads. A Sanford man reported he was shot at by the driver of another car as he was traveling west on state Route 46 from Airport Boulevard, according to Seminole County deputies. Rex Howard,, of A.! Family Campground, Sanford, told deputies the Incident occurred about :45 p.m. Monday. The offender's car passed Howard and then slowed down allowing him to pass. When Howard passed, the driver of the car pulled up beside Howard and, leaning over the passenger's side, fired one shot at the Sanford man, deputies say. The bullet struck just above the driver's door window and made a small hole about the size a small caliber gun would make, deputies say. The car from which the shot was fired was last seen heading east on Interstate 4, Howard said. A Jacksonville man told deputies he was punched In the face by an irate driver who apparently thought he was driving too slow, Dam Chitty. 20, of Jacksonville, told deputies he was driving on State Route 434 and Markham Woods Road about 4 p.m. Monday when the Incident happened. Chitty said the driver directly behind him became irate because he (Chitty) was obeying the speed limit. A few remarks were made by everyone involved in the altercation, Chitty said. IN BRIEF Public Opinion Polls Show Trudeau Losing OTTAWA (UP!) — The latest Canadian public opinion Poll Indicates Liberal Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau might be headed for defeat in next Tuesday's federal elections. A survey conducted for the state-owned Canadian Broadcasting Corporation during the past two weeks showed the opposition Conservative party, led by Alberta.bom Joe Qark, leads the Liberals nationwide by a slim 1.3 percent. The Conservatives polled 40.9 percent of the decided voters compared to 39.6 percent for the Liberals and 14.5 percent for the Ed Broadbent's left-leaning New Democratic Party. Queen Opens Parliament LONDON (UP!) — Outside it may have been the 20th century, but Inside the House of Lords it was the England of centuries past today when Queen Elizabeth formally opened Parliament in an ancient display of royal pageantry. The queen, dressed in a flour-length, gold-embroidered gown, arrived from Buckingham Palace In the blue and gold Irish State Coach, drawn by four white horses and trailed by the Household Cavalry, the gold breastplates on their scarlet uniforms flashing as they clip-clopped down the Mall. Carter's Promises Kept WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter's pledge of $4.8 billion In military and economic aid to Egypt and Israel as the two fanner enemies search for peace now appears certain of being honored by Congress. By an overwhelming 73.11 margin, the Senate approved the money measure Monday and sent It to the House. An almost W-IIca1 tAll, talkwed to Carter's promise of help over the next three years, has cleared the House Foreign Affirs Committee and passage Is expected when the House schedule permits. HONG KONG (UP!) — U.S. Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps said today she expects Congressional approval In "early to m141-swnmer" for the new SinoAmerican trade pact, but she cautioned U.S. businessmen not to expect a bonama from the accord. The trade agreement was Initialed Monday by Chinese officials and Mrs. Kreps In Peking and Canton. Mrs. Kreps said Qilna's current "readjustment" of its modernization program will not affect trade with the United States. At the moment the troops are not tobeused Inside Rome itself, IPA will be called In during the general election June 3 and 4 to guard polling stations. Extreme leftists, riitaly the Red Brigades, have denounced the elections as "a fraud." Clashes Reported In Iran TEHEAN, Ira (UP!) Military amunaners and religious leaders met today to discuss how to dissolve powerful Militia group in the southern port of Khorramshahr because of weekend clashes between miltimmo and Arab ,itknalIst f: The talks began Monday and were attended by Admiral Alv11N4 )Id, cQiyunll of the franlen navy, and religious, army and police representatives at Khorramshahr,0miles south of Tehran, near the Iraqi border. Another round was scheduled Tuesday. - HOSPITAL NOTES Sn4srd: Essio M. Bellamy Evelyn Srown Barbara Edmonds James E. Elliott Aunita J. Foster CorkS S. Jones Lwtls L. Jones I4ithi Morris Charles Mldwds Emma Lee ThrnNn Marion Washington Willis I. WUHms Ella J. DICkIn, oe$.ry Ewsihig Heidd Kenneth A. Goodwin, Orlando Else N. Moralas, OrlanJo DISCHARGES Sanford: D'awetI L. Campbell Jane Elkin Randall Jones ANTSdI Lawson William Musse$wfflfe Patricia spin Aurtm WlisOfl JIM 111. Nibirts lii, Calielberry Mwy S. Tryon. OIuoIa Linda VS*tnan, Orlando ATLANTA (UP!) — Tweity4lve years after the U.S. Supreme Court outlawed segregated schools, a new poll ithS the white 8Qmer bu developed a cow sidurably more liberal racial M't", than Is generally believed. The poll, conducted In 10 Southern data by theMantabased Darden Research Corp. and released Tuesday, reveiiedthat bothwbltesand blacks are opththticaboig the f uture of race relations and feel the natbui will be bitter off with racially Integrated schools. But the poll, which dealt with radii attitudes one wide rage of socIal and economic topics, also reflected 'ti'f'cam* differences In the way whites and blacks view bmb 4 housing, and racial quotas In goveromei4 and biili'est MIS thnn, by the A"-it' Cenetitution amid was conducted AprIl 1341. It involved * psopl. In Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Misslasippi, Lo'islna, Arkmas - -. CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UP!) Pfc. Robert R. Garwood, 35, from Adams, Ind., dubbed "the last POW," In Vietnam, arrived on a commercial flight late Monday night and was whisked by his military lawyer to the Marine base where he will be interviewed today and processed onto the base. Garwood, whose sudden appearance after more than 13 years after the end of the Vietnam War, has been accused by his fellow POWs of deserting and collaborating with the North Vietnamese. He has denied the claims. But according to official statements he has months of waiting before him while the Marine Corps decides whether to try him as a deserter. - Geneva Dye with prize winning flag she helped design ers Successful Semin e Several Seminole County youths will ee*Qete In the state 4.11 final this stlftTrner at the University of Florida In Gainesville. The youths earned the trip by winning cornpetitions held during district events near Astor, Fla. Seminole County also walked away with top prize for county flag design. The 4.11 members who earned a trip to 4-11 congress and state competition are: Lori Pahi. Horse Demonstration - Flying Hoofs 4-H Club Maitland. Susan Field - 4-11 Share the F.nn and Industrial arts category from the Colverettes 4-11 Club Altamonte Springs. Mark Bartlett Automotive - Teen Leader 4-11 Club Sanford. Melanie Hart - Public Speaking. Trail Blazers - 4-H Club Winter Springs. Andrea Maynard -' Recreation and Photography- Sanfordites 4-H' Krlst Praises His Victim • —. at _____ Dada Rssssrch has been a regional pollster in Georgiaand the So4db since lNSwdcIlLmstob,theosily . - . • •. - • ---- —, - - - Club-Sanford. Susan Dye - 4-11 Fashion Revue Teen Leader. 4-H Club - Sanford. - - ATLANTA (UP!) Gary Steven Krlst, 34, freed from prison after serving 10 years of a life sentence Monday, praised the Georgia parole board's "courage" In releasing him. "I've learned that a conscience can be a • bigger burden than anything anyone else can put on you," he said. Krist, who kept Barbara Jane Mackie, daughter of a Florida real estate developer, confined underground In an elaborate, coffin-like box for 83 hours while he awaited payment of a $500,000 ransom in 1968, when asked what he . ,would say If he could speak to Miss Mackie, replied: :"Thank you for not opposing my parole and having the Christian carIty to forgive me for something I did that was unforgivable." A condition of his parole is that he live In Alaska, where his family rims a fishing village at Sltka, pnd not leave that state without permission of the Georgia Pardon and Parole Board. - -Carter Seeks Support WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter today was stepping up two already launched anipaIgns, to build support for the excess profits tax on oil companies and for Senate ratification of the SALT II arms limitation agreement. He scheduled an appearance at a White House meeting of community and civic leaders to discuss the windfall profits tax, and will hod the first of a series of dinner briefings for senators who will be voting this summer on the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty. Public opinion polls continue to show the people support SALT!! by two to one, but time still is considerable doubt about whether Carter can master the necessary twothirds majority needed for Senate ratification. Final Arguments Begin Today - 4-H. Wieners (From Left):Sisoan Field; Melanie Hart; Andrea Maynard; Susan Dye and Len PaM. resiun us mo imegrstea school system. Darden said the gradual drift toward a more liberal attitude was reflected when 56.1 percent of the Southern whites polled said they believed the coiu4y would be better off In the long rim with racially bAigratid schools while only 26.4 percent thought the country would be WOflS off. A* 51.9 percent (4 the white Southerners ruponde that a black was among their clo.e friends and 11 Cort thought that race relations would Impnov. In ti avws u national pollster to correctly predict President Carter's defeat of former Alabama Gov. George Wallace in the 1916 Florida primary. The survey was conducted to dovetail with the 26th anniversary Thursday (4 the Supnme Court decision Brown versus the Topeka, Kan., Board of Education, striking down "separate but equal" school systems, ushering in a new era of integration for many of the notion addi "Today, 26 years later, the results of this poll Indicate that racIal attitudes (4 the white Southerner are considerably more liberal than many people had tboqA11 said Qaibourne IL Darden Jr., corporation Presid ent "But one should not get the Idea that while nd block people AN similar racial areas," he co'dlnued. "In the great majority of areas covered in this poll, there Is a very 'igi'411cM difference between the attitudes of white and black Southerners." IM week, a ascead poll by. the North Cause build Inetthd, for Southern &udiss concluded that the South had outdistanced the North In bAegratlng Is schools. ______ J ••• ' - I, - California state officials back away from earlier comments that the National Guard would be called out to enforce a weekend opening of gas stations, If needed, but said the state would dip Into emergency gasoline supplies If necessary. Both the state and federal officials stepped up legal moves to head off a shutdown threatened for Thursday through Sunday by dealers protesting federal profit controls. Today Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., Is preparing to order the stations to remain open on weekends, then will fly to Washington, where, he said, President Carter had Promised to explain why California drivers were suffering more than those elsewhere. Other states reported a tightening gasoline supply, but none had situations comparable to those in California especially Southern California. Garwood Arrives At Camp Poll Says Races Optimistic On Future oAk Fl IPI... FlM " ' -!b9 %WW Tuesday, May 15. 17P—Vol. 71, No. 230 pwohm Daily and keday. .unpt SaI,nday by The Sard "from lac, - N. Preecb Ave., Saslert Elm. 31171. I Second Class rs* Paid at sanford Puns 31171 I Nemi Dell VIiy: WSiE, 71 cluNg MiP*. $3J$1 410lia*s, SIlL Year. $35.0. By Mall: Wish, U nets: MM*1111.01 6 MlutsI, $0.41: Year, $*0. .________ By United Press International - Henry L. LangknscM. Diltona uws nessu Continue To Worsen GUN STOL.N A .357 Western Marshal and holster was stolen some time Saturday or Sunday from the home of a Sanford man, according to Seminole County deputies. Robert Pearce, 33, of 301 Sunland Drive, Sanford, told deputies: burglars stole just one gun leaving behind two rifles and three: shotguns. The revolver was valued at $250, he said. Entry to the Pearce home was gamed by removing the screen of. a window, deputies say. - ROME (UP!) — The first contingent of a 10,000 man military two fanned out on the edge of Rome today to guard pulLic Installations against continuing terrorist California Gas Problems - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) responsible for documenting — Lawmakers today tackle the widespread use of drugs legislation they hope solves the suchassubilmaze — saldtobe problem of horse doping in 100 times stronger than morFlorida and also helps counter phine lash, butazolidan and some of the bad publicity the phenyldutazone in horse racing. He reportedly Is bowing out state has received recently. The bill (RB 1396) by Miami because Florida has been slow Reps. Tony Fontana and Joe to respond with the tools he Kershaw makes It illegal to feels are needed to We care of administer drugs to a racehorse the problem at the date's seven or greyhound for three days horse tracks. Bradley couldn't be reached for comment before a race. "We're saying that no drug Monday. "I just think he's had a whatsoever should be used prior to 72 hairs before the bellyfull of it," said Fontana, race," said Foi*ana who will who agreed with Bradley's present the proposal before the auea.nent of daily doping. House Regulated Industries "I don't think there's any Committee. doubt about It," said Fontana. Legislators Indicate they also The former police officer said hope the one-page bill will help the bill makes It a third degree Florida recover from the dose felony to encourage or order a of bed publicity the Mate and trainer to drug a horse or dog, the racing industry received on and Includes a similar provision television's "60 Minutes" for anyone who actually carries Simday nIghi. out the doping. During the show parimutuel He said the bill, which Is director Dan Bradley said expected to pass easily, will be there's a good chance every amended to Include a section hone race in the SimaNrie State giving the new parimutuel is run under adoi*lofdrugs. ditheautisritytosusBradley, who is stepping pend an owner or trainer who Is down Jima 1, Is the ma suspected of violating the law. Anti-Terrorists On Guard MAY 14, in, 'I. BEAM, Nev. (UP!) A shipment of low-level radioactive waste from Southern California exploded and caught fire at 5 a.m Monday, sending potentially harmful smoke Into the air. An unidentified driver awakened to find smoke coming from his cargo and Beatty Fire Chief Bill Sullivan said the driver roared through a chain marking the entrance of a desert dumping site, then unhooked his truck and drove 10 miles to Beatty to report the fire. He was uninjured. Six employees of the Nuclear Energy Co., garbed In coveralls, foot covers and masks entered the truck to fight the fire. Members of the fire department also helped with the fire, although none of them entered the trailer and did not wear masks. Eighteen of the people who may have been exposed to radioactivity will undergo medical examinations. Officials said on-site readings recorded "very low exposure." Horse Doping UnderRevi"ew Trade Agreement Signed WASHINGTON (UPI) — A sion on the rights of people civil liberties lawyer today being held for trial. "It's a disgraceful decision in characterized as disgraceful two respects," said Alvin Monday's Suprem e Court deci- IN BRIEF Waste Shipment Explodes failure to have a master locking By SHARON CARRASCO systein to release bunates In Herald Staff Writer The 37th civil suit to date has the event of a fire. been filed against the sheriff, The 1975 fire apparently was In Started by an inmate who set Seminole County and others connection with the June 9, 1975 his mattress afire. Brown's suIt fire at Seminole County Jail claims Seminole County was that left 10 inmates and one negligent in placing a "known troublemaker" in a cell used to jailer dead. Carl Lee Brown and his wife, store flammable mattresses Ethel, charged Sheriff John without proper supervision. Other defendants named In Polk with negligence in that he "carelessly maintained, Brown's suit include: Supreme supervised and controlled" the Sales Co., Inc., General Tire and Rubber Co.; Appalachian jail at the time of the fire, Brown alleges the jail's Insurance Co. of Providence, facilities were improperly R.I., and Liberty Mutual equipped to ensure the safety of Insurance Co. Brown charges negligence on Inmates In the event of fire. M a result. Brown, who was an the part of the supplier of the Inmate on June 9, 1975, claims mattresses, Supreme Sales Co., he was "seriously and Inc. and the maker of the grievously injured" as he polyurethane used in the sustained bruises on his head, manufacture of the mattresses, General Tire and Rubber Co. neck and back. Both companies claimed the He is seeking to recover In excess of $2,500 In damages and mattresses were Inflammable and would not give off a toxic personal injury, Among his allegations smoke or gas if ignited, the civil against the SIsrifi and county, suit states. All 11 victims of the Brown cites the failure to have fife ed at smoke tnlMt1on, fire or smoke detectors and according to records. MOSCOW (UP!) — An unmanned Soviet cargo capsule successfully docked with the Salyut 6 space laboratory today, delivering a vital cargo of fuel and supplies to two cosmonauts who have been in orbit 79 days. The official Soviet news agency Tau said Progress 6, carrying an estimated 2.5 tons of supplies, docked with Salyut 6 at 2:19 a.m. EDT. The Progress capsules have played a major role In the Soviet Union's highly successful spaceleb program. The ability to resupply the station through the use of unmanned capsules allows the cosmonauts to stay up for extended periods. &Ul1IA. When traffic stopped at State Route 434 and Markham Woods Road, the driver behind Chitty pulled open his door, walked over to Chjtty's car and punched him in the face. Chitty described his assailant as being very tall with long bali'. After striking Chitty, he fled east on state Route 434, he said. Chitty said his assailant was driving a van whose rear window read, "Be Kind to Animals, Pet a Moray." A Winter Springs bicyclist reported he was assaulted with a beer bottle Sunday afternoon by the driver of a pickup truck. Thomas A. your, 33, of 1011 Gator Lane, Winter Springs, told deputies he was peddling west on Red Bug Road just east of Dodd Road when the incident occurred. Suddenly, a pickup truck came up behind him and swerved as if trying to run him over, your told deputies, Vojir said he made a gesture at the truck driver who then pulled over to the side of the road and waited for your to pass. The truck driver then struck your with a beer bottle by sticking his hand out the truck window as he passed. Vojir described his assailant as in his mid-2C., and with long sandy brown hair. AIR CONDITIONER STOLEN Someone stole an air conditioner from a Baptist Church in Chuluota, according to Seminole County deputies. The incident occurred sometime between May and Friday at the Chuluota First Baptist Church, Lake Mills Road and Third: Avenue. deputies say. The air conditioner was stolen from a window and was not fastened. It was valued at $100, deputies say. AIRDALE STOLEN A two-year-old female Airdale was stolen sometime Wednesday night by being pushed under the front fence of an animal shelter, according to Seminole County deputies. The black and tan dog valued at $350 was taken from the: Seminole County Humane Society on State Route 46, deputies say.: Deputies found a small dug out groove under the chain link fence: to facilitate crawling underneath it. ' - ---ft - • - .-'.--• ;N SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) — The defense and prosecution planned to present final arguments today on the mental state of Dan White, the former supervisor charged with killing Mayor Gorge Moscow and Supervisor Harvey Milk. Superior Court Judge Walter Cakano 594 he would deliver his Instructions to the jury right after arguments by Assistant District Attorney Thomas Norman and defers. lawyer Doubles Schmidt, or on Wednesday. The seven-woman, live-man jury mud decide on White's psychological date just before and at the time of the Nov. 27 shootings in the City Hall offices of Mascots and Milk. Weather ned 30 An overwhthrmlng number of both blacks and whjts*, almost 90 percent, also agreed that a black can be lucceaful as a white person. And, a majority of both 1'l nc1ITSd that blacks should Dot be give pruI' u trestment in the hiring and promoting practice Of $OVSflmlait also indicated that both whites and backi' ' *ctto racial di,Timlnation in the housing mak d Us pesaen, regardless IN race, oluoukf bsvo' Whmn Ask the rW* to buy any boIls If he hem the my, IPA pmpa hites ' ° ofth" 9 PhthSck$1d favorably. •-• • • -••-. - .- - -. - .,- -- •-• -•-- - ,---- . Tuesday, May 15, 1919-3A Bro.eizi of the American Civil presumption of mo'ence trial, their actions. he said Liberties Union's National doesn't mean anything when "Second, they issued the U.S. Solicitor (caer Prison Project. "The Supreme you're in jail it only has decision the Department of Andrew Frey A as pleased i:• Court really held that the application whenyou're on Justice urged." the decision. noting the :icI In a 6-3 decision, the high court upheld t1t ovi'tnns•: court held that jailed SUSpeCtS position permitting practict. awaiting trial may not be • reasonably related to the punished, but they have no objective of confinement and constitutional protection the inherent needs of the u against such practices as body stitution for secuntv, order and cavity searches and 'double- safety" bunking.' The outcome of the decision. The ruling came in a case Frey noted, was the court's focusing on conditions at New position that it is the York's Metropolitan Correc- responsibility prunari1 of the tions Center, a federally people who run the pnsons to operated holding center built in inn inta in decent sta rid a r tis' Kennedy's bill, looked side, Rep. Henry Waxman, 1975, where inmates filed suit to forward to working with courts have a very limited U-Calif., who chairs a protest overcrowding and res- role. him, and shared the belief health subcommittee. tricttve practices. "It was clear the court sa Waxman will sponsor the the country needs cornThe high court found these impressed with the fact that bill and plans hearings on it prehensive national health practices were "reasonable this was a modern facility. If it as soon as possible. insurance, responses by (prison) officials had been a 100-year-old facility, "how can a nation that That was as far as to legitimate security con- they might have found IW) spends each year $11 billion Califano was prepared to cerns." persons in a cell doubleon cosmetics say it can't go, however. lie said the "The practical effect is that it bunking more punitive.'' afford to meet the basic White House is sticking to will be more difficult to prove Bronstein noted. health needs of its people? its different approach as constitutional violations with Frey agreed, saying the court Wa xman asked. "How can the only one congress will respect to jails," Bronstein took account of the fact "cera country be so rich and so accept. lie said Carter said. tam conditions that might lx' poor at the same time?" believes in that course Over vigorous dissents of intolerable over extended Kennedy's health plan because it will not create three justices, the court majori- period of time un are tolerable would begin to take effect problems in the health care ty rejected the appeals court over short peried of time.'* time.'* in 1963. Aides sa id the bill system or in the economy. standard th at restrictions and would cost $28.6 billion But Kennedy said one privations placed on pre-trial more than current federal more day's delay may be detainees must be "justified by spending on health care, too much. His bill, he said, compelling necessities of jail meaning the actual price "represents the best ()~ %~o administration." tag is $211 billion. chance to avoid national Before Monday's ruling, By 1987, however, bankruptcy and to bring Bronstein said, prisons or jails Kennedy said it would be spiralling health costs had to show a compelling chea per to have his plan under control." reason for rest rictions. Th than to go along with the Kennedy Kennedyhas a key standard means they only need present system. supporter on the house to show a reasonable basis for - Kennedy Seeks Presid ent s Support On Health Plan WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, having unveiled his own $211 billion plan for national health insurance, wants President Carter to join him in the battle to win Its enactment. For now, however, Carter Isn't biting. Kennedy, speaking Monday to a large audience and television cameras — in the ornate Senate Caucus Room, made a direct reference to the administration when he tore Into "those who believe that cornprehensive national health Insurance, however desirable, is Inconsistent with toda y's budgetary politics." The administration is backing a step-by-step approach the first dealing with catastrophic coverage and system reform. Kennedy is backing one, big bill with all phases enacted at once. Kennedy, who has been at odds with the president over health care for some time, warned Carter not to - - - House Adopts Budget WASHINGTON (UP!) — The House ado.d a IM budget, hours before the congressional deadline, buflñly after wieldield ing a "small meat ax" on government spending and reducing the proposed federal deficit to $20.8 billion. Lawmakers approved the budget resolution by a 220-1*4 vote Monday, ending more than two weeks of heated haggling over government spending habits. But the debate focused on where to cut — not whether to cut, and an 11th-hour amendment by Rep. Joseph Fisher, DVa,, gave the House one last chance to go on record against runaway government spending. Fisher proposed to use a "small meat ax, nearer the she of a scalpel," and cut spending by $2.5 billion — one-half of 1 percent — across the board. His plan succeeded by an overwhelming 255-144 margin. The budget the House adopted "contains the lowest deficit we've seen in many a year," said Budget Committee Chair. man Robert Gialmo, DConn. By allowing for actual growth In only a few programs, such as defense, and holding other Increases even with Inflation, Gialmo said the plan rrtakes "a contribution to trying to arrive at a balanced budget." The House and Senate Budget Committees now must meet In conference to reconcile their differing plans. Gialmo has predicted "we will have some tough times" In trying to reach a compromise. - - - '- • " '• " '?' ... i ' - TED KENNEDY abandon principle in his fight to control federal spending and asked him "to join with us to make quality health care a right for all our people." HEW Secretary Joseph Califano said he welcomed American Motors introduces the first full three-year vvarranty against rust-thru. '• I The AMC\ No-Rust-Thru Warranty is Three years. Unlimited mileage. is No extra cost. We're that confident of the extensive anti-rust protection built into every new 1979 AMC car.* The AMC No-Rust-Thru Full Warranty pays for repair or replacement of any part hkde1b13s from rust in three years of normal use and service. And the warranty is transferable. When a warranted car is sold, the new owner gets the coverage. For more details, see your AMC dealer. And remember that AMC was also first with the Buyer Protection Plan. Also at no extra cost. It's the plan with the only full 12-month/12,000-mile warranty offered by any car maker. Includes a loaner car if scheduled warranty repairs take overnight. Trip interruption protection. And much more. I L.. kV1I I The budget they devise will be used to guide Congress In funding legl"stlon throughout the summer. A final, binding plan will be adopted in Soptanber — and the 1* fiscal year begins Oct.!. The Senate version puts spending at $5316 billion, with revenues of $063.6 billion and a deft of $29 billion. The plans differ in part because the Senate based its budget on harsher auwn$Ions about next year's unmiiploymeet and Inflation rate Agreeing on those assimp tiona will be the first dahlb block in conference. Other potmival problems Include: —us nearly $9 bib" difference In recommended tees- Wcdatiday. Lows in the psr $ a.es. readings: .verslght lows, Us. 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French Ave. Sanford Phone-3224312 ' • - '. .• - • �- I _.~_ Evening Hendd STE NEOS.S-TRACKS AUTO RADIO Call 322-2611 NOW! Business Review ANTENNA SPECIAL. COMPLETE ATTIC & OUTDOORS C 16995 . Home I) 'ivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year. I H1 By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. SAN SEBASTIAN SQUARE SR 434 at 434 ;Altamonte Springs Evening ON 4 f%k1fa 60 1% ro 'i A When the Senate ratified the Panama Canal WER treaties in April a year ago, certain elements in the House of Representatives, resentful at their conI Bad n stitutional exclusion from the treaty process, I warned they would get in their licks at the time ! ,,-OR appropriations would be needed to fund the Gim m -Youth arrangements. \%\ 1cf0v With the treaties due to go into effect on October LOOPOL., 1, the time has come to implement them and the congressmen are making good their threat with a W / ,# P le vengeance. Suddenly the Panama Canal is back WASHINGTON (NEA) - The Democratic By DON GRAFF wi th as a full-blown controversy. The Carter party and Has the younger generation ever been President Carter have quietly administration's implementation bill, which would abandoned a highly questionable fund-raising anything but a problem? f. provide funds to rearrange military installations device Anywhere? the use of simulated White House and establish a quasi-governmental corporation to stationery to solicit political contributions. Its members reject the values of their parents administer the Canal for the next 20 years, was When the Democratic National Committee and question institutions that are the pillars of ambushed almost as soon as it arrived from the earlier this year mailed out thousands of letters society. They know little about the pholosoplilc to potential donors, both the envelope and the White House. basis of that society and the principles that make letterhead car ried the legend, "The White It work. And worse, they don't want to know. The powerful House Rules Committee by a threeHQt23." All they're interested in is an easy living. It's L to-one margin approved a substitute bill (HR. 111) White House stationery traditionally has been enough to make their elders despair of the proposed by Rep. John M. Murphy, D-N.Y., and his used only for official business. No previous future. In this case, make that Chinese elders, Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Under president has so blatantly used the prestige of who are commencing to express concern this measure, the Canal Commission would be a the executive mansion to stimulate contributions publicly as to what they may have wrought In •. U.S. governmental agency whose budget would to either Republicans or Democrats. 0 , seeking to accelerate China's modernization. The gimmick produced considerable revenue have to be approved each year by Congress. And JP They may have opened the door too widely to the , 4 it also generated a good capitalist West. nine members, five American and four for the Democrats but .. deal of unfavorable publicity for the party. In a recent testing of secondary school iiiii !~ ~ 1 1!1 1 , - .. Panamanian, would require Senate confirmation The latest round of direct mail solicitations students In Peking, for one serious example, and be "directed" by the U.S. Secretary of carries a new line atop the first page of the letmany were unable to explain satisfactorily the Defense. In time of peril, a U.S. military officer 9 ter: "Jimmy Carter - Washington, D.C." and differences between capitalism and Marxism would control the Canal in violation of the treaty. name of the real sponsor of the mailing, the_____________________________________________________________________ and the numerous advantages of the latter. But the Murphy bill's depart ure from adDemocratic party, appears in prominent type at The test result, as reported in The New York ministration wishes and general understandings the bottom of that page. Times, Is not an isolated development but BUSINESS WORLD symptomatic of a widespread loss of enthusiasm with Panama is pale compared with a bill, H.R. for the class struggle and growing interest in a 1958, sponsored by Rep. George Hansen, R-Idaho, a Legislators serving the supposedly eronomyhigher-c lass standard of living. The Chinese bitter enemy of the treaties. The Hansen measure, minded 96th Congress contin ue to tak out of both leaders hi p's highly publicized recent contacts which already has almost 200 co-sponsors, would sides of their mouths, promising to cut tes and $ with the West apparently have made the folks prescribe Canal operating conditions and ensure the federal budget while simultaneously back home vividly aware that there can be more By LeROY POPE that all costs of transferring ownership will be bragging about the expensive federal programs Studies of these rhythms In the 1950s produced to the good life than dialectic. UPI Business Writer the parallel discoveries that accident rates, borne by Panama. they have attracted to their states and districts. To get them back into acceptable socialist be, NEW YORK (UPI) The most recent example involves Sen. Factory production In alcoholism and other undesirable factors were the Chinese press and radio have launched a Earlier this spring in a spiteful example of Richard S. Schweiker, R.Pa., who introduced some companies is being shifted to night more prevalent among night workers than day propaganda campaign stressing the great tinjuvenile muscle-flexing designed to humiliate and legislation to limit the growth of federal spen- operations to take advantage of lower Off-Peak workers. provements In the People's Republic over the antagonize Panamanians, the House pointedly power rates, but It's a change not to-be made Employee reluctance to move to the night shift bad old days of pee-communist China. The removed $2.7 million in arms aid to Panama from ding onserious the grounds Congress mustcutting be back lightly. also has to be overcome, about that fighting Inflation, problem is that the segment of the population at It Is net yet po*hts to Ut the dW but the foreign military assistance bill, repudiating a t.dsat s9evI AM bdonaing the bsdst." irord Meter co tetd KWas 1$ get. III result. wctsus csmpstijt ii dir.et.d, Us born U.S. pledge made d uring the treaty negotiations. Explained Schweiker: "There has been no the trend has been noted by Norman Industries, from night AIM worker, In Chicago but It took the Communist takeover, who happen to be the But congressmen do not bear all the blame for clearer mandate from the American people In a Chicago management consulting firm, and unflagging management attention to accomplish majority, has no recollection of the old days. recent years than their desire to balance the National Utility Service of New York, which It. The key to success is being careful in choosing Instead, they have rising expectations thanks to this latest Canal polemic. Treaty opponents have handles electric rate problems for large con- what kind of worker to put on the night shift, said Peking's sudden recognition of the rest of the budget, limit government spending been aroused by a report that Panama plans to levy and cut sumers all over the world. tans Ford supervisor Al Potter. The personnel office world and only the pervasive grayness of today's a confiscatory tax on U.S. businesses in the soon-to-. Is known that only about 20 percent of all must choose people who are highly motivated, proletarian China to compare with the newly But the Coalition of American Public be dissolved Canal Zone, retroactive to 1903 and by Kiven's TV cameras dealt In the main with less precelved delights of Western life. Employees discovered that only one month factory output in the United States and Europe Panamanian claims to moveable U.S. property. sophisticated but equally difficult problems to earlier the senator distributed to his constituents presently is accomplished on the night shift, It's a serious problem for the Chinese Viewing the destructive Hansen-bill alternative, Neither of the two firms could estimate how handle — drinking on the job, sleeping on the job, establishment. First wall posters and foreign a newsletter "proudly citing his raids on pork much a company might save by shifting sloppy work, failure to live up to work rules, tourists, and t he next thing you know bl ue jeans barrel." the administration, through its spokesmen, has production to the night shift. National Utility pilferage and vandalism, Economizer Schweiker boasted of his role and skateboards. said it can live with the Murphy bill as a substitute said every case would be different. But perhaps Peking might try looking at it this for its own. Inasmuch as informed observers securing for Pennsylvania federal funds to Service Obviously, the savings must be substantial If finance a $10 million highway bypass, a $7.8 In one milk processing plant, the cameras way. Western societies, after all, have been believe only the Murphy version has a chance of theyare to offset the pay differentials for night revealed the whole work force, which was sop- worried about their younger generations for million lock and dam project and $5 million for passage, the White House would, it seems to US, be and overn ht wo at prevail In many InPosed to start at 4 a.m., wasn't showing ig rk th up river and beach anti-erosion projects. dustries. Almost bo'clock. The entire shift ln another Plant generations. That China should now be doing so, wise to organize support for it when it reaches the after of opening Its door, be There Is another serious problem, says was starting 15 minutes late and quittIng 10 takenand asso anshortly Indication how rapidly it can is sue. House floor within the next few days, instead of ___ After almost a decade of intensive lobbying, President Norman Kim of the Chicago firm: minutes early. merely acquiescing In unrealistic hopes for ceeding in its goal of catching up with the West. the nation's biggest marketers of soft drinks the sloppy attitude towards productivity 01 UWIY something better. These were In companies where assembly In something of a contemporary variation on believe they have lined up a majority In both workers and even supervisors on the night production line actually was measured In worker the old one about Mohammed and the mountain,: Meanwhile, it would be helpful all around If the Kivens company has been Uilfl concealed houses of Congress to gain special immunity time put in. In the second plant, the trouble a Saudi prince says he Intends to solve his arid State Department could persuade Panama to television cameras to monitor performance of stem from federal antlrust laws. a supervisor who drank on th e country's water problem by going to a source desist from its own muscle flexing and obtain some thenightahift in factories. Heuyitheresults act the where there The political struggle began in 1971, when the confirm the old saying that in many compsnialia job. The TV camera caught him In are literally mountains of It reassurances about Panamanian intentions with a vending machine. hIdi staff of the Federal Trade Commission charged the night shift is "out of sight and out of respect to U.S. interests, In a straight assembly line operation, losses of Specifically, Prince Mohamm ed Al Faisal, a The question of a phased ceding of American that the major producers of carbonated soft and the productivity of night workers low even a few minutes for an entire shift can be businessman and banker, is planni ng to tow drinks violated the anti-trust statues through the relative to that of day workers. control of the Canal to Panama by the year 2(X$) use of unique franchising arranginents. serious, Kimsaid, gnn off by only a few 44Jc icebergs through the Indian Ocean and admitted to honest, deeply felt differences In He conceded there are biological and workers can force the line to be slowed or even Red Sea to the Saudi coast where their meltIn return for the right to distribute Coca Cola, psychological reasons for this that have to be stopped cold. The losses can be serious even in down,Uyou'flpardon tbe coun try. But once the agreed-on treaties were ., could yield Pepsi Cela and other nationally advertised overcome. Chief of these Is the clrradian rhyth. shift forces as_nllu 30 or 30, he said. a waterfiow estimated at many times that of signed and ratified, they became the solemn of soda, owned local m,"the internal body dock that nun tocge considering moving Output to the neighboring Egypt's life-giving Nile River. obligation of the United States. In the end, the bottling companies must accept strictly enforced that human efficiency Is Creat ed In the daylight nightCp.nie. shift mud take all these factors hi account, Saudi food production would triple and the desert House of Representatives has no constitutional limitations on their marketing territory. hours." Kim said. be made to bloom. alternative but to honor the spirit and letter of that pledge. Moreover, the current attempts by JACK ANDERSON congressmen to contravene the Panama Canal treaties threaten to forefelt one of the largest U. S. considerations, for which we paid so high a price, and that is a better and long-lasting footing with our Latin American neighbors. IN 1'D.BL.E. Af'Au 'W ick I ODU 60, Ch i It1CCVv4. T4$'PA Y ffOJNPA Whether it be short, long or in between we can help you look right for any scenel CALL 322.3914 F VIEWPOINT ANGLE.WALTERS us its as - ;* . 1 1 1 11 1 u dI I~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i..'.ia a. ____ ca, 010SA060III .. "Frankly, I'm getting tired of wailing for greatness to be thrust upon me." . _— - sugarkeiketry sjyIte,theu.skrt $374.6 mama lid year. - -- ..•-. - --, .. -•.. . . 1 -• — .• —. S., - • prices. .-- - -. •4___ -I- if elly mysterious. - - ---.. - _-• • .- --. -.,... •-.-- • - — •• - oi , ' it 'L S JP ~~~ .~, .W K*=400 , ,_ - __ . TIJNL IT YOURSELF ' ..•' • (5 'V , .,:,,.,,. , -, 4 RESI'IL . .... 0 - 'NES P I, . 4, i _V • , ~, ..,~T 1/, f iii. LIKF nEW I P. s= M= PARTS :igrd MAU1t4E SHOP 15 2?2 Phone 122 O8 ' SanordJ - NOW OPEN fF i Nature's Way • —. .*•_z•_ . , ~ 11!4 qw , 17. I - , — ,,•, rTv ••( I • " )400 STYLE HAIR('ITf , 32" ,.' . - 14 , 7 X .VN f ' L1 •' / \ -. , . .$ III, ' :. miNis ( wi " I..' '.I- L i. r _ COMMERCIAL,-,I LAWN & ORNAMENTALS TERMITE 1, . • - ~~II 46 ~4 ~~'~71 LA • •.• ,., 'XON AUTO I. _~ - .2' ___________ . ..•" .•-..,, '.. . I • .. • , '- % '-•, S. (V rJjTJ'iTITJ'iI 1,1...i 7JJ00 do ta \ w- ROPHIES I '/ . w ,_0. 14 k . . Janet Juliano and Rosa Ferragut, of :Iteratioiis by Rosa. Alterations By Rosa i 9\JZvINo • L2\ LONOWOOD SQUARE 1 Block South of 434 on SR 437 LONG WOO D 4 'rtii J'ff pti 1H! USEDFUINITUI5 'jJ4'l- .L1t ,Ujllr . '01 I I*2, .I ,j' 1 ' - .L,_ _ 1. V ! C . .,- .1 1 - ,,, .— r;AIRCUTS ALT ' . ) U SPECI Y! If you discover in the morning now retired (rout the strt'unt. Everything from racing plenty of parking spaces in 5 00 .. silks and motorcycle pants to front of the shop, which is the outfit you planned to wear to sport of jai alai to ikvute $ himself as an to his practice 'j _____ ____ wedding gowns have been operated by Rosa Ferrugut and a party that night has popped ,. -. •. • out at the seams, bring it to optician. brought to Alterations by Rosa Janet Juliano. 1 $ u.. t Janet has also lived in tIit' Don't discard articles of Rosa's, there is no extra charge for repairs and alterations . ' I 4' area for 11 years and met Rosa lt/ '' since the shop was opened in the men's or women's clothing, for one-day service, ______________________________ NI .\ Ii LA U I Y SALON t:' Rosa does not confine her when they moved across the .'!l ti 434 Shopping Center in because of fashion's whims or I'. 'I O ncr the tact that you have gained or efforts to clothing, - she will street from each other. Later I.ngwood,on April 1. \ MARY 11~ p,; ,,t,' ' Word of Rosa's ability to cope lost afew pounds, bring them to shorten curtaIns and drapes, they worked togeTher in a local' . makc piilos, s11s, .uid dust dry eltaning establishment. with such challenges promptly Alterations by Irosa 'One day we just decided we She will shorten or lengthen ruffles. and skillfully has caused customers to beat a path to her hems, re-do dresses changing Rosa was bunt in Italy, but might as well go into the -—------------__________________ * C U STOM door...one that's not that easy to necklines or converting dresses Came to the United States from alterations business, so we did M FIB ERG I ASS REPAIRS find. Rosa's Is located in the into blouses. She also repairs or Spain with her jai-alai player it," said Janet. The Shot) is open M('niLa, rear of the building on the east alters men's jackets, pants and husband, Rafael, first in 1966. BU ILT ) f' CANO E S . . side of the 434 Center on Route shirts. They moved here pennanently through Friday, 9 ant. to . B V HA ND NI) 434, around the corner from Zippers broken? Bring them In 1968 after their twin p.m. and Saturday, 9 am. it' .. . : I. FISH ING BOATS ADV.'. Personally Your's. There are to Rosa's for repair. daughters were born. Rafael is pun. ,- • • • •• -• • I ".. . • " ' '.. '.' • ' . FOAMCUTTOORDIR PH. 322-2117 a - . . NIX BEDDING a UPHOLSTERY Serving The Area For 25 Years. 709 E. CELERY AVE. . I .' REMNANTS FREE ESTIMATE5NO OBLIGATION MU III ~, L - .-". -, , MEASURE FOR YOUR RODS 'WOVEN WOOD SHADES 'SLIP COVERS 'ALTERATIONS (Drapery a. Clothing) ru17rwli $ ~ ,'~,f~ :~ .. ,1It-i..r1i . `, I ? I ,;,,1 . ). ;~,, — ,.' . ! * 'L ~jIi:..siL'. _ AStitchIn Time Saves 901 'DRAPERIES MADE TO iti - - '.. FREE . '. ,. . ".'' 1 - SANFORD - - ' - .' - • 12 .. . &PAINT PAINT SUPPLIES • SANFORD 310MAGNOLIA 333.4477 SPECIALS 'CHECK AND CHARGE $795 Air Conditioning Tune-Up I £ PLUS PARTS ew Batteries INSTALLED 25!D UP 10 PCT. DISCOUNT TO SENIOR CITIZENS ON COMPLETED WORK Lindy's AUTO CENTER H WY 17.92 AT LAKE MARY BLVD. 322-290 SANFORD ;','• 194 11hen 4f _. Wilt • ,I:. hak "'XNY LIVING al 1 '' c&Akh C*eb ROOM, DINING AREA & HALL 539.9$ 33949 YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY DIALER Ei CIRPET 10, FLY, :a FRMN FREE E$TIMATE$ • CALL ANY TiME 1101%tTt a V I- M. Sue Riley & hb Larry F. S)erer John Martins & wt Teresa to to Kanaya H. Raisinghani, sg., Lot Charles W. Dearotf& wf Victoria D., 183 Lake Harriet Ests., 128.166. Lot 282 less S 4', & less N 23'. Queens Albert Dingle & WI Una to Don D. Mirror So. Addn CB. $37,000. Jack Q. Bartlett & wf Sandra to Dingeel *1 Catherine, Lot 9, BIk o, Robert C. Demmei& WI Patricia, Lt Camelot Unit 1 130300 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec Kamenoff Dcv., Inc. to Charles P Guerin & wf Lida N., Lot 44, Fox. 11 166,500. Headland, Inc. to Falcon Dcv. Co.. wood, Ph. I, $55,200. BMA Prop., Inc. to H. Richard Lot 20 Fox Run s d, $3,000. David A. Theis & WI Margarett M. Johnson & Jill, LI IN Lake of the Woods Townhouse, Sec. L 156.666. to Joe L. Lynch & WI Grenda, Lot 1, Frank W. Fullmer Jr., sgl to wp Spring Oaks, $53,900. Mary Sue Love, sgl to Richard K. Fed., Lot 1 & N 36.36, of 2 BIk D, Seminole Terr., Rept, et al., 20 Marks (married) & Shirley M. O'Neal, wid., Lot 28, BIk A, parcels, $49,500. H. Miller & Sons Cr1,. Inc. to Lakewood Shores, $56,000. Myers Van Buren II. sgl., Lot 74 San Devex, inc. to Thomas F. Le Sebastian His., Un. 3, $49,600. Blanc & WI. Nina L. Lt 101 Jennifer Timothy 0. bole & wt Pamela to Ests. $71,400. Bruce L. Peterson & WI Mary Ann, Polyak Corp to Thomas E. Condon Lot 3. Villa Brantley, & WI. Marilyn, Lt 5, Weklva Hills, Charles B. Pyle, sg to Claude F. SEC. Seven $77,900. Winningham Jr. & WI Lynda L., Apt Vann A. Rollins & wf. Deborah 1 Unit 7, Blk B. Cherrywood Gardens, Richard W. Massong & wf. Lucille I $30,000. LI 3, Wekiva Hills, Sec. One. $7$ Henry F. Jackson to James Wilde The Greater Constr. Corp to Glenn (married) & Ray E. Whitaker, A. Zink & wf. Cecile C. LI 261, (married). N 264' of S 52$ of Govt. Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt SEC 2 Lot 2, Sec 25.20.30 (less part) etc., $57,700. $11,900. Christopher J. Esbensen & WI. WD) Henry F. Jackson & WI Donna to George A. Salmons & WI' Phyllis to James Wild I Ray E. Karen, Lt 105, Casa Aloma $56,900. Whitaker same as above, $100. (QCD) John Q. Gill. sgl & James Adeline Bond, sql to Douglas M. Jensen & WI Leslie, N 350' of W 121/1 s Medill to John Q. Gill, sql. & James S. Medill, sql. Lts 7,8 & 9, blk cIt. of SW 14 of S E 1/4 of Sec. 263130, F. Tr. Six Sanlando Springs, $100. less part, $9,000. Grace Prop. Inc. to Sandra Moye, Marion Hartsook (married) to Un. 300 H Altamonte Ilts., $19,900. Norah L. Tolkion (married), Lot 7, Roberta A. McFarland, s91 to Lois St. Johns Village, 2nd Rev., $100. R. Decker I Jeanne Willis, Jt. ten. Mabel Washington 1. Curtiss Rambeau, sql. to Floyd Childs Jr. & apt Unit 101 Bldg. I. Crown Oaks. WI Margaret H., Lot 15, Keruy's $34,600, Roy P. Gifford & wf. Vera to Addn Midway, $1,000. Donald E. Stevens & WI. Janet I., LI Jack M. Grindle & WI Barbara to 12 (loss SlSO')blkl, West Wildmere, Eli:. Biackard & Donna C. Swalt. 13,000. ney, igl., Commence at SE cor. of SW/4 of SE¼ of Sec. 142029, Jerry N. Lloyd & wt. Susan to $891900. RalphL.Mangino&wt. Mary A., W Lytle B. Tulbert & Grace to 41.7' of Lot 6 & F 41.' of 7 blk 61, Donald C. Springer 1*1 Mildred M., Sanlando The Sub. Beaut., Palm Springs Sec. S47,00Q. N200'ofS4fl.4,ofWIOAacr.sof60 acre tr. of water and land etc., Ann M. Pierro, sql to Mildred P9.000. Loving, sql. Un. 234, Village of Gregory J. Esser 1. WI Debra to Wlndmeadows No. I. $42,500. Wm. D. Risk. & wf Karen M., Lt S. Aquarius Land Co., Inc. to Son Ok 81k E, Little Wekiva Ests., No. One, Kim Chin, Lt 101 F. 12' 019, bk Longwood Park. $4400. Raymond I. Latham Sr. I WI (QCO) John T. Bunton II 1 WI. Shirley to James M. Barton & WI Jacqueline to John I. Bunton II Lot $01 BIk A, Jamestown Village, Un. 1. Lolls, Lot 24, BIk 6, 8*1 Air sd, $12,000. $41300. Vidwis Tipple, sgl to Robert T. Cameron-Brown inv. Group to Kennsd, Jr. &wf Lori 0., LI 1, 81k 6, Hubert N. Earley, Beg. SE cot. of North Orlando Ranches, SEC 112.3 Lake Rico. Park, SUAC. Tompkins Div. to Charles M. etc. 80.804 ml of cal $233,000. WIIWer Spgs Div. to Nader Conatr. Smith III WI Pamela M., Lot 3,81k I, North On. Ranches, SK s, Colnc.,Lts47.51,Tuscawilla, Unit ö. $42,900, 154000. Tompkins Dev. to Carl Wilson 1. 8.1 Airs Homes Inc. to John H. Hughes & wf. Margaret C. Lot 71 8*1 *1 Lillian, U 15, Garden Lake Ests., Unit One, $51,900. Airs Hills Unit One. $45,800, 0 -I- _ -1 S W-1' Al R I 10 14 I i' III) iIi F VA i; SANl- Oi A ',,, PO RI e I %A11110 11171 a 165,000. N • "tU"b(' Yl!!f RUDGET Sf::i: U3t\T il- pg%n Benlamin Moore Paints Pen Paints GLASS & PAINT SUhWUh COMPANY, INC. . .i • 11 A COMPLETE LINE — ______ . ..s PEST CONTROL DICK BEADLES OWNER-OPERATOR PHONE 305322.5846 MONTHLY PEST CONTROL — _________ IllS is . ;1 I . to %..4 DICK BEADLES Coke Is Sweet, Sugar Producers Sour l till • ' i,uU I, .. RESIDENTIAL , 1 'u dI fa t r, `lI' 'fl\ 116 - — "e' u'Iti "Our Satisfied Patrons Today AreTomorrow's Customers" 1 16 S. Palmetto Ave. Downtown Sanford . _ ___ WASHINGTON Jimmy Carter'i The Atlenta.bseed soft drink colossus was soft drink in dustry's bubbling profits. The higher PPJ= PROBE: IUc)ijrij Nixon's White protestations of concern for the little man have und.ntandabIytnthe1oA1r$01thettr.e-y4sr tariff was considered vital to domestic sugar House investigators were as notorious for their failed to worry Big Business - and with good ft& against the sugar tariff hiesius. N one producers, and one goveru study concluded Incompetence as their boss was for his r.uin. Many Will corporations are booming point, according to Time ma(, CocaCola's III it was "wilikily any Mgnlflcai* qnMtt1e, 01 detestation of the press. Thus there Is a certain imdsr the Carter admInistratIon, chief purchaser, JohnMom, threatened to "call sugar would be grown In the United States if pathetic humor in a memo that was recently Oil profits are soaring; the nation's bankers In a few cliii and have the preldist veto the Amer1iprducan hod tocoinpeeonthe open shown to us. are In clover, Prices the eorn.r pays forge farm bill" that contained the sugar price like, world mubt with mar produced with cheap Dated Aug. 13, 196$ seven mo,*bs after. steaft upward. Mount says he cast remember mabbig such a tropical labor under subsidy In other coustries." Nixon took office - the memo w There is one exception to the hula'$o'y If the - or UXJ$ - could but the W&I dOis Iiidisd 140111 $tMIOflS!7 Md burl the typed neme (but spir al that every grocery shopper baa noticed: I cop,, ablybscusdasther.ofJai it Is I1I4 alarming slWie of not the signature) of Peter Fldg ,tI was. Theprlceofaugarhasplimimet.dinthelastflv, and pliltiCal help Cob Md Ms xcett,ii 5STS W4woaldtlWOWthoMdeOl*ofworkMd then a special aesidant to the prseIdent. years Jk=Y Carter In is guberastoiW cempalges AN more than MIS MOM to our trade deficit. ,, We have a quid effort underway to deter-: Ironically, the depr,ulon Co,teraatakecr.ditforkeeping.ugar prices and his rim for the White House is Iflim whit the ownership of the W'hlngton Star Not surprisingly, the White House vabimidly ow. Lid year, in a bitter costgreulonal battle, occurring at the very time the $ov.rnnierg is is," the memo dates. Though the Star's cor succeeded In blocking denhesaa3r"CokecoslnectIen"wuInvolvsdlnfts c 114 g en auger producers to begin _____ the administration porte makeup waan't one of the most closely1 kg$slaI$i that would have raised the tariffs on cWlpsigfl against the m4ar tariff Increase alcabsi fuels. Raw sugar Is one I gus dowrin" secrets in W"iiI'igton, Nixon's alhe. reidhis materials with which to imported sugar. The harsh Impact 01 the chespeugar policy is reu& our oil food it a real dumper. Ilcobol fail. which csu ug A vidory for the cilUomer? In a modest way, being felt, niesnwhl1e In the ____ "So far," the m.nio confeeses, "we have been bfl$IOft& for Big us Md but lndiutry mpidthrieysar., In yuBatanevenbiggervldcry B Inui —andmaflrminpsrticular: Jimmy Carters 10 major r.sr1es In L.''e have folded:th tact, the IMMM Mets go,s,pm,at Is theiraor... Iwoeryg old corporat, angel, Coca-Cola. The cat**- nine 01 the 10 r-""'1 are "-'c'* shaky, c"rigamaepregrom to mm some to the majorquegiies, that Is, what are lbs barely per. our sources report. In the Northwest, four major pod tarf would have made a to aStihol Varicia ownerp_oeaitlsss in. the ceptibie dent In the averag, family's food sugar bed refineries hive abet down. 11 "111111. Me is r.ed that have abet Obviously, t is rather c-n"eati The General Accoating O(Boe reports that inast; br* It would lieve cod Coke and other ee.putit}en would cod of fe j , "ntatl defaults on 111111 111110100111 less. (to N_i1 tIsrI ninligli. of oiiars. mire Om $MI rilir to replace. The memo turned up In the law omce I & • CocaCak Is the WLi''s biid sugar con- 4gma4I ug producers) are occurring - a crs in ry Is net (le.Rhyne, a lawyer and old ached bido1 ii aar prices dropped from a peak result 01 low-cat luger imports." iha Iai1 "'-v; it's the rid Nina's, Both he an, of96ceitsapoandinW74tokusthmllceataa Depurtaid reports t 4,960 sugar we,tors boo.j*of, 1 pound today. Messwhis, Coke's net profits In have been laid ON In the pid es ML am111 1 1 1 , Wdnd 6111111 Md 11111111111111111I I the apparid inv'r5Im 01 the * .. From l.aii theUni&sd1Iatssressfrim$*mIlIk1n1fl4to to to 01111I the U.S. usuldueppstalprrccdim uiusU.&*gar a 'Ma haN seppsrtjr , iec$tefly) II - Barbara's Unis•x Hair Styling — ffII y I f. BUMPS OAM'! . ShiftChange May Save I] to is John, ",Thompson ,w i I U lip Hem1d A DV E R TI S I N G i v,'y , r'- 'p By II . ........ .. .. .11 ! ~ 4, r7i__F_~ OAR BAR A.JOHNE TIE R ICK Tues. tttru Fr. 9.5, Sat. $2 Wed. & Thurs. Evening Appt. — JAP I rr .•, MUVIP( I ISINti FOR APPOINTMENT rob m Retired BERRY'S WORLD 4 - It's Time To Meet • HerAd AdvertiserJJ START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Departmentof THE GROW! 869-1602 AftIflTIeIkIf f% 41UI - WE SERVICE ALL MAKES" WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor PONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 979 — SA i'•'day My IS O'' T.V. 411.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611or 831-9993 Tuesday, May 15, 1979-4A (USPS David T Cissel & wt. Leocadia to Robert W Itecknell & wt. Helen. Lt 172 Longdaie First Addn 133000 Raymond A Parkins, Jr Ind. & Tr. to Patrick M. Morely. S 729 4' of SE'i of SW'a SEC 31 21 31 etc 134,000 Raymond A Perkins, Jr. Ind. & Tr. to Patrick Morely S 729.4 of SE 1 1 of SW'4 SEC. 3121 31 etc 134,000. Raymond A. Parkins, Jr. Ind & Tr. to Paul D. Heidrich, Jr & H Arlene Mc Far land, P. Ten,, N 2294' of S 458.8' of SE' 4 of SW' 4 of SEC 31 7131 etc. $40,000. Lewis J. Tanner & WI. Mary V. to Ambros J. Terry & wt. Wanda I Lot 2. blk D, Walker Addn As, 137.500. Herman Fields & WI. Bobbie J To Beatrice N. Jackson part marked Reserved f or Golf Course, Ir. 39 Sanlando Spqs. $25300. Deccatexine Constr. Corp to Norman V. Ware & WI. Patricia A Lot 3. Jennifer Ests, $78,900. Hector M Aviles & WI. Ellen to Robert W Moore (Married) & Jimmy L Moore (Married) Lt 57 The Colonnades, Third Sec. $24,600. (QCD) Howell Branch Land Co. to Forrest L. & Malone M. Vandivier SEC 2671 30, Beg 491,2' N of W'4 cot. run E 186, 69' N 287' W 145 N 125.13' NW on curve to beg. $100. WD) Melvin L. Lucas tj Linda Sue Lucas N7l7'ofSS$608'ofW700' of E 665.3' of WII of Gv Lt I, SEC 25 19.29. 5100. Olin Amer. Homes Fl., Inc. to James Falkenbvrg&wI. Linda K. LI It. blk 6. Sterling Park Un 1 $46900 Albert C. Forster, Jr. & wf. Lillian to Betty Jane Zorian, Un. 12, 61. A. Cherrywood Gardens, $33,000. George W. Beard & WI. Bertha to Walter J. Townsend, Jr. & WI. Joan. Lot 16, blk $7. Sanlando The Sub. Beaut., All. Sec. $30,000. Robert M. Miller to Robert M. Miller & Mildred S. Wang ten. in Common Un. 101 Bldg. S. Crown Oaki First Addn. $37,000. ' No Robert H samn, a. .st ,,rol to Thomas 0 Haskett & wt Nor,,,,, I. Li 75, Indian Hills, tin 1, $5550(1 Ronald J Morose A Al,' Finkelstein to Wm 0(fy & wI Evelyn, III, bik A, North On Turn SEC 8 Un 2 134500 Cam Corp to CEOCO (oust, Inc Lt .14, Sky Lark in the Wo(x1, Lts 1311 & IS. blk K. Sky Lark -, 370.000 River Run Inc to Ilit' (,r,'i', Constr Corp, Lots 40, Al. 4/, 4' 44 108. lii, ItS, 118 River Rut,, wc Three, 191.800 The Greater COrISIr ( ors) 'v Mmes A. Simmons, sql Lot 0/ River Run Sec Three ¶53.400 Greater Constr Corp toin Gianotti & WI M.,rqor.'t A Lot ,i River Run Sec Three 350,900 AIpI,.I II Dcv to Clarence E Brown A wt Johann,, M Lt 27. Ilk A. Coach Light Ests $83.900 The Greater Constr Corp to M,,. Lieberman A WI Estelle 1' tot ,o Sausalito Sec Three $54.400 Cameron Brown In v Grop to ia Power Corp From SE (or of North Orl Ranches, Sec I etc 11 / 500 acres m I 350,000 Claramae R. Jones & hO Bunion to Lawrence L Lidfeldt&wf, Sherry A LI 121 Winsor Manor, 1s1 Add n 16.1,400 Morton Builders Inc. to Robert A Cruikshank & wt. Eliz. P. Lt B? Jennifer E%tSL $16,500 Einheit Constr, to Dennis L Jarvie & WI. Barbara L LI 15, Carolyn Ests. $16,300 Sutton & Sons Inc. to Mathaei L Adams&wf,M, Astrid Lt4lWckiva Hills, Sec. 8. $85,600. Richard E. Kisling & WI. Nancy to Edward S. Wilush & WI. Sherry L Lot 72 Tuscawilla, Unit 1 WS. Greenwood Lakes to Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. Lot 7 blk A, Greenwood Lakes, Un..?, $8,800. The Babcock Co. to Denis Jessen sgl. Lot 223, Windward Square, SEC. Three. $41,400. ' . SERVICE ALL MAKES MAJOR APPLIANCES 3270536 WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS VOID AFTER MAY IC - 322-5403 . i AL,Llf ~ 411?t - ME N S • A,'() P/, NS 'i( till I) R F N' S 'itt')(., ek 'J).M IAI(.ORINC., •l)RAPERY p F AE5 BrLL [IUITO,? oft tC.i'T WTt' '05\ LN1EM g t HU'ICi 0 tUtIC,,'lOOi) (ANi !'/dSS --- '--...,—,, -...,.--- Thk3 . 581.600. fL"'. .Icrt .......... & - THIS COUPON 25% off Service Call WITH M&G Appliance, Inc. PHONE _ • NUIDW - —'..- l'el: Is - The Car .• Jack Owrcc... Vl Poor Juck HE TIIOUGIIE HE ,...'t.. COMI'LETELY COVI , DON'T BE A 110014JACI , ,. DROP IN IODAY FOR A .?i4 FREE. NO OBLIGATION PROFESS 5. EVCLUATION OF YOUR 1NSUR4NCr COVE RAGE. .. WE MAY hi ANt U I: OF I [0 iOU BETTER r'4,' N YOU ARE COVERAGE r-n NOW PAYINo . ' . - •' - ° . 1' * - It , .' BL A YLI AGENCY I 323 - 771U 251OA OAK AVE fHONE 323•3866 SANFORD �-.- UVon -IngrJIcnid 4114$) 3(X)N.FRENCHAVE.,SANFoRD,F.3m1 Area Code 305-322-11 or 6314993 Tuesday, May 15, 1979-4A NoL one asked me, but: —it will take until the year 1982 to make up all those Little League baseball games we lost in the last two weeks, and no matter bow green your grass is, the "ah ah-ah—swlng batter!" somid will be louder than ever. Thlsralnyseasonrernlndsmeofwhatlmlssleast about living in a house. It Is reiterated every time I look out my apartment window and see the lawn being mowed. —Get those bibs ready! The Lyman High athletic department will be handing out athletic awards over spaghetti supper this Thursday night. They dart dishing out meatballs at 5:30. Tickets are $1.50 for adults and a buck for the kiddies. The following Thursday night tie menu Is pan- Around 9 muwus WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G IOR DANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director _____ . _____ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $360. By Mail: Week 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. - The It's Ti ome To Meet Cl ock By JIM HAYNES ---_ ..-------!NNW an intrasquad football cakes followed by game. When the Senate ratified the Panama Canal treaties in April a year ago, certain elements In the House of Representatives, resentful at their con161i stitutional exclusion from the treaty process, warned they would get In their licks at the time appropriations would be needed to fund the im m c k arrangements. With the treaties due to go into effect on October 1, the time has come to implement them and the congressmen are making good their threat with a vengeance. Suddenly the Panama Canal is back WASHINGTON (NEA) - The Democratic with us as a full-blown controversy. The Carter partyand President Carter have quietly administration's implementation bill, which would abandoned a highly questionable fund-raising provide funds to rearrange military installations device - the use of simulated White House and establish a quasi-governmental corporation to stationery to solicit political contributions. administer the Canal for the next 20 years, was wiie the Democratic National Committee ambushed almost as soon as it arrived from the earlier this year mailed out thousands of letters . i 9 e" Retired a OUTDOORS 35AiiAN SQUARE SR 434 at 436 Whether it be short, b. 110 ____ - __ - BERRY'S WORLD S. I I . I .. .Proucérs . . . ".. . . . . __ Sour :; I ______ . I 5 •; .5. . Of pw.r,JsheNsed, 1—'s babies in a few cs ad how ptr' II. "call w usU hem 11 Veiled Slides if p'iIIc husner hi a mthat w ricedly are iserings lbs uts the Aaerkapfldaunhedtocestheop. wu to us. are 11 d&wi. 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S --- __ S • S . ___ £-&-- A *1W. 11 , pm** FtanhIy I'm getting f/rid 01 w11/ng ft., .• I. . 04 - • __ • ______ ____ • ___ _____ • L_ - _ r . j. :. I:t'r% If .5 . - - L. J i 1IIXON AUTO PARTS and MACHINE SHOP S E —' V V - ,, I') i,p' ..-...-.- Ir1 !J1I RR7 I'YUl 'MM USIa PUIII. NEflJ .POAMCUT TOOnDIR. EM1JANTS FREE ESTIMATES—NO OBLIGATION NIX .(l j BEDDING a UPHOLSTERY Serving The Area For 25 Years. 709 E. CELERY AVE. PH. 322-2117 1.:li *- . . _____ P AIN T SANFORD 014.0 11, i 11 ________ 210 MAGNOLIA COMPANY, INC. SANFORD 3214622 - 1111111111 111111111 SPECIALS No S bi5 Word ofRosa'sabllityto cope. lost a few pounds, bring them to with such challenges promptly Alterations by Rosa. and skillfully has caused customers to beat a path to her door ... one that's not that easy to find. Rosa's Is located In the rear of the building on the east side of the 434 Center on Route 434, around the corner from ) Tune-Up Tun sIr PARTS ew Batteries INSTALLS 0 $25" AND UP IS PCT. DISCOUNT TO SINIOR CITIZUNS ON COMPLITUD WORK Llndy's SANFORD 5 - .1 . , . ' hni4ø., __._ nasa vt •0 "One ilnv we lust .• ,Iet'itId p.m. - Ihverty Seibert, Owner S- 1 .i .) • S--_- ML PIKE[) WITHIN AI R11010 BOULEVA RD SANFORD AIRPORT LILOGS - BUILT BY HAND YOUR BUDGET Tel: 322-5403 11 j. Robert H. Sands & wt, Carol to Thomas D. Haskett & M. Norma L. Lt 25, Indian Hills, 7, 558,500, Ronald J. Marose & Ale Finkelstein to Wm. Cady WI. Evelyn, Lt 4, blk A, North On, Terr., 134.000. SEC 8 Un. 2 Raymond A. Perkins, Jr. In & Cam Corp. to CEUCO Constr, Tr. to Patrick Morely S 229.1 ' of Inc., Lt 11, Sky Lark in the Woods. SE¼ of SWI/4 SEC. 312131 etc Us 13 II & IS, blk K. Sky Lark s ct - __ ___W ____ tin. 135.000, *MEN'S* WOMEN'S *CHILDREN'S & • R ESTY LI NG •( U. TOM JA It. OR ING C DRAPERY S FLARES d. B [ L L BO rroMs GET STRMGHT WITH ROSA ( _________ 531.000. SR 414 CENTER LONGWOOD E HIND CAN'T MISS , ' 302.21$ ,'• iso,000. . Mabel Washington & Curtiss R. Village, RI., $ Roberta A. McFarland. s91 to Lois Decker & Joanne Willis, It, ten, RasIbeeu, Sol. toFIoydOflIds Jr. & apt Unit 101 Bldg. I, Crown Oaks. I The Car Jack Owned,.. Poor Jack!! , HE THOUGHT HE WAS COMPLETELY COVERED. DON'T BE A POOR JACK DROP IN TODAY FOR A . •' - -. S -- k" I . FREE, NO OBLIGATION PROFESSIONAL EVALUATION . OF YOUR INSURANCE COVERAGE. WE MAY BE ABLE TO OFFER YOU BETTER" COVERAGE FOR I. F SS THAN YOU ARE NOW PAYING. 4i4 - BLAIR AGENCY Olin- Amer. Homes Fl,, Inc. to .larvie & WI. Barbara L. Lt IS, James Falkenburg I wE. Linda K. Lt Carolyn Ests. 576.300. SijIton& Sons Inc. to Macheel L. 11, blk 6. Sterling Park Un. 1 Adams&WI.M. Astrid LtllWekiva $4400. Albert C. Forster, Jr. IWI. Lillian Hills, Sec. I. $55,600. 323-7710 P HO N E 3233$ 2510A OAK AVE SANFORD - , a acre Shirley to James 16. Barren & WI Jacquelini to John T. Station 11 Lot 30lIlkA,Jamestesflvlllag,,Un.1 Lotte, Lot 34, lIko, lot Air s.d SlUR. 54.350. victerl. TWII, sot in Robert T. Cameron.lrowo Inv. Grit', to L.r1 D., Lt ), 51k4. Hubert I. larisy,y,Sag. $5 cu. 01 Lake Iid,s Park. $31,458, Noilt, Orlando Rinches, SIC 1123 Tempkkls Div. Is Charles AL SIC. 55,450 m.l ii ccl. $335,450. ' 25% SIrVICS CalI MIG Appllanci, Inc. SERVICE ALL MAKES MAJOR APPLIANCES 327.0536 ft" IIIWIP.mete 16., Lot 5, But Wuoter$us oft. ps "War coesgr, S. North Orl. leaches. Sec I, COInc.. Us 47.51, Tuscawlhla, UnIt 0. *42.451 TIM$hIS Dew. to Carl Wiliest & WI LUllist, Lt 15, COMM Lake Sits., IIfML lii Airs Homes Inc. to Joke N. Huhs'I WI Margenst C. Lot 71 Iii Airs Hills Unit One. Pils'. WITH THIS COUPON off Will . . MAKE HOUSE CALLS Ii .1 01f - This WI MararsI N., Lot 1$. Keesly's $36400. Roy P. Gifford I WI. Vera to Richard E. Killing & WI. Nancy to Jack M. Gnindie & WI Barbarata Donald 5. Stevens & wt. Janet I., Lt to Betty Jane Zorlan, Un. 12, UI. A. Edward S. Wilush & WI. Sherry L. Ills. Biackard I Donna C. Swell. i2(li5$$150')blk3WI1tWlidVfl5, Chirnywood Gardens, $3,000. George W. Beard & wE. Bertha to Lot 12 Tuscawilla, Unit 7 WS, ray, so., commence ii $ . G# $W¼ 01 11¼ 01 SIC. 14-30.39, Jerry N. Lloyd I wt. SuW to Weltit J. Townsend, Jr. & WI. Joan. $51,600. Greenwood Lakes to Fla. Resicl. $58,900. Ralph L. Mang lnoI wt.Mary ., W Lot 18. blk I?, Sanlando The Sub. Comm., Inc. Lot 7bIk A, Grs*nwood Lytis I. Tutbert & Grace to 41.7' of Lot 61 B 41.9' of? blk 81,. Suut., Alt. Sec. uo,xo. Robert M. Miller to Robert M. Lakes, Un..2, $5,500. Donald C. Sprmneerlwf Mildred At, Sanhando The Sub. BSut., Palm Miller & Mildred S. Wang ten. in The Babcock Co. to Denis Jessen N3SfSs34oIWlO Mass ofoo Springs . tr. of water and land etc., Ann M. Piirro, agi to MIldred Common Un. 101 Bldg. 5, Crown 501. Lot 225, Windward Square, SEC. Three. 547,100. VMs'. Loving, sot. Un. 234, Village ot Oaks First Addn. $37,000. Gregory J. Suer 1 WI Debra to WiflhlIliadewS No. 1.542.150. WM.D.RiokeIWIK.renM.,LtS, AquarlusLanhco.,lnc.to$OJ$Ok 51k 1 Little Wiltiva Sits., No. One, Kim Chin, Lt 1011.12' oft, hk It H $31*. Lonowood Park. $4450. Raymond I. LMM Sr. & WI . (QCD) JOlI T. Sunton II & WI. I '" abeve, Johns C-' pq (QCD) Howell Branch Land Co. to (QCD) Henry F. Jackson. WI Donna to George A. Salmons & WI' Forrest L. IMalone M. Vandivier Claramae R. Jones & hb. Benton Phyllis to James Wild.. & Ray E. Karon, Lt 105, Casa Aloma $58,900. SEC 262130, Beg 491.2' N of W'/, to Lawrence L. Lidfeldt & WI. Sherry Whitakir earne as $100. (QCD) John Q. Gilt, igl I. James cor. run E 116. 69' N 2$1' W 145' N A. Lt 121 Winsor Manor, 1st Add Adellni Bend, sgl to Douglas M. n.$64,400. 135.13' NW on curve to beg. $100. Jensen I WI Leslie, N 330' 01W 1214 S Medill to John Q. Gill, sgl. & Morton Builders Inc. to Robert A. ch. of $wtot (QCD) Melvin L. Lucas to Linda . 28.21.20. Jam,sS.M.dIll,sgI.Ltsl,$&9,blk E. Tr. Six Sanlando Springs, $100. 5ue Lucas N71?'oI55$6.0$'01W300' Cruikshank & wI Eli:. P. Lt 82 $ part, 19M. Grace Prop. Inc. to Sandra Moyc, of EMS.)' of W'/, of Gv Lt I, SEC 25 Jennifer Ests. $76,500. Marion Hartsk (married) to Einheit Constr. to Dennis L. 19.39. $100 . Norah L. Tolkiin (married), Lot 7, Un, 300 H Altamonte Ws., $19,900. Si. 5 SEMOLF BOATS INC. Unit 1, Kamenoff 0ev., Inc. to Charles P. Guerin I *1 Lida N., Lot 41, Fox. wood, Ph. 1 ,$55,200. AMA Prop., Inc. to H. Richard Johnson & Jill, Lt ill Lake of the 120,000. Woods Townhouse, Sic. S. Raymond A. Parkins, Jr. Ind & River Run Inc. to the Greater Tr. to Paul D. Heidrich, Jr. & H. Constr. Corp. Lots 10, II. 12, Frank W. Fullmer Jr., sgl to WP Spring Oaks, $53,900. Mary Sus Love, sgl to Richard K. Fed., Lot i I N X84 Arlene McFarland, Jt. Ten., N 22954' 2 51k D lOS. Ill. 115, III River Run, Sec. iA S 4555' of 5E¼ of SW14 of SEC 31. Three. $91,800. Seminole Tom, RepI, et at., 20 Marks (married) & Shirley M. O'Neal, wid., Lot 7$, Ulk A, 21.31 etc. $40,000. parcels, $49 500 The Greater Constr. Corp to Sons On., Inc. to Lakewood Shores, $58,000. H. Miller Lewis J. Tanner & WI. Mary Y to James A. Simmons, sgl Lot 102 Myers Van Buren II, $gl., Lot 74 San Dives, Inc. to Thomas F. Le Ambros J. Terry & *1. Wanda L. Lot River Run Sec, Three. 133.100 7, blk D. Walker Addn As, No. 2 Sebastian Hts., Un. 3, &R A00. Blanc I WI. Nina L. Lt 107 Jennifer The Greater Constr. Corp to Jack $37,500. TImothy 0. bole I WI Pamela to Ests. $77,400. Glanotti & wt . Margaret A. Lot 91 Bruce L. Petirson IWI Mary Ann, Herman Fields & wf. Bobble J. To Polyak Corp to Thomas E. Condon & WI. Marilyn, Lt S. Wekiva Hills, Beatrice N. Jackson part marked River Run Sec. Three $50,900. Lot), Villa Brantley, 163.000. Alpha II 0ev. to Claren ce E. Reserved for Golf Course, Tr. Charles B. Pyli, sg to Claude F. SEC. Seven $77,900. Brown & wt. Johanna M. Lt 22. blk Spgs. $25,500. Wiivsingham Jr. IWI Lynda L., Apt Vann A. Rollins & WI. Deborah to Sanlando A. Coach Light Ests. 184.900. Unit?, Ilk B. Chirrywood Gardens, Richard W. Massong & *1. Lucille T. Deccalexine Constr. Corp to The Greater Constr. Corp to Max $30,000. Norman V. Ware & WI. Patricia A Lt 3, Welilva Hills, Sec. One. $78,000. Lieberman & wt. Estelle P. Lot 30 Jennifer Ests., 178.900. Henry F. Jack$nto James Wild, TheGreeler Constr. Corp IoGi,nn Sausalito Sec. Three. j8, Hector M. Aviles & WI. Ellen to (married) & Ray E. Whitaker, A. Zink & WI. Cecile C. Lt 281, Camer on Brown Inv. Grop. o Fla. Moore (married), N 264' of S 525 of Govt. Wikiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt SEC 2 Robert W. (Married) & Power Corp. From SE con. ofNorth Jimmy L. Moore (Married ) Lt Lot 2. Sec 2520.30 (less part) etc., $57,700. Orl. Ranches, Sec I. etc. :1 7 500 The Colonnades, Third Sec. $24,600. acres $11,900. ml. Christopher J. Esbensen & WI. Robert C. Demmel & WI Patricia. U Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec $48,500. Headland, Inc. to Falcon 0ev. Co., Lot 20 Fox Run sd, $5,000. David A. Theis & WI Margarett M. to Joe L. Lynch & wI Grenda. Lot 4, )P' ' OMMERCIA1 FISHING BOATS I David T. Cisel 8, wI Leocadla to Robert W. Becknell & M. Helen. Lt 172 L.ongdale First Addn. Raymond A. Parkins, Jr. Ind. & Ti-. to Patrick M. Morely, S 229.4' of SE' of SW'I SEC. 312131 etc. ; , .5 S ___ M. Sue Riley & hb Larry F. Sharer John Martins & WI Teresa to to Kanaya H. Raislnghani, so., Lot Charles W. Dearolfi, WI Victoria 0., 183 Lake Harriet Ests., $25,186. Lot 252 less S 1', & less N 73', Queens Mirror So. Addn CU, $32,000. Albert Dingle 1. WI Una to Don Jack A . Bartlett & wt Sandra to Dingiel WI Catherine, Lot 9, BIk 0, ILOd * CHEROKEE CANOES . SW . J0 fl, ADV. Real Estate Transfers ORY 1 _____________________________ UNISEX BEAUTY SALON S .in * CUSTOM FIBERGLASS REPAIRS through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 They moved here permanently in 1963 after their twin daughters were born. Rafael is . $500 CUTS S.At.iI Cu . ~ 5 . hems, re-do dresses changing Rosa was born in Italy, but might as well go into the necklines or converting dresses came to the United States from alterations business, so we did Into blouses. She also repairs or Spain with her jai-alai player it," said Janet. The shop Is open Monday alters men's jackets, pants and husband, Rafael, first in 1966. shirts. I OUR SPEClALT1! '.OP.' EN •. 00 i 1. . . J r A •1 HAIRCU1S "i.' içfui .. .. (I curtains and drips " V . - wórkedtogemer in ainent' make pillows, shams, and dust dry clean ing estqblishment. !tp'l i 1w1 '9 I N AUTO CINTIM HWY 17.92 AT LAKE MARY BLVD. 0, 00 I b S 'V' 5 $400 . 322-2237 -- 01 .!,(,., Air Condit ioning ,,~ . If you discover in the morning now retired from the strenuous Everything from racing plenty of parking spacei in silks and motorcycle pants to front of the shop, which is the outfit you planned to wear to sport of jai alai to tievote wedding gowns have been operated by Rosa Ferragut and a party that night has popped himself to his practice as an out at the seams, bring it to optician. brought to Alterations by Rosa Janet Jullano. Janet has also lived in the Don't discard articles of Rosa's, there lsno extra charge for repairs and alterations area for 11 years and met Rosa since the shop was opened in the men's or women's clothing, for one-day service, Rosa does not confine her when they moved across the 434 Shopping Center In because of fashion's whims or to clothing,ahe will street from each othar. Later they o. • I li Alterations By Rosa Camelot 61CK AND CHARGI - -/ , SUPPLIES Benjamin Moor. Paints Pon Paints GLASSL PAINT Seadw'uk LAKE MARY Childr un S & PAINT A COMPLETE LINE 111. - e . Janet Juliano and Rosa Ferragut, of Alterations by Rosa. Zippers broken? Bring them Personally Your's. There are to Rosa's for repair. ____ 4 \ 4 * A Stitch In Time Saves $ (Drapery gClothing) i CL URR() ,d. L,1.?i Church I DRAPERIES MADE TO MEASURE FOR YOUR RODS WOVEN WOOD SHADES 'SLIP COVERS WI! ;,., ' 4. ' 339-0901 LONOWO F_ ...I'J . I Block South ofi 51 onSR4i7 tfl A Sanford BEAUTY SALOJ , S TI$ )'LONOWOOD O :t Phone 3220808 NOW OPEN PERMS E \1II TROPHIES ENGRAVING FREEII ,. S. MiqnoIia Ave, STYLE HAIRCUTS #' iV,t N P RB R'"dviAgo —gvalwII— w i aft _r " I . ,.F " ~o-R',~ __ — W~ ~;~ E - R :' .Iffl?r, S S,Irt RERUILI EUCINES— LIKE NEW .. 11 - (SV i jlS ,r. -- . rid W,rl Am eq • Cr.rtrit C.r.r.d,g • ,u,. S. .• to • 'i,I tr 0 t.1d.., • Chi ., s!ci i . ~ Unit One, $511900. , • • - ____ • • , ...'. ___ S •1 . S 0 111, HAM'0' • —. ; - . 1 titulju r. Willa 1. WA$HINGTON_— . Jimmy Carter'á The #4MI4 soft dr c:'wa ___ dr lulutrys I?''lli pefite. The tegher P5 PHOIR: Richard Nixon's White ptutedidleus Of fo the tie man hey. idaràbly 11 the tor*ed Of the thea-yew tw was eted a4 vital Is domestic House investigators were as notorious for their fsdtsvwry Ig Dubow -and with geed fl agied lbs N tW 11USUS. At Ose pr.ers,ada, damdiiil kie'a,dancs es cueperM we boink pew, sccsi mum My to Time Chss(bWs thu It wse"'y say ed q-'— Of det'"ee of the pros'. Thus there Is the S RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL LAWN & ORNAMENTALS • TERMITE . Sweet, Sugar iq I !li%i. a , So a , ; a PHONE 305422.5146 MONTHLY PEST CONTROL ____ I. Downtown Sanford DICK BEADLES OWNER-OPERATOR Ii JACK ANDERSON .- . I .... 1 iIW IIitII',9 t 119 DICK BEADLES PEST CONTROL $ ai _ ___ "' 71111 a ri , I I I I, N. " A 'fh UWWU1flJWflfUW *. w-am dandard living. S ag R ~A Are Tomorrow' s Customers" L—-- of ___ TUNE IT YOURSELF 1 9 IN it to If 222 _ _ S h if t C ho n g e May Save . 9-2 116 S. Palmetto Ave. Problem / -Po -o I 4 I- It any scene! "Our Satisfied Patrons , * , .. ";J~___,~.'- "I I .... ... - ~ ..''....: o_ -1# 1! - Barbara's Unisex Hair Styling Today .. • . Jetlfl, Thomp,.,, Anywhere? Its members reject the values of their parents, and question Institutions that are the pillars of ____ . 600SE Bump —11 A DV E R TIS I NG Wed. & flu,,. Evt,iffi, By Apt. -" ____ . . . . . CABARA.JOHNITT RICK Tuts. mi-u .5, Sat. Has the younger generation ever been anything but a problem? ____ : FO! APPOINTMINT .. .. 1011" , ké Iè Co for ByDONGRAFF P .: ...4: 4, J ADVERTISING CALL 322.3914 1~ society. They know little about the pholosophic White House. to potential donors, both the envelope and the basis of that sodetyand the principles that make . letterhead carried the legend, "The White it work. And worse, they don't want to know. The powerful House Rules Committee by a threeAll they're Interested In Is an easy living. It's toone margin approved a substitute bill (H.R. 111) "Qum," White Ho use stationery traditionally has been en ough to make their elders despair of the proposed by Rep. John M. Murphy, D-N.Y., and his used only for official business. No previous future. In this case, make that Chinese elders, Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Under president has so blatantly used the prestige of who are commencing to express concern this measure, the Canal Commission would be a ve mansion to stimulate glons publicly as to what they may have wrought in 0 U.S. govern mental agency whose budget would to either Republicans or Democrats. . seeking to accelerate China's modernization.. The gimmick produced considerable revenue have to be approved each year by Congress. And its They may have opened the door too widely to the; Democrats but It also generated a good capitalist Wed. nine members, five American and four for the of un favorable pub l li city for th e party. In a recent testing of secondary school, Panamanian, would' require Senate confirmation deal I' I The latest round of direct ma il so li citations st ude nt s In Peking, for one serious e'ample, and be "directed" by the U.S. Secretary of es a new line atop the first page of the let. to .• many were unable npiin satisfactorily thà Defense. In time of peril, a U.S. military officer ter: "Jimmy Carter - Washington, D.C." and differences between capltalinn and Marxism. would control the Canal in violation of the treaty. of maili ng, _______________________________________________ .of And the numerous advantages of the latter. But the Murphy bill's departure from ad- Democratic party, appears In prominent type at The test result, as reported in The New York ministration wishes and general understandings the bottom of that page. Times, Is not an Isolated development but BUSINESS WORLD symptomatic ofa widespread loss of enthusiasm. with Panama Is pale compared with a bill, H.R. for the class struggle and growing Interest In a 1958, sponsored by Rep. George Hansen, R-Idaho, a islators e Chine bitter enemy of the treaties. The Hansen measure, minded 96th Congress continue to tak out of both leadership's highly publicized rece nt wo the Wed apparently have made Th contacts se which already has almost 200 cosponsors, would sides of their mouths, promising to cut taxes and $ with the folks prescribe Canal operating conditions and ensure the federal budget while simultaneously back home vividly aware that there can be more By LeROY POPE that all costs of transferring ownership will be bragging about the expensive federal programs Studies of theme rhythms lnthe IM produced to the good life than dialectic. UPI BINinU Writer borne by Panama. they have attracted to their dates and districts. the parallel discoveries that accident rates, To get them back into acceptable socialist line, NEW YORK (UP!) The mod recent example involves Sen. Factory production In akcball.n and other undesirable factors were the Chinese press and radio have launched a Earlier this spring in a spiteful example of to night more prevalent amiing night workers than day propaganda campaign stressing the great imjuvenile muscle-flexing designed to humiliate and Richard & Schwejker, R.Pa., who Introduced some companies Is being shifted of lOWSi off-peek WOrkSIL House pointedly legJ'ltIon to limit the growth of federal openopratlons to tabadvantage provemints In the People's Republic over the antagonize Panamanians, the 1 but Via 4'II( not to-b. IJiad, ding oaths groundsthat Congress rnugbe "truly power t$ IOysereluCtance mOve thefll$Jlt$hlft to to tied old days of pee-communist China. The removed $2.7 million in arms aid to Panama from swim abwA lightly. alas h to be viwfO.iiL __ problem Is that the aegmod of the psçtM4 in od yat psedi be esuas Un foreign military assistance bill, repasdt*th a . i, i-i I!It* r now rvai ae Notiflin IndoddP$, frOlfl nl U.S. pledge madft.'1uring the treaty negotiations. Explained Sthwelker: "There has been no the trend'flU bNfl flot I1R workers in Chicago bUt it took the Communist takeover, who happen to be 19 But congressmen do not bear all the blame for dearer mandate from the American people in a Chicago management consulting firm, and urk'I*gghig management attention to accomplish majority, has no recollection of the old days this latest Canal polemic. Treaty opponents have recent years than their desire to balance the National Utility Service of New York, which It. The key to success is being careful In choosing Instead, they have rising expectations thanks to budd limit government spending and cut handles electric rate problem for large con- whet kind of worker to put on the night shift, said Peking's sudden recognition of the rest of the been aroused by a report that Panama plans to levy sumers all over the world. Ford supervisor Al Potter. The personnel office world and only the pervasive grayness of today's a confiscatory tax on U.S. businesses in the soon-to-. It Is known that only about 20 percent Of all must choose people who are highly motivated, proletarian China to compare with the newly But the Coalition of American Public be dissolved Canal Zone, retroactive to 1903 and by Kim's 'IV cameras dealt In the main with less precelved delights of Western life. Empl oyees discovered that only one month factory output in the United States and Europe Panamanian claims to moveable U.S. property. eaertseatoristriuteto his coltuentj presently is acCfl'flpll')Wd on the night sha soplddicstsd but equally difficult problems to ft's a serious problem for the Chinese Neither the two firms could estimate how handle— drinking on the Job, sleeping on the job, eghltiivig. Viewing the destructive Hansen-bill alternative, a newsletter "proudly citing his raids on pork First wall posters and foreign the administration, through its spokesmen, has barrel." much a company might save by shifting sloppy work, failure to live up to work rules, tourists, and the next thing you know blue June Economizer Sctiweiker boasted of his role in production to the night shift NMk,im1 Utility pilferage and vnilIw1 said It can live with the Murphy bill as a substitute and skateboards. said every case Would be dOwW. But perhaps Peking might try looking atftthis; for its own. Inasmueh as informed observers securing for PMIyhTflis federal funds to Service ID MI milk processing Pt, the cameras way. Obviously, the savings mod be iubst'al if finance a $10 million highway bypass, a $7.8 western societies, after all, have beefl believe only the Murphy version has a chance of to offset the pay differentials for milgtd revealed the whole work totes, which was sW worried million lock and dam project and $5 million for they are about their younger generations tot: passage, the White House would, it seems to us, be river and beach anti-erosion projects. &W overnight work that prevail in many in. posed to dart at 4 Lm., wasn't showing up mdli gener t ons. That China now be doing so diatrles. wise to organize support for it when it reaches the aluatSo'docedlreuhlft in snother plant dartIng mInutes late and quItting 10 and so shortly after opening Its door, can 15 There Is another serious problem, says Was House floor within the next few days, instead of taken as an dication of w in ho It Is suck rapidly merely acquiescing in unrealistic hopes for After almost a decade of Intensive lobbying, President Norman Riven of the Chicago firm: Minutes early. ceedin g goal of catching In its up with the W.st the nation's biggest marketers of loft drinks the 5101)9)' attittalstowarde pr.tthiIy of malay something better. These In were companies where assembly In something of a contemporary variation on workersandevensnisesonthenlgigniiL I V they have lined up a majority Meanwhile, it would be helpful all around if the IDWOTtIT the aid K1vefl5 CQfl1)Sfl7 hIS be e n 111115 OOIICSSIS4 State Department could persuade Panama to hoMIs Of C014T.I5 to gain special immunity television cameras to mmitor performance of tIMI p* hi. In the second plaid, the trouble a Saudi prince says he Intends to solve his arid' from a supervlaor who drank on the cotwy's water problem by going to a iour desist from its own muscle flexing and obtain some from federal anti-trod laws. the night shift in factories. lie says the relulta gW.n,d iv ,were csngi* ft in the act - where there are literally moedan. of It political struggle began In 1971, when the po The cenjijin the old saying that In 1l7 C'Ifl9aiulN reassurances about Panamanian Intentions with pg bottle behind a vending machine. sion charged t Federal Trade Comm daft of t he is he 11M shift Is "out of slght d oat of mind" respect to.U.S. interests. —__ In iiiibly tillS OpVidiOIl, 11 the major jroihcer of carbonated that Specifically, Prince Mohammed Al Falsal,- a 50ft and the productivity of n1 worbers low The question of a phased ceding of American even a few minutes for an edit. shIft am 4nni and banker, Is pi—ihig to tow hI vi tin UWO4h the relative to that Of day workers. control of the Canal to Panama by the year 2000 we cl aide.,Kimid, R a gooflag oft by only a few fruihiibg icebergs tlwougii the Indian Ocean and admitted to honest, deeply felt differences in this He conceded there are "ekgIcal and wsrs can torus the ins to be Mowed or even Red Sea to the Sdi coed where their meJt. the 41* tO diitithiti CO$ CO1 psychologIcal resione for till. that hove to be stepped cold. The IoN. can be serious even In down, If you'll penlon the I5peI, country. But once the agreed-on treaties were could yield a4 other nationally advertised overcome. (bid of thus Is the circadian rhyth. forces as as 30 or 30, he aid. a waterfiow odhvsated at many tinwe thu of signed and ratified, they became the solemn ii4ly ownd )ca m,"t interimll body clod tM suillig to dIide ad' Of ad,, (lpauIn csaidurhig marhig qidpd to the neighboring Egypt's life-giving Nil. River. obligation of the United States. In the end, the m* AcceptdeAy aforced thathainan effidwyls grist in do 4104W nlW dO mflth us f& House of Representatives has no constitutional Ihnkt#one ' on their marketing territory. hours." Kim amid. be mad, to bloom alternative but to honor the spirit and letkrof that pledge. Moreover, the current attempts by ..: congressmen to contravene the Panama Canal treaties threaten to forefeit one of the larg~ U. S. considerations, for which we paid so high A ptev 1 and that is a better and long-lasting footing with our Latin American neighbors. 4. lr K THE long or in between right .4 t1L $200 * Herald Advertiser r START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Departmentof ON GROW I ADVERTISING LhiflO S 0 0 86916O2 Mt.monte Springs T tic cday, May 15, 1979—SA .. Evening Herald . MR fOAC) A Youth 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1il il il il il I 'Rev' ' ew l S Hr!ki ~ 0, 1 't, , 00: 161 $6995 • '89" COMPLETE SATTIC S TA$prn' \ Call 322.2611 NOW ! Business AUTO RADIO ANTENNA SPECIAL. . 11 LO0? Eveniriq "WE SERVICE ALL MAKES" VIEWPOINT NzbmE . Leg _ T*V0 Fr. 9 9W -A.A.ICZ STEIEO$. we can help you look A ERFW IN . Bad G 'BRIEN's W I 11 • 0 tied for the Five Star Conference all-sports trophy. Championships In boys and girls swimming, girls track and boys cross country gave Lyman most of Its points. Brantley scored heavily after titles In foot ball, girls basketball, soccer and boys and girls tennis. —(belsea Title and Guaranty is staging its golf tourney June 15 at Daytona Beach's Indigo course. if you are a banker, realtor, builder or savings and loan associate, send your $25 check to your nearest Chelsea office and cross your fingers for a bole-Inone worth a new automobile. --Seminole Pony Baseball League's latest money. raising project Is selling cases of canned cold drinks. Catch any player and he will deliver a case for $5.50. department. Still on the Thursday menu, Is the May 31 Jambores at Stvnh,ole High's stadium, pairing varsities from Lake Howell, (Ac Brantley, Lyman, Seminole and Apopka. —CasaelberriRecrestkmDepartmerglaglvjnga big pat on the back to Its 11-and-under soccer team after winning the Seminole Soccer (bib's tournainent, defeating the Seminole I1aWrda in the fInale, 34. In ine for the prain we Jeff Phillips, Mike HervJry, John Phillips, Jeff Betty, Sam Mikey, Timmy Heftarnan, Mike Ruiz, Peter Klnsley, James Philips, Jerry Philip., Mike tiein, j0 Smith, Sieve Doughty, Mike Montana, Kenny, Higgins and Billy Evans. -• ,- —Hats off to (Ac Braiitley and LyDItIII h feede benets the Greyhound athletic ANGLE.WALTERS Our Obligations S . VOID AFTER 1 -.5 '- ''! ,...•' .-S •_S• -, A - �- __ 1411111 s.Pc)r'rs ___________________________ A-Evenlng Pier. Id, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May 13,11? IfttAI.E!GH, N.C. (UPI) -So you've heard all about the health bene flfliflg. You've heard reports It can lower the risk of and lung dliee, Make YOU more mentally alert, increase heart your longevity, and generally just make you feel better. But maybe you're also middle-aged or over and years of the soft life, YOU decided jogging wasn't meant forafter anybody but the under.30 ad. Well, dear a path right through here for 67-year-old R() alb Manning, Waits Give nians ot n Ar Toronto batters to cap a two-hit Rick Muning's strong right Dave McKay, who singled off Waits in ft fourth, doWled to open the Toronto seventh and Rick Cerone walked. Luis performance and give the Indians a 1.0 vIctory over the Blue Jays. inn snuffed out a seventhiliming threat and lifted Rick Waits to a well-deserved vic tory Monday eight. "A pitcher needs a play like that to keephim in the i.ii......,.._,, ..,.zj mwuung, wno Mannino (1c'v.1,nd' nut. standing defensive center fiel- der, timed Tim Johnson's oneWaits retired the last six aulda. "I've been working Johnson lifted a fly to center and Gaines was out trying to every day on charging the bell wolre the tying rim from third. in the outfield." the Indians scored the defeated New York, 3-I, Texas downed Minnesota, 75, and Itfl3i5 ULY edged beanie, i-u. Steve Kemp singled home the go-ahead nat in the eighth hirung and sorcu WI UIMWLC short and Dade raced home when second baseman McKay dropped Grif fin's throw for the force play at second. FlqmOwe, in an ablwi"vjated Baltilrore at Boston was rained OUt Reds 7, Padres 4: Dan Driessen and George run on Lance Parrish's inifield ~ f, mr 1 A George BrW hm hit to lead Detroit over New York behind the four-hit pitching of Mat Wilcox. Raers 7, Twiii I: base with the same's only and lifted Kansas Qty 1. to Fader combined for six hits R.yala 1, Mtoors 0: Pinch-hitter Pete L.Coc "O - ....- -1 VIIUIUIUUW. - . - ____ - ______ IYS 1I In the opener of the Stanley Culpfinal, they have New York a .IMI th,spM1Ya? steamed up over the prospect of Its first hockey Championship In McOIIL JLbd 5. 39 . --. a ___ . y _____ . - - r : - . - _____ __ Is - . t1a as the beat defenseman in the league 0 con $21 Lamp 0. . I I si r' : L •• - - - -- -. • ... - -- - , .,'--. - '- '' - -. .... - - • - • - - UM -- • •- - 4 F. - g1 (bgjas P.'TW . - 313 Now . But Same Team On To 1 1 P five more In the fourth to easily slammed a triple and sinaje, laths handle Kiwanis. 3 91mv 35101$ _ he additional speed was going this vear's race. Expert aid it ould take a speed of 182 or M niph to make uns tentative lineup Sunday w ,mile n 25 the 33-car lineup. w cars completed their I Three (ineN m ide their The big news at the Speedway timed first appearances oil the track Johnny Rutherford, who was was not on the race track. Chief M0h1) Itie .tti Roger Steward Torn Binford an eighth fastest, had the quickest e oval at Rgtr, Bill I'uterbaugh and nounced the pace car would be circuit of the 212 m il at Gary Bettenhausen. used to lead the pack during 192,1 mph. Al'r... Unser followed ma o._. Dick Ferguson t I VIWV lUlli IIVVU pUU.'U ii --------caution light periods. fi nis hed his rookie test. beconi. 188.7 and Gordon Johncock a ing eligible to make an attempt This will mark the first time shade slower at 187.8. the starting field in the final atlndianapolisthe pace car has Thefastestof the "have nuts" Periods of time trials. been used to allow the racing who who made appearances during 1tu . - .o" , : ( /_ ': /i % It - " a T&is W 1. Pc? 01 MS"L. 19 14 .575 3½ i is is, :4 CIl1 4310 is 17 .49 7 12 .353 11 10 25 .296 131/2 i p le is Mooday's 0mift iftit at Boston, ppd., rain , p Y 1 I,veI 1, Toronto 0 Thus 7. Minnesota 384 34% - Kansas City 1, Seattle 0 111111 Today's Games It (All Times NOT) Bon (Eckenhey 3.2), 7:30 ---• - 0411Z PEA/ 48 114d 1. I at, t 13; Wilson, KC 11; R.Jones, sea and Wills Tex 10. 6) 412.10. Ninth Game 3 Oscar S-60 3.80 3.40 Pitching 6 Q(3 5)45 SOi P (5-3) 12 20; 1(1-3 Rulhven. )21.2Q. Phil 6-0 Blue SF 6.3; Tenth Game Espinosa, Phil 5.1; LaCOS in 4Zubi Paco 11.60 450 340 4-0; Lee, Mtl and Reed, PhIl 4. 3 Beide-Arrleta 7.00 4.00 it Richard and Forsch. Hou, 2Egana RodoUo 540 -- NItoiiS t.Saivs Custom Power Cushion Polyglas Strong, resilient two-ply polyester cord body Two fiberglass cord belts firm tread contact, fight wear-producing squirm A well-known leader among belted tires, on sale now! Jones, SD American - League ' - John, Eleventh Game NY 7,0; Koosman, Minn 60; 2HernanGerardo 8.20 4.00 3.80 Marshall, Minn 6.2; Flanagan, 6Carasa Isidro 8.00 3.00 Ball 6.2; Kern, Tex 5-0; 1 Santi Fernan 4.00 Sorenson, MIt 5-3. 0(2-4)32.00; P (2-4) S.lO; T (3-51)214.60. Earned Run Average Twelfth Game (bss@d On 21 innings ptched) L eague Espinosa, RMutilla Echaniz 1780 1560 7 50 Phil 1.26; Ruthven, Phil 1.98; 2Gasti SarduV 12.80 11.90 Vuckovich, St.L 2.17; Mura, SO 4 lsa,sa-Paco 7.90 American League - Mar shall Minn 118- K er n, A- I,Ul; Handle- $140,545. urn) ___ In yeas's. 1 same liens, my foot. AndusHsdbsrg and Uhf Nikeon. the two Swedes and two the or.adliow beat"wewith do 11tangers, wersn't with them I* ye gg Dean ThWoi* who was with Mkwasota 1* year and and Pierre Plante, neilher of wham were wills the Ringers lad year. Mark Mirolj spent virtually all lid yew with New Haven kstlaAlL No matt, the Range rs have it all going lot than now and the privaUleglandeney is to highs discosating the )J'5 a little advice don't. At the and of their series with the Rangers, the i.1aiwI, said t hey woho up too late. Somehow, I can't es the same thing happeningthe C.dles. Keep an eye on their dales. toidgid. That d30ldd be the key. the 7:39 p.m. makeup game with Kiwanis at Chase Park. __ i M i 4I am ence he said. is .. By Usiled Press lateruadsual 'head." Now that Seattle has recap. "Don't write the epitaph," second VS U1U1 III WV £ 11011105 his club will not Antonio. "Don't count -the "ThemIx - Is --not - going to He V.F.W. pushed six runs down and the for us," said acrs. the p1ste hi first Williams, who scored the FlADELPHIA (UPI) Imthandthsnputthegameon field goal Sunday In Philadelphia Eagles' owner Seattle's 1'1 victory over ice with 11-rue second In. Leonard Toss annoimc.d today ' thePhuñSs. that Ued their the team has extended Head Wedan Conference title series Coach Dick Veruseil's contract Stanley Hogan had a double .6 eL... .L i. WV 1U I 105 15)1I 3Of 5Oaiflg IIIIVV through 1. ______ and single and Paul Griffin come back to Seattle and think ly Sizndai. we've got It Wail )'et The saveuth . will take "Game 6 Is the preanre he said. "They piace Thursiay nigi* at s.att. gameforthstn" c40flelt35reonQOudNlne-a to's Kngda IflOeI on to the NBA chain, lOss WOUIda't matter. But now (us., kadiug lbs SaMord spIete P1111 for the Railroaders, while CAIISNA'*11 N Poona" plasl.Np swiss against lbs Sais they have to viii. They don't to coats back to L. Little Na51-p•' Lisgus b 3% The Ralkeadars j'mipod in t-u- Do Greysen ad Narcia 111 *s a ti AMOclOWM&CO winisur. A want Naaae is i dew." c,i gams.,hrdidMSrsi*rd to ll- &Id44tothSbSttUnOIthI Rst1isIeydchhadiIeeso , a.ntu. victory would send So Aitloalo Coach Doug Moe 1 Monday with a $1 win over sat, bj 'r.j Outer pet it ___ Loa , • PU...... lIONel $11 't Clem .iiiwd Shot is. 0 the scsnbserd belet' Iad1ss ild1itotl fir 1$ rs. r---t - i * . , lbs second draigig yeas'. S1 0$ UsN. Medical .r tipe4 lbs the Raikiadars managed I. to lbs bp of the third ad then WUII_L. *SSI $ I. The Spurs lead lbs Eadsin "Yoss'dhaveto be a complete 55 Ralkoeds'e, $4, and that win, score again with a e tally a ld.kaing rally l jd I I SiaN Conference best-of -ssven Idiot to b'JIsv. that," 3fo5 mm. ISt-ii_u $55 sales, $4, and a victory at countered. "The presime Is on cI Leonard to the Thd P'ià,.i. eihp ,• es. 1a1 LaiTy Ls.en hId dIUkIS Kitty Banter Medics is bs WIdaay nI. will both leans. Sims, we'd like tO P111.5 $ISØ 9011$ ad eWe ad lives "ftokber Nh. sesnd plies. iii send Sass Antoulo Into the finals win at home but If we don't is wi. ill winless and Greg lawson had tie 1or thsli he t.an have another genie up (tasks Harkassi. to Mi fist 39 ostlip, spid IsspkVL Dexter Franklin ids.d the league In 1011. A (Ladover, hid.). 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First Gain* 3TranI-Mandlola 16.60 5.40 3.40 Sixth race, S. 5.14, Time 31.11 iGaldosArca 1360 1.20 2K'sjuno 640 3.50 3.10 1 Aram-Andre 4,00 S Jarwin Tug 5.20 3.50 7 Ted's Redman I (3•7-1) noo 6.00 • hush Is IliuM L,ut $2.82 $49.00 $53.00 NO TRADE NEEDED *76-13 blackwall, plus $1.63 FET, and old tire Filth race, 0,3-I, Time 31,77 ST'S Rose Bud 7.10 o 3.10 2 Devi Iih Shan 4.00 lAO I Carry Amy 4,30 • it - S One DOWIM WI wrissu - Leages 13: Tksmas, __ of PAL $a.4 p,. _____ _____ ______ ' $46.00 $44.00 $48.00 Smooth-riding polyester cord body ":' 'T" 'r - 'ib trci 307.00. Ja I.AIaI 343 47335 . 20 102 31 113 37.3V Q(2•s) 29.40. PUs) 66 .60, TJ2.5-7) hcuh Game 27 91 31.325 C tIi Nfl 30135 41.325 $GaldosDlagall fl.S0 6.20 3.60 1352.00. 41.325 2Tranl.Andr• Seventh race, C,3.I, Time 90.7$ 4.50 2.50 7 0uran.Iudro 4.00 S Mexican Frolic 9.40 5.20 440 0(24) 34.11; P (5-2)11.60 ; 1(5-2. 3MICk's Wind Oijt 3.40 3.30 SAl N Pct. I Dora's Lovely , 7)111.41; OD (3-5) 117.11. 3.50 5 y, 3110 . TPird Ga.. Q(3-S) 14.60, P(5-3) 63.10, T($.3.$) K sp DII 35 95 37 15.40 160 3.00 111.40. I ish, c.,i 30 .w 4Gsdt I Irani 4.20 330 Eighffirace,A,5i4,'llm,3I$6 L (SR. CM 32 133 3' 7 Rodoifo 5.00 5 Carry Sass 7.60 1.00 340 C m. Cal 34133 43312 0(14)4331, P (6-I) 113.60; T (6.1. 1 K's POCO 3.40 3.20 0 RiPS. Cat 33121 42.347 7) 451.41, lBluePebbias 4.10 I i IN 32111 41 317 Fourth came 0(1.1) $4.51. P(1.l) 0.15. T(1.l-l) W' CM IS 91 31.341 Eganalsldro 11.20 3.50 4.60 362.40. . MN 31 55 29.341 3s'a.Gastlli Ninth race. C, s.1, Time 31.45 Li *L Dat 21115 39 33' SVictor.Olano 1.50 SJM'sMtee Rapid 9.50 t 1.00 Sri KC 33112 35.339 0(2-3) 25.21; P (3.2)11.11; 1(3-2. 6 Cool Hand 4.00 2.60 im" am 3 MovIng Sandy 5) 33555 2.10 mssat &eegus - Murphy, Fifth Game 0(6.1)14.41, P114) 13.41, 1(5-4.3) *W $chmldf, Phil 10; Slsasa-Gondra 11.10 5.00 4.50 105.50. - 3 _______ ______ M .5 N - ___ ______ A M X - ______ ______ I, - ____ _____ _ ___ ____ ____ - _______ Vs. Scott _______ , q MO W _____ _____ ____ . •- _____ __ .3 I 4pj , _____ _____ I p. P1111 5cfl, CIII C HoU $D C is'. Nfl at y, All at is. cin C . p 24 74 29 34132 46.341 32115 41 On P ______ ___ $41.00 H78-15 L78-15 $2.01 $2.05 $2.21 $253 $2 76 $259 Power Streak 78 8 K's Belittler 2.60 2.60 the University of Alabama as 7RedApe 3.20 assistant athletic director. 0(15) P(I-$) 74.10, 1(1-5-7) • ___ ___ ______ ______ ______ G78-15 Plus FET WYESTER Retreads Fourth race, D,5- 14, Time 31.75 15.60 3,00 2.50 athletic director and will return to 1 Time Bomber as at - (huh National League _ $3800 $40.00 $41.00 $45.00 $47.00 . Miami (Fla.)- Charley Thornton annou nced his resignation as : am D78-14 E78-14 G78-14 H78-14 $34.00 $36.00 $37.00 $41.00 $42.00 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES.. WHERE QUALITY AND CONFIDENCE COST NO MORE .50. C)cago at Oakland, night City at Seattle, night 255 N Ii Tatis Sale Ends May 19th. WhitewtI C78-14 -_ iS SOS *55 _______ A78-13 blackwall, plus $1.74 FET, no trade needed Blackwall ('i" 14 : q !'- 4 3 3 GNOwd III 4 5'IQ I I I seenme Dog Racing i8 4 Strikeouls Size Transactions 46 I I I eveno ISIS T*5 _____ maN milli *-a monteman ii ____ ______ Shell To lie wusia.. * i . ______ - T.I B"IIJ out. Washington 1i ba We have a pLUve Cuter tituda. We're hustling and I Muugh, really believe we're capable of Misisa "' whythig the next two games." 1.I* Motta even suggested the WI' prssmre nowis on SulAMonip, Dow" Talus which I a31 lead In -- Vi WV - DORM Ile Wtho tags, the Sosics' Gus Williams lW.1vIctorySondayoverSm tsoosi he final weak " Go.s To 1916 nomem J. am* 7:35 Oak 1.67; Slaton, Mu It (Biker 1.2) at New National League- Richard Min 74), 8 p.m. HOu S41; Niekro, AtI, Carlton, DAYTONA BEACH (D. Eills 1-2) At Phil and Blue, SF 38; Sutton, TES (Rodforn 0-0). 8:30 LA and Mura, SO 37. First race, MA-16, Time 31.91 p.m. American League Jenkins, 3 Six Penny 8.60 440 250 Kaniss City (Spllttortf 4-3 Tex 44; Ryan, Cal 43; Guidry, 7 Ks Believer 3.40 2.60 and Oura 1-4) at Seattle NY 10; Koosman, Minn 38; 2 Killjoy King 2.50 (oft 1-0 and 0. Jones 03) 2. Kern, Tex P(3-i) 3660, T(3-7.2) 9 p.m. 6260 00 (ColdWell 4-3) of Second race, C, 5.16, Time 31113 IS (Ryan 4-3), 10:30 5MasterMerrill " 10-00 10-80 6.40 8 Thelma J. 00 4.40 3-0' $ 1 Jarhead Boone - 560 Okld 01), 10:30 PistlaIl 0(5-I) 62.20, PU-I) $20.20, 1(54.7) New York Giants - Linebacker 675.60. Coach Bill Parcells resigned and will I 1 weenesday's Games be roplactc! by Don Pollard. Third race, D, 5.16. Time 33.04 Philadelphia - Extended the 1 Darbabe 1060 5.20 3.00 IW' K. night . 3.00 3.00 Toronto at CW4#, nIgM contract Of Head Coach Dick Ver. 2 Jay Esquire Manatee Spiffy mcii through 1904: 2.60 Teus at Minnesota, night Mllweukss at Calif. night Celleg. - - 0(1.2)11.10, P( 1.2) 35.40, 1(1.24) cs - 1-2), (Wilkins CWftand __ , P7. • --, 'I.,;., .-' Taveras, NY 9. AmerIcan League - LeF tore, 13 15 .464 6% 1; , 29 375 ½ 24 .257, 141. TtI,lC. $?.L 11; Lopes, LA 10. Morgan 6BeIde Sarduy 5.00 and Concepcion, Cm, Cruz, HOu 0 :1-i) 37.60; P(S-l) 11 .10; 1(5-1and - 31 11 .454 ½ 30 14 .555 2½ uke a \. - I. Pet. OS i'Q,' 'A b1itflbutedby King eat4rs )IIjI 22 11 -Mi - SERViCE CENTE. AIX - r. .. East W - . "-.y 1 . American LHUI - 41W AUTO . ) 02)i - -, ' WE - -- - ----- san Angeles F •.. W con- - of St. at Aanta, night ran it Houston, night 'aT ,, speed was .• hopes Si) , Y AB a 111111 A01 a N 411 6$4 11,10" Almost make the Canadians look like they're standing dli, frozen Quartoy 113011*00,Ala. who(UPI) acce - left off - winning. outs In the lad inning, CO their skates. hits. He struck out two and Of Singles. -I .1 Jackson ad the pd as athletic dinlictoir Dew A • ' l w10 ia a double u lasis • Frod Ohm. Ow Rangers' general manager and coach, quite William w Delo= stiruck Out nine and walked blasted Ith U niversi t Mi am i i n • y rifiily has been credited with much of I. but ce Rotalry 18-1 Monday, anding the walked three in four irmings we ..m S. Las makes me laugh when I read or hear about his coaching geniis. game in jid 3% iivslngi wider Leading only 3.1, Moose Terry Russi slapped three Kiwanis. resigned and win rilturn' to'' his • çq eaker Um slaughter rule. Bwmd six runs in Un thW and singles for Moose, Ratundo how we you pWg to comb a 23-or S"ar-old hockey player to Alabama. I I I CUM" I $so stly V.P.W. NOTARY In am Itogue's other game I 0 swmwm skate who that's samethft he has ban doing AS R N on" AD 2 N Thornton, 43, had been Monday, Moose upended 321 1111111111 4wwft IM as far the attitude be has Instilled among Ranger I I 151w 15 0ssn let in.q .yers. Maldantathidic dlrectorfor 1$ Ki'• 144 35 '' I 1 Shero has given them a freedom that enable, them to relax and I S 8= Ta..r I S SaraN I.-..-. I 04 $csIt S MftcBsil $. OPTISI Years have fUll CO baa 1111111 &OWL N a V.F.W. Is $0 for the first hail tbl : o... as Beyond any question, Sherio him done a =porb J* tast •. . and win try to lock RaaNuar 2#1 SivIs 1*1 Spell II lIteS$es, had kept Wwcwwy I've seeni reported Is thd he has done ft wkh -1-11up Um tille Thursday night in a him In TVMWM Ile Ile = $111111 P1,1011 I let the same team that flidahed lad Its division the pad three time .., he mulch Of the pt' (Espinosa Fqisd.II. gN Leonard Mike Rotundo was the win. single and by Ricky Ramassw with two ning pitcher, allowing just thiree John Mcelowan each had, a P* "em TUSCALOOSA, plus. Neither to up" during the the near-perfect practice period Torn Frantz started the race. However, the procedure Is was Larry Dickson at over 181 second phrase of the newcomer's a normal policy at other U.S. mph and Billy Englehart at 180- test. S1111111 D(ego it Cincinnati 9 ork night 1 Tracy Walked hit a double and Auto Club events, - - - "."-- cars trssl (Rogers 3.1) at St. La(D.nny22), 535pm 4 :It I "a" 4 1 2 IM a It Star" $ * 011ty OrWmnnd Gom ç:: P,91a1- OUIcago (Lamp 3-0), 2:30 r° Al AT LOS "' - "'' , Today's Games EDT) r -u,IM AIR N ft" V.F.W. opened the second Greg Hill each had a pair of half of the Sanford Junior singles for V.F.W. League salum where the first Rotary's only hit was a single tA rnn4) STPOMUR •., ,, Zwea,rf, or 7a 7 piRirg '1o. 3.2). 7:351.m. Lasi, Angeles (Sutton 43) at Ata (Mauta 23). 735 p.m. (Rasmussen 0-3) at Ckclnnat° (Hum. 3.3), 5:05 . McDonald orsdr I q foc• .-••• - (*11 Times for ea .'--• 4.1 _____ toa1$10laut4,4vIctoqo, Stromberg-Cartoon. Joe Reaiii. 1 Uoyd Wall It homers fw thewerswtthBidonherli° tour hits and Wall, RI MOTIOn and Duane BObIak three each. J Brake hit V homers and a single Stromberg, with Tom Whidis2 also hiving these Nh. 71* ggig'g other ge owai'i's Mobil take .1v 194 Man beng on Mullini protecting the - r$"' , - 1 P1UsdslpIUa M& 01110flie Geteba had -.9'. •- Mike Smith takes plckoffbMIn Five ptaact Now Thornton . - - - ' "' • • -' - . .r - -' - *'e ---- '- rj p"i' "''v - ..iL2' -- . . :: us 6-15 11111111I.-Ill . - " - • - W. -s - - ii. sell QUItS - - - • 55$ "I O.rS 1.i Asfor ft Rafters, the way they're plaft, with so Wr and abondon they an an absolute delight to watch. They -....4 't; - '. - •:-'-.-", :. - Sao IV I 1 iv k , : '- Wit 1 'SI "s'- . - p'U r.', -:-' 'a vsd 22 ii 3 31 o.#44jaeft a I Psia TSSJIs vnsss - - 'U." . .' Guy Lupohde, the Canadl'ms' veteran defenseman who was car ried the "saft. urt a Inky kitbehr lid game waw e. -um and only-'uhiful starter in any games afterward. WorssystiatheLeryRcbinson situatioa.ffyoubadto pick th, but defusemn in the Ingue before theseem started,it would be a tos.up between Robinson and Polvin of the Islanders. Robinson has been playing while he was burt for some time now and if you've watched him at all lately, you con see ftisn't Ow same Larry Robinson who won the Cone Smythe Trophy as the MVP of lad year's playoffs and the James Norris Trophy two - - .. - - p_• - -. - .•k ., - -- -. ' - now. The (nadiens are supposed to have the best defense In the NHL, They bad dwir4the regular now,but they don't have any .; -? i,.. - O/? 1$ -471 4½ 14 22 .359 7½ 1021.3239 Miiidiy's .suI? Cfttlnnatl It San Diego 4 at losers. 3½ iS ii .500 S.i1f ran 090 LW qam the attack. Mohan bad tim ft for IN,4 ROW r #I t)U; I/i!f A1&1iff - 30 15 .571 1 L& Mg wrwsi Iii ______________________________________________________________ hits to ___ ___ ' 1 think a 1(1 f our mist akis in life stem from people being afraid to i uk. Boal i. Anybody can start out (running),' Uoal .ud -There arc a few examples of people who started when 0 or 8) they ert .. . lluai said. Thu sa' I tht'nidvc, Now I can get the 75 (yearL)!d1 rucoi,i !t ,,~,,i,, t-,,-1 -,,t A)(I % ,.~ I( gradtiatin -- .. 20 13 .d04 , each. Levi P. added , Ag,e I0&C_0,V,6 711.F,,r1R.47- .11 764*' 11,411. 0 A1,F CX ,Y,oe1Nc, A4P fl'¼wtT 7,f 223 11½ wast wmp Crdh.1 and Henry BrYid bladsd already in the bank and only three more to go, Jlth Eat@ stitched some of the Rangers are saying they don't stand hi awe of any Rel1ahie.Crpe(ServIce, 110, to tezpeii*,evenateamliketheCmnadlens,wthnersofthe the othergaine. S1810leyCupthe lasttlreeyeers.That co uldbecc,npldely true *ILIAII.I bldftdoesn'tmesntheCanadlensar.n.c.uarllyflitlahed, either SMITH as n* *11W Talk to an kiiowleable hockey men you know, any neutral I 32 knowledgable hockey man, and he'll tell you the Canachlensarea 3 312 better team than the Rangers. But so were the Wanders, and YOU " I -~ remember what thoRanrrs did tothemln the semlflMlL 3' "' IliatSi? Juiiii Whether or not the Rangers can accomplish the same thin5 with "s" theCnadIensrisnaInatobe.een,andaIthoughI'mlncI1nedto Ky IS chigg It, it's obvious they're outplaying and outhidllng the :: £- .r defen&ngStanleyCupchamparlglgnow Beforetlüflnal playoff Tsw $ieasfl ,: darted, my feeling was the Canadians would win It In seven , games litill believe they will, but certainly not the way they're TROPIC AIR H Owl NOW _____ " - push. Indianapolis 500 were among 25 track were eight who made the - ;rhl.f .4RP 1i 11 ~) 2½ 5 61/2 12 17 as ...L- cone game ph' Chi fJ fl sM Ow" Aids ofD Pau took some extra ioi - 6'P /,' 22 # .710 It 1 14 ' .us 14 14 .90 Louis t Deluxe banged old hits Ifl.) t an "By hbaçh ph - J Ioftbsll Aseoclatien Mm 'rsi: - - WV UUWVI 1W WW( UWU M.' Maver ' 1011'rIII&C, National League PhIls Mantral rid of the Sanford Mstom - 6y Alan 1 0% Ab 'ui - . - IJ I ______ -- INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) WALK _0 , Iff1w . Randy Weinberg banged old three hits and Brian O'Qulnn andDannyQeneachhadtwoto NEW YORK (UP!) This may come as some kind of annoying pace Tropic Bank to a 1$4 piece of Information to all those who already have gotten the pasting of O.W.S. General __________________________________________ ambiImb fluid and have begun digging a hole deep enough to Citractora Monday In the bury the Montreal Canadlens, but they aren't dead yet. Séninole Pony Far train It. Trig. the Rsnu.ri sr. k fhev'r, nl.vbmi sAi u.vui DONT Auto Parts j:lIAq Have Pj.' . ','roe '" out and _________________________________ of Rich Gale. I "I just feel so much better than I did 20 years ago," lie added. "I'm morpalert, more inter'"$øl in things :rnd nv "I c rcIntmi t-. yrs ag. if uur car was stalled, I'd go h- 'Pa I 'voull not Let out and push. I was afraid I '.uuItl fall dead ;th a heart attack Now I ouldn't hesitate to get ttoil . WOREBOARD q - "I was just challenged by the idea of old guys runniiig," said the 1111lie problem is doctors are trained to treat sick people," Boal safd."Theanswer is always to quit doing something. peted in Europe, Asia, and Africa. , i BEL..- . IIII b age), uyshefeels better than he did 20 years ago, and claims he tory behind the fiveM pit . . organized in San Diego, Calif., in 1969 and since then has corn- wiUwV 1_ sity who lives in nearby Wake Forest, Boa] took early retirement and now spends his days running 35 to 40 miles a week, lifting weights, and leaping hurdles. He says he is looking forward to learning how to pole vault. He disdains doctors who prescribe drugs rather than exercise, and believes better health is right outside a persons door no matter what the age. He began combeting in Masters events soon after they were He also bouts of a heart-beat rate of 40(70 is considered good for his a wiry, 130-pound father of five grown children. "Hell, I thought I just as good as the next old guy." A former economics professor at North Carolina State Umver- compete in the 9th Annual Southeastern U.S. Masters Track aid Championships. Bl, a world record holder in his age class In the one-hour and the 3,000-meter steeplechase, started running at age 51 when he became concerned a bout his health. "I was 30 pounds heavier, and 10 years older than I am right now," he said. Tuesday,iy Health y L ife' was Field his relleverMike Manhallto s 54 tie and carry Two als r\e y 1 0 1 Lon9 has seen a doctor only twice in the last 10 years. "Ten years ago if yn told me I'd be doing things like this, I would have told you you're crazy," said Boal as he prepared to d&b4oft RBI dWe off at I S Don't Bury Canadl.ns Y•f I I Buddy Bell okeds two.. hits. With one out, Paul Dade singl ed and Maiming walked, Andre Thornton sounded to Tropic, 'ath Na di major-league schedule, Cincinnati beat San Diego, 74, In the only National League game. In other AL games, Detroit - 3dCrUit owa. itner Aure Griffin walked to fill the besei, made only two errors lad year in 144 games, recordingseven out, bases-loaded fly into an inft.enft double play and .. -- I'll fIi and five 1W1 the iato increased their NL Wed lead over Hoiton to a full game. Tlpn 3, Yankees 1: game's only run in the first Inning, and ft was unearned off hard-luck loser Tom Underwood,066, who yielded only six Gomez ran for McKay and both runners advanced on Al Woods' I1lIIdlIU is nis wIIui& - ByUaltedPreuslaterutic.el . Evcriing Hcr1. S,rnford. Fl. -. .I. - • -. 9" . 1011,0 , Electronic engine, charging, and starting systems analysis S Install new points, plugs, condenser, rotor • Set dwell and timing • Adjust carburetor • Includes Datsun. Toyota. VW, and light trucks 555 W. First Street - 322-2821 Mon.-Fri. 7:30.6, Sat. IS - 'L' '-- _ - -- i- -'- ! �. + - .5 - 5. •. + + U SPORTS II A-4votilloto Iforald, Sanford, FL 0 Runnin Tuesday, May IS, im Tropic, Smith NabW1ns .I U I -~. . -- :j I AL. learning how to pole vault. Well, dear a path right through here for 67-year-old Robert ilil. He disdains doctors who prescribe drugs rather than exercise, and believes better health is right outside a person's door no tO1l itI. matter what the age. they err 0 or 80 ' 9*orthal" 13YeaMB081has beenputting more mileage on his iahersona Weft basis than most people put on their cars. He also boate Of81 healil l rate of 40(70 is considered good for his "I, began comDeting in Masters events soon after they were organized in San Diego, Calif., in 1969 and since then has cornpeted in Europe, Asia, and Africa. l problem is doctors are trained to treat sick people," Boal said. "The answer is always to quit doing something. "I jot feel so much better than I did 20 years ago," tie added. Wh:it'.s funtiv, is a lot of the guys are looking forward to 75,Boal said They sa to thcrncjves, Now I can get the 75 Iyearold, record. it s'evins everybody is looking forward to team at this pout, eves a teem lik, the Canadlens, winners of the the ether game. 'N..h .J4 I. ..1.a.1.. a. Stanley tti... -- •h I. êI bitftdoem't mlsntheCanadaneareneceawglnwi,d,,fther. S`l ASS H SILl i Talk to any knowisabli hockey man you know, any neutral III ,, knowtedgahi. hockey man, and hvfltell you the canadimearea 312 better team than the Rangers. But so were the Islders, and you :: remember what the Rangers did to them In the snIfIsta1'. ' '" : 311 No" WhdbsTornet the Rangers can acoginpHth the aane thing wftJi Pssi PrssmIa 25 the ( di th be soen and althoughrmlnduned to '' :: : ft" see doubt It, It's ob1oon they're oidplaylng and oidhiatllng . • ThIN 17151 dengstanhyCapchamp. right now :: ploff "l' . darted myfoeflngwu the CaiadleiswoIgd win ft in I,yefl TROPIC ASS °' games. Istlil bellevethey will, butcartalnlynot the way they're As 4 06, playing new. . PwuN i susur 3I 1 I: - r, S4#4 ,, 4 ' ___ __________ - -.5,'. -. '. .._i ' awl e :.- ___ NIL They had during the regular reason, but they don't have any IBM. Guy Lepokda, the Canadians' vet eran def.nasnan who was ' -a-laudir led "I's ' Pow I •. I I Wow Ossil Worse yd is the Lem Robinson situation.If you bed to pick the but ddm~in tie losguis before the season Ant4 it would I II sssr ill 5 11 Tftk Tioleft 3464 0. .8 - - . JdI -':i - -- -, . - - - . ' ... . . 'V '•-•'- . a .. - - .' ' • ' 4 -4 ' r. .. ' . •-:• t r all, - ., . almost make do Canadianslook like they're danding Aill, froom on Q es. U UITS 9 .. . ' . Fred fibero, do Rongers' general manager and alack quite He's bow in you oft to ouch a 23-or Slearl hockey player to skatewbsnthot'ssomuthing hs bas beendolng since h,wu six? -an for Ushshub4amcsig the Ranger players. Sherossmafr.edom that enablesth,m to relaxajid 'IV ' - .. - V.rm.II's Pact GO.. To 1916 Noatter,theRrshave it oil gelertiumnowandthe Is to begin itac the Canadisne. ear's PHILADELPIUA (UPI) a NW. advice Philadelphia Eagles' owner At On ad of their aft with ths Rogem the lalanders said Imord Tm momoved 1oft they weho ep too lots. Somehow, can't an te same thing tim team .. heppeei toths Caidisns. Keep an aye on their defe. tüit.Cacb Dick Vemsil's contract That *HM be . key. r liigil i. _________ ____ th o .• .. . 's - Ip • ovians AUTO $T*OMUe w.u..,. . Utile Nidimal League by 3¼ The RaSoisders juiwd hi ti --ir Des Grsysua ad ___ I It ..a -ati,. 41 VW -- the UUUU W hL 111U J 1MIsdaywaSiwhii,w tIislCaaIerpit10 Lesdlag .14, Cardinal Qum' :d t mesa the .oeeebsad been Jqj4js 13 ram Medical tud the the lalkains mged hi hi althetheadt fill 1Ie, 164, ad that win, seers with a ''Ie tally hold a he ''-g r* by hlw*Ihe Cho Leeawd hIheh mrnr.a,ou. Bimpnju.dthsM,dir. lytimda HUW ad lsVrahlhi ftft*W and .a .aes.=isss • aid Ia,sm Car -S -V. - •aa 'w. •l ....'. -p _____ _-___ (war ________ I first d II entiga, sped iiUin - ZM'NWrWW a four. , -- : $kng see 23" 3888400 ffi9ftRW 3 I I lkwip! 412=. :r 411 L 412 "a •ss So 1 NsiWi But Same Team On ToP womme" Loaf' I by Ricky Romassair with two ning pitcher, allowing just Was John McGowan sod had a pok saines Bsl outs In the lad Inning, one-M plt4 hits. He struck out two and of 5i*s. WYrA1 bad a dW* ad sow Debose struick PA nine and walked thres. William Wynn Vernon Law and Bobby Hartings went the distance In defeat. Rotary 104 Monday ending the walked three in four Inn had ulnik. for game In jg b"gi under Leading only 3-1, Moose Terry Rod slapped tire. IIjI the slaughter rule, scored six rims In the third aid singles for Moose, Rotunda Dean Debose, V.F.W. Mated ROTARY Son cs Overcon iden e i ass --- C V.F.W. Is $4 for the first half ofthe assoori ad will try to lock up the MID Thuirsday night in a e 7:36 p.m makeup game with £ vi uiw.wa at Chase Park. By uaiu, Pram Wenietlsmal ahead." frashUn was the wianlag pitcher, scattering ---- U ad --. Mshoiulyfo. l Wn e ft top . 1160 . . He ." on b 011.= Is do a 4"w Z 0011. 1 Rds'i l.Moiead - " V.P.W. sow :.. -:: _ sis , ---- !1 ams, _____ ..-. --'.- - -- .-. - S - 155 I tIJ.j •i'iuss a" ft" '.-" wmmw I sis $ : elmrt IS TINN ___ :- s. *.. I$11 •_ .457 - L i d he ,1 odthesof bAS 4 & 4 fl +- 4 + - L.. - q all to for wI$de T it Mkmelota, night Mileaukes it Calif. night Jcags it Oakland, night 1 jn , OAR N Pd. 21 76 2 .3 Cin 3113246.315 3211841 ,347 I s. Phil C cai. CM 13 .;'I Hell. SO ly *11 31113 37.3V , C f .9 A 34115 49 .345 34133 42.341 36139 17.335 25103 ( 14 Hmi + + ,sit• CIA *V 03 31 .334 C tle, NM *134 41 1eld. $P 31134 41.325 *astie.s 1.en,ue 41,1114 N Pd. f 32 113 19.3% v0 Mb . Oil 9$3730 . IN'. C1111111 $155 15,341 em, CM 32113 44.315 + Cal 1li5. Cal 31113 43.M 33131 42.347 32111 41 .347 50 91 31 .341 31 55 29.341 Si s, CM we, er0 k Aim Oat KC 30111 39.339 33112 35,339 51p irsul $..eo, - Mswpl,y. $chmial, PhIl 10; K mss,CM AN wua. MIt 51 Msr., Aft 1111 Carter, a MiCtISIIn X' radial we cesvsusllftveld PV1C rIit d *s tins. No silul ZSCaryOUIWdS. S ws hs. __mare sops Nea + • 13, 51m, NSWHOUl1ssvw.pd,s 6.01 gp, Mc •PIL45g . + -' N + IlCisee [egos ' • It + .; with + - a. _____ -- - - CENTE') #0it' ,qfce/ 60014CAt Bayler, 6BeideSarciuy Natls.sis league - Ru$tven, Phil 6.0; Blue, SF 63; Espinosa, Phil, 51; LaCoss, Cm 40; Leo, Mtl and Reed, Phil 1. 1: Richard and Forsch, Hou, Sutcliffe, LA. Vuckovich. St-L, JOnas. SO 4.2; Sutton, LA 4.3 American League - John, NY 7.0; Koosman, Minn 60; Marshall, Minn 6•2; Flanagan, Bait 6•2; Kern, Tex SO; 0(3-a) 415.1114i P (5-3) 112.20; T (3-3. 5) 319.20. Tenth Game Custom Power Cushion Eleventh Game 2 Hernan.Gerarcto 8.20 1.00 3.80 3.80 100 4.00 Sorensen, mii 5.3. 0 (2.6) 32.00; P (2.4) 1.10; T (2.61) 214.40.. Earned Run Average (based on 27 innings pitched) Twelfth Game National League Espinosa, 8MutillaEchaniz 1780 15.60 7.50 - Phil 1.26; Ruthven, Phil 1,98; 2Gasti Sarduy 12.80 11.10 Vuckovich, St.L 2.17; Mura, SD 4 lsasa.Paco 7.80 2.38; Hooton, LA 2.43 0 (21) 35.00; P (8.2) 17.00: 1 (0-2American League - Mar. U 621-10A 1,945: Handle- $140,166. shall, Minn 1.18; Kern, Tex 1.59; John, NY 1.62; Heaverlo, Oak 1.67; Slaton, Mu 18 Strikeouts National League - Richard, Hou SI; Niekro, All, Canton, DAYTONA REACH Phil and Blue. SF 38; Sutton, Monday night LA and Mura, SD 37. First race, M,5-16, Time 3;.,1 American League Jenkins, 3 Six Penny IsO 1.40 2.50 Tex 44; Ryan, Cal 43; Guidry, 7 K's Believer 2.60 2.60 NY 10; Koosman, Minn 35; 2 Killjoy King 2.50 Kern, Tex 33. 0(2-7) 7.60, 36.60, T(3.1-3) Dog F..tbalp New York Giants - Linebacker coach Bill Parceilsre$igned and will be replaced by Don Pollard. Ph iladelphia - Extended the contract of Head Coach Dick Ver. miii through + Racing A78-13 blackwall, plus $1.74 FET, no trade needed Sale Ends May 19th. 1 Carry Amy S Dora's Lovely 3.50 0113-51 14-60, P15-3) 63.45, T(544) 5.00 151.45. £igh* race, A,$14, Time 3l.54 3.20 5.00 S Carry Sass 7.40 100 3M 1 K's Paco 71 Q(16)4331,P(S-1)153.oI,'T(4-I. $ Blue Pebbles 551$ 39gana.lsidro 2 Sara-Gull ll victor-Olano 11.20 5.50 4.60 7.20 520 110 0(3-3)3635;P(3-3)113.$I;T(32. 33545 Fifth Game 14.10 0.00 450 SApraul.Dlaga 11.40 7.40 4.40 1 Mijfllla.Arrieta 4115.4063s,P(0-1)120.61,T(ls. I) 161.30. SixTh Game Scarasa-Nndloia 14.10 7.00 5.40 lVcandl.Grrardo 13.60 7.00 usa Gondsi 3Arano-Arca 6.10 Q(5.7)lSl.41sP(6-7))+44.1S;T(4. 7.3) M.N. 4.10 0(1.1)14.11, PCI-i) 49.05, 1(1-14) 362.45. Ninth race. C,5.)6, Time 3141 IJM'sMt.eRapld 9.00 4.00 410 6 Cool Hand 4.00 231 3 Moving Sandy 210 0(4-1) 1645, P104) 13.45, T($43) 15135. Tooth race, 5,$14, Time .i) 4 President Pick 16.20 7.60 4.1111 7 K'S Master 6.30 4.00 $8. Rowdy iii 0114-711 36.0. P(4.7) 11641. 1(474) 1154.41. Eleven* race, A.$.1O, Time 3145 2VickiVsFlash 15,303.30 345 1B.Ginger 340 331 7 Echo Future 341 5(1-I) 21.31, P113-111 139.95 T113-11-11 5,40 4.10 TweIfth race, l,34 Time $.$1 $2.53 $2.76 -. $2.59 $2.82 $3.11 / ... WHERE QUALITY AND CONFIDENCE COST NO MORE $15 Road-gripping six-rib tread OTHER SIZES LOW PRICED TOO! A18.13 biackwail, plus $1.63 lET, and old tire urucer I B I -. - - - 'w Is Ut sliM asasi NitMi.5 cssItlsis. 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U.S. cars, some imports Jim Hemphill, Manager ___ SANFORD • Electronic engine. charging, and starting systems analysis S Install new points, plugs, con. denser, rotor • Set dwell and timing • Adjust carburetor e Includes Datsun, Toyota, VW, and light trucks 555 W. First Street 322-2821 Mon.-Fri. 7:30•6, Sat. 85 + -----_a.--'.- + $2.21 NO TRADE NEEDED 3.10 3.30 kvea* Game 3$anti-Wal$y 16.00 1.00 6.10 I.4I. IZubi-Isidro G78-14 H78-14 G78-15 H78-15 L78-15 body 0(20) 1430, P(S.3) 31.40, 1(8-2-1) 11540. Sixth race, I,5.16, Time 3I.Ø PuwlhGams $2.01 $2.05 Smooth-riding polyester cord 4.00 1.10 4.20 race, lRedoHe $38.00 $40.00 $41.00 $45.00 $47.00 $46.00 $49.00 $53.00 wer Streak 78 Fourth race, D,$-14, Time 31.70 I Time Bomber 15.60 3.00 2.00 K' s Belittler 2.60 2.40 7RedApe 3.20 IGaidos-Diaga ii 27.60 6.70 3.60 1352.55. SevenTh Trani-Ands'. C. 3-I, Time *75 4.10 2.50 7 Duren.Isidro 4.00 SMexicanFrolic 9.10 5.20 4.10 01*1131.61; P (52)5741, y (52. 3Mick's Wind Out 3.40 3.30 15.10 1.60 4.20 $34.00 $36.00 $37.00 $41.00 $42.00 $41.00 $44.00 $48.00 ' 2 Devilish Shan . 1+ .I+ +1 ILYESTER Retreads Third race. 0,5-IS, Time 32.54 1 Darbabe 10£? 5 2 0 3.00 2 Jay Esquire 3.00 3.00 SManatee Spiffy 2.40 0(1-2) 11.00, P(1.2) 35.40, T(1.2-$) 44.60. 3lrani.Mandloia 16.60 5.40 3.10 lGaidosArca 6.10 3.80 3.10 13.60 $20 2 K's Juno 1 Aram- Andre 1.00 5 Jarwin Tug 5.20 3.50 7 Ted's Redman 0(3-7) 34.55,1(3.7-I) 331.00. 0(24) 20.40, P12 4) 46.41, T)2+7) Secend Game SGondrs i tram Plus FET C78-14 Q(5-I) 62.20, P114) $20.20, 1(544) 675.60. Fifth race, D, 3-0, Time 35.77 S T's Rose Bud 7.10 3.60 3.10 7)151.40: 00 (2-0) 117.51. Third Game Whitewall GOODYEAR SERVICE Second race, C, 5-14, Time 3173 SMasterMerrull 10.00 10.10610 I Thelma J. 9.00 4.10 7 .Iarhead Boone 5.60 307.00. DAYTONA lEACH MONDAY NIGHT FirstOame Blackwell E78.14 0(15) 9.00, P(I-S) 74,15, 1(147) Jai-Alai site D78.14 62.60. Transactions .1.. Strong, resilient two-ply polyester cord body Two fiberglass cord belts firm tread contact, fight wear-producing squirm A well-known leader among belted tires, on sale now! 2) 247.00. 6Carasa.lsldro I SantiFernan ,i -aid ............ Polyglas lZubiPaco 11.60 4.00 3.10 3 BeideArriefa 1.00 1.00 2EganaRodoi(o 5.10 0(3,4) 36.50; P(43) 111.90;T(4-3- 13.5012.30131 4.00 2 Wonder Mist 30, Lyse. In 31; PerW. Sinmte-Iodolfo I; C*er and Incise. 5(14)31.01P(3-2)97.24aT(3-2. 6 Troy Edna 3244745 $ K's Hydon li IL 5)35345 2.55 0(14). 135 61, P124) 234.10,1(14. SighS Game anem Bases I S SMutille-DIega 17.20 7.00 5.50 I) 13$-IS. - Minnie 4.60 331 Afthitd*ts 2158, 1*511111 5304.1$ cow".. $,, 1 Hes'ian-Oendra ' Cl .5 +M1la1J 91 II5I Ieee.. - Foals,. 51:011011,11110 and WWISIS, $0 IS + - $55 ii; C $1: Mus$y, *51 si Cry:, 3 a I I ass. Lynn, Imelfey, 7. II; slipteysre tied nook lined Is youflrat. It . ---- S St.L 11; Lopes, LA 10; Morgan assistant athletic director. National Lssgue 555 'woksvstodekcss.od I rs S?.L -- ,, al ___ • Miami (Fla.)- Charley Thornton announced his resignation as athletic director and will return to the University of Alabama as 11 - ill-is l ii.... em 43 49) is test. 5.00 and Concepcion. Cm, Cruz, Hou 0 0-5 ) 37.0: P (5-1) 11.70; T (5-1and Taveras, NY 9. 4) 402.50. American League - LeFiore, Ninth Game Dot 16; Cruz, Sea 11; Otis, KC BApraiz 19.50 5.00 6.20 13; Wilson, KC 11; R.Jones, Sea 3Oscar 5.60 3.50 and Wills, Tex 10. 6 Said 3.10 Celleg. city it Seattle, night q Rdayapmea..,em. eg cet," gj .,, is dltInwe at Iston, night frsIt it New York, night 'Tersoto at Clive, nigM •l lead ivape- boards, feel t if the kern - at 7:33 (Iasnsartsn 3-0) 0-5), 10:30 " $ adaseethespoem. theirs. .+ a-----4--.---.'--'..'.- 1.2), OIlLsaJsl (Johnson : S 1100sruld"Tow 1111116 Phoenix CUA Jda bmik ra N I@ Jk ftff Ud I $@a I of Tab pay W441"Wil WN mulpid. yn amli ftd 06OW1110dowsyleavintli 1111114 Pts mt aNt. 4 hid sL1he'ss,erwlth.., I'm W14y .... + ,u.. ye.. ad Wa *.dMi to leek Wsdnesdayai" - Mt Iwsukas (Caidwefl 4.3) at Curnia (Ryan 4-2). 10:30 I would force a IN Adoido forward Mark "Iiklgheekini--t ½ :)y roft (Baker 1.2) at New (John 74), 5 P.M. (0. Ellis 1.2) at XG (Redlirn 0-011, 0:30 pm. Kansas City (Spilttorff 43 and Ours 1.4) at Seattle (as4t 1.0 and 0. Jones 03) 2, 9* p.m. I AiP.$11uraltsaNm (Wilkins Monday. cars completed their l0rnile + Three drivers made' their timed The big news the Speedway first appearances on the track Johnny Rutherford, who was was not on the race track. Chief Monday. They were Hager Steward Tom Binford an eighth fastest, had the quickest Hager, Bill lutcrbaugh and nounced the pace car would be circuit of the 2' mil e oval at Gal')' Bettenhausen. used to lead the pack during 192.1 mph. Al Unser followed at Dick Ferguson ot Los Angeles 191.5 wh ile Tom Sneva posted a caution light periods. finished his rookie test, becani188.7 and Gordon Johncock a ing eligible to make' an attempt This will mark the first time shade slower at 187.8. atlndianapollathe pace car has The fastest of the "have nots" at the starting Field in the final been used to allow the racing who made appearances during periods of time trials. cars to "bunch up" during the the near-perfect practice period Tom Frantz started the race. However, the procedure Is was Larry Dickson at over 181 second phase of the newcomer's ' S 26 .237w 14., .Pitching Victories (Jefferson 0-2) ImM Son Adode Coach DoW Noe '" t*. dsc'diag ordeal either Friday Olberdlig, who mad help ,push. I.. _ Md. cMiv ly p he$me,whesawuelght. BOW Wan Uaid oft the psist,testh SI Manday's Results ft at Il ppd., rain trott 3. New York 1 lOveland 1. Toronto 0 Eitas 7, Minnesota S Kansas City 1, Seattle 0 NC Tiday's Games ' (All Times CDT) !itimor, (Palmer 4.7) at 50gn (lcksrsley 3.2), 7:30 A th Misted the league In ill. A (Ladover, Md.). WbM do the " trtis.ph by the defending. ReBus do they lose?" on ev e rl - S - Pd. to 111I$ uumBedion$rgem ' OlNsadwlkW lose gw~ see L W I. 12 22 ,353 11 10 23 .286 131/z 11,1111. this 'ear's race. Experts said it would take a speed of 182 or W niph to make the 33-car lineup. fiIvP_- 15 17 .459 7 SIF s, "g4" + speed was conto make Distributed by King Feat un's 5 1914 .576 .. 3½ 155, 4 1 is 451 i , . ,,, . ' W I. pd Ga ''''n 10 ..sS"-'. city T sidered quick enough ----- '4. \ . 011101111 101111r, hom "Yaa'dhavetobeacnmplot, u: i u Conference best-of-seven Idiot to bills,. that," Moe and a victory U ed."ThepniwLu, :: ue. ham Wednesday ai will betht,anISarow,'dbheso " ails UM No AW& othefleels wta at homebsglfw,dos'twe Scott :::" :u LI J W!J Ié.'. as. $ups1oalcsheotMfIfor ___ ,, V 1111$ ts se : ., use pn~ $$ aises W1 . 29 .373 + plus. Neither Even though the search for the additional speed was going on, th e fastest drivers on th e track were eight who made the tentative lineup Sunday when 2s WI" 'if ' - 22 .e MOM'S THE WORDI P.I"I NO . In St. 21 11 .656 ½ 20 14 .555 2½ ii 16 .S21 414 13 15 .464 6½ MW York D5oit .w Auto Club events, AUTO SERViCE . out fl INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Seventeen drivers who have hopes of finding the necessary speed to qualify for the May 27 Indianapolis 500 were an. ong 25 who made practice runs M 192 Z'j', League I, graduating." at (Rogers American WE erfarde a normal policy at other U.S. mph and Billy Englehart at 180. N~ + I Olip 7/v. Louis, night Atlanta, night Fran at Houston, night 43 2 .'.. P,4'EOFO/?. York at Pitttbgh, night •1•- ' ,M! J. ft" AIJiVEF eSI at St. neIes at 411 _ __ , .. "I'm mnre alert, more inter'"d in things and my 1flfj.I,.fl(.0 Rut h ciiii start out (running),' arc a few e x amples of people who started when 2.2), 3.1) at Wndessy's Games Isds1phIa at Chicago idsi Diego it Cincinnati IM "WNW Iyal'l a Mñr.sI ___ aissi 1 is 1 's ' 1S e. a zwr Laij(D.nny 2-2), 5:35 p.m. :44 3,43 .is, CO,4!I/,'' (Sutton 43) it 2.3), 7:35 P.M. AtaDiego (Rasmussen 0-3) at Cincinnati (Hum. 3-3), 5:05 P.i'ill Francisco (Nasty 0-2) at Himlon (Richard 42), 5:35 411 of sum Hfr 'WA ROW, #e'zt ,q,wi C, 7( / A= i, CAIDINMU am : 1 3½ 4½ 3.3) Robinson 7:3.m. . I ?t so . 6 (Swan (0. If ::: Z/,P //y /,w, 14lyp /Ir 7h11r1W1fA2r1F-0 14E 7•O8ECOitfE I'" "'b7 I I ) 7llf I,V 7ñEifI,/OR Msdiy's ShuN 1 Pim MID kid a hems - Li forViralFeil. --- a i.. a III v -e --.- 440 Raa1 Rd JOha 11l • 14 22 .359 7½ 1021,323, York _____ In u:p S ran DIego P 4 too 11IS4 = 74'E 34p RONQ1/,qJf 101,, CaIknati 7, San Diego 4 dq Thdiy s Games (All Times CDT) P11110 1014 (Espinosa 5.1) Oshicago (Lamp 3.0), 2:30 4 X43 d6A^ ___ ,• MLt*,ntuireugimii.tiripi, . An 20 15 .571 1$ 15 .500 16 5 .471 At $s 46 I'llix CQ=m I I 6 OGOM III = a Poll" ~ 0 $11s I I I viefto III Thus Willisms rri_ _ II I * see LYiss ' a rmomom ::: No, that Seattle hu recap "DOb't Write the epitaph," lINry W 5.1 I" cyis. Kiwanis Is in second place with V.P.W. 611111111119-111111 turid the homeeomt advan. saldMetta, following hlstesm's al-I mark Mod teems in I1111 sa auos kega ha a pair of games tags, the Soaks' Ge. Wililant' iw.i victory Sminy off A$4N2H 14 am hops. his clubwill not become Antonio. "Don't count the a., AII III TINN . III ll 0 netgoigtoli. fb* "ftmiz Is be& We have a -CI'N It W IS V.F.W. pushed six runs down and di. for ia," said titude. We're )sthiIng and 155 *5 ChUm 1CI Williams, who scored the really believe we're capable of Ui'y the p1st. Ia fi Wi li *1 IsIS 155 ,, kaeaau ii Sisr 555 IIalidtbul1putthSgaIfl.on wlmilng fisld goal Sunday in whwslng the next two g •• sow IN with an li-rim second In. S,MIle's 101.101 victory over " @@NY iSS Motta even suggested the S., i_u iii aini. the I'hoeiü Sam that tied their uar. now Is on San Antonio, a ThI, a is 11 Tush ass Ce.eruncs title series hichimd to. a34 lead In a-.. Stanley Hsga* tad a double Western ..L Khowds iww--rw. WarellnI we sines ossoiw sang narrow. od aii0 And p a we got Woii)st "Gam S is the pramxe ft sets" lemof will take gaimefordININ Of be sold. 141W vatilm on mmma Am at slow Is's Kio&mis and *a Willow comaijigiberem0buidblin-a loss wouldn't matter. But now mom an hi the NBA they hive to win. They don't cas.sus psy against *5 5 N eseeL sis,,s. I ?'do-Washiaoa wr. A '' to come back to Law 1 N,S-ui ___ __ ,.a. th 04 SUU unto ru.a. b=%" (1l es*aco. DedwrrSr.cs oli+ CIni&, 41T La Draw Chase Drops Shell T*o Third Place chm haft the $urd 10 20 .333 11½ West WLPct. SI 20 13 .406 - West Mike Smith takes pickoff bid In Five Points action old job at the University of Alabama. In the league's other game been Monday, Moose upended Thornton, id"1ti1 director for 11 Klwanls,144. ths same tom am flamed last in its &Two the pod three him In Twedooso mat of the ,, yea's The sam. 1i, ID) foot. Miami job. It wam't fair to Andes Hesrg and Ulf tilkion, the two Swede and two of the of he Mid. umm bed players with the Ringers, ur't with than lad year. How about Dean ThWoia, Who was with Minnesota lad year and Mge.d by the Rangers Be a free od In July? i MIleSISY of whom and Pierre p, with the Ranger. last In On AHL . - 4W AMA, by Alan Mayer 12 17 .414 New York hi a 11.10 lotuidrI victory °!H ombsrghion. JOS 3'*.q eedUo$Wall Ihcmsnfs the whew. with Butea havI tour hits and Wall, Rl Putarson and De. Bebloka three sach. JOB &aksldit 4 homers and a single f Stromb.g, with Tom Wh,at aIsohtke.ebits. The dgl*'s other saw Howard's Mobil take an load, then hangonwIthGeorI' Muillas protecting the vags with a pair of h.s.sI1 r. (Ba Gotth had - yW5 at A1a'na before tokb the job at MIiiI, He g g ShKo has dons a suiporb job, bull on wl rriini illim bad kept itvlztuellyafllodyswlthsswHaven .710 19 11 . 2½ 17 14 .545 5 14 14 .500 5½ P 14 Do =Bar and O," Ado ' took some estram seiiie d~2 not of the Saoford Msfro rZ SOftball Aseadatien 1111921L hanged a' r*e to an will 54 trIuIl k ver Cardinal InduMr1u Burnett WasMI4ton hit two to homer. while Cain.. Resids" ad HIU7 Di7 Mastid 4q each. Levi Rains. added Imancv bb to the stWh. tA fthe bid three hits for Iiiii& nnI) V.F.W. opened the second Greg Hill each had a pair of five more In the fourth to easily slammed a triple and amnsJ. Table half of the Sanford Junior singles for V.F.W. handle Kiwanis. Tracy Walked hit a double and Leaus season where the first single and Mike Leonard and "Luxe "a Rotary's only hit was a single Mike Rotundo was a Unlverslty of W.ini In U n Chico a 212 MIUI 1 n III is n----i • Of Charley who aptad the post as athistic director at righifidly has been credited with much of their seceesi, bit it makes me laugh when I reed or hear about his coaching genie.. - iifoil Now flair and abandon, they are an aheolid. dolight to watch. _______ ,. . .- - m 6-11 III 1-- 6 Thornton momm ye Have Ni h P iq _`'ti"' Pm' P7 ,wrn 0111 4 r01 ~41F W L Pc?. DI PSilia NAWUI P. LOUIS S RON, DON'T WALK National Loolve CM? &OW beatos,ep between POW= and Denis Pct,tho(thsIslanders. "am No been plaft while he was hurt for some time DOW and 9 you've watched him at all lately, you con no this Lon't the Dome IArry Robinsolill who won the Com Smythe Thphy as ft MVP Oi.i years .yvu and u .ame. L'Iurrla iw1iiy IWU resacm ago u the but del In the As tor Rangers, do way they're playing, with a much elan Billy I -:... 20. r "I was, just challenged by the idea of old guys running," said the claims he 9W"EBOARD Mao' League Baseball and now spends his days running 35 to 40 miles a week, lilting weights, and leaping hurdles. He says he is looking forward to and the 3,000-meter steeplechase, started running at age 51 when 0 am&s 38, and Is only a douWial darter In any games aiterward. ___ ll :- - .Il ..'...• L. .,.'- .-'., Pl •• V :". - . Ste ...' - . 229 Dal. 322 Ll CNN .4p - s m supposed to have the beat dome in the .. - rj .. - ow. -' -• .*... ,.7 s ' ll . -. -- -' li u - , - ___ ., - - - ___ . age), says he feels better than he did 20 years ago, and _ cii. 11e3 I -_ __ o'uim 11 years. eia.r With one game already In the bank and only three more to go, dh biaarnte olimew some of the Rangers are saying they don't stand hi awe of any Rsllabk.CarpstServlce, 116, hi have tue on the Ice. . -, , and DsmiyCiei each bed two to NEW YORK (UPI) -This may come as some kind of annoying pace Tropic Bank to a 114 pine of Information to all those who already have gotten the pasting of O.W.S. General amb.hnb flidd and have beg-en digging a hole deep enongh to Cairactors Monday In the. bury the Montreal Canadians, but they aren't dead yet. Sininole Pony Bult For from It. True, the Rangers are loose, they're playing League. spectacularly, and having beaten the Canadisue on their own Ice si.,. HubI6'f' In the opener of the Stanley Cup final, they have New York alJ k. steamed iç over the prospect of Its that hockey thimp4e.hip th J'[ tP ___ I . - Randy Weinberg banged out Don f Bury Canadl.ns Y.tI The I -_ I I ! . I _- I relteisr Oke Marshall to 4 51 tIe and CMT7 Texas ala &711111 It Mhisrs I: s Pthch.bltter e elghth4nnlng sacrifice acorel George &itt from base with the only and lifted Kansas Qty hi tory belthvl the five-bit pIt1i of RICh Gale. sity who lives in nearby Wake Forest, Boa] took early retirement he became concerned about his health. "I was 30 pounds heavier, and 10 years older than I am right now," he said. Bade Dill stroked I two. 'off 4m "i can reititnitir a fe years ago, if your car was stalled, I'd go get vcrn sua• help, hut I would not get out and push. I was afraid! W01il* d fall dead il,% itha heartattack. No,,% I %% ouldn't hesitate to get lik You decided jogging wasn't meant for anybody but the undsr4o ad. Deluxe Bav, Auto Parts: ' .11inom I1 I iK.V and five RB! as the Reds In. (Teased their NL West lead over Houston to a full game. Tigers 3, Yankee. 1: Steve Kemp singled home the go-ahead run In the eighth hi. ning and scored an lnawance run on Lance Parrish's Infield hit to lead Detroit over New York behind the four-hit pitchtog of Milt Wilcox. Rogers 7, Twin It major-league schedule, Cincin. nati beat San Diego, 7.4, In the only National League game. In other AL games, Detroit defeated New York, 34, Texas downed Minnesota, 7-5, and Kansas City edged Seattle, 14). Baitlirore at Boston was rained out. Reds 7, Padre. 4: Dan Dries= and George Foster combined for six hits game's only run In the first Inning, and It was unearned off hard-luck loser Tom Underwood, 0.6, who yielded only six hits. With one out, Paul Dade singled and Manning walked. Andre Thornton rounded to short and Dade raced home when second baseman McKay dropped Griffin's throw for force play at second. FlOtpwtwe, In an ah*w.'viated increased. thought I A former economics professor at North Carolina State Univer- U.S. Masters Track aiad L ife out and push 1 think a lot of our mistakes in life -tern from people being But maybe you're also middle-aged or over and after years of the 80ft I Dave McKay, who singled off Waits In the fourth, doled to open the Toronto seventh and Rick Cerone walked. Luis Gomez ran for McKay and both nauiers advanced on Al woods' sacrifice bunt. After Alfredo Griffin walked to fill the base., Johnson lifted a fly to center and Games was out trying to wore the tying run from third. ihe Indians scored the compete in the 9th Annual Southeastern w117, 130-pound father of five grown children. "Hell, I was just as good as the next old guy." y __ Field Championships, Bosi, a world record holder in his age class In the one-hour run 3(1! Toronto batters to cap a two.hlt performance and give the Indiana a 1.0 victory over the Blue Jays. "A pitcher needs a play like that to keep him In the bllpme," said Manning, who made only two errors last year In 144 games, recording seven molds. "I've been working every day on charging the ball in the outfield." K(ey a- Lon9, H ea/t' n- has seen a doctor only twice in the last 10 years. "Ten years ago If you told me I'd be doing things li ke this, I would have told you you're crazy," said Boal as he prepared to 'diseases Make YOU More mentally alert, increase your longevity, and generally jiut make you feel better, Manning, Waits Give Indians Shot n Arm! Dy UMhed PlaterlaUsuel Rick Manning 's strong right am snuff ed cit a seventh. uumi threat and lifted Rick Waits to a well.deseved vietory Monday nlglt. Manning, Cleveland's outstanding defensive center flelder, turned Tim Jotuoni one out, bsse.4oaded fly Into an inning-ending double play and Waits retired the last six Hi Is 9 (ALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) -So you've heard all about the health benefits of runnIng. You've beard reports It can lower the risk of heart and lung + __ • . 1 Tuesday, May 15, 1979-7A Eing ven Hera Id, San ford, FL 1'• -; - - ,'+. . • ~, L . - + I. .. . -.. ~ % .I.. �$A-Evening Herald Sanford Fl DLONDIE R. TAK$P.JG 'i-MO MAKES 1..4 M Aj3 I URVEV C~) MARRIED Tuesday, May b (l.L AN5WE NAT ACROSS ) DOES TWAT t= ( ANSWER 'QJ'\ ); I) j 1 . y Chic Young I Fuss 57 Sometime 58 Modern 4 Antre painter 8 Guinea pig 7Qu1iON?ZP? Wo an Answer to Previous Puzzle 11_______ 11, 11 101E 0 A jjOjN1 NV Of Mononucleosis ra - it % • BEETLE BAILEY - by Mort Walker WO1! THE CAPTAIN 5 SURE GIVING SIARGE A CHEWING' OH-OH! I THE CAPTAIN SHOULD I THERE I KNOW BETTER THAN I COMES TO CHEW OUT 5AR(E SARGE'S 'N FRONT OF HIS POG' I THINK HE I<fMOWS 1 ' . 0 5 / "? -' lilt Sv.i I' J ç - r- r- r- r- r- r- r- IT IT — — - 'S 1111 [1 J4 Ii — — ' CHAPJ by Art Sansom - 1 I KIO5.../ 'it')UR UJPRWAR WILL.1 cie 1 ( —— -- 19 20 25 26 27 33 37 1 42 — ARCHIE — 38 39 'LIKE "\ WHICH ARCHIE, SOPAE (e::- )) A DRIVE ME UG BANANAS! V V l,J EVERYTHING IS NEW /MmovW,1, ONES, BUZZWOROS Mit1144 ARE 0.13LOWING I .wt 11 "NEW A ND " AN 0 1#RR0W0 ... DETERGENTS TOOTHPASTES, ANOINOW - - - — 43 J 1~ .J -'. 83 65 66 1 1 For Wednesday, May 16 Howie Schneider THIS Is F 15M M 30M OLAAM) MUY? 5PICY CU IT 0 ~# - i .iw' 1 in'iz 9 0 —S PR ISCI LLA'S POP by Al Vermeer t Loy /' CH. CCME ON, BERNARP.'IT WAS ONLY A MOVIE! I KEEP THINKING OF THE SEVEN OUCK5 WE PAJP TO %E TMT THING T . CM11 CM 4= C:11 C20 do ICANT I HELP IT! ,() \ I t' 7 ) . 1979 I-_ CS/ç SW 79 Y(XJRBIRTHDAY better to wait until you know May 16, 1979 him better. You will have some in. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) if at teresting opportunities to ad- all possible, steer clear of vance your station e this speculative ventures today. 0011111I HAndite-thenIi Yiti,u, Fecklm wisely so that you take full where t04't21 gain les * e a ire"c shade 2 dinctiried. advantage lux all they have to SCORPIO (Oct. 22) . Important decisions a ectlng T you and your mate should be Your sense of timing may leave ms,~e jointly today. You will be something to'be desired today. asking for problems if you do Be careful you don't put otherwise. yourself In an awkward SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. position, and then compound it. 21) Do not leave to underlings How to get along with other today matters concerning your signs is one of the sections income or resources. They may you'll enjoy in your new Astro- not understand what's ex. Graph Letter that starts with pected, and gum up the works. your birthday. Mail $1 for each CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. to Astro'Graph, P.O. Box 489, 19) Normally you have a pretty Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. good handle on things that Be sure to specify birth sign. mean dollars and cents to you. GEAGNI (May 21-June 20) Today, through carelessness, There's a possibillty you could you could do something you do something hasty today to would regret. Mute an opportunity. Keep in AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) BUGS BUNNY by ' I & HI'-dahI OAROT T98 - nN6 jc'i*rcs i I 7/ / 10 by 111A GLAD Bob Thaves EVEN IF JELLY- 7 AS r--- WFST # Q 5 V9 • 982 EAST # A983 V8653 4' r '.* Yo TUMBLEWEEDS 11 • 7, 11 F,11 .111 '11 I .. •K J 9x x An Iowa reader asks , -;;: you rebid when your s., responds one apade to yo one-club opening. • British Popular Bridge We raise him to tw,", monthly and expert Jock spades as the best of thr ~4 Milton for today's hand. unsatisfactory rebids. P.A The bidding leaves a lot to (NEW8PAPF1tFNTFR11RlSEASSX) be desired and Joick points out that a bookmaker would (Do you have a question fcv* lay big odds against South's the experts? Write "Ask erts," care of thIs,1news.' But Jock ?is0 points out ..a. with any Lead but a pe' questions Wul ,... pacle, declarer can bring 12 be answered If accompaniso by stamped, self-add,essd 1 tricks home. Now that we have given envelopes. The most interestthis peroration, you should ing questions will be used Ifl" be able to work out how our this by Stan Lee and John Romit' 5 AR HE NO sR THE WEB- 'OUN I -e' ...-. . - . - - ' HOMEOWNERS: 'q'4 ' - • ;.,. . -- ,;" . -. Mr. and Mrs. Jack l' '.' "c" Benton . '. .' ,, LL LOOMIS A(SAIN F -'ri GAS__ -' -- Y" I4f '' -_---ii# ] v t--UI i years on their golden wedding anniversary. Ile 1927 Ford is not the car the couple owned when they were Need Cash? Your credit is good for $295 married, but it Is Identical to the car they owned at that time. $259000 ur - The Jack Bentons Observe 0 50th ing Anniversary Eva and Jack Benton have been friends for a long time. In fact, they were childhood friends when their families lived in Hampton County, S.C. Their families movedto Sanford In 1929 and 23, and the friendship resulted In a courtship which resulted In marriage on April 21, 1929. Judge J.G. Sharon performed e ceremony ord. The couple, who live at M E.Zth St., are the parents of the foHowinX three children: Jack of Sanford, and Mrs. John (Eloise) Krider Jr. and Mrs. Michel (Brenda) Olderman, both of Deland. Jack managed the branch office f the Florida Union in DowntowA Sanford unW low.sincie then, he has been employed with the sales staff of Jack Prmw Ford, Y couple's children honored them with a reception at the Sanford Woman's Club. Floral tributes from the Bentons' friends adorned the - auditorium. Two refreshment tables were covered with gold cloths, overlaid with white lace. One table was centered with a three-tiered gold and white wedding cake flanked by gold tO o'sS candles. The other table, centered with a white and gold mum arrangement, featured the punch bowl, gold coffee 3ervice and compotes of butter mints and assorted nuts. Miss Deborah Ranabottom was In dwge of the guat registry. Serving the cake and pouring the coffee and punch were Mrs. Earl Gregory, Mrs. Worth Yates, Mrs. George Swann and Mrs. John Buhl. More than 100 friends and relatives called during the appointed hours, 24 pm. . Coo ng 1-800-835-2246 • CC l.V uwrcuuu $ Garden Circles ose an Egg tree plant. concentration on new members After the business meet" for nextyear. R . the members went to the Cact° Mrs Carl TI Flower Show Rose Circle, of the Garden Corral to see the array of Cacti chairman, reported on the and learn more about them. Club of Sanford, met at the favorable results of the annual The members then went to flower show. home of Mrs. Kenneth Fields the Central Florida Zoo for a with 12 members attendill1g. The new officers president, A report on the Flower Show picnic lunch. Mrs. L F. Mesaersmlth; vice stated that the Novice and Tnpresident, Mrs. E. J. Color awards went to p, Herrington; secretary, Mrs. J. arcs members. agno Klou, and treasurer, Mrs.J. C. Abetter from Etta Dorman, Lavender were sworn Into fo, me: president of the Sanford The Magnolia Circle of office by Mrs P. 1... Elmore. Garden Club re Mrs. Sanford Garden Club ended dw Each w" prweni;W with a H. Simpson, extending year of gardening with a colored carnation corsage congratulatlions to the dub on covuvd dish lunchew at the represenUng their official the burnlng of the " home of Um Walter I". TIM dutiels. ma" Mary Schmitt, as"ed 15 members puent. Ruth Simpson gave an in- were MM Blwtw Owen read a tereift and amusing report This businm muting Was humorous C000ii on the State Qnc'entIon held at conducted by the iwealdent, Mrs.Ike. Specia emphasis W Hollywood. InitaHed as new officers placed on the coming work as The meeting concluded with a M lia Mary Schmitt, programs, activities, and plant exchange were: pr.Idt; Frances Jones, vice president; Mildred lAnd, trier, and Elisabeth Wilke, awdary. :Pdle Cerley presented the ii_ii .. .,, by 1, K. Ryan sra tid, W WA • Ye Special Daytime Rates Until The End Of May For Small °'L Ref rigerator n Tables '458 44 BY INSTANT BY NOTPOINT - WITH FULL WARRANTY AM-FM STEREOPHONIC RADIO RECORD AND TAPE PLAYER WITH PSYCHEDELIC LIGHTS USED WHITE RIO. in." Dresser REG. 449,1 ebox J uk '403 BY AWRSE FLOOR SAMPLE -AS IS 4 PC. CONTEMPORARY FRUITWOOD 4 PC. WNITE FRENCH PROVINCIAL 1111110.519.110 Bedroom Suits $438 REG.719." 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INMNIVILCOW R EQ.549.111115 $A11111I BROWN ANTIQUE QMD AND WILLOW ONE IN End Of Th e a r Class Parties" me VWW hycr.lg.s, 16CU.FT.COPPERTONE Component Sat C1dsmdat the meoUIrs. zoo.eis USED CHROME A BUTCHER BLOCK MODERN SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY GLENDALE h c'c A FEW EXAMPLES LISTED BELOW Occosional Chairs U ae ee WFOAM MATTRESS BY JAMISON a""nicied this chairman and 1% memballis of t e , • e o Sleeper ' i I I . ~A are taken back 50 A41mosa / ' -. 4 0' •• many motorists are abusive Dear to joggers. (Someone yelled at home? It's a lot healthier. car. Joggers do not belong on y him: "Hey you jerk, get off the Those half-naked show-offs run the streets with automobiles. street -what are you trying to on heavily traveled streets And the same goes for bicycles. prove?) 1 MAD IN WESTMINISTER under the pretense of "keeping You should have mentioned fit," while they fill their lungs that most joggers jog down the If you need help In writing cent' of the street, paying no can't they run on sidewalks and with exhaust from cars and letters of sympathy, attention to traffic signals and obey the traffic rules like buses. congratulations or tbankyou behaving in general as though pedestrians' Better yet, why KEEPING FIT IN PRIVATE letters, get Abby's booklet they owned the street! DEAR ABBY: I'll tell you "How to Write Letters for all don't If a passing motorist honks home (in place) In mu living why I hate joggers. Because Occulon&" Send $l and .long, b they ignore traffic signals, his horn and sign for the room' run stamped (28 cents), selfJogger to move over to the side I,m as healthconsclous as the in front of cars and create a real addressed envelope to Abby: of the road, the jogger pays no next guy, but I'm no traffic hazard for motorists. 132 Leaky Dr., Beverly Hills, attention whatsoever. Many times I have had to slam Calif. 98212. exhibitionist. My sympathy Is with the STUDIO CITY HEALTH NUT motorist not the jogger! DEAR ABBY: My husband KANSAS LOVES to look at female DEAR KANSAS: My lUll joggers. They turn him on! He h been rwmli, $8 to In favor gets so excited when he sees a of the motorist. Read on: woman Jogging he can hardly DEAR ABBY : Thankyoufor keep his ad control. 11 a chance to sound off about says there Is something bout joggers. They are a terrible the rhythm of the female body nuisance. Why must they use bobbing up and down that exthe streets to Jog? 00 to wrong with Jogging in parks? offthe road or hit another car or Or on a football field? Joggers more for any p pose! "_______ .7_ Y__ r " not only endanger their own a pedest rian, but I'm afraid his Tw's(0011 Pon Anwican Financial Services will arrarge loons up to lives, but they cause motorists luck will rim out soon. $25.000 or more. for any pwpoW it you own yaw own borne, condorniniv" He can hardly wait for to swerve to avoid hitting them, of nicANIO IiI ancl lot, you clwaily. summer - when joggers wear endangering othem. All Applicants May Be less and show more. W,dOwLPIflofl.L people wi th bJc,.o,.,.tw..$, Joggers run right down une"ployed. Even those rejected by borAs or low cornponift. Me? I wish they'd outlaw all middle of the road, darting in Easy Extended Repayment Terms front of oncomb% cars so they Jogging in city streets'Uw yow cash for any pwpow. Medicalbols-vacafrons-horne ANTI-JOGGERS don't have to break their strike rmesso — appliances. Or pay off inita"m or slacken their pace. They are DEAR ABBY: I'd like to get looni. Yaw am payment wit roobakily a hazard to all motorists. Why In my two cents' worth about bihnthonth.comLio.dmunihi rfloIun9 flOw Fast Luan Approsal. Inincistco"S. approved in 24 how% and co.,çxl.s.d wiIh.ci 3 CoI Pon Am.con today and use tills ' Wh ki ? csoemg f0I yo.it Pan American Financial Tillie Herald welcomes 11111118,111estiou for Cook Of Ile Services, Inc. WeeL Do you know someace you would like to see testa. Liceirviecil Mortgair llkoker ISO I S. CII Wt* 202 ed In We spot? Them k something for everyone In the Hue la"Wo,Flariclo 33609 eoklig. 'IMP Novice coolita. as weti u umta chicts, &I a ditfunt = " N" 071:111121 dimension to dnixg,. Plene contact MRSELVES Editor Doris Dietrich Opsotoondf 2lhovn ado about Y C ens on 7 day s o..á. Abb I Mrs. Beston has always been a fuiltlme homemaker. r"Y both enjoy hunting and fishing for relaxation. In celebratim of their golden wedding anniversary, the duck. Now South ruffs dummy's last club, cashes V A K Q J 107 s last high diamond and 0 A K3 leads a second spade which 4 AK East must win. At this point East has run Vulnerable: Both out of everything but low Dealer. South spades and must glvi West North East South dummy a spade trick and 2W South his slam. Pam 2# Pa&s 4NT Ik Pam 5 4 [lass 61V Ask the POass Pas8 Pwss - -Zir'i ,: You hold: Opening ca •Qxx . 4 runners and joggers. it its on my brakes to avoid hitting a exercise they want, why don't jogger. I've also had to quickly they go to a gym or exercise at swerve, nearly hitting another ' .;' •—....FORG& Tb GHAR _______________,__________ DEAR ABBY: KEEPING FIT IN SAN MATEO asked why Next comes a spade lead to dutruny. Assuming West plays low, he plays dummy's plays queen he plays dummy's king. In either event. East must • Q 1082 • 94 107 6 r ' ' Q 1 SOUTH TOOK poor- ____ - " which do meeting was • f.4_ 10 . .. declar " technique makes his slam. 1jiliti - wins Uw dian%ond logd, plays four rounds of trumps and then I I I I .. NORTH * I Ilt,J 10 7 6 $4.51A 0111111-A 11 FOR rHE REAL A7-rACkrR,5. jr Him . WIN AT BRIDGE SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST rry, But Mail In Favor Of Motorists Over Joggers - you're not likely to develop it already been exposed to the* again, just like when you virus at some point in fife and, recover from measles, chicken it's relatively uncommon for pox or any variety of viral in- individuals in your age group to fections. i ii f e c t i o u d eve1op Often the infection occurs ui mononucleosis. very early childhood and the DEAR DR. LAMB What is are symptoms in- the difference in an angiogram distinguishable from a minor and a znyelogram? respiratory infection. These DEAR READER An children then have immunity to angiogram is an X ray. Dye Is infectious mononucleosis and injected into the circulation don't have it later in life, which is opaque to X ray, For avarietyof reasons, some Pictures are then taken and you people escape this infection in can outline the size of arter1e3, early childhood and develop it veins or chambers of the heart. In early adult life. In these If there's an obstruction in WI instancesthesymptonismaybe artery that's being examined, more prominent with sore you can see It because the flow throat, low-grade fever and a of the dye is blocked. number of nonspecific sympA mylelogram involves an toms Your doctor usually injection into the space around makes the diagnosis on the the spinal cord. Since the dye is bats o blood 1tests. lasts opaque to X ray, you're able to Usual1y the llness only outline anatomical structures a few weeks although there ordinarily wouldn't be may be residual fatigue, that you pecific able to see. A ruptured disc that faintness and such nons Symptoms for some months is sticking into the space around the spinal cord or even pressing after the acute illness has against the cord can be seen by subsided. the an Indentation in the dye. In some instances if CANCER (June 21-July 22) too pushy will ruffle the By Oswald Jacoby Be very careful today lf you are feathers of others, and Alan Sontag m&nNft or Using something PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) We are Indebted to the of value that doesn't belong to It's a bit difficult to keep a chances, hoping you'll get by. your reputation or finances VIRGO (Aug. 23-&pt. 22) A should be handled early in the purely social contact could be day. Co nditions may not be as joepardized If you put him on advantageous if you permit the spot for a favor today. It's delays. ... . particularly apt to occur in the probably wise during the acute college-age population. It's illness not to engage in excaused by a virus and one way cessive amounts of physical of transmitting it is by kissing. exertion. You can get it in other ways How do you like being in the and usually once you've had it college age crowd? Mosk and have totally recovered parents and grandparents hay from behind the scenes. Getting you. Boo-boos could prove secret today. You could hurt the feelings of someone who has exceptionally costly. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Luck confided in you if you talk out of will not turn out to be a worthy turn. subefitute for practicality and ARIES (March 21-April 19) hard work today. Don't take Matters that are important to piY( w" I bush. i.4 Lamb , , Y. ' Tuesday, May 15, 1fl-A Dr - mind the old adage. A bird In For best results today, keep a the'hand is worth two In the low profile and pull the strings •-'---c:Q a wornanthmy symptoms are marked, doctors READERS WHO WANT will give steroid hormones to information about hay fever or help deerease the symptoms. allergic rhinitis can send 50 They really don't cure the in- cents with a long, stamped, selffertlon. addressed envelope for The Usually the illness has to run Health Letter number 8-4. Send its course and should leave no your request to Dr. Lamb, permanent residual damage. care of this newspaper, P.O. There are very rare cases of a Box 1551 Radio CitySt ' ruptured spleen and it's New York, or, N. 0019 77 -- 0 62 B BERNICE BEDE OSOL b_ RIUD(NOE SMDW KH0 1. 75 ON 70W APPZ* 60 ——— • E E K & MEEK SW. — HOROSCOPE I - ffM1CM... 54 55 56 MIST LIKE GRANDMOTHER MAK E. • 59 — 53 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) USED To . 58 - BREAD 4.1 '5' _ - AND IMPROVED!' I ''U .1'?V'I I 48 52 ———— 61 — 45 47 ORE401 #YEW 41 — — 44 57 EVEN 30 31 32 40 49 50 51 by. Bob Montana 29 34 35 36 — — — ________________________________ 46 L ) 24 28 I had mono year ago and it flared up again. What is the cause of mononucleosis and how does one get over it so it doesn't come back again? InfecDEAR READER tious mononucleosis is known as the kissing disease. it's - 21 23 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft - - — • L ) —— - 22 V' I •Ill —— C WITH? EVERY ' 18 _ KOJ A.IJYOF - ) 15 THE BORN LOSER P C =ii ::0 1. 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I,. • ,... - ,.. , - - 4.. . -- 5-..-. ., - _____ è- - • - tp Tm .ts '.o --h IflUilbil' with 1 1 11.111111111110 Day 2700W.2Sth$T.(SR46.A) SANFORD - - - '' '' - - - S ' - ' 1 no SOUT"Iftild Homes 11111111111111CI less- IT 01=7 TO Wr gum, ITPATSII • -. • .5 - -• ' ' '_!_ ' P .,.- - 4•';- �I 10*-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, May 15. 1fl Legal Notice Judge Rules On Bundy iijE1otci Legal Notice Legal Notice &nq Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF ADVERTISEMENTFORBIDS FICTITIOUS NAME PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR_ ANNEXATION IV THE CITY OF COUNTY, FLORIDA CASSELIERRY. FLORIDA Notice is hereby gjven that we are that Sealed P' ,posals will be SEMP!i Notice Is hereby given that the Sanford Housing PROBATE DIVISION engaged in business at 2609 received b'q City Council of the City of Hiawatha Ave., Sanford, Seminole Authority. Santord. Florida at the File Number 79.17$-CP Casselberry, Florida, adopted an County,Florida,underthefictitlous Engineers Office In Sanford. Division OrdlflanceofAnneXationa5fOiI..3 Florida untIl 2:00 P.M. iocatimeon IN RE: ESTATE OF name of SEMINOLE AUTO SPE CIALTY'S and that we Intend to May 17,l9l9forCastleBrewerCourt RUTH S. ORRELL ORDINANCE NO. 375 Apartments Storm Drainage Im• register said namewith the Clerk AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the Circuit Court, Seminole County, $x'ovemeflts in accordance with Deceased OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, Florida in accordance with the Drawings, Specifications and NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION provisions of the Ficlitious Name procedural Documentspreparedby TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST WITHIN THE CORPORATE Statutes, ToWit: Section sas.o, Clark, DiettEngineers. Inc. The protect, located In the Citc of THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL LIMITS OF THE CITY OF Florida Statutes 1957. Sanford. Florida, consists of in. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, AN 51g. David J. Eug' AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND stallation of storm drainage piping, IN THE ESTATE: Wendy W. Eads manholes, Inlets, and headwall 3. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. Publish s, 15, 22, n. 1,79 general cleanup & grading, thattheadmlnistratlonoftheestate FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR. DEJ39 pavement repairs, qrassinq and of RUTH 5. ORRELL. deceased, TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (IJPI) others In the Clii Omega - A Circuit Court judge was sorority house at the University expected to rule today on of Florida. He also is accused of Theodore Bundy's motion to beating a filth woman at her throw out evidence a dentist's home several blocks from the claims will prove Bundy's teeth sorority house. match a bite mark on the body Judge Cowart disposed of of one of two coeds he is several motions Monday, but charged with killing, delayed several others to cut Testimony from experts on down the length of pretrial the general reliability of bite hearings. He put off tini.ny marks as evidence In proving a on several crucial motions until person did or did not commit a after a jury is picked for the murder will not be heard until trial, due to begIn June 11. next Monday. But Judge Edward Cowart One of Bundy's motions 1SF will be asked today to throw out volves the exclusion of the search warrant used to take testimony by Nita Neary, a chi iznpresslorE of Bundy's teeth Omega member who allegedly and to suppress the evidence saw the assailant run from the obtained under it. sorority house minutes before Dr. Richard ii. Souviron, a the four victims were found. prominent Coral Gables, Fla., The defense said it Will not be dentist called in on the Bundy able to argue Its motion to move case, told a seminar In Orlando, the trial away from Tallahassee Fla., last fall Bundy's teeth until late next week when a "line up exactly" and "fit public ofinion survey is com• perfectly" on a double bite pleted. Bundy will use the poll mark inflicted upon one of the to back up his claim that peevictims, trial publicity has made it Bundy is accused of stran- Impossible to get an unbiased glingtwocoedsandbeatlngtwo jury. mulching at all disturbed areas FICTITIOUS NAME Orlondo - Winter Seminole _____ 831-9993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 3:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon A P0 ?I 1 RATES 43c a I S tIIflI ............... 30Mh1t . .. .3k a lib. .....33c a line 7COflICUh1ttfl 3 Lines Minimum ClASSIFIED the Circuit Court for Seminole corner of the SW'/a of the NE'4 of affected by this work. Notice Is hereby given that we are BE County, FlorIda, Probate Division, Section 20, TownshIp 21 South, PROPOSALS WILL engaged in business at 1117 East _____________________________________________________ PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ the address of which is Seminole Range 30 East, Seminole County, Highway 436Altamonte Springs, ALOUD immediately after the County Courthouse, Sanford, Fiorlda;thencerunS.S9degrusSS' ___________________________________________________ Florida Seminole County, Florida, expiration of the time established Florida. The personal representa. 00" E along the north tine of saId under the fictitious name of ALL above for receipt of Proposals. tive of the estate is ROBERT SW'/ Of the NE¼ Section 20. a SEASONS HOMES and that we ii-1,ntructio.n DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS STANLEY ORRELL, whose ad. distanceof 1221.93 feet; thence S. 41 intend toregister said name with the AND PROCEDURAL DOCU dress Is 1234 Suwanee Road, degrees 12' 42" E 255.34 feet; thence Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Daytona Beach, Florida 32014. The N. 42 degrees 47' IS" E 1176.41 feet MENTS County, Florida in accordance with Drawings, Specifications and name and address of the personal to a point on the S'wly R.W line of 1SX!OHbLAPRbLEM tte provisions of the Fictitious Procedural Documents may be representative's attorney are set 5.R. 136; thence 5.47 degrees 12' 42" IN YOUR FAMILY? Creative Expression9 323.$St* E along said S'wly R.W 330.00 feet to Name Statutes, ToWit: Section ottained upon application at the forth below. AL.ANON __________________________ 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. point of beginning. Thence office of Clark, Dietz and Forfami$lesorfrilndsof All persons having claims or 51g. Harold F. White Associates Engineers. Inc., 500 West demands against the estate are continue S. 17 degrees 12' 12" E prdoIem drinkers i1.A-Ai'ts & Crifti George 0. Willmer along said R.W line 260.00 feet; Fulton Street, Sanford, Florida, required, _______________________ Fortuture informatIon call WITHIN THREE Publish: AprIl 24, May 1,3, 15, 1979 on the payment of a deposit of MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF thence 5.42 degrees 17' ii" W 200.00 647.3333 or write DE 1.104 $30.00 Per set. The deposit shall be in THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF feet; thence N. 47 degrees 12' 12" W. Most complete Craft & Hobby SanfordAlAnon Family Group 47' p Supply in Central Florida. sox _____________________________ cash, or check drawn payable to THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk 260.00 feet; thence N. 12 degrees Clark, Dletz and Associates. of the above court a written 1$" E 200 feet to the point of HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Sford,FI1R _________________________ inning; sublect to a utility Engineers, Inc. The deposit for each statement oi any claim or demand Ave. Sanford, Fl. NOTICE OF APPLICATION _____________________________ Notification is hereby given by set will be refunded to bonafide they may have. Each claim must be easement over the S'wly 10 feet. _________________________ Sharea Ride Atlantic National Bank of Seminole bidders upon return of the Contract in writing and must indicate the DECLARING AVAILABILITY OF SR.46& 1.4 to South St. In Orlando located at 101 East First Street, Documents in good condition if 322.3353 ___________________________ asis for the claim, the name and MUNICIPAL SERVICES; DE. ___________________________ Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, later than fifteen (13) days following address of the creditor or his agent FINING CONDITIONS OF AN. Do you need a friend? Someone to Lutheran Church of 'he that an application was filed with the award of a Contract. Any non. or attorney, and the amount NEXAT ION; PROVIDING ZONI NO write, love or lust someone tO the Comptroller of the Currency on bidder upon returning such a set will claimed. If the claim is not yet due, CLASSIFICATION: R EDEF I NI NO Redeemer. RegIster now for talk to. For full details write be refunded $0.00. May 1, 1979, as specified in I2CFR s Fail term, limited enrollment, the date when it will become due THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF TO CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA Drawings, Specifications and, shall be stated. If the claim is FRIENDS, P.O. BOX 123, of the Comptroller's Manual for $30 mo. For more Information stoeri.y, Fl. 32701 other Contract Documents may be contingent or unliquidated, the INCLUDE SAID PARCEL OF National Banks for permission to call 3224405 or 322.3352. ______________________ ______________________ examined at the following locations: nature of the uncertainty shall be LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL establish a branch in the vicInity of SAID CITY; ______ LIMITS OF the intersection of 1.4 and SR 434 on Clark, Oietz and Associates. stated. If the claim Is secured, the _______________________ 5-LOSt & AMENDMENT OF SR 434, unincorporated Seminole Engineers, Inc. security shall be described. The AUTHORIZING __________________________ Handyman for Apt. Complex. Job TO INCLUDE THE 500 West Fulton Street County, Florida. claimant shall delIver sufficient CITY MAP E R E I N; LOST DIAMOND Pendant & sIlver Sanford, Florida 37171 Any person wishing to comment copies of the claim to the clerk to APROVIDING N N E X ATFOR I ONTHE H RIGHT Inc. paIntIng. sm. repairs, chain. Vicinity Knight's Shoes, on this application may file his enabietheclerktomallonecopyto AND PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZEN. carpet cleaning & yard work. Touchton's . Drugs, Motor Dodge Plan Room comments in writing with the each personal representative. We will train, we need neat THE CITY; SHIP IN Vehicle Dept. or SanfOrd Plaza. 611 Wymore Road, Suite 204 Comptroller of the Currency, Ad. Allpersonslnterestedintheestate SEVERABILITY; AND EF. dependable worker. 322.2090 Sentimental valuegerous Winter Park, Florida 32739 ministratorof National Banks, Sixth to whom a copy of this Notice of FECTIVE DATE. between 10 am. & 6 p.m. REWARD. 322.0090 9.5. National Bank Region, Suite 2700, AdministratIon has been mailed are WHEREAS, there has been filed Central Florida Builders Ex. required, WITHIN Peachtree Cain Tower, 229 Maids, fulI& part time posItions I. THREE of the City of change, Peachtree Street, N.E., Atlanta, summer time. Apply in person. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF with the City Florida, Clerk a petition for $20 Irma Avenue Georgia,30303. If any person desIres THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Caiselberry, Days Inn, Sanford. _____ ___________________________ Orlando, Florida 3$03 to protest the granting of this ap . THIS NOTICE, tofile any oblectlons annexation signed byto the landowner -of the area sought be annexed Special Summer program for 6.12 plicatior, he has a right to do so If he they may have that challenge the consenting to and requesting an. Florida Construction Report files a written notIce of his Intent yrs, old including weekly qualifications of the personal nexation and zoning of that parcel 2306 A Winter Woods Blvd. swimming, skating, & movIes. with the Comptroller of the representative, or the venue or specifically descrIbed herein; and Winter Park, Florida 32792 3226645. SANFORD EARLY Currency within 21 days of the date lurisdlction of the court. WHEREAS, the City Council of of this publication. The non. PROPOSAL GUARANTY CHILDHOOD CENTER. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND the City of Casselberry, Florida, ________________________ _____ Each Proposil shall be ac OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED confidential portions of the ap theretofore it a regular meeting of Unique Kindergarten for 3 year companied by a certified check or WILL BE FOREVER BARRED plication are on file with the Comp. an exciting opportunity the City Council has approved the olds ONLY, this fall. Best troller of the Currency as part the an acceptable form of Proposal Date of the first publication of this petition signed by the landowner of amount EXTRA $$$$ to educational opportunity in this public file. This file is available for Guaranty In an equal to it Notice of Administration: May 13, the area sought to be annexed, least five (5) percent of the amount 1979. area. 3224643. pubUc inspection during regular after school and eveconsentIng to and requesting the oftheProposai,payabletotheorder business hours. s Robert Stanley Orrell FREE CHILD CARE for those nings. annexation of said parcel and has of the Seminole County Housing Publish: May 15, 72, 1979 As Personal Representative who qualify. For further in. thoroughly the considered authority as a guaranty that if the Call Circulation Dept. DEJ64 the Estate of formation contact Sandra feasibility of such annexation and Proposal Is accepted, the Bidder will RUTH S. ORRELL Swanson, 3233690. zoning to the City of Casielberry, execute the Contract, and file ac Deceased Florida, inaccordancewith Chapter ceptable Performance Bond within Baby Sit In my home ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED ten (10) days after the award of the ATTORNEY F OR PERSONAL 171.041, Laws of FlorIda, 1916; and Week Days REPRESENTATIVE: BIDS: WHEREAS, objections to such EVENING HERALD Contract. Sandy322.0711 Thomas A. Speer annexation and zoning have been CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS Sundo - Noon Frldoy ____ 18-Help Wanted _______________ 20% OFF .---' * FIND* lIke Charge person. Light bookkeeping, Accts. R.c. 1. pay. Payroll-daily cash receipts. - Found BOOKKEEPER Pull charge. Growing company, 'excellent potential. siis. Good personality, good typing. P41cc hours, excellent benefits. General worker, light delivery. Fun ob for hard worker. _____ State Issue YARD MAN Permanent work for rosIly nice boss. YS & GIRLS * MANAGER AIN 13 & ddir ,,, - MEATCUTTER DRIVER Long distance, excellent money potential. CABLET.V. 3222611 Will train right person. Chance for _____________________ Must have experience for really 0 -good lob. a trade. CABINETWORK PLUMBER ___________________________ !mmedIate opening-need urgent. 952 French Ave. 323.5116 (Cor. 109h I Hwy. 17.92) Days Inn Sanford, 463. 1.4, Part time I Full time Waitresses, --night positions. . _____ - LE1"S RE HâWE$1' if you weren't looking for a ohs _________________________ career you wouldn't be reading '"'this ad. and If we weren't looking fl*frj someone to do a lob this ad .!w*i,tbih it you watt the opportunity to earn Three to 'Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.500432.1402 anytIme for recorded message. I Legal Notice ' :rsu, RN's I LPN's, Aides, Livein companion, short term. assignment. Homemakers Up. .Iohn 6254036. City Commission A certifIed check or bank draft, 20o.Q0 feet; thence N. 47 degrees 12' Room at the City Hall in the CIty of that the administration of the estate In accordance with Executive payable to the HousIng Authority of 42" W. 240.05 feet; thence N 42 Sanford, Florida. The o.imwood Derryberry Basically the law allows the of ROBERT MEHARO, deceased, the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. gQ'1$"E200 feet t the point and the undersigned es Sheriff of Sanford, Florida, will consider ad Order 11633 Payeichak Parnerstiip full Government Bonds, or a satisfac. beginning; sublect to • utility SemInole County, Florida, wiil at determine whether or not the City will be governorandCabinet-subject FileNumberl9.119.CP,ispendingin all bidders afforded Hwy. 17.92 11:00 AM, on the 6th day of June, wIll close, vacate and abandon any the Circuit Court for Seminole opportunIty to submit bids In tory bid bond executed by the bid easement over the S'wiy 10 f caseelbirry, Florida 37709 to legislative review tO ZONING AD. 1979, Offer for sale and sill fo right of the CIty and the public In County, Florida, Probate Division, II: Section response to this invitation ad will ders and acceptable sureties in an designateareu needing special the address of which is Seminole C.2 (Corn. the highest bidder, for cah, Babied andtoa portion of West Commercial not be discriminated against on the emowt equal to S percent of the bid DESIGNAT ION Local Plan Rooms to any and all existing liens, at the Street, lying between North Elm shall be submitted with each bid. meçcial). protection based on reconinsen- County Courthouse, Sanford, OBT A I N I NI S I 0 D I N I grounds of race, color, religion, SECTION III: CONDITIONS OF Front (West) Door of the Seminole Avenue and North Myrtle Avenue FlorIda 32171. The personal The successful bidder will be national origin in consideration UMUNT$: Bidders may obtain or dations received from a County Courthouse in Sanford, and between Futton Street and West representative of the estate Is documents by phoning the office of required to furnish and pay for ANNEXATION - None. for award. source Management and MILDRED MEHARG, whose ad the Architect, 3051342110, after AND satIsfactory performance and SECTION IV. REDEFINING Florida, the abovs described peç. First Street, being more par. TIME CONTRACT dress is 11415 M.63, Lachine, following date: April 25, 5979, ticularly described as follows: payment bond or bonds. LIMITS BY DECLARATION - sonal property. Planning Committee, LIQUIDATED DAMAGES That said sale Is being made to Michigan. The name and address of Attention is called to the Bid Form That the corporate limits of the City That portion Of West Commerial Work under this Agreement stau SPECIFIED BONDS: The suc Lands tisat may quality for the personal representative's cessful bidder shall provide a be commenced upon wrItten notice requiring a Base Bid and Unit Price of CasssIberry, Florida, be and itis satisfY the ternis of said Writ of Street lying between Blocks 1 an42, consideration include those torney are set forth below. iii In Tier 6, Town of Sanford, Plot Performance, Payment and to proceed, and shall be completed Bids. Eich bidder Is required to bid herewith and hereby redefined so as Execution. Joim C. Polk. look 1, page 09, PublIc Records of All persons having claims or GuaranteeContract Bond and a Bid within 120 calendar days of the OfltheBaseBidandldl Unit Price. to include said tract of land herein that: Sheriff demands against the estate are Pond as called for in the commencement of the Contract Seminole County, Florida. Attention Is called to the described. The description herein -are ecologically wdqus. SemInole County, required, Persons interested may appear WITHIN 'HREE Time as defined In the '.et'aI provisions for equal employment contained shall include all streets, -are acqulfer recharge MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF pociticat Florida and be hierd at the time and place opportunity, and payment Of not less roads, highways, alleys, and All bids must be received before Conditions of the Contract. than the minimum siloriss and avenues located within or between Publish: May 15,72,29, June5, 1919 specified. In cas of failure to complete ft caj4J Florida's THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF the specified time and enciose In a THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk as set forth in the the existing munIcipal limits and DC J-S2 work within the time CIty Commission Of the named hereIn wages waled envelope plainly marked on Green Swamp. of the above court a written state, nexed herein in Section I City of Sanford, Florida the outside 'Proposal" and the title or within such extra time as may specifications must be paid on this area ADVEITISIMINT BIDS -would shIer great hanfl or mint of any claIm or demand they hereof. By: H.N. Tamm, Jr. thework, thedate and the name of have been allowed by extensions Prolect. SECTION A SECTION V: AMENDMENT OF ARTICLE 1 CONTRACTOR'S City Clifli be destroyed by uncontrolled may have. Each claim must be in me bidder. TM School Board of the undersigned agrees to pay the All bidders are hereby notified writing and must indicate the basis 5emk'Ofe County reserves the rignl Owner or have the Owner wtthhoid that they must sf1 irmatively OFFICIAL CITY MAP- That the FORM Pubiish: May 1$, 1929 development, 4' for the claim, the name and address to accept or reject any or all bids or from such sums a may be due him that in any contract entered into City Clerk be and Is hereby DEJ4S Sealed bids wIll be received by the -are of historical or archeo- of the creditor or his agent or attor. waive any in$ounalities In the the amount of $50.00 per calendar pursuant to this avertisement, authorized to amend, alter and w,i Board of Seminole County, NOTICE nay, and the amount claimed. If the bidding. No bide shall be withdrawn day in liquidated damages in ac. Minority BusIness Enterprises will supplement the official city map logical orida, untIl 10:00a.m. on May 22, SIR VICEITO PERiONS UN. clairnisnotyeldue,thedatewhanit cordance with Article 14 of the be afforded full opportunity to the City of Cassilberry, Florida O frj a period of 30 calendar at ASLETOPAYTHERIPOR will become due shall be stated. II. subsequent to the opening of bids Supplementary General Conditions. submit bldsassubcontractors, or as include the annexation contained in tindent the Office of the Superin. 1211 Mellonvllle Avenue, the claim is contingent or The Office of Community Midi OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED w9pllI!5 Of materlels, or servke: Section I hereof. without the consent of the bard. Sanford. Florida 32711, at witidi unliquidated, the nature of the Facilities, Department of He The Owner reserves the-right to and will not be dis"rimlnated Datedthis2PhdayofFabriilry, SICT1ONVI:SEVERABILITY- time and place all proposals and uncertainty shall be stated. If the Reliabllita$Iv,S.rvlces, reject any or all l'ragos.ts and to asalost an the grounds of race, if any section or portion of a section ,, wlll be publicly opened claim is secured, the security shall -u Florida, The School Board of SemInole waIve any Informality or color, religion, sen. or natlseql of this ordinance prsvis to be In. r aloud O furhshit theof sum' General 5577,019 has 00 established as the level valid, unlawful or unconstitutional, be described. The claimant shall technicality In any Proposal In the origin in consideration for County sirvices for me cs.. compensated services to be med deliver sufficient copies of the claim Interest of the Owner. .s. Mr. Robert 0. Feather, in accordance with Executive I? shall not be held to Invalidate or ol. iIflpSW validity, force or effect Of the clerk to enable the clerk to to Chairman Dited: April 23, 1919 Order 1163$, available by Seminole Memo?14 all bIdders will be of TALLAHAEE, Fla. (UP!) mail one copy to each personal Prsled: AltamsNe Elementary Hospital In the period of Octobee Oilier section or (SEAL) forded full oppsrhanity fo $mif WIlliam P. Layer, .. Mr.____ Jackson Heights Middle, Gov. Bob Graham has asked representative. By: Thomas Wilson, Ill Lake i,is to September 3, $79. bids In response to this Invitation Superintendent Orieta Elementary, sebil POW SECTION VII: j,y This determination has been m4* Publiih AprIl 21,30, May 3,4, 13, and will not be discrImInated Alipersonsintsrestedintheestat, Publish: April 71 May 5,15,1979 Pr,sided Casar f ANNEXED AREA Elementary, Sterling Park pursuant to the requirements of of race, RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES ____ to whom a copy of this Notic. of 011.101 II, 1979 against on me grounds million in federal aId to That upon this ordinance becoming hiofl%35daVY 35W WInlir $111115 regulations of th Pblic 011172 Administralion has been maIled are color, ,,i, at victims of the tornadoes and, required, WITHIN THREE efb0clve,mep'op0i'ty owner lottie 1iem.ary, In coflhlderetlo for sword. Ct,i C0et above described annexed area shall During me Fiscal Years s , Education and Welfare, (43 C flooding that rampaged tMough MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF be entitled to all of the rights and _________________________________________ 1931 gosis to, participation 13.111) and the applicable provis THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ________________________________________________ Deposit fir PlI$ and of orivilises and Immunities as ore Florida Medical Facilities THi$NOTlCE,tofiIeanyobedIons Ulnerity ties: $30.11 per set 5tu Graham asked Carter to they may have that challenges the p, tnfY petIt (33 percent). To fromtimototimedsterminedby lIe NOTI OF TAX SALE Of PLANS, $PICIPICATIONS, "Uncompensated servic ensure that maximum bids tram governing suthorify Of me City declare Ij,lJ I'oJk, J1ill. validity of the decedent's will, the OIliir CONTRACT mees services available In qualIfications of the personal Court Hous in Santerd, County Of Seminole, State of Florida, Tax Sale Mksç$y Business Enterprises a's Casselberry, Florida, and me BIDDING aid WILL .ad II ISSUED facility bidS provisions Of me Charter of me City DOCUMENTS which are made avaiiab representative, or the vewp or • contractors Certificates will be 50410 the following described land to pay the amount $OU ONLY BY; rojWed to p,oviø eve of Casselberry, Florida in ac federal diaed.r areas, persons unable to pay thor will be jurisdiction of tIe court. .ae for fixes herein set opposite the same, together wilt all costs of such WILLIAM A. CO*,A.I.A., withoutchargeor.$age ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND of thifr effsils ii $1011 I me cerdoncewiffiClpter111444,Laws A federal decjarafbon will saieandalladwrtising.5alewiiibeheldinRemsp AXCIT1CT Of Florida, 1914. is 105 than this reasonable cost$ rosdiing OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED of said issis. 0. TraY y, fr make eup.l1y oRDers In P4OI*TherIeAVS, SECTION VIII: EFFECTIVE such services. The level of WILL U FOREVER IAXUD. TIieHmislnSAuIIier$yOfhlieCNy Tax Coitedor Otled• lirIdi 33S i1IgPie This ordinanCe shall foIr ClildiN services is measured by me far.$l.l OatOofffisflrstpubllcstionof this Of Sat Florida reearvss so DATE Seminole County. FlorIda Flue: (IN) INIwi becow effective 10 days eoIebetwemme.ant pa rIght in repaIr low, Bual. Noliciof Administration: May itt. to rejeCt any ii' all bids or •••ssI $sflfoed Tows of Al el or after APr'11 33. 1179. aid ai $uchperswformewrvkesaut % to Is & 1-12 wilve any IAIsrmmIIfIos In me fuel passage and adoption. "es'as..e....e..,............... us us & ii, BINV)M1 could be eligible for FIRST READING Ills 1411 day Of 'saleable cost theresi, bidebI.. Mildred MSIarg sat so Nh 11 To lu I'ii Iti'm. oI IIIIUIIOfl in R1PII J BIIIIIII$ The level sit Out above meets •""Dtzte Tensae lit MI 15 10 No Ill shall be wlffidrawe for a April, AD. 1979. •......e........ee... As Peninal Repesontative $SCWISY in me amount Of five Presumptive SECOND READING Ills 33rd day compliance guidel LOS 7 ilk S hog l$oo IMI15 1ISW oriel of 10 days sumsew to me Of tIe Estate of $l2.9 (1 porct) Of AprIl, AD. me I.. 1979. Of •"•'OtMuL11e 1.1*1. PIt , 42S'•"."..".......e bid at No federal regulations aint 1 RORERT MEHANG psnlng of bids without the comet ______________ _____ _ ___ __ _______ _ AND will be The___ four countlU were loquired. 520 ft of Lot 2913.11 Let boosi thetis S FINAL _____ READING Cstract percept oi o15ratlog cOts. $25.7I Deceased Of His tIamk AuthovNy Of lIe City *00 PYlON this 23rd day rSI$r'ssesss stipulate $ Of April, Iiei ringed r a *01w Thee are no guldoilnes with ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 5aS1d' 15ei...e..sseees..see•....s. deed PertIN (III •'."eiaki iane lease A AD. i;, per'. positIvely Identity a penc ss acroas the cedar the RIPIISENTATIVU: THE HOUSING AUTHORITY. 'at 1 Zaebeu'S Osestla es PSY APPROVED: - •S•SIei med. A 15 j,5(sss.e.eeO...e............e. bold in me faIIYasatIgietetorecp p PhilIp 14. Lagan-gi OF THE lull l " ii tmcenloenlated services. Each ca go,pp psrns oa v a tt7 SHINHOLSIR, LOGAN AND CITY QP SANFORD PrsC$ ordered. Mayor fgv pinsee aid tCinS must be evaluateden Its FLORIDA msll . $1 SCHOOL BOARD OP City of CnvIWuy. jiph.t. be poet office Sex 3219 Thenue Wiles SEMINOLE Florida s°! COUNTY, FLORIDA I P0150 0 famIly as eligible DII ls$Ooi1S, By: WILLIAM P. LAYER lbs p,,iairdsciirsdadat. $nfSnf, FlorIda 33711 ATTEST: rICetv full uncempelluted Tni: fIN) m.iiio PubIs: May13. 17 1133, II, 17 11 PJPUINTINOINT Ha PublIsh May 1,3. 3,4,33, PublIsh May I. II, , ,. PLl5&:May11$,$. . p(J3i origin in consIderation for award. - - AOAKMONT RESTAURANI "keed experienced or will train "responslble person on AUTO. 'MATlC DISHWASHING MA. Graham . L.gd Notice - 0 ••u.•us ___ ____ . 0 _______ ____ . 0 0 . 4smnsrg.siy . '. , 0 0 • .4. . 0 00•,• 0 . . 0 .: . ............ ,. 0 - - - . . .. w-1.-'i,--.e--a-- A_ PuoidMay1,L.fl.1W9D1J.1 . -- . 0 . -•_ ... - - -----.. - 0 .. . , . - 0 __0__ -,__- 0 _ .._._ VA-FHA..235-Conv. Hones Low Down Payment Cash for your iotl Will build on yourlotoreurlo, V Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 6443013 Breakfast cook. Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford on lake front. Immedlate'oceupency, New 3 $, 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home I downtown.. $27,500 wexcellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 3224457 or 372.7111 aft S. Relief Night Auditor, part time. Apply in person Holiday liv of Sanford, on lake front. 24-Business OpçswhnftIns IMPOSSIBLE BATEMAN REALTY. Rig. Real Estate broker 2535 Sanford Ave. 3214159 That is what most people say sties we tell them that our distributors open their Office doors at 5:30 P.M. clse as 9:30 P.M. and net over $15,100 per year. They stop saying It when we show lien proof. If you want proof, call Tom Kent, collect, at 10420.2071 or write: Vanguard Divisional Headquarters. 6316 San Juan No. 10. JacksonvIlle, Fl. 33210. Ploose include phone * $24,500. A cute starter or for if-a young at heart. 3 BR, I bath, near shopping. Call today on this one. .1916400. End the specs race in thIs 4 BR. I bath (04 Of the ordinary) split level home. Greet for expending family. 21-Situations Wanted College Students desiring YARD *0* Cell 3234353:3721797. STOW AND THINK A MINUrE... IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T 51 ANy. *155400. 2 buIlding lots, zoned 41*2, located west of Sanford. 0 *134400. For the Investment minded 7 unIt Apt. bldg. Good •$1553. Form, builder S duplex bide. lois in city. O Clee turn. ron. 5op'ste- bell & entrance. Air I heat. Close to swaWs. 372.31 II Sanford. Gracietm living from weekly. etuttios 101usd. INS Oak. 3fl4353 $45.7 Hwy. 57.92 South of Sanford Unturalsbsd Buslfwu.7:301$ITUN. I Il-slit Peat. Alwife u1y'b Lake Ala. Just So Of Aippod Blvd. en 1742 In Isaufoit Call 3234i7lM NsId. Every Wsd.4 Sat.. Early Sirda 7:11p.m. Deluxe ts,unksuse 2 SI, Ito bats,. all appliances, mucet polls, laundromat; Collvealent location. 121$ Call 417.1411. - . Did you know tait your - week for only SUB per' week? This is an Ideal Way to Inform the public caIl: CLM$IPIIO DEMITMINT 11' $Il4.0 4174414 - HALF ACRE Icily IaldScapet3 BR Centrally located. I Yt. Old. last long. Daly $3N1 WHIRl THE ACTION 151 Exc. location. deco studio buskeos w.grool potential on Hwy. 17.92. Daly 91,133. SUPER TAX SHILTIR quadreplex. laO are here, needs upgrading. Great potential, good Cony. iocat10.. MMII. IDYU.WILDS 3 5*. 2 S lovely steme fireplice I FR. tm presslyg entrance foyer, dacsrator wallpaper, extra Storage 1 utilIty ra, IS uera ass. is, usia dRuzus. Deli;:' s, wry doom & rasesy. Ia ilmn's,csoon.. 233 P11MelPVJ -I a irIIR le IS to 1"lzafion would Included, in this lisliflI AGENCY REALTOR 322.ilft MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Ives SI25N 3311* 3,-a ed your club arI$vItIN. N your tlu STIMPI! Modern 1 RR,poli,,C.AC swcarpet. laundremet. in ieee. dub or organization can appear In this Iistki sod, -. 0 Illdenuiirs,$133mo S acres in Osteon, cleared w.some trse on the lake. $19,300 sen. dan. Owner hold. HuriMNuihip AU. FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDRIALTOR DOWT UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN. TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU. LATE $32,051 OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $64,910. UNLUCKY? TRY THIS GREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY $35,151 YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM. 2 lATH WITH ALL THI GOOD. Ill. EXCEPT FOR THE BIG HOMES AND RIG OAKS ON THE SAME STREET $35,155 CAPI COD HOME IN THE COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 1 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS $33911 BRAND NEW 3 UD*OQM, S UTt4 CROCKETT LOG HOME WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING I CARPET; DUE FOR COM PLITION AUGUST 1. 5*155 WILL 'TAKE YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE ON A NEW ROCKITT LOG HOME OP YOUR CHOICE. MANY DISIGN$ TO CHOOSE PROM. PRICE RANGE $21,111 TO $1,155 SIIGLIN REALTY lNREALTOR,MLS, 23.5774 'Dsy NIgh -IstratorChild .rPW. 3311331 I SR opts IIy forniskid: P *lhn $ilvgr, etC. & all ltilelo - Inc. Mailable tIN OØ.I NL sy day wk. or memI. VLer'ulderl VIllogs. 3311111 SUMIOWNIess t loss yew aWN: have huJ atlas to PAST CMNki,, Is boy No .sII hØ TONY COPPOLA AUOC. Rita'. d.33* Sanford 3211640 lando 3*7-1577 D.LMd m-ss - S. Myrtle Ave., East.j 0 . Will sell Color TV. Portable. $133 3220191 1.71A5 a#S7 In INSULATION Batting, blowIng, RACO Foam, fiberglas I Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3210139 or 904-734 6791 collect. Concrete Work, Steps - Call Carl Hatris at SEARS, Sanford 337.1771 Air Free Estimate sm or 1g. Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm. & Res. 333.0200. Call Mr. Taylor 3223345 Appliances PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. Alan's Appliances Refrigeration AC Repair Licensed. 323 0039 - ---- EVERY DAY someone IS looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. Ing TOWER'S BEAIflV SALON lormerly Harriett's Beauty Nock 319 E. 1st St., 3223712 mci 00V - No lob too large or small. Corn. plete lawn service. Free estimate. 323-4111; Landscaping & spraying 3235049 call anytime. - ME I NTZER Til. E Lawn SeMcs essmaklng General Landscaping, Road specialists, top soil & IIll dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming, 3232941. -. Alterations, Dressmakiij Drapes, Upholstery 332-0707 gNHouIing - EI,chiáJ Yard Debris, Trash Appliances& Misc. (LOCAL) 349.337) BURFIELO'S Electric Servici & Repair. Industrial, Comm. I - . ResidentiaL m.si 24 His. - - *051014 MARiNE 3927 Hwy. $7.fl Sanford, Fla. 33771 196921½ Larson Cutty Cabin. Low tints, 140 hp, 1-0, full canvas. tandum wheel trailer, s.d wendi. 13*. 323.1492 aft 4:30 p.m. -. Si-Spoils Eipment __ 1 Eilor Cleaning Quality Painting. ExterIor & In. tenor. 33 yrs. exper. Free Esti. 6415119, Harold Rader., alP Exterior. Fungus & mildew removal. Roofs, wails, decks, etc. free Est. 339.4064, 6415335. DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. lODEN Painting. Paper Hanging. free est. Professional workmanship, quick, quality, GIaes&krssn - 55-Boots & Accessories 3330429 after 3:30 Beauty Care Good Used Televisions. $25 and up. Miller's 3519 Orlando Dr. 3221332. icreen-porthes. pool end wds. All type reglazlng & wd. Install. fJee Est. Mr. Taylor 322-1343. cOurieqj servltq.,, 440.4343. , DANNY'S PAINTING interlor.Exte'Ie' House Painting Licensed.lnsured.Bed FREE Estimit. (Iss) o. interior & Exterior Painting - ANIMAL HAVEN Os, $ .Ca$ boarding, bathing,. Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor - Free Est. 322134$ clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies. dog houses. Insulled, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. ,cages. 327.5732. BROWSE AND SAVE easy and fun Way. ... It's The Want Ad .. - Pfrnshkig Ssrvl RACQUET STRINGING-OR PS - Alltyperacquets,Avg U Scott Reasan 322117? ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Hand Man-will hoe orange groves on contract. Large or $i!saII. 3224121 after 6 p.m. Guitars, Drums, Bales. Com plete, Thomas oene, planes. 50 SeWs DIss. Cuter ins. 2200 French Ave. 333.3255 PIANO IN STORAGE SemtlM Spinet Console $Iered lo. ally. Reported like ow. Is. Ipensfole party ca take on low peymont balance. WrIte before' * ssid truck. Jepthi Plane, P.O. 502Nd, Rome, Ga. 33141. 71577 *O* SIOO MrCoid.&Hsafing - SIIOLU REALTY BROKEN iands 53-TV.Radlo.Stereo ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WIKIVA RIVER AND HIGHWAY 14. USELESS IX. CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS. 15,151 $6355. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 1937 Mustang Convertible VI, PS. PB, many extras From $10 to $50 Call 322.1431; 322-4160 - ,XENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 333.107 AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT. $33401 " Iq . 52-Appliances NICELY WOODED ON LARGE CHAIN OF LAKES. OSTEEN AREA. $1,150 PER ACRE. - BUY JUNK CARS specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 549.3553 ON SALE- NEW twin size ben springs & mattress 133.93 is. Pr., NEW coffee table with 2 matching end IabiesS39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of ,Sanford. 3221771. 41.2S ACRES ROLLING HILLS BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 73 models. Call 339.9100 or $34. 1605 (Dealer). New or repair, leaky showers our 51-Household Goads 2ACRESHWYI4,WESTOFI4 LAKE ACCESS. $19,900. S ACRES FOR HORSES, COWS, JUST MKEPAYMENTS-'0t6 Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. JAR FROST- Cent. h'eat you. 3D ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 353' ON LAKE MARY BLVD. $3,110 PER ACRE. BRING YOUR CHICK BOOK. - Beds, dOl motel Box Springs 1. Mattresses, $30 set; Mattress only S20 os Sanford Auction, 1213 S. French, 3237340. Are you a full lime driver with a pert time car? Our clalsifiods are loaded with good buy for - 77-Jw* Cars Removed Central Heat & Air Cond. Free E:t. ipc. BR suite new, $339; S pc LR new $399; Loveseat 561.931 up; 7 Pc. dinettes $69.93 I up; Ref. 5501 up; El. stove$40&up; full sle draperies $103. up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, $793 So. of Sanford, 3721721. See our beautiful new BARRING. TON slap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3S02OrlandoDc. 323.5* VAIPHA FinancIng 2acm led of Sanford. $2,300 per acre. Wm. Maiiczowiki, REAL. TOR. 322.7933. AfT13NA AU'TO AUCTIONS y.92. 1 mIle west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a Public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-253. $211 for furttle- details For Estate, Commercial & Residential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Deli's Auction. 323. 5620. sit, Mediterranean with queen - 3344 S. French Ave. 3221031,323.7173, 332-0779 1976B21ODa,Mthbak 1 Gravely rIding lawn mower, 32" $13351 1 HeWi 32" rIding lawn mower, 5400 or both SI,. 3234)51 size water bed, S300; Explorer 3 wheel motor bike 1911, $350; Dinette set, 595; Remote control color TV. Zenith, $273; Hammond pipe organ, $450; Unique antique patio set, SlSo; ?OfI. boat wIth 100 hp motor, 57,150; 1972 Ambassador St. Wgn, 5795. $34 1239. 0 0 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A Cl ASSIF lED AD. Moving mutt sell everythingt BR '11 mobile home In Carriage Cove. 3 BR, 2 full baths, 12x44. unfurn. except stove I refrg. $4,000. 323. 1* after 3 p.m. garage apt. Could be apt down. stairs. Zoned comm. $30,000. Review for the Fla. Real Estate Exam. Classes on May $ & * Call 415.3410 Tony Coppola School Of Real Estate. 0 0 Handy man specIal. 2 loIs w. Aft. Hrs.3227613,322.1i0 1972 Ford FIOO. PS. PB, Auto, scamper top 3. C B 51500. 333.4917 furniture. Rung, stoves, tooIs UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are i'M taking up space with a want ad inthe Herald 3222611 or 531.9993. 42-'MobileH*s . ARMYNAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3225791 JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3227$$1, Sanford - 80-Autos for Sale Leather I Rubber Work Boots Equity & assume mortgage. Immediate occupancy. By Owner, 1343414. 3 BR, 2 S splIt plan, FR,dbi cor lot. 56000 dwn & assume. No qualifying. - cond. 1300. 323.5416. Hidden Lake-251 Meadow Hill Dr. 4 BR. 2 bath split plan, double garage, new paint & carpet. Pool, tennis I tlshlng privIleges. 3229283 0O Coca Cola vending machine. Holds 2½ cases of bottles. In excellent 3 BR, 2 B home wiovely pool & patio area. Nicely landscaped. Assumable mort. $31,900. Evenings 3224911. OarneltVlhlte 'beg. Real Estate Broker •_ 197$ Ford Falrmont. Fully Equip., $300 take over payments. 323 4947 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the fInest in used WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311.31SE. First St. 3225422 3233324 . . KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st Since 1937 3227335 2433', S. French (1792) Sanford NIALTY 24 HOUR solids dl x $1 510.50 pr. Custom Upholstery . carpets. Free Estimates. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS bull's WE BUY USED FURNITURE & 72-UCIIOII Large selection foam backed drapes; prInts 50*54, $11.SOpr.; REALTY WORLD., New 233 Homes, I pci. Interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to 133.000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3224257. LONGW000 (Tiberon) Mid $605. By Owner. Super 2 story frame contemporary. 1 yr. new. 4 BR, 2½ bath, 2 car alt garage with MANY, MANY EXTRAS. Grade schools 3. close to shop. ping. Drive by 941 Waverly Dr. & Call 134.2143 for Appt. Owner transferred. - 327-0152 50-Miscellaneous for Sale dio in one of Sanfords busiest areas Inventory & fIxtures total more than asking price of $23,000. Call us today this sale for health reasons. (1) - Licensed Mortgage Broker 2323 So. IJ.5. 1 Titusvllle, FL NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS PARK •. STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. _•_ F.100 1972 Ford PU. 51,100 514-1110 Cash 322.4132 TO 13 YEARS REPAY RES1DENTIAL.COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 1S00-132.1002 above ground pool. 3 BR, 2 bath with family room I screened porch & patio. C.H&A, toot 13L900. By 68-Waflted . 79TrJkç,Traiis, ____________ IUVIfl'J, APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nllure Salvage. 3224)21. SECOND MORTGAGES $4,000 to $100,000 NEW LISTING IN PINECREST Lovely Family home with nice - REALTOR ML! 323.6061 or eves. 323-0317 LPN, Full time & part time. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 1. 2nd St. • . 0 Cook full time knowledge Of diets necessary. Apply in person Lakevlew Nursing Center 91 1. 2nd St. - ' 4'S 562.7153 NEW LISTING IN TUSKAWILLA AREA SMo.oId3 BR,2bathwith Family room, projected tennis Courts & jogging paths. Beautiful jewel of a home. Assumable mortgage for lust about any kInd, oh financIng you choose. $43,000. Owner motivated. 322.2420 Real Estate Associate needed who lives in Sanford. Leeds fur. nlshed. Call Tony Coppola _paoctal.g. aeulq, luId 'to Suit - ow WI or years' FHA.YA. FHA 2251 245 M. Unsworth Realty Mtg. Broker. $23 No. 4.D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. REAL ESTATE __________ needs home wyard. Present owner moving. 323.1433 or 3234330 ext. 227, Alice WILL BUY EXISTING 15* & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic.; REALTOR,3fl.7$ - 7 Mos. Old, $35 Call 323-5134 Border Collie. Sm. spayed fern., 47.A-?rtgagss BougM &SokI CailBart Sanford's Sales Leader Warehouseman At Rotorparts Inc. Bldg. 141 Sanford Airport 3221006 ,MoIor telephone company has :.i 'openings for ENGINEERS near ' -Charololti, NC. Taking op pilcatlons for ENGINEERS ffamiIlar with stepby.step, 'crossbar. or digital stored programs systems, Iran. smission or special service equipment. Send resume to P.O. lox 22121$, Charlotte, N.C. 33222. NATURE LOVERSHiDEAWAY LAKEFRONT-POOL Secluded tree studded lot 300' on lake. ISxlO pool. 3 BR's, 3 B's formal LR & OR, sauna I exercise rm. + 1 BR summer cottage. Owner will finance, 5,9,000. $0000 ml Ext. cond. Adult owner. Asking $1,100. 322.9332. _________________________ It's like pennies from heaven when YOU sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. German Shepherd Male, INC. REALTOR 3231132 Eve. 3224012,322-1311,322.7177 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S . SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 PRIVACY, PRIVACY, PRIVACYI Beautifully paneled Interior, ig. kit. I OR, brick privacy fence w. area for pool & tenids court. Seeing is believing, - ' qual Opportunity Employs?. EngTnesrs. Teleplioay MAKE A WISHI 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in Lake Mary with Central H.AC, w.w Carpet, and DinIng Areal Freshly Painted and Fenced Rear VerdI BPP WAR. RANTED. Only 134,9001 1975 Yamaha 650cc, electric start. - t_._iit___. ___a__.,.._ a I,,,v.,Ivui,,, ,JrUIVI,V • - Motorcyclelnsurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233095or323.77)O ' 65-Pets-Supplies ______________________________ Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 322.0216. HAL COLBERT, REALTY WHATABUY1 3 BR, 1 Bath Home wCentral H.AC, w.w Carpet, OR, FR, Porch, Completely Fenced and LandscapedI Super Locatlonl Great for Comm. Offices, Tool BPP WARRANT ED. Super Buy for 133.9001 SO NEAR YET SO FAR. Near 1.4 lake & shopping, far from traffic I codgestion. Exceptionally well maintained. 3.2, 1g. yd. $35,900. Bookkeeper, computer operator, inventoqy clerk needod. Apply In person Jungle Laboratories Corp. 30! SilVer Lake •' sanNid. AppIy personnel offIce, 10.13, "Monday, Tuesday, Wadossley. NOTICE Lovely Florida lifestyle, thIs 3 BR home wscresned.ln pool, price right, owner will hold mon. w 16000. 1 yr ERA WARRANTY. ror a c4reer in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323.53k, 1 S..ks Aid - hood on low traffic Cul.desac'i Priced to sell. 1 yr. ERA WAR. RANTY. FHA or VA. Waitresses I part time dish. washer. Apply 93, Sanford Inn, 1.1 & Hwy 16. 0 OSTEEN-NEW 3 BR, 2 B, C.H&A, single garage, large lot, Dunn Ave. 143.300. FORGET.ME.NOrl Remodeled 2 BR, 1 Bath Home w.Centrai H. AC, w.w Carpet, DR., Eq. Eat In Kitchen and Morel Will PaInt Exterior in Buyer's cholcel BPP WARRANTED. Just 127,3001. 3 BR 2 B home in nice neighbor. A COLORFUL FUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 644 3019 for details. AVON OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL. 19791 JUST LISTEDI 4 BR, 3½ Bath Home with Every Imaginable Feattsei Pool & Patiof Lg. FR with Wet Bar, DR. Eq. EatIn Kitchen, and huge BR'sl Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only 590.0001 FANTASTICI 3 BR, 1 Bath Home Completely Furnishedt New Carpet, Wallpaper and KItchenl Many Extras with One Rental Aptl Yours, for 131,9001 A Scar garage for storage Call 1342354 VERSATILE WORKER- Typing, combIned office & warehouse work. Healthy mature. Retiree acceptable. United Solvents. 323-1102 time position lunch through "dinner hours.Excellei* benefits a possibilIty of advancement. i Wanted to Rent - ''CHINE. k.. - 38-Wanted to Rent WAREHOUSE WORKERS-. Heavy work permanent position, Chance for ad. vancement. Shipping a JORDAN MARSH -ALTAMONTE MALL ________________________ • YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED MANY MANY MOREl - - receiving experience heipful. Mature individual require, Ph. 3236464. steady work, experience a must. 0 DIYIOA. B.ct-'ocNn front ApIs. weekly. Call 3721055 If no ans: () 41-4touses Grocery experience a must. earn TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) -have an Impact on or would Lawmakers today take up be changed by major highways, legislation giving local circuit airports, water management judges the power to decide projects and energy facilities. whethermc*hers should be able The bill which passed the to keepthelrchildrcn if they are House early this session was sent back for final approval born to them in prison, The legislation (NB 1679) after the Senate added several evolvedfromaBroward County amendments. House Natural INVITAT1ONTOBID: consideredandhearingsheld,and it Any contract or contracts Of SPEER & SPEER, PA. case In which a female inmate Resources Committee ChairNotice Is hereby given that the Immediate openings laborers day awarded under this invitation for P.O. Box 1364113 Magnolia Avenue appearing In the best interest of the 9-Good ThingS to Eat gave birth to her child, man John Lewis urged his School Board of Seminole County, bids are expected to be funded In Sanford, Florida 32771 City of Casselberry, Florida, to shift. American Wood Products, Precious, in Broward Correc- colleagues to vote for the bill. Florida will receive sealed bids until part by a grant from the United Telephone: (305) 322.0411 annex and zone said property, 200 MarvIn Ave., Longwoqd. Blaben'in for sale. U.PIck 7k 23, 1979 2:00 P.M. at which States Department of Housing and Publish: May 15, 22, 1979 subject to specific conditions and ApplySa.m. to 11:30 am., Mon. tional Institute. "I would suggest to you by May per quart, we pick $1.23. BrIng DEJ6$ time the bids will be publicly opened restrictions: and Urban Development. Neither the thru Fri. own containers. 323-6179. Ostein, The bill Is largely the work of passing (the bill) you would be and read aloud in the Seminole WHEREAS, the City Council has United States nor any of itS INVITATION TO BID Roy !utfr.4I. Secretary, bookkeeper, housem$no Gov.Bob Graham who felt each doing your fair share for areas County School Board office building. departments, agencies or em. The Housing AuthorIty of the city concluded from investigation that services will municipal be part time delk clerk, part tIme PROJECT TITLE: SANFORD pioyess is or will be a party to this of Sanford, Florida will receive bids all Green beans (stringie & white case should be decided in- of critical state concern," said MIDDLE available to the area to be annexed SCHOOL SECOND bartender I maintenance Invitation for Bids or any resulting for modernIzation ad half runne) U.PICk. Call 322. to dividuafly. Lewl!, D-Jacksonvlfle. date of thIs or. FLOOR EXIT .4 for directions a picking person needed. Sanford inn 1.41 contract. CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. on the effective Rep. Arnett Gtrardeau, Th House also gave final PROJICT LOCATION: Hwy. 17. SR.16. Apply 9 to S. Bidders must comply with the 16.1, time. $5 Iii. COWAN MOUGHTON dinance, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT 95 Serderd, Florida 3227%'... Prss4dot's- Executive Order TERRACE FLA., cbMrmn * fløs. to 1f4 .wltIt 200 ENACTED $Y'THE CITY COUN it%$35 iei%$7$ which I ,, --L.gd Notk. C6n'etid?f','Probst"W(d designed to streamline the 1 SCHOOL BOARD OFNIRsnsttHRl' SEMINOLE prohibit discrimination in em the Administration Building, Castle CIL OF THE CITY OF Parole Committee, agreed. environmental permitting I COUNTY. 1211 Mellonville Ave., ploymentwithregardtorace,creed, BriwerCourtWest1()h5t,5antord, CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: FICTITIOUS NAME Sanford, Florida 32771 color, sex or national origin. Section I: ANNEXATION AND "The proper response is for process and spur economic NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE Florida at which time and place all Notice is hereby given that I am PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF Bidders must comply with Title VI and ZONING -That the City of NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENtPIIt engagedlnbusinessatnolweststh the courts to make the deter- development. SEALED lIDS: All bids shall be of the CivIl Rights Act of 1964, the bids will be publIcly opened Casselberry, Florida, does herewith by virtue of that certain Writ of Street, Sanford, Florida $.mlnole mination of what's bed for the delivered to the Superintendent of Antl.Kick Back Act, the Contract read aloud. and hereby annex and designate Execution issued Out Of and Proposed forms under County, Florida under the fictitious Schools in the School Board Office. Work Hours Standard Act and the of contract zonlngofacertaintradofiand lyIng the seal of child," said Glrardeau, Dthe Court of Seminole name0IFIRSTIMPRESSIONS,and TIME FOR RECEIPT OF Davis Bacon Act, documents, Including plans and in Seminole County, Florida, and County, FlorIda, upon a final that I inland to register said name Jacksonville. SEALED BIDS: Miy 23, 1979 2:00 Bidders must certify that they do specIfications, are on liii at the more particularly described judgemen$renderedintheaforesaid with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In other legislative action P.M. not, and will not, maintain nor officeoftheHousingAuthorityof the eoII., to wit: court on the 11th day of AprIl, AD. Seminole County, Florida in ac PROJECT SCOPE AND CON provide for their employees any City of Sanford, Florida, Ad. From the northwest corner of the Monday, lawmakers were IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR certain case entitled, conce ifl facilities that are segregated on the ministration BuIldIng, Castle SW'/i of the NE¼ of Section 20, Blazer Financial Services, Inc. Fictitious with the provisions of thi SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA STRUCTION: This work is to in Name Statutes, To.Wit: finally able to resolve color, creed, sex or Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida and chide demolition of an existing stair. basis of race, Township 21 South, Range 30 PROBATE DIVISION. Plaintiff, vs. Edgar L. Lemons, Section 543.09 Florida Statutes 1957. the office of the Architects', Out Seminole County, Florida; questions concerning en- File national origin, way and the construction of a new thence Defendant, which aforesaid Writ Number fl119CP 51g. Robert W. Theisen of mann, OragashAssoclates, Ar. run S.39 degrees S5'OO" E along the stairway and enclosure. 1, Construction Cowracts vironmentally sensitive lands. Division Execution was delivered to me as for Suncrete Corporation All bidders are hereby notified thltscts. Planners Inc., Sanford north line Of said SW¼ of the NE¼ Sheriff of TYPE OP CONTRACT: The work Seminole County, Florida, Publish: April 24, May 1,S, 15, 1979 The House passed and sent to IN RE: ESTATE OP Atlantic Bank Building, Suite 100, Sectlon20, a distance of that they must aft irmatively will be let under this contract as ensure 1222.95 feels and I have levied upon the following DElla; Gov. Bob Graham legislation ROBERT MEHARG that in any contract entered into P.O. Drawer 935, Sanford, FI0'Ida. thence 5.17 degrees 12' 42" C 255.36 described In these contract ibed property owned by Edgar Deceased CopIes Of the documents may be feel, thence N. 42 degrees 47' 1$" C pursuant to this documents. The Owner.Contractor advertisement, redesignating the Florida Keys L. Lemons, said property being NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR NOTICE OF Agreement to be used will be AtA Minority Business Enterprises will obtatMd by deposIting $33.00 with 1176.11feettoa pointontheS'wly R. locatedinSemInoleCounty, Florida, VACATING AND ABANDONING A and Green Swamp as areas of ADMINISTRATION be afforded full opportunity to the Architect for each set 01 W line of SR. 136; thence S. 47 A101, 1977 edition. PORTION OP A STREET, .) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING R. more particularly described as critical date concern. The bill PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID submilbldsassubcontractors,or.s documentssoobtained. Suchdeposlt degreesl2'12"EalongsaldS'wly ln follows; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST will be refunded to each person who feet to the point of 330.00 UMENT$: suppliers of materials, or services, (NB 11) passed 992 and lays THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL You will take notice that the çjy Øns 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, and will not be dIscriminated i'Sturnsthe plans, specifications and ning. Thence continue S. 47 degrees The School Board Office out criteria for the future OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED against on the grounds of race, Ofitir documents in good conditIon 12' 42" E along said R.W line 260.00 2door, whlte.blue in color ID No. Commission of the City of Sanford, 1311 Mellonville Ave. Florida, at?:00 o'clock P.M. on May test; thence S.42 degrees 47' 13" W IH57H3BIO9OIO designation of sensitive par. IN THE ESTATE: color, religion. sex, or national within 10 days after bid opening, Sanford, Florida 33711 beIng stored at Ratliff & Sons In 39, 1979, in the LABORER O 3-Reso,1 Property VALET PARKERS Part tIme, must be able to run. Seminole Raceway. 6 P.M. NOWI Baptist Church needs 2-S acres in Catselberry area. Call $307979 INC. REALTORS 530-433or339.911 eves. is-Motorcycles AFRICAN VIOLETS . Nice Apt, for rent, 25 or over. AvailableafterMon.,May14 3220411 May 13th. An equal opportunity employer m.f. OFFICE CLERK ___________________________ Babies A Legal secretary.salary, $119. Graduation from High School with completIon of a recognized legal secretarial program or school supplemented by three (3) years experience in responsible legal secretarial work or an equivalent corn. binatlon of trainIng and en. Perience.Abilitytotyp,6sepm, ability to take dictation at 100 wpm Seminole County Court House Personnel, Sanford by -- The Greenhouse 322.9141 Evesaftero&weeliends - FORREST GRUNt REALTY Sm.aptforr.nt.1BR )8.S123. ldealfor couple wean $0 am. &6p.m. CALL 323.5176 GIRL FRIDAY . STEN STROM. Duane Groves at 617.4241 bet JOB FOR THAT SPECIAL YOU! 12-Special Notices fabric covered walls, shag carpeting, heat, air. 13 built in power savers to reduce el bills. sits manager. 323.3301. a a .HOUSEWANTEq. ' ln Needol Repairs 323$4l5Eves. Lake Mary-lot with trees 100x130, lake privileges. $10,000. security features, attic storage, national company. Our people earnS2sOweekup. For appt. call THAT SPECIAL : APARTMENTS IuIU.uIIuuIUIu 62-Lawn-Garden 47-RNI Estate Wanted Longwood area-nice new home convenient to 1.4 & 134. 3 BR, 2 belts, foyer, double garage. Country setting $41,900. 3301S Sanford Avini, "Energy EffIcIent" studio apt. Ideal for single person many perience to distribute photographic equipment for LET US 41-Houses 41-Houses SANFORD COURT • SALES REPRESENTATIVES Weprovidefull training. We lied 6 people with some sales ex. BiG AGENCY-LITTLE FEE O 31-Apsrtments Furnished Block masons (305)3237320 7 a.m.S p.m. week days. $1.50 per hour. 1 !PLDMENT S sure to get result!) ____ 18-Help __________ Brick & - 0 - IIIi[I]1111P111 'Ii1II ,?' IIIP DEADLINES Noon The Do Before Publicøtion FileNumber79.17ICP,ispendIngin FOLLOWS: From the northwest Tuesday, May IS, 1979-HA lMan,qualityop,tateen yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 337.1321 323.0174; 322.140) 0 Rarnl Ibna Inrovsn Custom built iron work. Wlndowguarde,,ateselc. Martin's 323-701.310.7693 - MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. SILL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322.2511 or 1314953 and a friendly AdVisor wIll Isle you. . CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMOOELI$GIREPAIR 1.0. SAUNT&A$SOC. 322.1353 To hit You Business,,, DIGI 3222611 or 8319993 FILL DIRT&TOP SOU. YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3227* filIng BROCHURE sells: OIIROKII LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 33* Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chip. Cds. _____ S - - O'0 0 - -. , - - . 0 - 0 '4* �2A-EveningIdS.nfoq.d, FL TueedjJMv13.iif aring . ub1K SMHP If - -------....Z. ~ - ----W. . - -.- (CoadiüiiF From Page 1*1 portions of the old hospital had to be clo3ed during a renovation, Bentley said the $1.5 million difference In the alternatives did not take Into account lost reven ues for an extended period during renovation. Hospital board chairman Thomas E. Blayney said that on the basis of the consultant's report be now favors the relocation op. tion. He said the hospital Is In a competitive position and must react to that sit uation. "Hospital business is big business. the competition is there. If Florida North or any of the other hospitals had a chance to move Into lake Mary at their advantage, they'd do it," he said. But board member Sophie Shoemaker said she questioned relocation, "Are our problems so bad that we can't get a complete breakdown of cods, to see exactly what each repair would cost?" she asked. ' ~~ ~.q It, SEE Lessons In Korean tae-kwon..do, puppet. P.30 0 TAXI The cabbies reluctantly agree to babysit for Elaine's young son while she is temporarily out of town. making, and the art of glass weaving. (R) 5:30 .t.: NEWS @)O CBS NEWS AICNEW8 VILLA ALEGRE 10:00 QSTARSKY& HUTCH While a critically-wounded Starshy fights for his life, Hutch goes Out on a relentless search for the person responsible. 700 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE A CLASSIC COMEDY On Wednesday, 9.11 p.m., Kaufman and Hart's Pulitzer Prize comedy "Vou Can't Take It With You" will be broadcast on the CBS Television Network. A pearing In the special are Jean Stapleton as Penny, Art Carney as Grandr P. Polly Holliday as Mrs. Kirby, Paul Sand as Ed, Beth [lowland as Essie, Kennc th Mars as Mr. Kolenkhov, Eugene Roche as Paul, Harry Morgan as Mr. De Pln a and Robert Mandan as Mr. Kirby. In scenes from the production are, clockwise from upper left: Paul Sand, Beth Howland, Kenneth Mars, Eugene Roche, Je an Stapleton (10; Harry Morgan and Eugene Roche (l-r); Polly Holliday ai Robert Mandan; Jean Stapleton; Art Carney and Harry Morgan (l-r); Polly Holliday, left, and Jean Stapleton, and Paul Sand, Beth Howland. - Sherlock Is Alive DETROIT (UPI) Sherlock and trusted associate, Dr. University. Holmes, the British supersleuth Watson. Holmes has been made r , of the IIh csrtatnly Mich, mars rs,l than Doyle, and coats athe the latest mystery McP%etanm, other detective in the worid concerning his "Illustrious who teaches a course on today," McPherson said In a Holmes at the University of career." Installed a plaque telephone interview (toniI U To many, Holmes Is more Mldilgnn and room In his basement I ha t than Just the hero created by recently at Holmes' 100(1011 closely resembles the rc Arthur Conan Doyle In 56 short residence. Holmes and Watson sharedI in McPherson, 31,also a devotee LOOCIOII stories and four novels. His foUowers believe he is as of the Loch Ness Monster, said "His deductive method xealive today as when he was he has been "reliably" inlocked In battle with his arch formed Holmes will be a cedes Freud," McPherson s d. enemy, Professor Moriarty, or "special guest" at the "Holmes "AS a sleuth or clue (incler, Alive and Well" conference Holmes has no rival even ini ln residence at1B Baker St. in London with his "biographer" this weekend at Wayne State day of modern crlminolog - beautiful young reporter attempts to seduce Ted Baxter. 0 THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 10:30 0 IRISH TREASURES Alexander Scourby hosts this program on the exhibit at the Museum Of Fine A rts in Boston 7:30 IFOO (2)UARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME P.M. 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND "Drums Of Midnight" 08HA NA NA Guest: Billy CYSII. CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Steve Lawrence. 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: Vicfor Borge. which explores the spirit and history of Irish art. V0QNEWS IN ThE LEOI8LA.. TURE 11:30 (2) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Sidney Goldsmith. ThE NEWLYWED "ME 0 BARNABY JONES The widow of a murdered stockbroker hires Barnaby to find herhusband'sslayers.(R) 8:00 (2 112) GR EATEST HEROES 0 ABC MOVIE "Gold" OF THE BIBLE "The Tower Of (1974) Roger Moore, Susannah Babel" A you ng architect's York. A raging current of water (Ron Palillo) Idea to build a from a broken dam traps thou. lowering monument to God's sands of South African gold glory is cor rupt ed by a cruel miners underground. (A) despot. ___________________ _______________ (4)O THE PAPER CHASE The study group's plans for a . lun-filled weekend off campus are upsai when Professor Kingst4ld gives them an Unix.' MORNING 5:30 p.ct.d and monumental uaignmsntR) 0 HAPPY DAYS Potsie, hay. 1-64 "if we move, are we going to seek family-type practice or go to clinics and specialized care?" Bentley said that whate ver option is decided upon, the character of the ser vice will not change dramatically. "I don't see us changing our role whichever way we go," he said. "We need better emergency room and out patient care. We're going to stress those things In any improvements we make, but we won't go into exotics like open heart surgery or organ t ransplants." 1.0 CAMP LOTS 21 22 • SV (Csatd From Page 1*) however. "By comparison with the other hospitals In the arcs, they just f eel they are not getting treated as well here," he said. "That Is their feeling.. . that moving Into a new hospital would improve care." Mobley was surprised by the findings of ____ to his poll, adding, "I had been opposed relocation. But I feel I'm closer to the black community than the other board members and I have an obligation to see that the opinions of the black community are heard," he said. He said, however, that he was dill not ready to commit him.eU to a position favoring relocation rather than renovation of the existing facility. "H. dids't touch base with Goldaboro," said Ridhia Hester, field specialist for SrTdnol, Community Action. "He should be In favor of seeing the hospital right here Unproved rather than ... Doctors Siollet (Ce-thktd Fr,. Page IA ) tgsbo,.I and liilted in growth and parking space a Is the present facility. 4)LecdIon of a hospital inthe South and west ares would attract new physicians to do don as they locate In this rapidly cs*ral area of Se ino1. County, that is batwom Lake Mazy Boulevard and 4a& I) A new site would attract many physicians practicing In the central and sosthind of the county to the present m,icsi stgi. I)A new hv1tal could bsunpIst.dIn old 11apMal, 7) CorvtIm Of a new hospital would ivold of the dlns which has at. trsetsd Maul to the '4,I, MorIa1 Ik'pMaJ ow r.caat years by patient I) A saw t - ' would be ne attrutive to Invader thM would ¶. ....... moving the hospital," she said. Mrs. Heder said she thinks Mobley jnay be right in voicing complaints about second-class care, but site said that quality of care Is not limited to blacks. She said everyone gets the same quality of care and that It is that quality of care that should be Unproved rather than seeking to build a new hospital. "I think he (Motiey) may have overstopped his bounds in speaking for the entire black community," she said. D.C. McCoy, Sanford Housing Authority Board member said he has never experienced less than fine care at the hospital and did not know where Mobley had received his complaints. He said he would not be In favor of relocating the hospital. "I'dllketo see ltday right where ft is. It needs Improvement, It doesn't need to be moved," he said. •) Anew hespitol could be located as gy better for hi tee thas is peadbk at th. preasat rieCltIlI. I These doctors favoring relocation of the hoenital an, as follows: G.V. 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N iP344-. --$EC $6 TwC19 5MG 30 F 048"'Awa D- PAlMS PS 1 PsI 127 z. 12$ 1/2 4100106*06641464991041 $ 1/2 OF LOT IN £ ALL LOTS 339 £ 340 61 18 PT OF LOT 155 e ALL 115. $129.61 i11Ips Willard & Pa.ncea Young $83.06 I9Ullipa Villerd & Pztnc.e Young $84.5 'LOT 46 ,.', Cited as "The Western of the Decade" Ô9 $10.33 OP NW 1/4 OF SI 1/4 • COMPLETE DINNER INCLUDES: -- $W1l4OPI its OPNejj4 MOM SMI*V000fj5. $1279.52 1 OPU1/4 JineP - bs..sstAuii MA*ANAM ESTATES 011 11 '05 60 • 61 esliesisiesseeeess TUESDAY. MAY 15th Louis L'Amour's saga of three brothers who Wed the great western adventure! ' From the Indian -' massacres and the Mexican wars, the gold strikesand the cattle drives, tothe blood feuds and the shoot-outs-the Sacketts and their $17.36 - ', RONNIE IS BACKII The highly-acclaimed movie "Greatest Heroes of the Bible is now a dramatic new series? Tonight: the powerful saga of the Tower of Babel! Ron Pafthlo' Vincent Edwards Richard Basshart Erin Moran Victor Jory. Dana Elcar ---, MOVIE "Walking Tell" (C) (1973) Joe Don Baker, Elizabeth Hartman. Sheriff Buford Puuer Wl9S$ a one-man campaign to clean up his Tennessee town. (2 Hrs.) 0THREE'S COMPANY Jack falls for an old.faahloned girl, unaware that she is not quite so conservative as she appears to be. 537.3 . ------ (1) THE PUlLS After being seriously wounded In battle. Philip Kent settles down to civilian Iiie as a printer and a family man in his new-found country. (Part 2 of 2) $ I DIII! J OE*MICK VIRGIL I ç. SANFORD • Of 0111' J 1250.3$ ZIS.4)FTIMLSO'FfopE *51.43 PT) •ssse,Ake Sfl.V*N ESTA'U PS 1* PG 1) essssss,sse.sss.ss,iei. ,t0T 1$ NAVES TlUT a HELIN L $34.12 LOT S N$V($ 114*? 4 • HELEN 1. $9. LOT 37 Viler Dould D & Antolastte $9O. 'VII PT OF LOT 64 LARI REALTY & 0EV COMP $53.90 oT NY *111? JUDITH P lOWE LI. 5.1*'. $244.76 -----------SPc 27 TiC I9 awe ZS----------:..s.... MITES • WUNDS SEC 27 TIP 195 *01 291 •CieeSIiss55•s PMIPTOPN its OPNv $UCYLEOHA*DL.Vlsfl& 1162.05 '.. SHOW LOUNGE Man's arrogance and ambition... Thestaydthe (Premiers) Brothers Tell, Orrin and lye Sackett (Sam Elliott, Tom Sill.ck. Jeff Ost.rhag.) head west after the Civil War to seek their fortune In the young and rough New Mexico territory.(Part lot 2) $21.10 ps p (MI suso LOT 33 1(155 $ 134 1? UF I DIMS 1(1 vIRGIL w . I M . (2) 112) THE SACKETTS $227.69 $ 150 IT LOT)) rJ I, Cob FT TO PUS 147 .SIC 26 UP 14 4MG 29 MITES • 40UN0$ SIC 2$ TIP 14$ MCI 21$ H5isi'sssssi... 1 (1) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 2) BEWITCHED 100 (1)(M DAYS OF OUR LIVES RESTAURANT PH,323-5383 5.33CN$ S L S I/l OP V 1)4 OP * 1/4 LOVELESS CHARLES" SJOFTOFVI/ZOF*1/4 SAIIOUNSN$Rw000ljM I Dl SN 1/4 11.11$ I 30 FT P0* Jane P 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT ANQ FRIENDS O THE ODD COUPLE 5:30 RESERVATIONS CALL 323.5383 Shirley is going out with a wealthy and sophisticated older man. ., 1. 12:30 8:30 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA •UUAS, YOGA AND YOU 11 3:30 (4)OM'A'S'H(R) 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 ONEI 0 BEWITCHED OBEVERLYHILLBILUES 112 MAKE ME LAUGH AFTERNOON 12:00 (3)PASSWORDPLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE p'p •A.M WEATHER - t 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0 STUDIO SEE 11:55 (4)0 CBS NEWS 7:30 (2) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA , 2:30 (2) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 11:30 (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA , d1 10) A new hospital would return the present facility to SInol& *y for sale or for use as much needed county office apace." Doctors lining iç against the relocation are: Robert M. Rosamond, William C. Rape, Vann Parker, John W. Morgan, Lois M. Perez, lawis J. Edesmon, Franklin Cleats, 1iowas F. McDaniel, Maria P. Perez, fln'u I. Larja, Frank A. Thomas, Edwin Epstein, Russell K. Shaw, Kesmuth Wing, Charles L Park, W. Vincent Robseta. Gonzalo Human and C. F. Broohe n th 21 • Alin by the experts who previewed It! - SITES SIPLAT OF PS 9 P03 It 20 MONCIIEF RUSSELL I x SO PT OF LOT *3 SOFLAT OF ill 19* CAMP Returning To Central Florida ,•. - Black Care Poor &# OF TAX SALE lflcat,s will be sold on the following destj'lWd land to Pay the amount for tans herein set opposIte the same, togefpw,' with all costs Of such Ii and ill advertising, sale will be held In room 203. C. TROY RAY, Ill. TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA LEGAL DESCRIPTION NAME TAX-COST -SICOO two i,oz -----..... sees.a .. .P., Highlights of the historic tour of The Performing Arts Company of the People's Republic c China include traditional and comtemporary opera, dance and music as they are per. formed in present-day China. e'oo A .. . EVENING I LEGAL DESCRIPTION Ice Is hefy given that on the 33rd da y of May, 11$7 9:00 A.M. at the ri Housi in Sanford, County of Seminole, State of FlorIda, tax sale . I NOTICES NOTICE TV HIGHLIGHTS 0FROM CHINA TO US ___ . - - I Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ', Bentley said the hospital is already in violation cf several lifesafety codes In relation to its air-conditioning system. Mrs. Shoemaker also said she was worried a relocation would change the character of the hospital. She said: "For the past ) years we've been a small community hospital catering to the specific needs of our patients and not competing with the larger h(ispitals," she said. . . . N LE COUNY TAX-CERTIFICATl- SALE ,4~"..1- AEMM LEGAL SOUTH SANFOPD CNIRST MlIZPf CMIII, HIMSEPT • NAT'9 L . -- $23.34 5444.14 I . .--.' -.e ..€ '-'- 6 �I2 SI -.-- ,'u. TVII$ys III, May 1,0, 11, 1979 -i tax coi 7 LIOALDISCRIPTON NAME TAx.colIT 1$ *10 IC. IOv?s UNPt'I0 LEGAL DESCRIPTION NAME ?A*.CStp. NAME HAL DISCEIPTION TAX.0017 to? LIII 1 2 5 • 7 . U? Vat 'N A • iatu. as 121. 3'.'r a $2714. .. ) TiP iS 11$ 20 o $oTpr s*wc#uA I STIflhI(1Sy TU5(bwA? 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CF '4 1/4 00 Nw 1/4 $U*TflN JACA P 1PA#ICI* N 01 5' (CI 0 LAW 1FWN044 N LOTS 7 $ • . 0t. 6 hI 1/4 $43.96 7035*' hA HFIPS $36.96 Nw 1/4 00 51 $14 PUN N 79 CF Nw 1/4 *1.055 D) 21 t. 21 ING 32 wASHINGTON HEIGHTS FT N 274 FT S 75 IT ' 76 ..t N 79 FT OF S 35.1 FT OF N SOSTON shIN F $140.60 $6'SSINOITH C444A00ta Fl 2 P40 54 , s e......ss•ssus•IIise1 By DONNA ESTES and LOT 10 01.0 T3SSIF HELEN The grotq listed its reasons for recommending the switch as 113.61 FT 113 FT 00 1 143 FT OF •.w ar1..a C )Isrve7 & 7. 0 California firm of CES Voting Machines Inc. • 4 6L* A wASHINGTON HEIGHTS LOTS 3 '-. NANCY BOOTH 1/4 OF i *14 Ltchberger tolIl cnntnnssos at that time, costs of instituting 15kIa.D C x.r,. & 7. 0 fo ll ows: cost of storing and future storage costs of conventional LCT S RI I E $13.83 I : it noted shipping charges are less with the CES machines and 2418 FT ('F Nb 114 OF E I/A 1 J 0 4sTnm CLtmtC" OU1 wASHINGTON H'IGHTS Seminole County should go to the modern punchcard method of the new system would total $118,560 for 456 new punchcard N *30 FT OF 5 340 FT Cf F 3IIiOIO.- IDA (IAY machines; more convenience to the voters with a punchcard 115 07 30 F 163 07 OF Ow G.ugi. II c nsri.y & L D 0r1nb U2.t i LOTS 4 5 6 • 7 $1.1 LOT 2 $1.0 7 $102.30 that only one card is necessary for each voter to select choices OPINSON * CAILYLE • LOuIS' voting a special committee appointed by 113.5. 153 FT OF Nw 1/4 CF SE Ill 1/4 Of NW 1/4 $*7• ShRIlL). .1 (IC machines at 60 each: 70 demonstrators at 5 each for 84.500: county commissioners voting system; cost of transporting voting machines to the polls NASPINGICN HIGHTS LOT 20*1.155 N 1/2 CF S '$16 1 114 CCI •Ufl S 124.12 ')Vt'O'I PLTP'ITOF$ LTD 'LESS P4 13 FT OF 1 70 FT. agreed unanimously Tuesday night. with this particular machine. 1629.79 4 êb 2/3 F?) ILk C LOT 3 ILk 7 other supplies $11,980; three card readers $12,000; precinct ballot PINSLE NAaNAP4 N • JESSIF $32.2 FT N 400 and back Ft S 270.7$ FT N to the county warehouse; cost of dlimatizing the N 50.5 FT OF S 307.5 FT OF tCu$1 JAN11 w $18. WYATT SHAlOM wASHINGTON HEIGHtS LOTS 23 • 24 PLO I $49.22 During its study, the cwnmittee heard testimony from superThe 15-member committee, after hearing testimony and 1324.00 FT N 400 FT I TO 1122.1 FT OF NW I/A counters $5,850 $20.. • ETAL aIlti program applicators 85,000 for a total of U • MOORE THAT PT OF LOTS S 9 10 LOT 46L07 warehouse; less difficulty In voting by the handlcepped on the 60000*14 J'SSII N $13.03 DEC 1/4 Cl St I/A *1(55 00) visors of elections in two other Florida counties where the punstudying the question of conventional mechanical WASHING'Oh MFICHTS ISTO * SOc $ T *(' 4*4 • $157,920. But, he added, sale of the county's current 178 machines punchcard mactunes and a good market N 200 FT 'F S 1/2 00 N 1/2 '$110 DIVIFI A I MAlT 1/179 •SS"L*kf OATS mac)thte vot in ESTATES g IR*ECO PLOT ALL 1.07 14 ILK 11 •' LOT 3 ILK 7 $64.27 4*000 II .i S for selling the countys chcard machines are used. The Collier County supervisor noted $13.53 JPF 51 1/4 CF SE I/A IF SE LOTS S • s *U$SFLL RICHARD C • •. versus the modernpunchc&dsystem for the past days came t would bring the county a minimum of $124,600, Thus, the cost of ,1104g 4*LLI*$ H • ELDYCI $199.12 178 mecha ni • I ILl 12 cal mach es LOTS 7 in now on hand, WASHINGTON "EIGHTS FLAT 1/4 she Its decision at a meeting in Longwood. GIUNE ,41L1.IAP H • EDNA F LOTS 6 70 IS I17 TO 20 LOTS I • 10 SLI *2 NC NEAL HONIS $150.6 N 1 1/4 CI. OF E 1.97 (44 flf CsuaC'$ ST N*0Y5 P0I0'LTIvL Instituting the new service the first year would total $33,320. -----------------. Although the study committee was not asked for a yecom- sinceopposed the institution of the new method in her county, but 23 TwO 2* INC 31 --------------.---$139. S0IH TPFY I • LINDA J ILk 7 LOT 3 ILA 14 $29.61 SI'S"' METES county commissioners ordered the change she has been The dec ion T o is S Si LI OF N 3.62 CI. • SOUNIS SEC 23 p and reasons 215 III 311 PIE for the choice will be included In a To purchase the necessary 15 new mechanical voting machines. $82.43 wASHINGTON PI(IGHTS LOTS 1 7 3 4 3 e 7 $ S 10 40.011 w • ETAL "'" S"S"S mendation on the firm from w hich the county should purchase the pleased with 1 1/2 DI NW 1/4 00 NE 1/4 OVIEDO POOP I'D I/A OF 5 i/A r) 5 1)4 $1342.43 report to be delivered to county comxnIsaioners Friday. LOTS 1 • 2 ELk S 11 12 13 14 13 & 14 1131 the punchcard operation. BATTLE aALp5 L he said would co st $36,600. $25.95 • NE I/4 CF NI 1/4 ILESS S SS'SSMEID MANOR UNIT I PB 14 06 23 punchcard machInes, ft nevertheless recommended the wASHINGTON H! IGHTS PD) 51* 24 I 493 FT) The committee scheduled a brief meeting to read and approve LOT I 40011 H $ IT AL Carnathan Oswald 11 • S)aron B $468.94, ('onuuissjoners LOTS S TO S 541 27 have generally agreed if it decides to go forLOTS 3 70 5 1 I 1 12 TO IA BATTLE UFAIPIF N JOHNNIE • $74.43 "I"O*o MIDGE Ift 3 p S 3/4 ('0 N 1/2 • NI 1.'A OF 3V1100 P*OPERTICS LID $10747.1) $31. DALEY ANNIE J ILk S the report Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Longwood city hall. LOt $ III 37 5 W 1/4 OF £ 1/2 ward with the NW 1/4 new system of punchcard voting, the first election LOT Ii I LOT A OBloll IEPNICE F STUNPF WILLIAM 0 1 SANDIA S $132. wASHINGTON w IGOITS LOT *0 III 43 sIAi. -------------SEC 25 TIP 21 INC 31 LOT St Commissioners several months ago, after a study by staff Ill) • 4L*COw( ')(' 1s 12$. LA.I3THI E*NFST F It AL LOT 4 54k 54 --------$521.73 :LOT 6 ILk S dIL),I.N5 P WOODY using that system would be the March, 1980 presidential $13.13 LOT 94 151.4 15 MITES • SOUNDS SIC is TIP 215 III 31? so" "**me" 45.4 541y P7U0I $• SUTTON C I. wASHINGTON H!IGHTS LOT 2 It It 70 $57.20 -' personnel, were told by Budget Director Jeff Etchberger costs of 1 preferential primary. "S"AL(RANDPIA QR OVIrDO Pd 1 06 45 •,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ii 3/4 OF Sb 1/4 OF SW 1)4 STANTON A J TIuSTIE 06II00SSS* • 43 $120.24 CP*JLUOTA 0104*? PP 12 P05 44 11410I40400TH LOTS I 2 • 3 ILl 11 ASNEY CAPOLYN IN $23.56 LOT 2 • 1 lIZ OF LOT 3 IN 3/4 OF S L/Z OF SE 2/4 OF SIMMONS OALICM 0 .j Instituting the new method versus purchasing a needed 15 new $35.04 P$ENNESSEY CHIFLES N I Dana fl ptep TH')M(% I C FRANCES £ $331.60 WASHINGTON wICpTS I 40 F? 0' LOT 3 PLO S Seminole Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce haS opposed the *L E SS S 30 IT FOR PC) SI 1)4 LOTS 1 • S (ILk Ii OPLAT Of PAP? OF TONNSITE . if ..~ machines were almost identical. ,' lITTLE JOHNOIE INEØP1E N $13b.I6 01.0(0 6 new system. -------- ---SEC 26 tiP H 0*4 31 -.-----------.-----. ------WASHINGTON INSIGHTS --.-----------S[C 22 TIP 21 INC 32 N 1/2 CF 1(1 3 • Ott JOT 4 RTSPIrD t14'N49 I 4 FIANCIS ISSISS' NOTES • SCUNCI SIC 24 twO 210 160 31? ""I"I 'S" 4 LOTS 9 5 10 5*1 11 'SISSICHULA VISTA UNIECOIDIO FLIT •.'...".,'."""I"$ $636.13 $*TTLF J014'4'4IF • M!APRIf N $S0.75 'N *1155 S 30 FT F('w ID) N 1/2 0? NW 1/4 & SE 1/4 OF IIVIEDO PIOPEITIOS LTD $3115.14 311601110 LEON T 4 MM! 0 WASHINGTON HFIGHTS $U.fl LOT *2 0*0 2 .. bLI S No 1)4 A. N 1/4 Of NI 1/4 UNNICO 01*? C*ILA VISTA 11515.5*143 SOUCI P5 14 PG 52 1 114 0? NW 114 0? SI 1)4 CA*IINTER 031110 'S."SAOaws (STATE Su.vrv no JOHN 08 ci 00 191 6 c p $177.12 LOT 8 LOT is ILl 2 0 L,3FTUS VON EtAL TI C/OTS • ss.Ø w CONSTI (13 INC $421.72 LOT C • Cr, F *1.155 S Sn 3/4 F 3 1/4 *4055 Pt N STANTON A J TPU$TVV $953.45 IVI'D'i LAND u C/C LOT 19 NNOKO PLOT CHUL* VISTA 1531.10 SEMINOLE ENTERPRISES INC :' $95.34 FT OF w 75 FT • N SOFT oo S W OP C'NTII LINE 0? C. LOT 26 LOT $ 511 4 LINdA HELOT I • MARY $ SEMINOLE INTECPIISIS INC $95 $103.17 N 75 07) LOT F *LFSS S Sc LITTLE ECONLCC*MATCKEE PV) LOT 2$ UMPICD FLAT C)P*A VISTA • S0MlNOI! LNTI$paIsEs INC - r $103.17 -----------SIC 27 TwO 2* INC 3* FT OF w 100 FT IN 20 FT LOT 30 ----.---------LOT 14 ILl I THOMPSON C 0 SMITH JACKC I CIUOLL J 1450$ I $115.13 515.5.5 ('F w 100 F?) LOT 6 *L'SS MITES • SOUNDS SEC 'S'S'S"S'S'S5" 27 TIP 115 III 311 LOT 31 UNOECO FLAT COOJIA VISTA THOMPSON C 0 $112.20 30 F 1. N 190 OTI I 4. N 90 FT OF . 1)0 Ft OF N 1.3*1.1! SWIM). 3 4 $26.54 LOT 34 -SEC 27 TWO 21 ING 32 SIN F.NT'P INC (/079 $123.13 ,. flOSS w 23.6 FT o S 30 F' us cp SE 1,4 1)4 555.55. MITES • SOUNdS SEC 21 TWO 21$ ACE 321 issisessss.s.sj ""STEPHEN HEIGHTS PP 17 PG 43 •S'S'S5.SSSSSS5.'Ss*s5s,,,s, I ILISS PD) I N 193 FT) 4. LOTS J I o LOT 7 U6 2)3.99 FT I OF Nw COP 10115*1* ALBEIt & N I 1/079 $34,.ft 4II.SQM *APVIN 1. • $APNDA J . -. $266.13 tLSS 0. 140 OH 5.5.SSSININOLI TIARACI 4EPLAt PS U Pt 29 ISSSU'S'S'SSSIS'SSI'S LOT *0 OF Nw 1/4 ('F SW 1/4 lIft. S SMItH '160*? • ANNIE 00! 1242.46 SURVEY OF J('HP *0*05 (7?F LOT II • S 25 FT OF LOT It FIJLLNI* PIANO N JO 1)7.15 LOT $1 1$30.4S PT 1 323 FT S *tAT34 000NESTINE $320.16 I, 01 95 PG 151 S C ' ILK A 'SISIIGINDEN GROVE UNIT 1 PS IS 066 91 I 9$ 435.63 fT N 76 DIG 5 0114 9 11 w 100 fT OF II 20 t f 10' DVIFD() tONI) CCNPAP4Y "S"""S'•" N 50 FT LOT 19 • S 50 PT FULL000 FRANK N J*• .6 LOT 13 137.1$ 0*01.04 SIC 1 20.34 t N 450.44 FT lEN WA')) ' . AGENCY INC $1241.75 I .L F • S 30 FT ('P LOT 6 I W *07 20 ILK A LOT IA N 543 F? N 1509.53 FT W 200 WARD 61w F JO & COLENI $1442.72 ..: LOT 21 • 14 23 FT OF LOT 20 FUI.LNI* PIANO N JO 3.6 FT CF S 30 FT or $37.1$ LOT 27 PT to $14 UN WIlD AGENCY INC $144.41 By DONNA ESTES LOT H ILK A . I LOT 20 W 1/2 OF SW 1/4 OF *97 SFNIP43,( S!PV (/079 1w 1/4 •*PITT salt! the request was matle to tile commission asa result of KING JO & I I 1/079 $201.52 .5 1• LOT 22 • 5 23 FT OF LOT 23 PUI.LHII FRANK I JO SUJ.VEY CF JOHN ACANS 037.1$ LOT 47 S oF oo Herald Staff Writer FINCH L!(ViADO J I OEATOICE $110.40 ESTATE ILK A a repo rt gtven by a kidnap vict mi last week ------------------SIC 2$ TwO 2* *140 32 ----------------.--.4 ------514 *2 Top 21 1MG 31 -----------------------N ' . CO 8$ '6 15* S c p FT LOT 23 • S 50 FT FULLNIR PIANO w JO $37.0$ ""SwOPIS 2ND ADD TO SLACk HAMMOCk PA 3 P6 14 " S'S '"' 'S"SCN'JLUOTA II 2 PG 31 Spoiski said the kidnappers in the victim's presence LOT 24 ILK A 0. 190 FT 00 1)15 614 J I 0 ?)VICCO LAND Cr, C/019 W 1000! CF I $60 FT CF LOT 6 ko I Pilots of airplanes carrying contraband drugs which $es.o PIPPIN JAMES I & PRANCES F ADAMS CHARITY $15.99 SUIVEY OF JOHN ACIMS FSTA'E N 25 FT LOT 245 ALL LOT FUILNIR PlANk I JO said that planes 037.1$ --LOT 2 carrying contraband land at the landfill --------SIC 33 TIP 2* P14632 ----------------.. (18 9w '4 *3* attempt to land In the future at the old Osceola Airfield 25 III A SLACk HAUPCs 15055.5 N,75 • bOI.CS SIC 33 TWP 21S 561 32! •S5.0IS5.ssi with regularity. LOT 27 ILK A '•'*s.HIONAv P,EAI OVIFoX. 00 1 00 48 CAIRIGAN I $04*40 INC $9.44 w 100 PT OF LOT 2 • 1 200 PIPPIN JAWEL I • FIANCES F N I/l OP SI 1/4 OF NI 1/4 lOGIER 5003! V county landfill near Geneva will have a big surprise $315.01 :. 524)4. LOTS 3 • 4 LOT 2 • N 22.5 FT OF LOT 3 FUILNIR FRANk N JO ,0FN CLAPA P CANIrLS at *1 $116.09 $36.23 FT OF LOT 3 NI 1/4 SLISS *03 Of LOT 5 ILA $ waiting for them. SVhether it was the truth or an exaggerated Exiast. we T's;i' sF11.4 BLACK HAMMOCK $21.10 S I/l OR 51 1/401 0.0 1/4 SILL RONALD? 4 JANICO P •4 $3*9.3 5 32.5 FT OF LOT 3 ' N.4S PUILM!I PIANO I JA LOTS 13 *4 IS • lb oIMELr CAMS? B $34023 IT . ' $93.0 3 OF MI 1/4 11.155 F 30 don't ki ---------------. Is Spoiski said. ''Residents in that area are TWP 21 *144 31 --------------..--(ITS 19 45 46 I w 32 F7 "F )vITDJ LANfl CO PT CF LOT 4 III S Two-feet-high piles of dirt-earthern berms- are to be .POI *0) $47.29 111*5.1 PT1S • IOUNCS SEC 13 Top ZlS ICE 31? SII'.s........ LOT 20 S 67.5 FT OF LOT 11 • N 30 FULLMER PIANO I JO cooperative in callmg the dt'partllieflt when they see or $16.2) N I/l OF No 114 00 SE 1/4 SF6 569.94 FT E • 340 FT N SAPS CLAIENCI • ELCISI SUTHERLAND 1044* C/OTS $14.93 100 FT (II LOT 20 PT OF LOT 12 510 5 $204.31 placed in strategic locations on the more than 4,000 feet of ')VllO( LAND C' $10.52 OF SW COO CF NE 1/4 P(. I OF MI 1/4 'LESS P05 hear low-flying planes. We (1(1 have frequent patrols at the ,'l .4. O 1/2 ('F LOT 33 S 43 PT 01 LOT 12 • N 32.3 FUILMIR PIANO I JR 54)I4 FMNA $16.23 N *00 PT CF S 435 PT Cf 1 runway, making it Impossible for a plane to either land or 124.42 104.34 FT S 104.34 FT N 41*01.1! 061ST J • PAY V PT OF LOT 13 SIP I 11 'SS"ESTES *tD TO (IVIErO PH 1 PG 44 •s.s ,•,,.,,.......,,,.,,,, I airport. Our people have seen marks of planes that *04.36 FT N TO lCD leO FT OF NW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 LOTS 36. 37 LOT 21 ILk S take off. CAIIIGAM 0 SOtANO INC AIUN MIMI! $27.53 N 106 FT 00 $ $53 FT CF N $21.31 STUMPE FREDERICK,* 5 SiFT OF N 1013 F? OF I JON!S BENJAMIN F JO I "t • 4 evitlently have landed. LOT 39 $337.67 LOT iS • S31.ZS FTC? LOT PUILNIP PUSh V JO C.VIF 141.16 LILLh1,' I JISIF 46001 OF NW 1/400 NI 1/4 Jrsncss I $16.26 210 PT OP Sw 1/4 OP MI 1/4 Zenith 0 'i' 8 ShI S "S"LfES 1ST ODD to nvici'c ri 0.. II County Commissioners at the request of Sheriff John MI 1/4 00 N. 1/4 11.155 Fl S 57 PT OF 0, 1170 FT OF F SHUIIIT CONSTP CO EDWARDS JONIS J S MARGARET $42.40 N 36.72 PT OF LOT 19 5 A(. PUIAMIR FRANK I JO "however, in conversations with area pilots we have 51.14.1k S 00 F? ('0 1 123 ft (IF Lit 11111405 JOSIOs P I 541.74 1/2 OF Nw 1)4 & N 3/5 OF N 349.9 FT OF SW I/A CF NI 1215.57 Polk Tuesday instructed Public Works Director Jack LOT 30 ILK I 4 Carrie I 1/2 OF NE 1/4) 1/4 been told that persons learning how to fly USC th e airfield LOTS 1* 5 ii 51.1 C C. S hIS 15, AID TO 0.VI(LF' 01*1.111 FPAII w .$ Schudertobegin worklocating the two-feet-high bermsas -------SEC 35 TWO 21 INC 32 S I? PT Of 0. *053 FT (.0 N DANIELS HILTON I •OSFT'E LOT 15 DLI C 1307.16 C*RPIGAo • 101*40 for touchand go alit! some of the markings n*ight he from S I/i LI LOT 13 *tCS S $0 sCwt')'s CLAYTON JR 49.6) $17.15 139.9 Pt CF £ 349.9 FT OF 'SlSS NOTES • ICUHCS SEC 35 TwO 21$ P01 38 5.5S5.Sl5IiI SOOn as possible. Schuder said the work would take two to LOTS 22 1 23 DLI C FT ('F N 130 FT • 5(1 0/w) • JAPHAN 0*10 H & CTNTMIA L $15.0) them. SW 1/4 00 h 1/4 511 331.3 PT N OF I0.T I Lt COLLINS JACK I & DAILIMI J The Drug ElIforcenlent Agency as well as the LOT 27 I N 14.46 PT 00 LOT FULLWI* PIANO I JO $214. F 1/2 i ItT 14 three days to complete. 140.41 N 235 FT Of N 155.4 FT OF w*io 5 P & C/I CUNRYVILLI Rd At). S 24 • 5 *5.01 FT OF LOT 1$ 142.79 sheriff's C. S LEtS *57 *00 TI PVI100 (lepartlllent keep the field under surveillance,'' NI 1/4 OF Si. 1/4 Of NO 1/4 655 P7 W 331.16 PT N 653 PT ILA C S 80 FT ('F 130 17 F 1(17 l!l'04 'lOAN • 015510 1161.12 he said. £ 1/2 CF Nt 1/4 OF NW 1/4 I 351.3 PT tO 514 *1135 N WARD $ F ITAL Cl073 N 59.19 FT OP LOT 211 5 S $210.36 B il l 13 SLESS F'5 /W) P1)41031 F*A'40 N JR Pettus, refuse superintendent at the landfill, said $)9.7 25 FT PCI ID) OF SW 1/4 SIllS 5 160 0? Of 46.05 PT CF LOT 29 ILK C C S LbS 1ST *30 TO OVIEOC the berms will be created as part of a worker's regular Spolski said t'-17 or four-engine type planes need 131(1st of 4 293 FT I N 31 PT (IF S 175 31C 34 Top 21 INC 32 ------. N 25.92 FT ('F LOT 24 • ALL •UILN!I PIANO V JO "SIMILTUN SjA'E AGO Ph 3 PG 50 $3,.7 PT 1 1 203 FT OF N 270 FT '55.5.5 METES I SOUNDS SOC 36 Two 213 PCI 321 "0S"'5S L'CT 30 III C cho s re at th e site vt,1I... ... the runway to take off or land. Smaller type planes with 5'..--LOT 6 and will cost no additional money. 'We ,~,L 17 .iV , ,. ...ou yr 'ju ri I t ii ICR IIl.Y Fl C UP IN! V % GERRY HAROLD C I LINDA S LOT 1 • N 36.14 PT OF LIt FLLMIP PlANK V JO r.$215,! LUT 9 . lI'øaa' MA sOIrS C/.' I mi . $42.64 are " :L go .eU in g to PD, SIC LI & CIL CUIIYVILLI 00 get together wi smaller amounts of contraband can take off from shorter th the 2 ILK 0 sheriff's department to LOTS 33 • 3o. .30'4CAN 'SCA' PUN I 3)1.3S PT S 615 FT N $65.71 N 270 F? (P 5 430 PT OF I wARD P05107 L & JAMN $ 31.14 FT OF LOT 2 • ALL $2110.51 determine FuILMIR w ha t space, he said, explaining determinations are now being PIANo I JO their requirements "S'I'ILTCFs 500*01 Pb 06 36 SIISS•SSIISSIS•S.ee....II..,,.,,, are and the distance 542.46 20 3 FT OF NE 1/4 of NW 1/4 3)1.27 FT N *53 FT TO .ec IC? 3 SL 0 LOTS To . ' 5475 WILLIAM SI I FTHTL OP Sw 1/4 *1555 I 33 " 1257.31 apart the berms sho iiiade of the ILISS 0125 FT P00 ID) nwnber of berins that will be needed to halt ul d be," Pettus said. LOT S ILk 0 lOTS 27 • 25 04msld p&sts by Tim Nitsil CAll ICAI • 5R*' IrIlisli? MA HiI.$ (/3 PCI ID) $44•79 LOt 7 ILA 0 Lul 32 " & COLOIIZAS'IOM OO?AJTh c.ni the practice. One cap Is just as good as another for seniors Robin CIII 244$ • 104AM 5•43 1710,5*1? MAi wcii c,c i 1/200 MI 11400 NW 1/4 10110101 P C/OTS , LOT is ILl 0 9101 P3 1 PG 129 Burke (left) and Nancy, C*UIUN. 504*00 1*4 The entire Oscsols Airfield property contalna 1,2 $43 is "We are also putttn our plane up to double check and iata a 29.4 DeCoste of Seminole High School who LOT 31 L'IPIHI'sT MAR 51J15 (/i' .crss, bi* Psttta noted only 4,005 test of that property Is theirs on for size. 71he 1979 senior class N 145 FT OF S *73 PT I S 30 '. make LOT S ILk 1 sure there Is no other road or pathway other than LOT MIII' NARY L'IPI'tRV MAR HI I1 Cr, an.. k.iIif..l P... If .....j 2 ..__a__ -$16 1-4 P11 WI 1(1 1 pump uu circums tanc ce paved airstrip. LOT 39 MIII? HARP! re mony on June 9. ceremony LlP,s$' OAR SlilS (It' S 105 PT OF N 103 PT OF NW JACKS ON NARY S the main entrance for vehicles to get into the propert y to i.6;7O $ 13.4 LOT 10010 P LOTS 6* 62 43 • 64 41111 NAIl! $200.93 I., I.I4iP? MAX HOlIS (/0 $36.•9 $96. 63 1/4 00 SI 1/4 OF SW 3/4 John Spoiski, spokewian for sheriff Polk's department LOT 11 ILl I LOT 63 pickup contraband front planes," Spoiski said. 14111.1 HARP! 0. TROT RAT, JR. wIL')0l MAyO 44 I MAlT A 011 TAX OOLLIC? $25.90 $27.99 •151'SAULINS *00 TO OVIIDO '5 5 4 43 LUIS 12 I 13 540 1 LOTS TI • 7? P1)4101* PlANk N JO antIJoLz 00um1 PLORIDA SMItH J$SIt $50.41 $109.23 LOT 3*1.135k 34.35 PTI I WARD WILLIE L (/019 LOT 14011 F $243.00 MTELI MAlI! "SWASHIHGTON PARK 1v1!DC 0)) 5 p(1 93 "5I115555555,55I5551515 59.09 ALL OP LOT 6 511 N 46.67 FT OF LOT I I S LOT 7 FULLMPI PRAoI w PubIlili April 24, May 1,1. IL- lI?? HIL'Y P P $31.40 A AUI.INS ADO TO UVUCL. 44.46 OF LOT S ILK 6 tuTs *5 16 • I? .4*03114 LIM'ON I I 'LIEu DEI.l00 $3977 •5*S5If5T5 $051' 05 *31 PG 93 5 C I '5'S"55S'55I5.I.555I5.5s LOT 4 01.0 H 40*415 SILl. LUIS 23 0 Ii OII(AN "t.AP • FtISA 60LL $5.43 LOT $59.02 RICOh I InsisT • 1w' IL •SS•Ia.I.. pg.r.s... .-----------LUIR , , • II *'NC "WIGs? a C 1. NUTS 3USD 5*60.75 IIarj 'd Barkley LOTS 2 4 6 S TO 39 50 TO LOTS 47 To 39 tIFISTER Lt' 7 4 410 7 1 7 L JOwlS1'l A381 5,0 CPA000Co $749.19 CI 137 P6 43 S C p $25.21 62 I is TO 96 • 10! T' 106 "ISISMEIl) HANOI UNIT 2 RIPLAt VI 14 G 37 eese...IS.ssI,.I.,. -.----------.----- SOC 14 'UP 21 INC 31 Ill TO 124 134 136 131 LOT I ILESS 0 27 F?) 391(0) LA40 C" INC. •S'SI NITIS I SCI.NICS SEC *6 TWO 215 III 3*1 S555.I5.55.$s55 $12.99 140 142 144 144 132 • 169 SSSS'MEIL HANOI UNIT 3 PS 14 P 90 ISSI5ISISII.,ss..II,,sIs,,. 0.! 1/4 OF 30 1/4 *1155 S SIN WARD AGENCY INC TC 210 • 215 TO 240 5 LOTS $131.0) PT OF (07 23 lEG NwLY Cr1 391(01 LIMO CC INC $34.41 1060 PT) I S ISO PT ("F SI C 0 •F lOP, 5 76 006 40 SIN 43 1/'. Of NI 1/4 SLISS PCI PS A PG 3* 1 204.72 FT S 50 07 0, 70 Si. 1/4 OP Nb 114 CLARK LINOA 0 LOTS 143 147 149 • *31 $404.61 IJIG 2(1 WIN 23 SI'. w *..es TIIISTIS 11341100 1 ?*v$T19 $15.92 ace 16 Top 215 1s 311 LOTS 15 3 10 165 • I • S FT NI? 23 FT TO liEc Brinker iceita 0 TIEISTEP LIONAOD V F? SL SM.$4 $1525.41 ISI5.ALAFAYA TRA IL SUSI' P5 10 PG 95 55.0I5.5.5.'Ssis,.cs,.c Ssg 602.8 It P & 990 It V PT LOT 33 BEG MOST 0.LY (.04 JVI'OJ LAN!) cr INC 5.7.23 By GEOFFREY POUNDS of 81 Con of ajs ma v LOT *2 suP. S *4 LEG I WIN 45 SEC ALFI*0 ROY I 5199.04 ceiling, according to the 102.72 tt 8 10 dig29 -'a pended," he said. wI6OPIN4SDLGISMINF program "a prime ----SEC 29 Top 21 INC 31 Herald Staff Writer 20,.CVM.2f5 149.78070.54 fl'G 37 PIN new guidelines, $1155.1 NITISS5OUNC5$PCl9 TOP its $$1jig 'S'S.cs.5. but At present, the city has a example 1 • of the program cupvi 49.83 It A philosophically sound 71.94 Ft Tc 016 Nw 1/4 OF St l/4ILESSFs SOYD 10*44 fT AL anything above the limit $3IbIS .3* 34... 1 92.92 ft I PT LOT 33 PEG "CST I.LY (0? OvPO' LIPID (1 INC custodian and two clerk IOU FT OF N 990 FT • 344 Is administration destroying program that fell prey to 5*9.93 124.65 ft P I. 1N 5 i.1n OW. S 14 0(6 I PIN 45 IC FT 0? £ 334) PT • S 440 FT must be paid by the emtypists working and being the program." 34 s.c OP w V 225.09 t to 440 o *40 FT 0, 24 LEG 1 MI'. 47 the excesses PT (P 1 170 Pt) of ployer. SEC 1 114.04 IT NIL! 21 F $1 1/4 OF So 1/4 *LFSS 1. paid through CETA funds. 1/2 01 0 1/2 OF SW 1/4 SEN WARD AGENCy INC MC GRAIN 4,0041 N 4* In other action, the bureaucracy and red tape. $277.12 10 606 CF SF 1/4 402.93 FT co I 1/41 S The city recently applied All three have salaries commission: "OVIICO OAKS UNIT 01 PS 14 P6 59 602.5 PT (P E 1490 PT & ID) "SJANISTONN PS I P65 71 I 12 That was the picture of for three additional CETA LOT 16 C OL ON! Cr1 suer' s 2 PG 71 IISS".'s•e•e,,,•••••• LOT * $ Of LOT 12 under the $6,635 level, Conenly Willard I • 3ub.na -Rejected bids on six lots *OSIN$O'i J N I N 0 CI071 $21.72 CETA painted by Sanford A 1OT 34 LOT 2* P4111 SEC 1* TiP 2* SING 1* -------------WILSON 1 9 N III? * CAVIl) I & SOENDA S positions and approval of 1403.30 $2,3,$3 said. Knowles In the Lake Monroe S 55 5SS P17(5 5 IOU%CS SIC U TIP 2*3 061 31! •SSSSIIIS5.IssI5 LOT U $LFSS I 327.3 FT I N SsfRw'io (LITISS & I C/OTS $31.55 LOT 16 City Manager Warren E. SONNS 14)1*10 4115$ 11851166 490.3 PT) LOT SI $1955 N that request was pending. 1 lOG FT IF N 320 FT OF N AIJUSE SHIPIL'NF FT II. 1 But the three unfilled SIC NW COX LOT 17 RUN N 40 *31114104 49504120 Industrial Park west of 631.97 544.44 Knowles Monday when he 90 PT ('F ' *14 OF Si. 1/4 340 IT I N 441.3 PT) I LOT 7im 01440 PIN I TO 41 COP 5 IS The three positions would Positions whith had been French Avenue just south 90 $4115 w $40 PT & lEG 560 0101 244.5 07 S 75 (16 3 recommended the city R.-WHMUN require the city to pay a SN COP 01)41 0. 430 PT £ *03 IT p a 313 07 (0 N GPIFFVI RAY It AL $10. 30 SIC N TO PT S 00 SIC requested prior to the new of the lake. The bids were $203.05 I TO I LI S TO Pt I (P •4 discontinue its par2*1 Ft (10 SN 3/4 OF Sb I/A 0. 132 Pt TO SIC of their wages, * Portion CETA w TO lEG) I LOT 91 *1.135 I directive all would 4)? Sw 3/4 LOT 24 rejected by unanimous ticipation *ATNIVW$ 09551! In Comthe 1253.*4 . 327.3 PT & S 430 CT) LOT 93 016 200 It S I 23 01 F ('P Knowles said. He said that JflHMSON JAI*S J ks.ki Jisis Jr & Pil.ist11* it Ii 121,.l, have compelled the city to $90.7) vote after Commissioner N 1/2 OF LOTS 97 • 51 LOT prehensive Employment NW (CO S11 31 w 1/4 'F Si. 1/4 ItO ANOCOSO's 410 III I P 1*13495 L*iSIN(5 S N)ZFLL $ 34.77 portion would have to be 1251519 pay a salary subsidy. The ALL LOTS IS TO 1.04 • t 5/j NCNP OfI) COPP dO'S 1/371 LOT 31 Jo hn Morris Si. 1/4 RUN £ 100 FT S so pointed out WARREN ALLIN KNOWLES $3199.53 P10*11470 and Training Act program. $53.53 OF LOtS 103 I 106 71(53 LOT 43 paid first, without reimFT w *00 F' P 9 FT TC BOG positions, which will now 5?ON *1011*00 • IflilL that previous appraisals on ID I PT PLOTTED SUMIS OILY SO PT (P S 217.23 PT 1 333 11 iF N 23 ACRES 'F ... a good program The program has seen 005100$ PHILIF 4)5634141 400 • (00* $30.29 bursement, before actual UNIT 11 be declined, were for a OF IL! 100 PT Of LOT 1 $40 SI 1/4 (F SID 1/4 hISS the land were more than scores of young workers work." w 1/2 0? LOTS 103 4 23 IlIAC I N 133,4* FT CF F 1CN$ WIG CORP 1/071 CETA funds could be $103.03 recreation supervisor double the high bid of 1.1 1/400 UT 112 104 1 AM Sf4! 45,73 PT OF NIL! 795 95001$ w D 100 PT) RPDWAY CAROL A P receive training and 13540.66 The latest change in $10.74 received. 0.1/20110? 117 Ft C1 LOT ($7,162.73 per *1)11534 PT $0 'I'esaILLM.ILE pr e PG 1 •III5IIIIIIIS5SSSSI5SSISIII•SS•,I•• year), a NOOVIK 41445$ DI $38,000 NANCY J offered the city. 6152.12 month employment stints LOT 120 ILESS I CETA regulations limits IN 14 COP) 51K 40 ALL 510 PT 144)0 OILNAS S TRUSTEF "This is, in fact, a subCALIf.? C4'NSTP INC $1444.52 museum library coor$9,$ -Granted Of S 343.0 3 PT) the requests of lILY I/l LOT $0 51* 40 14105 IMANuIt. with the city since it was "S"wASeINGlW WIIGO4T PS 3 PG 37 ••••••••'S••SS•SSHSISSSSS $305,14 the salary of a worker In sidy the local taxpayers of H55IWOOOtaN I41ICNtS PS 7 PG 33 •'""5.I'S'lI••ie.,s...•, NIL! 1/2 LET 10 54* 40 dinator ($9,365.62 per year) 36INS04 PIANO 5 13 IT 0' if-TS 1 & 2 *1(5% JOHN?5? •ALICI IL cST C/I'll 549.25 two Orlando Drive $104.44 LOTS 3 *3 5 34 ILK I started Mx years ago. LOT 11 ILl 40 the program to $6,638. The a 26 IT Of I'll 11 I'M WIlD AlONG! INC ALL'N PUVINCI the program pay to train $46.)? and a sanitary technician ELY FT Of SLY 73 FT OF SMItH D:Loo - S 100 restaurants-sloppy Joe •I5SISJANf$ $1150 $INJ P0 6 PC 1 N 74 FT OF LOTS 1 1 2 1115$ JOHNNY d*LI?h I( (ST C/O1S 0*05.97 The city commission salary is paid with federal LOT I ILESS 101 ILK and employ the unemUT $2* N 26 II CF tot 1) W'Li)4 *10* 14 1 11*5! * ($9,644.40 per year). 6 and Burger 951.12 King-to use LOT 23 IL%% IT N ic as . Si. St at a. ..L jat lija,, voted unanimously to funds. A CETA employee . ...... •J r. ir . • DU 1.100404 JAMES- I • !9ILUS uuo.a ployed. The subsidy funds $$S3,31 *055115 Knowles said at one point temporary mobile trailer -----SIC 30 TWO 2* •14* 11 FT CF LOT 27 accept Knowles recomhired after April Ican be •"S'SLt*4 OL N PAll •SSS5.S NITI$ • to be used first, before the P5 7 PG 13 'S0.4IW'SISSSSSIS5.II'S55.5,'S5'S VI1sCS N 45 FT 00 tOT 40 I 1 1 SEC 30 YIP 21$ 561 31? 5.S.4SI.4S05SU SHUDEPT CrN$H NClO the city had as many as 15 signs for 30 days. The $204.33 LOTS 10 5 31 iLl C CIOSSi' mendation and on Oct. 1, se 1i4 (P 51 114 OP 410 114 SCNIIP000 SUWN I 103011 4OM41 T paid more than the $6,635 Ft CF LO' P. 132.23 661.14 federal monies are ex. N 1/2 OF LOT I • ALL 40? CETA employees, but that reque 00 NW 1)4 • I 1/2 ('P S s were granted on st 4*105' LLA*4'.C, • VISA LOT 4IIOSOTOF LOT AO 001?*LXA4001NI*NbIIk $1$O.1 when the terms of the *so 1/4OPW1/4GP*4$/$ 44 FT OF LOT 44 the paperwork Whit, Andrew 7. & Barbara J $264.60 required the condition that no by 5 1/2 Cl LOT *2 I Alt LOT I'1431IC1 MILD'lD • I OP NIN 10 remaining three CETA LOT 97 . $20.35 01MG ANOIPI Jo I ILIZASST.s 1132.35 1)510 0 N 664) PT OP MI 1/4 ('1 Nw CLMI R000P? flashing federal monitors required li ghts be LOT 43 used on SISS JAHN41! I MARIO $614.14 $163.04 workers with the city exLOTS 22 I 23 01* 0 1/4 'LESS S 1014 PT • 004 LITTLI 011.4111 LOT 54 Uaailt95 Luther • PIsr*an.t a $164.14 considerable time and the slgns• 41 '."MOYI HILL P5 13 04 94 I5.5.SIs.5.S•SSS0IS5.45.5.5.5. 220 PT cc 5 ago PT C# Sri SOUlS CHARLII I I 1340095 0 1*54.1) LOT 65 pire, the city will not seek 'NOTT' 01*11.! 1 I 441111 1164.33 LOT 10 Ward 35I3SSI* P Jr • Virginia C 1/4 1* NW 114 *L0S$ N is 6$7 effort an the part of paid LET 66 -Voted to remove four *55* LO'4'IIE A I LFONA $146.1) LOT 12 additional workers through $sra Williso I Jr I Coast.... PT I 1 *65 PT) LIT 71 144014*5 F(IZPNTTH parki city employees. $169 .06 ng spaces on the south S 155 PT OP I 453 PT 5."OOtAoI 0.00*1 OStATES PS $ p4 4 5.5.5l5.5I5.5.'S•.s CF hi 00166005 $A*VPY 4 0 NIP! 4 6660.46 LOT 72 the program. Herald photo by Torn Nets,I 6.'ULC ALVPVA Arosid The Clock ..........4-A - Dr. Lamb .................. t o $161.72 LOT 20 1/4 CF So II, $'NINXP 10u1PP0351$ INC si The time, costs de LOT Ii I 0 1/ ('F LO' 52 of Mate Rotde4I and 14*40k MAST L se3ss 1253.95 LOT it "It's a good program, 4-C Bridge ..................... Sf411414! NTIIPOISIS •.i.sipr'*M, OITATIS Ib II P65 22 • as "'S5.5.S05.OSisIMs..c LOT $4 I N 5/2 OP LOT 55 INC Horoscope ................. $45.10 (;regg. 9, and .Jay, 13, Ilunziker lay in wait atop a Aojp IFIMICI C I OLLIN £ $234.30 between LOT 2 regulations required to Laurel and LOT U III A IINN*, tN?IPPPISIS INC WIN'FI PAIR PlOP. $4 £5514 LOT S6 • S lIZ OP LOt 03 philosophically. You can't 1400*5 S(*TIICF $44.34 $300.99 IA Hospital ................... 5.WWINOMEA0 PAINS PS II PG 50 LOT 1*_ ILA !_,..... Z-A secure 1 75 PT OF 117$ $7 I IS CETA workers French avenues In order to PP PlO 14414 *50* £/075 $46.34 large culvert behind the Aftarnonte Mall. From their CITYOi OAR! & lItTY A '.77 LOT I fault It," said Knowles, ----SEC 31 TWO 21 *114 31 -.-.--.-.-..-.... U'S lAID IIINCY INC '05'ISICUN(. LOPE ISTATI! 13' 14 PG 7 IIIS5.,S.SI,'SU.,.'S...4.,. 4-C OVH$ELV ..............I-a $214.74 angle, • 'ou can see the fish coming through the made continuation of the facilitate access unLOT 1) LOT 1 Ito * "U'STNIP. *0*13 4413400 Ps I P6 15 e'.cs'$i.4s..4.sái.c,sss. 9514 oMO *60*4! 1141 SARJUOI PHILIP "but like so may other $171.70 rur 611.72 Crossword .................6-C Sputa ....................I-IA LOT 13 LOT 2 $4?. A "OCR IJI1AT JP 1 N 5 C/Oil 11337.24 progrEn w)productive, 3*11.1)01 PHILIP provements at the inSUITED culvert, ' IItt' $11.72 they explained. The youths spent as much programs It got hopelessly II twO 3* INC 31 LOT I ELI A 045.0LITTL! L0*P 610061* 1111*41 Ps 11 0645 ss.usissus.., 4-A Televlil.a .................sa 4AP3ufl PHILIP $17.72 005.11 Knowles said. PUSS • 11UNC$ SIC 65 T0 its NcR 311 ••00s.e050..•S.. tersection of Route 46 and LOT 23 LOT 4 511 * IA*Cu.JI P'IILIP $TIOIJO$ STINLOY $ 1011! I bogged down In papertimewatching the fish feed on bits of food thrown in $11.13 $ 5s3.55 557 Pt ('P I MI PT (P 1-a Weather ...................5-A NINE PIG (000 ($, 7, TIPIACI IC? S Ilk A 1'R!)UUI PHILIP Knowles called the French Avenue. - $11.72 GOVT lOT 2 *1151 1 iS '1) '. LOT 4 511 A LOT 24 SLISS PT IN ('*4*41 the water as they did trying to hook them. ISIOUCI PHILIP 5!II 34*0*, 0 6 $11.94) - -----S!C II TWO at INC I C (#079 177,34 _____ CO) LOT 751* * 3* lA*flUC 'HILT? $17.90 •S•lHs PItIS • WL'UNCS $'C *1 NP its AGP $1* T101*E LOT S ILk A 05SS05issIHe..4 SA'Ou('I PHILIP 411.90 'N 100 PT (P I 104.17 PT '* RAPIS DIVID iii!11 l~~ ~ 0 55 i90MI$4Iv *4*11 P5 10 90 95 se"Oese"opeasoas do Se So IRS. se 00 LOT 5510* SAIXiDI PHILIP ~ ~ ~ W~ 6131.7* $17.72 S 13OPTCF $1114000.1 911p, (07*3.4 LOT 10 ILl I IU'JtjOI PHILIP S54VIV?NC 523.41 $111111, 114 664*34 LIT 1* ILl o 11101)01 "4411 IF ---------.--.14 TWO *1 *415)5 ..$12.45 N Ill Of Oh 114 OF o:a $14 'sCNS •TG CORP ClOTS LOT *2 541 A IAIWjul PHILIP 551550101 RUN PS $241.07 *5 P145 632.65 5..c50551155.SSSIiIseisisiseflpfl5p5. P NW 1/4 0 LOT 13 III LOT II 5*10001 Pu$ItIP I'll 1.010EV C00P . $22.64 $371.24 5 All OF Nb 1/4 OF l,W 1/4 1414$ N'G CWP C/379 LIT 14 III A 9*0(4101 PHILIP 11765.1$ .-------$22.69 b Ill (P NW 1/4 OF N 1/4 P14340* CL'O I 35 YIP 21 t'S 33 e1inI 11.7$ 1$ THOU 40 01 540 1 & Upsjg PsILIP $lfl.3 SS MIT'S • SOUNDS SIC 33 TWO *11 041 HI N5554SSINSSS $133.77 ILISS a 5/2 '0 $ 1/1$ ALL eta I&V*CDSTS By GEOFFREY POUNDS i u. (P 1 1,4 1115$ 00* . NOTI 5* 00 031504$$ I TI I2*C5 $$OPN4I/2SCIS SPILLAMI4ACIIJ FIG,, $J.11 LOT 3 511 C $73.se SAlOON PHILIP I*I2OPNWIIAOP$i1/4 Ci$.,.%$$ KnOwlte comments were supported by city com$26.14 OF * 5/4 OF 0.7 1/4 ("0 SW Herald Staff Writer could be a problem," the chief salt LOT 4541 C SAIOUDI PHILIP " -------UC 34 IP 21 1115 31 •--u_.,i $ 34.5) ..,sg missioners, David Farr and Eddie Keith, who had exF?) 1/4 *4101 N 3 1 supplier, and requested consideration for a return to full . LOT 7 51* C •I11WS MittS • 10CS $14 SARUOI PHILIP $24.33 (IF $ 1/4 411 1/4 OF So 1/4 SPIILVO! JACK 1 $ 4 C/Oil LOT 5511 C allotment. $144.35 NW 5/4 OP Nw 114 95*5 pressed concern that a plan by Police Chief Ben Butler S*IOUDI PHILIP He said if the situation grows worse In the coming $24.51 0141* w 4 1/3 AS 0 N 33 F? • .3 $1.$ Sanford city officials have expressed confidence that $ 1/2 OP Sb 1/4 0' II 5/4 NAIL 95 00 34OISM. yi LOISS&9b&10441$SoC4 SAIOUDI PHILIP 696.53 to park police patrol cars for 15 mInutes out of each hour OPWI/2A0?5*14('p weeks, the parking of squad can for lI-minute intervals *LIUIO) It CUP LOT S SUN N 4 /T S "common sense" measures can be used to conserve Citss NI 114 01 Sb 114 5(155 I Farr said he did not question Knowles' statement that to save gas mIgM result In It. loss of protection to the TI 014 19 VII. 52 SIC N -----------sc 14 To 21 '.115 11 '-s-would MIII be one of the first steps taken. 3) PT FOl SOS gasoline and prevent any curtailment of vital services 55SI54 221.33 PT TO 1040$1 LI $1! NTIS I 5(1145% $14 04 TIP all 04* 33? NNSNIIsssiss no Increase in crime had accompanied the sporadic dUL H5554P*PpSl SOlO 00$ 495 PC 537 0ISSiI5.5.'SI5s54s,,$4 l 5555I N 7 $11 CM Of NW 5/4 OF MI 5*4* NILL100 14 C/On 0411405111 tOSLILfiTSI uncement by Gulf Oil Company the city's de*te the anno . LOT, parking "I'll hate to do something If my gas supply is short. ST*0I14NIIJOIINI$C(IINIEI of patrol cars in 1974, but that he was worried $753.65 40PTN241.3FT1 IOC p' */414*5$R(5213p7100 61S691P4437 "I definitely don't want to se. any reduction In police . gas allocation would be cut by 10 percent. We're going to make sire we can respond to emergen$N Call auh. Sao Py4131. TO 5(1) 5.5.'S$IIMIISP UNIT * 05 21 PCI 72 & 73 I5SS54S54is44iss9e$55., People would feel less protected if the patrols were curPT $ 43 GIG I to iii) patrols. We need more petrol,, ml fewer," said Keith. ISUMI LAO! (STAllS -r - . was notified of te LOT 70 wles said he City Manager Pete K no Butler Thd. tailed. des," NINS 1476 CO $101.93 -----------.-5Fc ft TIP 21 '*4 33 LOT 7 515 SA*gtJOt PHILIP. $21.41 LOT 74 NCI45 MTG CO) . Bit* said that in wder to 55ISISS MISS I 1460446 SIC 03 TWO 21$ ...... be had i0mood to $103.93 cutback In fuel early this month and since that time has ------------SFC 80 'UP 21 INC 31 LOT S SLR C 13604301 PHILIP In $31 SS.csiiiu, $22.65 -------------.. 1 3/4 OF Knowles said a similar plan was enacted by the police k 5/3 Ns OF Pa isS55i(ONt P14113 to $3 0$ at ISI54SS'S5.S55UI5.55SI54S.cIS5554S •IS"S$LANIA PAINS PS 4 90 7 55i5S5.54SI55II5.545i5545a TUN'*I S1L( I "For one thing, it hasn't been established for Put the patrol can a quarter of each hour. However, he heads to evolve their own plans $012010 directed department SSPLC*IDA SOOVIl CC) 1ST *00 1) IsACu t*4117 N1SSU95Øs$ how we are y "I 8-- Jissa Jr I J.1ias V $151.13 N 343 Pt OP LOTS 5 JO 4 department during the oil WILLIAMS ClOTh I shortage of 545.'SP5 2 PS 74 S545.isisISI555.54545.s.$Ss.ISPPflfl9flp$j$$$1 said today he would delay kripl-n,ntatlon of that plan 1074 and that going to be affected by the fuel cut. We took several cars $71.90 at dealing with a reduced fuel allocation. LOT a N'SIIIS $15*11 L $311.46 -------------------sic 31 T H *415 31 -.---..--... that tline there was no noticeable increase in the rate of LOTS $9 TI' 6) • 71 7900 3224 "'.4, 74*4*5 $I( 11 10135111 LOT T until it becomes absolutely necessary. SOW 5301*? 1 $ WILLIS 14 MITES • Icsacs $14 21 i Its 13*746 WA of service when we permitted the use of private 1934.** "Ithink that by common son.. usage of vehicles we can III WSSWi5SI5$Ss . $1 • $3 UL!$SF$ LOT • $ 537.642 PT OF N 451.117 4114001411$ IU crime. He said be does not believe at this point iliat the JONIS $ I 0*10* I $341.12 vehicles 70 51*41 M011141 id, by some employees a few months ago," he said. owl es sa SIlT? "0.30*1 31 & VIOL?' mthpj the same level of services," Kn LIe? ii $170.53 "CPU 9180011 114 OP SI an sigit-bour shift, parking the vebleiss 11 mInutes *61 14 preesit shortage Is going to be as severe as that WIT$Pl$Ior* POANO 4111110 ISOCY I 0117*0 LOT 21 *14 63)1.52 of 1974. $11.45 "we're not at the critical stage yet." "I'd like to see us wait 30 days to see TO SLACk V*57* . each hour results In a two-hour loss of petrol time. That 11411*145 CML I 14955* S $114.31 I 114 00 15 iA OF U I/l EST, am - '. 101 33 I95 I.. SLAM $ I Also, he saId he has written Gulf Oil, the city's principal NIP hpw much we're $443.25 ... . . . . .1 itt 1$ Tao ii T UCIII 49551 5 IIUISI $ LOT 3, 6113,20 "'SK U tWO 21 *01 3* actually hurt before taking too many steps." I000Wa VISTA $143 ,j I55siis *T1$ I 501014$ 514 U TsP H$ P41 317 95islStssssssss EC*I*I PtA? I44suOIsNwftsgss I 5US$ LOT 31 lOT 7 1Us$ 1 *1954 PT) dI?$31 PlOD I 0*1! 4 VANOHO*5I 5/IL $174.11 N 3/4 OP $ 1/3 00 Nb $/4 IC? 31 5 S 1/2 OP LI'? 34 95*1*0 0000IOTIIS LTD $11.95 $41.46 ,VNPKCUS$ - Pt,*, Cp$1, - -, 00 *4 5/4 • N Ill O II! ....S53LLINS is, Apt TO 1*51414141941 5*113470 90) P5 j ISISISSlIS VISTA SIC I . ______________________________________________________ . . , . " ,, ,i•.• es.. .- -. -.. I ..... -.- . . --..*-.,. -... P. 1-. -.4. .- ._--- -. -5--- --- t -. --- TJ'95'J .'1 a - ew.7o FT , FT F Ti w II CIV*SIC.4 St SFLY (N W LI TO Fir.) I N 114 (IF 51 114 LEGAL DESCRIPTION . - . __.' anel. ' _____ _____ Useunchd Voting County Should -, . el . ' -'- __ .,- , - - . - . . .• : - ' I ',-. Pilots In Fo Bumnv RirlpAt Old Osceola Airfield 1 TESTING . _____ .------- e- --TH - --- ---------------- --------------.__ Sanford's CETA Program Is Out; Falls To Bureaucracy, Red Tape I ------------- ra 0 p --------. - - &.. .,. _. -------- - -- rr. - y Take 4"000 ... .".:. . 1IlaOilPSdbdisS.t locsFW W Values ad ::; Value Assidl od" .'• I -' YOU CAN Why waste time and ous'gy rum* all: er town ok1ag for that -.--.__._ - - _...... ' - ..-- 'Li5 P.&0 3 ' ___ . .', - , . ' - I$thatYOure1oo&Ifor? Nowyoucanstop lookIng and $tart cooking in ths ClsIsd! You'll d Pales ltI for blIng,.,:1 rsat..jtat aboil anyt andeverjth1ng Under the ssi, and tb Paics In r1 boosus. you' the mid. msmaa! Classified Ath are yosr ma_rkd. place for ill sorto lflihi. and' $JVICSI.pha they're an IflSZpSmSIVj way.. fOr toadvs'tIss youmayha,: to sell! Tn these "'twaa" lato ci;:: c In on lbs bargains plot.! Jp *InaMCheck.sAoiwaa.sif$sdlIn1l_ '* - Call - ' ' - ' . . ' ' - - - 1 ', .- -------- --- - - -Wa-- ut ac sm W - ' - - - ' . -, ue -'-- - - 611 icia Is ea ying o ea 1 "IlVi - - - ' ' San rd L' , - SEE THE FISH job, or - --.- -.-- - "- - --- - _41, - ,- ' ' - Avon .',. - - ,.... . 5•••. _5 •-,. - .' ' ': .,.. - I 45- - - - - -' - -' ' 5-' -- ' - , • r - - - -- a - I' I - a'1 3 .1. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 15, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 15, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 15, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6a672f89c0eda3f1477ce1f522bd47a3.pdf ab8bdf37278f2ef80950dfc368b94ff3 PDF Text Text '?', , I I 'I I • ? 1 • 14—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. • ' P ' * ' - r PP • 'p , p j #1(1 1 Thursday, June 7,1979 Message At Forest Lake Academy Encouragem.en.t 9pening Of Daors . on _..... —. - . - n..... - .- U .-4.f4' .. ..• •-- - • -M'---•........ of our lives open only from the inside. We have to open them. AcademY life is designed to help you see these doors, and to encourage you to open them. I hope that you have this year opened doors that will lead you to many beautiful friendships, to exciting careers, to loving and being loved, and most of all to a satisfying spiritual life. "You must open the door..." H.D. Kinsey, Principal Doors are often taken for granted. They are such an ordinary part of life that we seldom consider their importance - until we find one that is not doing what it Is supposed to do. At that point we sometimes become antagonistic, But we shouldn't. Doors are inanimate. They require a force outside themselves to function, The doors to many of the important aspects now from Sanford would be $1,800 I," the trucker said. "But it's still Was The Year That Was ..• •;_ Last but not least, Religious Activities was an integral part of our campus. Our spiritual lives were uplifted many times, always reminding us of our loving Father. The Student Senate took a strong leadership role in the school. Student government was and should be important. 'e playing it safe and staying off i said. He said Central Florida [)trucks a week north this time of will send more than 20 this week. go until this thing settles down, May the lessons learned here be put to good use. May we live our lives always for the sake of others with love in our hearts for everyone, and may we one day meet again in the land where there'll be no sorrows, no goodbyes: heaven. The Mirror, Reflector, and Shadow all put out excellent editions. The hard work involved Introduced us, kept us Informed. and will help us remember each other and the times we shared. Floyd: I Won't Give Up My prayer Is that God will give us the power here on earth, that we may be prepared for the life to come where we will stand as a united family. Out Temperance department did a good job keeping everyone aware of the importance of clean bodies. They also should be SIGNS WELCOME VISITORS TO FOREST LAKE ACADEMY o regulate the rates so we are he said. The year has helped me the individual student and the school. I trust this has been a growing one for you. Social and Recreational activities gave all of us loads of fun and excitement. Each activity was well planned and thoroughly enjoyable. - ew York sometimes dips to $1,000 rried when the supply of produce trucks looking for a load and the at all, he said, the independents e the trip. commended for sharing our good news to the community. Z' May God bless our pursuits. 1 SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer •.• .,,,, . - which feature sexy models wearing sheer underwear, suggestive lyrics heard on local radio stations such as WDIZ, and recently nude by OHara. Livid because of media reports of his "vulgarity, on the .1ilI The Florida Legislature, before it adjourned Wednesday, cut from the appropriations bill $1 million for the project for which Floyd lobbied hard in Tallahassee in May. ;Fk 1 r ___ Altamonte Springs Mayor •'.Norman Floyd has yet to give up his plans for the interstate highway overpass and Center Street by-pass road of state Route 436. : Sincerely yours, Kenneth Wayne Bradley Student Assoc. President i "I'm not discouraged. The special funding had been one of the ways the protect could have been speeded up. I haven't really 105t anything. I'll just keep plugging away. I've been working on the project for five years," said the mayor today. .' CAMPUS BUILDINGS ARE SERENE WITHOUT THE BUSTLE OF STUDENTS Floyd admitted he is disappointed. What appeared to be the successful fight by State Rep. Robert Hattaway, DAltamonte Springs, to get the allocation into the state appropriations bill in the first place several weeks ago was savored by Floyd for awhile anyway. Sports: ' Action, Frenzy, Excitement' Basketball Is F.LA.'s No. 1 rim how a person plays the were Verle Thompson, Kim minute left in the game, John for the Sophomore Class. David In a sense, all those who indoor sport. This is because game determines the true Kroker, David Gano,Back row: Washington made an in- Lacy, a senior, was first place participated In the diving Basketball involves fast action, winner. Brian GUlls, Leonard Howard, terception, and it took just one winner In the boys' diving competition were winners. coordination, frenzy and ex. Kim Krojer was C*Wn of Darius Cochran, Furman pass from Patrick to Rogers to events. His brother Darrell They won the hearts of the citernent, and loyalty to a the winning A League team at Brantley, and Norman Garner. finish the game with a score of came in second, and Mary onlookers with their favorite team. Uniting to fight Forest Lake Academy. ____________________________ Laurence Roberta and Scott 20 to 14 for Bradley's team. Mixon came in third These last fearlessness and earnest all-out for one's side, cooperation with Because of the time change, two fellows captured points for endeavor. Win B C fellow teammates and sport4. the soccer teams were forced to the Junior Class of which they ________________ (nrIndMRnhLpr Mjk .. .. unamumae cunuuet maic raweys team uiueu play under lights. Team spirit are members. Diving was basketball a healthy outlet for Luke, Jim Rogers, Don Welch. foothill aeaon undefeated on and fair play were exhibited by judged according to difficulty, Back row: Randy Baez, Mr. October 12. His team F.LA. met all the teams that played. poise, rhythm, Altho'ugh everyone plays to Patrick, Ken Bradley, Dennis' Team on that day, and During each game excitement and execution. Machey, Eddie Solerm and it looked as if it TM, obviously were going to be filled the onlookers as they oho WOIL _____ can come out the champ at the a close game when a score'of 14. witnessed flying feet, blurred ___ • end of the season. In the long Winning A League Champs 3 faced them. With less than a ball, shouts of happiness and despair, defending goalees flinging themselves In () desperation toward point-bound balls, and victors pounding each other on the back and shouting until voices became hoarse. And no anotheseason, nf soccer ends with victors and • -.-.-.-...---,. -losers. But all agree on one thing - they have learned lessons in sportsmanship which QW9 Florida Blood Bank School Blood Drive: Bowe pct., & Cloud High— U-9 pct., they will never forget. And they FORM LAU recently presented annual High—U—I pet., Colonial Astronaut High— 114-15 all are more determined than ____________________ • awardetothe schools In the five HIgh-249--11 pct.,Ecigewater ever to do better next year. jyin ijgi og . cosmtyCsntralFloddaareafor High-213-19 pet., Evans During the Diving cornClam" High— 103-40 top participation In this year's High— 214-19 pet., Jones Eustis High— 96-31 pet., petition topping the athletic blood drives. during the Fall Picnic, High— 33-7 PCL- O" dge-- Grovdand High.— 14-4 pct events The trophy winner for the 216-17 pet., Winter Park Stephanie Haupt took first School with most students High— 313--IS pct.,West i.eeslxrg place for the Senior Class. giving blood during the 197$. Orange High— 61—I pet., Mt. Dora High— 15-5 pet., Kathy Brooks, another senior, close i ' . .. to inil school year is Winter Park Bishop Moore fti— ______ High with 3 huh. pet., Forest Lake Academy— Umatilla HIgh— 54-24 pet. Jody Kearney took third place h 72-32 1. Lk RrrIv O - - r---' — -----Siswgc. I.Y5uIIu5 bigiwet percentage of eligible 54-4 pet., Lake Howell High— Mwkrds donating blood for 57-4 pcL, Lyman High— 143— central Floridalocations IhoIr schools are: Orange 15 pet., Oviedo High-- 47-10 our homes are em. High— 106-11 County, Edgewater His) School Pet., closer than Pd, (ola High— 73-11 and Maynard Evans High ever to ----n--' •--- ----- "I thought we were on our way and the project could get off the ground," the thre-term combination mayor-city never saw anyuung oaii Witfi J manager said. "The victory "1 think the Individual L - -- --• the exception of a 'damn' or a members of the committee turned to ashes Wednesday." 'hell' once in a while in Cel'talfl have a responsibility when they "I'll still fight for it in the places where emphasis must be come to these meetings to think Metropolitan Planning -made." Organization (MPO)," he said. about what they say In terms of Floyd Is a member of the MPO, committee the facts," Mrs. Loberant said. The sex education having been appointed to the is a newly formed advisory "They are representatives o position some time ago by-then the entire school district. What body of the Seminole County The Seminole Education to $2O,82 after 20 years. price control guidelines, . ines, pay the top 15-year teacher' to include the families of all Gov. ReubEn Askew. MPO, School Board, Seminole County any ofus says ls very lznportant Association (SEA) , the Gene Grooms, the SEA Cowley said. higher than we do," Cowley teacher einf)loyees, he said. operating under federal Superintendent of Schools to all people." teacher's union, Is seeking a 15 negotiator, said Thursday the Those guidelines do not apply said. guidelines, approves federal When he'd mid his mind, William Layer recommended in increase for the school teachers deserve the 15 strictly for federal employees The SEA and the school funding for transportation. April a citizen committee be O'Hara, who wore his wiry hair percent "On the bachelor's degree, beginning salaries of Seminole percent increase despite the but to everyone, Cowley said. there are only four counties out I'tIursda)' at Lyman management Learn High met formed to clean up the en- in a pony tall, left the meeting County teachers. Floyd has been successful in fact it exceeds the seven per"They (SEA) are a part offensive and said: vironment of of the of the 67 that pay higher to top School to discuss the school getting the Center Street beginning salary for--it wage and price gudc# Inflation problein,!2_"w1ey salaries than we dO, tbø Icy calendar for the 1979.80 materials." This, he said, project included in the MPO have enough people who teachers' with a bachelor's of President Carter. said. "To Ignore the president's said. should be done before in don't like year. After three hours, the program for the year 2,000. degree is $9,100. SEA is me already." "Those guidelines don't apply guidelines is to merely add to stltuting a sex education Cowley said he spoke of the Meeting ended in a stalemate "That means the project can be During the remainder of the requesting that salary be in- to us," Grooms said. "We are the inflation problem the Program in the classrooms. done anytime between now and creased to $10,465. public employees, not federal president Is trying to combat." top salaries because "the on the calendar. Input from the committee will meeting, held in the school's Floyd said. These demands were made employees. Lad year, the school teachers majority of our 1,700 teachers 'llie negotiating teams are be considered when the sex parking lot because school The project as outlined by the "The teachers only get a four received a 4.59 percent increase are in the 13-14 and 15-year scheduled to meet from 9 a.m. education program is written doors were locked, conunittee public Thursday In the conmembers further discussed the tinuing negotiations between percent Increase lust year and a In base sidaz -1, Cowley said. category. to iloon on Thursday, June 13 at mayor calls for an overpass of according to Layer. 1-4 to be connected to Palm question of what Is acceptable the teachers' union and the little bit the year before, But each teacher who was hired This year, the teacher's union Lyman 111gb School. To effectively study various for chUdren,s ears and eyes in Seminole County school Grooms said. "Last year, the for next year received another Springs Road, then through and the school management '° Teachers Seek 15 Percent Hike Seminole Schools In Blood Bank Program programs and advertisements the media. management team. cost of living went up 9 perof media, the sex education Currently, $15,743 Is the cent." "There are certain things highest salary paid to teachers committee formed three Ernest Cowley chief SUbcommittees: radio, that aren 't going to be with a bachelor's degree after negotiator of the school cept.able to any of us," said 1 5 years. SEA is asking that management team, agreed thlevisIcm and newspaper. Marleen Garvey,' member of salary be increased to $19,151 with Grooms that salaries ,Last month, the sub--... IVb4U11J 'b'tm' wmuuiees met arter spending SEA also with the living, is asking cost of the "But if there Is something so Ilñiost three weeks scrutinizing "But our taxes haven't risen TV-radio programs, newspaper bad you couldn't say it around beginning salary for teachers with a master's ree be in. with On cost creased living, either," Cowley said. from $10,556 to $12,139. wants to see It brought into your songs ad The teacher's union also seeks The SEA's request for a IS home?" Mrs. Garvey said. -4he several advertisements to 1 ncrease the maximum percent increase more Um The sex education committee salary of $17,196 after 15 years double the president's wage and programs some members and deemed "suggestive and scheduled Its next meeting for oriented " Included: 7:30 p.m. June 21 at the . Iewspaper advertisements Longwood Elementary School. • - H MMI School; Seminole County, Lake Academy; Lake Cody, Clement High School; cç.peola Coijy, 4ceola High Sol; and &evard Coiay, Jt High &'iIoOI. Fsr :1 Senior Class • "y Floilda Conference d8athday Officers Allen Hwang: Sergeant-at. florida mood Bank ms ,ciai '' to all Helen Ewing: Treasurer ,atands a stedents who donated to their Greg Culpepper: Vicesduool's reserve accounts President. year, adding Pam Faber: Secretary dung the p jiatly to the tiinn'tsulty blood David Lacy: President Inventory, and congratulates Kathy Brooks: Sergeant-at. thp wieners In all categories. Aims Statistics— 197$.79 High Joe &ownlow: Pastor • -: I - CONGRATU TIONS • H Today !f,? &ANON 00 - ArendlWaock .......... #-A HoroKvpe .................$-A Bridge ..................... IA Hospital ...................2-A Comics ....................IA Obituaries .................3-A Crossword .................IA (JURBELVFS ..............7-A E&tnrliiiI taknff. L.A - Srrti - ....... ............hA -- - DrarAbby..................7-A Television ............. Lelime Weather ...................2-A - — - - - - - -. - ----- - ., - - I' - • -i' .'? - I t'ø U " ,' r , - . r- -- . - - __ - - - .- • _• 4 - ..,..t -- _• '''• '' -.-.--.-.-. -. ----, •.-e . r' - • - .. • .' '— - + . ,-,' . . . , - S -, - • • • • •- . - - —— -- 1I 01 of most counties. "With regard to teachers with a master's degree, there am only three other counties that runway. Rose will give the eulogy at the funeral. Rose speculated that Charlie, wno nan a mate nearby, was worried that the planes would harm his nest. He said he •rnh,aO,'h,rI In its calendar request, SEA Crane's Roost to the platted asked for 190 teacher duty days, Center Street dirt road west to six teacher holidays, four pre- Montgomery Road nearly a school workdays and two post mile away. From Montgomery work days. Road motorists could ret ur n to 436 to travel west or go north to The school team denied their proposal and said 192 teacher Center Street by-pass, running duty days are required under parallel to 436, could take as contract. Team members of. many as 20,000 cars daily off 436 fered the counter proposal' of and away from the 436 1-4 infive pre-whool planning, three terchange. Traffic counts show post work days, and four 70,000 vehicles daily travel the teacher holidays. SHARON stretch of 436 between Palm CARRASCO Spr ings Road, east of 1-4, and Montgomery Road, west of 1-4. "The Legislature gave the state Department of Iransportation (DOT) money for this district and I'll we if I can get any of it allocated for en joyed him." Center Street," he said. DOT has estimated the cost of Three pilot friends of Charlie's will fly over the cemetery right-of-way, engineering, in missing pilot formation preparation of plaw and actual today, Rose said, and a song construction of the overpass written about the bird will be and by-pass at $4 million. But sung at the funeral. Floyd thinks the pctirnit Funeral expenses have been too high donated by the cemetery and "I think it can be done for a WQIK. lot less," he said. team mutually agreed to limit their bargaining to three items: teacher's salaries, health and medical insurance coverage and the school calendar. medical insurance calls for the school district to increase its coverage from $3,000 per per ployee, Cowley said. SEA also is requesting incurance coverage be extended Pilot/Plane feathered pheasant on the - Charlie Lindbird, the ringCharlie gathered a flock of neck pheasant who raced friends during his racing days -- --------- -. believed there were eggs in the nest. The bird will be buried in a blue casket beneath a head stone engraved with a picture of him, Rose said, "I cried about it," Rose said. "I think we made a mistake we should have realized the bird was threatened. We all - - - .•- , - -- S - WIUIIi at Craig Field, including WQIK traffic watch pilot Bobbie Rose, who first noticed the green- : - UIWILIfriIl the state, Cowley said, Seminole County teacher e - -• Increase of three percent, he added, "All our teachers moved up one step so they actually had a 7.59 percent, or almost 8 percent Increase," Cowley said. - JAQCSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) planes down the runway, Funeral services, including a strutted UP to his lad plane eulogy, song and missing-pilot Thursday and was decimated flyover, will be held today at by a propeller. His age was Memorial Gardens Pet Come- unknown, but pilots who knew tery for one the pluckiest pilots Charlie well say he left behind a Craig Field has ever okayed for mate and possibly seine - IA - --...-' Prices Victories, Defeats, Fun: That Friends, We have completed another successful year. A year that had victories, defeats, and fun! A year in which your Student Association was active for you. - -• • - -. i .- - -- - ........................... - - - - • - - - - - • • - - • - - -- - -. - - -. • �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June a, 19?9 I 1111111111 : j Sanford Man Stabbed, Suspect Arrested i'.... luilm 1 14JAI -_ -w,*8b --..-w,,,-. SANFORD MAN A 26-year-old Sanford man is in satisfactory condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital today following a stabbing attack outside the ABC Lounge at 2885 Orlando Drive on Thursday night, - 411110% +; BREF ACt'IOfl police * In the lower left back while leaving the lounge shortly before midnight, police said. Police questioning the victim said they were able to gain a name and a description of the alleged assailant and a 22-year-old Sanford man was subsequently arrested and charged with aggravated battery in connection with the stabbing. Seminole County Sheriff's deputies arrested Terry Campbell, near Highway 419 and state Route 600. Campbell, of 114 Hidden Lake Drive, was taken into custody and Initial bond was set at $8,400. Lifting Economic Sanctions WASHINGTON tUPli—. Over strong congressional opposition, ['resident Carter has barred lilting the economic sanctions on Zimbabwe Rhodesia,declaring its recent elections were not "fair or free." "I am absolutely convinced that the best interests of the United States would not be served by lifting the sanctions," Carter said Thursday. He said it would not serve the interests of the Rhodesian people either. Carter said the country's new constitution "preserves extraordinary power" for the 4 percent white minority. "I cannot conclude that the elections were either fair or free," he said. SPOUSE ABUSE ARRESTS Two Sanford men were arrested Thursday night and charged with spou.se abuse, police said. Roy U. Knowles, 609 E. 29th St., was arrested after his wife, Rebecca Knowles, reported that she had been beaten and thrown against a dining room table, police said. Police said they arrived at the home and found the victim bleeding about the head. She was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital, treated and released, police said. Initial bond on Knowles was placed at $525. Ann Louise Fortier of 170 Windsor Court allegedly was beaten about the throat and chin by her boyfriend, Donald Lewis St. Martin on Thursday night, police said. Police said the victim had been living with St. Martin for about 14 months. St. Margin was arrested and initial bond was placed at $525. Military Signup Approved WASHINGTON(UPI)— A Senate subcommittee, condemned on grounds of acting in secret without hearing the views of opponents, has approved legislation to start registering young men for military service. The military manpower subcommittee approved the bill, 4-3, Thursday and sent it to the Senate Armed Services Committee for a vote Monday. The bill calls for the registration of males between the age of 18 and 26 to begin Jan. 2. 1981, and their classification for military service in March 1981. "The subcommittee held virtually no hearings on the subject and then in a secret session, a secret, unnecessary, and irresponsible session, voted on a proposal that will, within six months, affect the lives of 16 million people," the Rev. Barry Lynn said. epor S Fires * Courts * Polic e Beat B CAR STOLEN George Gehring, 44, of Margate, told deputies tie was away from his room at the Quality Inn in Longwood from l230 to 4 30 . a.m. Tuesday. . When he returned, he discovered someone had removed his ignition, car trunk and locking gas cap keys from his key chain and then stole his car, deputies report. Gehring said his 1977 Pontiac valued at $5,000 was parked In front of his hotel room. There was approximately $183 in cash inside the car, he said. ' VANDAL CAUGHT An Altamonte Springs man has been arrested in connection with the vandalism of the Forest City Elementary School, accordin g to Seminole County deputies. I. ~ I t rj __ to have two heads of its energy Warren, who served office until July 1, according to Oviedo City Council on the for two a spokesman in Guy. Bob years from October, 1973 until Graham's press office. October, 1975, was appointed Curbs Warren, formerly an head of the state energy office Oviedo councilman, submitted by then-Gov. Reubin Askew his resignation May 31, ef- three years ago. fective July 1. Warren's According to Warren's replacement, Lox Hester, ex- secretary in the office of chief administrator for the city energy, Tallahassee, Warren of Jacksonville and Bi-oward has two or three job offers and Country was appointed to the has not decided which he will post Monday and moved into take. "lie will not be returning the office, immediately, ac- to Oviedo," the secretary said. I I- 9 am. readings: temperature probability 30 percent today 92; overnight lows 73; and 30 percent Saturday. yesterday's high 92; barmotetic SATURDAY'S TIDES pressure 30.04; relative Daytona Beach: high 7:39 humidity 85 percent; NE a.m., 8:07 p.m., low 1:26 a.m., at 7 mph. 1:29 p.m. Forecast: Partly cloudy Port Canaveral: high 7:31 through Saturday. Chance of a.m., 7:59 p.m., low 1:17 aJn, mainly afternoon thun1q20 p.m. dersbowers, Highs in the low lOs and lows tonight In the low Bayport: high 1:56 a.m., 70s. Wiflds mostly easterly 12:58 p.m., low 7:20 LW., around 10 mph. Rain p.m. 1I , .. . -- .• ' - . L I . - -. 4 • . . 6f , • - .-: 1. - --,F. ... , . .% . 1 t "„r....] "t ,. "V I: -a ~-1' .;• ': 4% , I . __ The Sanford bus hues will be OSOTA. The additions to the going as far south as Sunland bus service are being recorn Estates, with a stop at the new mend ed by a county planner, Kmart shopping center, and Laura Find. will eliminate runs to Pinebreeze and Cardinal The commissioners, Industries, under a proposal especially with the Community approved by county conm- College runs, are asking for the missioners. a three-month trial period to At the same time th e county begin with the fall . has asked the OrangeCommissioner Dick Williams Seminole-Osceola Transpor- said his with time tatlon Authority (OSOTA) to bus runs is that time buses serve look Into the possibilities of those with a need for public extending both the Sanford and transportation, especially the South Seminole bus runs to economically disadvantaged. Seminole Conunity College in Commission Chairman Bob September; to consider French said he is interested in whether it Is feasible to l in k up seeing time information OSOTA the Sanford and South Seminole will gather on Miss Fidel's operations, and to change its suggestions and Conunissioncr route in time Midway area to William Kirchhoff said her different streets. proposals, if implemented, The approved changes in the would be definite innbus runs were suggested by provements. S - - %b: , "i,: Plane Passengers Hostage . GOAT GETS THE RECEIPT Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Maybe you can say— bit the receipt that feeds him, The Lake Howell High School Future Homemakers sponsored a candy sale to raise money for the Central Florida Zoo near Sanford. During the check presentation ceremony one of the resident goats reached up and bit half the receipt for the donation held b Melissa Ward (left), Also on hand for ceremony were Joan Dolch, Laurie Jogaii and general curator Ed Posey. BRISBANE, Australia (UP!) — A man armed with a shotgun was reported holding the pilot and passengers hostage today on a DC9 airliner at Brisbane's Eagle Farm i Airnort. The gunman apparently handed a note to the pilot of the , Trans Australia Airlines jetliner, the national newspaper the Australian said. The airport was Immediately sealed off by police, the He RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) With sex and race involved, Joan Little, a young black tier 1975 trial drew attention woman whose 1975 trial for from women's rights and civil killing a white jailer focused rights groups, who cited it as an international attention on North example of racism, sexism and newspaper said. Carolina on human rights repression in the rural South. grounds, was paroled today. The Little case, along with The state Parole Commission the trials of time Wilmington 10, issued a brief statement saying brought criticism to the state. Miss Little, 25, boarded a plane Time Wilmington 10 are nine and flew to New York where she black men and one white will work as a file clerk with an woman convicted of burning a unidentified law firm. white-owned grocery during Her release came as a stir- racial unrest in the early 1970s. prise. Prison officials had said The Rev. Benjaimiin Chavis, earlier this month she probably leader of time Wilmington 10, is would not be paroled until still in prison and is listed by October. Amnesty International as a KNOXVILLE, Tern. (UPI) — counted about $50 when he "Miss Little has had no in- political prisoner. University of Tennessee asked for the money back." fractions since her return to In the Little trial, the student Chris Davis thought he Davis said he was caught in a prison and has maintained prosecution contended Miss could beat City Hall. Well, he downpour while Gillisple and satisfactory performance Little lured Alligood into tier was wrong. McGinnis were counting and levels in her program in- cell with a promise of sex and On Thursday, Davis plunked that they refused to let tIIIII volvement," the five-member stabbed him to escape. down 12,400 pennies to pay a inside the office to escape the commission said in explaining Cabin and soft-spoken, MISS $124 fine for parking violations, rain. her sudden release. Little was her own best witness The Pemberton, N.J., "We can't permit anyone to Miss Little was accused of in a liv(-'c:.kirjJLL ')nsbth.' sophomore war- mad because come' vi. office becaustrut "kiiiing Beaufort County jiiiler wider rigorous cross-examinacity police refused Wednesday security reasons," Gillispie Clarence Alligood with an ice tionu, she insisted thut site to accept a personal check so he said. "But we let him pull his pick in 1974. She claimed she grabbed the icepick from could retrieve his car from the car up outside the office window stabbed him after he had Alligood and struck out at him. pound, where it was towed and sit In it while it rained." sexually assaulted her. A Jvry Miss Little testified the jailer SVçdnesday, and go home. Davis said he hoped to get the found Miss Little innocent of the was standing beside her in her '.After 4½ hours watching two matter cleared up by later murder charge. cell, n ude from time waist down, àfticlals at the city garage todRv so he could start the drivc She had been serving iimne at when she stabbed him and then count the pennies, and with to New Jersey. the North Carolina Correctional fled. She said she did not think thousands more still uncounted, Davis decided to give the Center for Women for the his wounds were serious. the 20-year-old Davis threw In police department pennies after breaking and entering charge Miss Little was described last the towel and asked to have the an "uncooperative" attendant for which she had been Jaile"l in month by state corrections coins back. He said he would go refused to take a check for the Beaufort County. She also was officials as a model prisoner to the bank where he got them, back tickets and impoundment serving time for a 1977 escape who was attempting to learn an get paper money in exchange, fee. She, told him it was city in which she fled to New York occupation. She was enrolled in and return today to pay the fine. policy not to accept checks. where she was later captured a cosmetology course and Now two days late leaving for So he and roommate David and subsequently returned to making some of the best grades New Jersey, Davis accused the Carden, 21, of Cleveland, Tenn., North Carolina. in the class. police today of dragging their came up with their Idea for Stuart Shadbolt, spokesman MISS Little was involved in a feet counting the pennies. revenge and went to a bank. for the Department of Correc- "mutual assistance program" ,, They only counted about $20 "The whole bank just about tlons, said Miss Little boarded a that had been expected to bring while I was there," he said went wild," Davis said. "There plane to New York at 8 a.m. her release in October. Under gijumly. "They wouldn't even were about 10 people behind me today. that program, a prisoner ,me the office to help out. in line. I think they thought I agrees to do certain things And most of the time they were robbed the bank when I carried while in prison In return for a just sitting there drinking out all those sacks." parole at a specified time. McGinnis said it was the first toffee." ' But pctice Capt. Ike Gillespie time In the 2½ years he has said he and security guard worked at the city pound that Funeral Notic.s David McGinnis went through someone brought in pennies to about almost half of the 12,400 pay a fine. LORD, RAYMOND EDWARD BOSTON (UP!) College "It's money, so we're not pennies. Funeral services for Raymond "Certainly, we drank coffee going to worry about it," basketball player of the year Edward Lord, 59, Knudsen Larry Bird of Indiana State Drive, Sanford, who died while we counted," Gillispie Gillisple said Thursday when Wednesday, at Seminole University signed a $3.25 said. ,,But we also had other McGinnis asked If they should Memorial Hospital, will be 3 five-year contract with business to do while he was accept the coins. ,,If they want millIon, p.m., Saturday, at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with there. I even tame off an an- totake the time to wait while he the Boston Celtics today to Edison Thompson officiating. become the highest paid rookie of vacation to help counts the pennies, it's all right nual day Burial in Oaklawn Memorial in sportshistory. expedite the counting. We had with us." Gramkow charge. - , ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UP!) A 19-year-old Tecolote, N.M., man died late Thursday of pneumonic plague, the only type of "Black Death" that can be transmitted person to person, the state chief medical officer reported. - directly from Dr. Jonathan Mann said about 70 people who came in contact with the young man have been located by hospital officials and are being kept under strict medical surveillance. None have developed symptoms of the plague. "He had a very rapidly progressing case of plague," said Mann. "We will be maintaining strict surveillance of the people who had contact with him." Set The young man, who was not identified, died in the Intensive care unit of an Albuquerque hospital from what doctors diagnosed as pneumonic plague, the only form of the often-fatal disease that can be contracted by human beings fronroctt, humans. Tumor marchers to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — A 30-year-old woman complaining of abdominal pains entered the University of California Medical Center two weeks ago weighing 380 pounds. She leftthls week weighing Investigators from the Environmental Improvement Division were trying to trace the source of the disease. "We suspect he acquired the disease In the vicinity of his home, based on the information we got from him and his family," Mann said. "This looks like flea-transmitted plague, in which the disease Is transmitted from a flea on a wild animal or on a domestic animal which has been In contact with a wild animal." Medical journals dispute exactly what type of plague was responsible for devastating Europe and Asia In the 14th century, but many attribute what was called the "Black Death" to pneumonic plague because It is so highly contagious. One medical journal described pneumonic plague as an acutely infectious disease with a high fatality rate that extensively involves the lungs. Symptoms of the plague include fever and chills followed by delirium, headaches Removed, 180 pounds. Doctors said Thursday they had successfully removed a 200-pound ovarian tumor — one yard In diameter — from the unidentified woman, The tumor had been Based on National Weather Service predictions of rain throughout the night, a police spokesman said the situation "can compare" with the 1977 flood that swept through the nation's first outdoor shopping mall and one of the city's major tourist attractions, "We're going to barricade the cross streets over Brush Creek," the spokesman said. "The water is now about one foot below the cement. I can national Torrential rains threatened flooding early today In a Kansas City shopping area where a devastating flash flood killed 24 persons and caused $66 million in property damage two years ago. Rain-swollen Brush Creek was perilously close to overflowing its banks, prompting police to block off part of the Country Club Plaza area to motorists, (USeS 411200) Sanford Herald. Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 Home Deliv.ry. Week, 7$ cents; Month. $3.23; C Months, $11.31, Year. $3400. ly Mail: Week, SI cents, Month $3.60; C Months, $20.11; Year, 145.00. - .----. - . • __ Mann said health officials began tracking down those who had been In contact the man as soon as the disease was confirmed early Thursday. Those In contact with the man have been put on preventive medication. with "None of the contacts are ill and with every passing day that they remain well, the likelihood of the disease spreading decreases dramatically. We've contacted everybody, and everybody Is healthy. That's a good sign." Two cases of plague have been reported in New Mexico this year, and both been fatal. A 76-year-old woman died ofpneumonic plague In April . Since 1949, when accurate records were first kept, there have been 84 cases of plague in the state with 14 fatalities. have She Loses 200 Poundi' growing since the woman was 15 years old and asked a doctor about an enlargement of her stomach. The doctor told her that she was eating too much and put her on a diet. The tumor continued to grow, but the woman lived a normal life and held a job. She did not visit another physician until abdominal pains brought her to the medical center emergency room. A seven-member team R ai n s Causing Flooding By United Press Inter. and vomiting. The victim became ill Tuesday. He was hospitalized at .-,: Las Vegas Wednesday and transferred to Albuquerque .early Thursday when his condition deteriorated. compare this one to it (the 1977 flood). But It's later at night and we're getting things moving faster so maybe we won't have the same problems." As much as 2 inches of rain fell in the metropolitan area In a 30-minute span early today and authorities reported flooding along city streets and Underpasses. In Independence, Mo., on the eastern edge of Kansas City, up to 60 families were evacuated from their homes along Rock Creek because of the threat of flooding. "We've got cars stalled all over town," a spokesman said. Another steeui dumped 5 inches on Harris, Kan.,ina short time Thursday. Flaahflood watches were in effect early today in parts of eastern Kansas and western Missouri. Tornadoes touched down near Clayton, N.M., and West Union, Ohio, causing some pronerty damage. removed the benign tumor May 24 In 4'i hours of that chief surgeon surgery Dr. Russell K. Laros described as "exceedingly difficult." Most of the tumor was attached to surrounding tissue. During the operation, doctors drained about 165 pounds of fluid from the tumor before they were able to remove the remaining 40 pounds ot; solid tumor Intact. Laros said the woman,,. identified only as a resident., , of the San Francisco Bay. area, will later undergo.. plastic surgery to remove a mass of excess skin. Only about 10 tumors of.; more than largest being 362 pounds are mentioned in medical.. literature, Laros said. • - .' HOSPITAL NOTES '; 11 SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL June?, 107t ADMISSIONS Sanford- Doris E. Johnson Therese Kilger Pauline Mills Paula Boysie Simpson Smith Frank J. Caputa, DeLanci Henry L. Langknecht, Deltona Mertyce L. Fausett, Enterprise Lester Carroll, Lake Helen Douglas O. Clint, Longwood Mary B Cullop. Orlando Barry W. Smith, Osteen DISCHARGES Sanford: Myra J. Rumbley Richard J. Potami, AItamto SpgL Cecilia A. Brits, Deltona Frederick Davis, Deltona Wilhelm Kubica, Deltona Mark A, Leavint, Deltona •..'' Richard L. Rychel, Dellcna. Albert Alexander, Lake MaryHarriett H. Boyd, Lake Mary'C. Mary Jo Moore, Lake Mary,-!, ., Dian Frasier, Osteen Catherine L. Dean, Winter Spring's , 'I ____ I , f' I •; " . :' N 'i '' * : h' n.\ - , I,ISP - 1 / ' ,.' 7 . I - I *, ' • . . , ;i~ al - - ~ I' ., , . ' - • - / ' .1, , ' . / • 1 • T\ I r / . • I I -. . / - H - Herald Photo by Tom NetseI FireChief George M. Harriett (left) representing the city of Sanford admires )laqtie presented II) Mack N. Cleveland Jr. (right) at Thursday's Civil Service Commission ineetimmg. The plaque was Presented in recognition of ('h've'land's 23 years of t'nfltiniiotis service on the conmntissioo. lie has served as hoam-ci chairmali and secretary. The plaque was presented to Cleveland on behalf of all tlit' employees of the city. CITY WORKERS SAY THANKS 4=SA~~~~~ ._ 11 Dad's Day SPECIAL BUYS ? 1111 1 ;,111111111111111111 ;; i — - - . It "' ' ' 'c: Joan Little Uets Parole . _. _ 4 major concern in " "" .rJ , ____ _____________ ,i I I ' term the Revolutionary Council in view of the "unfavorable position of the private banks." •• ~ 0, _________ TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Iran today announced the nationalization of all banks in the country, saying it was necessary to counter a loss of confidence and a flight of capital since the revolution that toppled the shah. Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan, in a message broadcast over Radio Iran, said the decision was taken by . i•' Proposed provided by Cuba and Venezuela and are making it hard for him to restore order. In a telephone his bomb-proof office "The Bunker," Somoza said late Thursday government casualities the new round of fighting have reached 200. At least 3,000 guerrillas of the Sandinista National Liberation Front are holding four key Nicaraguan cities and battling in a string of villages in an 11-day offensive to oust Somoza from office. .— :'• ' MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!) — Nicaragua's President Anastasio Somoza said Sandinista rebels are attacking his soldiers with sophisticated weapons troop ,, I. 'I " , - I- Arms? Young Man Dies Of Pneumonic Plague:. .'You Can ' t Figh t Cl'o t e niorP — 0. Cuba Providing '' • nearly - '..a .., . , "W .—'., . 8:13 WASHINGTON (UP!)— The band played the old Democratic campaign song, "Happy Days Are Here Again," and Jimmy Carter smiled broadly, waving to 2,000 cheering union leaders. The scene Thursday was reminiscent of Carter's campaign days of 1976, when organized labor rallied to his aid, than of today when many top labor leaders are sniping at his heels becruse of anti-Inflation and energy policies. Carter has begun rebuilding his bridges with the union movement. . Bus Lines NOWY TARG, Poland (UP!) — Pope John Paul II clasped his hands above his head like a winning boxer today before the crowd of crowds — a mass of colorfully costumed mountain people Jammed like up-right sardines in a human sea more than a mile deep. The pontiff used his vast audience — the biggest yet on a nine-day tour of his homeland to condemn artificial 1. means of birth control. He also railed against divorce and stressed "the indissoluble bond of spouses." The pope also led the crowd of rugged mountaineers in a solemn pledge "to be teetotalers." At the end of his homily, the pope led a prayer "to save our nation from the sI'very of alcoholism." _______ .a winds SCLC Plan Marches -06 Pope Hits Birth Control 0 __ ,_~~ ,~_-___r, 9 i --, [I-, 'I*') ~ . -” . -, . 4 II Carter Talks To Union - nearby Aishlyeh area. The air attack was the first in 16 days. I '' of interview from , OKOLONA, Miss. (Lii'i— [he United League of Mississippi made final preparations today to conduct a "Peaceful" march through this tiny north Mississippi town Saturday to protest the slaying of a black teen-ager by a-*Idte deputy sheriff:' *" "We are taking the same position we have in the past that the demonstration should be entirely peaceful and nonviolent," said attorney Leonard McClellan with the North Mississippi Rural Legal Services. League president Alfred "Skip" Robinson of Holly Springs said he expected hundred take part in the 10:30 a.m., demonstration through the streets of this town of 3,000 torn in recent months by racial unrest. He said a rally on the step of city hail would follow the protest. .( Nabatlyeh region, according to the Palestine Liberation Organization news agency, WAFA. The agency said the attack around dawn by "several enemy planes" was followed two hours later by Israeli and Christian rightist shelling near Nabatiyeh and in the I vvuTner demonstrations 0- • to get - DECATUR, Ala. (UPI)— Mayor Bill Dukes is urging city residents to show "contempt and disgust" for planned weekend by staying away from areas where blacks and whites are scheduled to march Saturday. Both the Ku Klux Klan and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference have been granted permits to conduct marches Saturday morning. The permits specify the marches will be at different times with the Klan marching first at 10 a.m. Decatur will have National Guardsmen on standby alert, In addition to police, county deputies and state troopers to handle a possible outbreak of violence between organizations. Four persons received gunshot wounds May 26 when Kianamen and black marchers led by the SCLC clashed on a Decatur street. The SCLC march was commemorating the arrest a year earlier of Tommy Lee limes, a retarded black man convicted of raping a white woman. Second By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Israeli warplanes pounded Palestinian guerrilla targets In south Lebanon, breaking an unofficial week-old ceasefire in the area even though the Palestine Liberation Organization has announced it intends to quit the area. The Israeli military command in Tel Aviv described the targets as "terrorist concentrations," but gave no further details. Three guerrillas were wounded in the attack on the Iran Nationalizes Banks. as Inc., SN N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. r , 4 \ , s. - section of - The slate ,of Florida has two cording to Bill Goode, an ad. energy czars. And will continue ministrator in the office. in Saturday by The Lebanon Terrorist Sites - as Friday June 8, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 251 Published Daily and Sunday, exc ept property, the project will be solutions, central water and foriiitml,t , B)' DONNA ES1'ES cnuntvwuie those' who cannot atfj the. prcJect couiph'tt'1 - Iasewer ft4 available (iriagt' program. lersld-3tii th:i I have see;. ck" need to majority of the honies no to serve the project, one-acre look at the drainage program being built in the county." major concerns to hu 'Ira;:, The majority of the Seminole cerned. fire station site being donated to for this l'UI) very carefully," French said. "I'm glad to see County Coimnission is taking i itt'r and svv. cr I 'm mntt'r"sted Horace Orr, SEEDCO time county; the widening and "wait and see" attitude about private industry doing this type in the lxtterrmment of th e I;ih French mid. the proposed $53 million president, said earlier this resurfacing of Brissun Avenue: of thing even if it is with federal corimniUnit • II •fl s.i:(I housing-commercial-industrial week the commercial part of dedication of 15 useable acres Rumford LaId p1 a on; nc and dollars. I think it could give a - 'We iou_st make sure it complex planned for the the proposed development for parkland..s and o pe t lot of people jobs not only in the zoning cOUuhImssliiners earlier n spaces doosn't have an adverse eff ec property at st ate Route 46 and shopping center - will be and participation in the cost of on someone else's property. industrial the this week (irainagt' c ater viul'i dropped from the plans. He said traffic signalization Brisson Avenue if Water and sewer service must proposed Pill), but also in the be handled on site - that v' ater SEEDCO prefers to con- necessary. County Commissioners Dick be available to serve the constrn'ctioni of the structures service can t' pra"tdiI b a Williams, Bill Kirchhoff and centrate on the housing and 011 this proIxrty." cornxcri alrt'ad serving titi ''The plans haven't been property. If these questions can Commission Chairman Bob industrial development aspect st'o er area and 'hoi.'full presented to us. I want all be answered, then we must look French said today they will of the PUD. I feel the Project will go if it service can be provided by tile the information before making at the project from the traffic decide on whether to approve Stail(1I)oiilt and the effect on can be proven to the county city of Sanford thrugh the a decision," said Kirchhoff, the project, s ponsor ed by the that the northerl regional seer plant The county planning and existing roads and what the commissioners Seminole E mpl oy ment zoning commission earlier this '1'ixy PUt) should follow all count or the city of Sanford drainage problems and utility Economic Development Corp. week unanimously recoinon.-'1t ini1 city 's The the standards that have been might have to do iii the future," service are being taken care of. (SEEDCO), after a public mended approval engineer. Paul Porter f Clark, the set up for all PUDS. Each takes he Sffl(i hearing June 26. proposed planned unit "Basically there is a criteria If there are workable solutions Dietz and Associatt's, said care of all its services and all The other two corn- development PUD for the 180won't be to these three problems, I would Sanford's plaits for the regional time problems it creates. If it for PUI)S and missioners, Robert Sturm and acre tract, requested by real does, it goes a long way toward looking at this Particular one have no serious objections to sewer plant could be modified Sandra Glenn, however, said if estate broker Torn Binford on being the right kind of thing. any differently than any other, the Project." said Sturm. Time to include the Mmdav project, drainage solutions are found SEEI)CO's behalf. Drainage is very important, It will answer a problem, if it proposed PUI) is ithin Sturmn'- but it would take at least a year and central water and sewer to get the paper ark through The recommendation was said Williams. follows through on its intent to s district, ''While I haven't reviewed the the federal governnit'nt systems will be serving the contingent upon time drainage ''With the county hoping to provide low cost housing for Lq~& Israeli Planes Pound Quits Post WASHINGTON (UP!)— John B. Anderson of Illinois, a moderate Republican who in a congressional career of nearly two decades has become known as one of the best orators in the House, today was jolnLig the crowded GOP presidential field. Anderson, House Republican Conference chairman ranks third in the minority leadership, becomes the seventh announced candidate a field that does not yet Include such major contenders Ronald Reagan and Senate GOP Leader Howard Baker. Following his formal announcement on Capitol Hill, Anderson was scheduled to fly to his home town of Rockford, Ill., and later to Chicago, to repeat his statement. Ewnlng NknaM Officials Cautious On M1,9dway P I .1 .I 4 WORLD INBRIFT - Anderson In The Race several ! 11 .11 Friday, June 8, 179 34 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _-__.,,,.... . Energy Czar By United Press International Hundreds of huge over-the-road trucks blockade roadways and fuel pumps in 11 states during the first day of a demonstration against high diesel fuel prices and low speed and weight limits. The wildcat job action, staged by independent truckers who own their own tractors, drew attention to their demands but apparently (ailed to impose the stranglehold on commerce protest leaders had threatened, "This may go on two days or two months," said one South St. Paul, Minn., truck stop operator, "but we hope it is a short one." Shooting Protest bond of $5,250, deputies say. ANTIQUE LIGHT FIXTURE TAKEN A signed Tiffaney lamp valued at $150 was stolen from time front porch of a south Seminole County man, according to Seminole County deputies. The antique light fixture was stolen sometime between Sunday and Tuesday, deputies say. The fixture has a black steel frame with white milk glass. Entry to the home of James Richardson, 32, of Croom Estate, 216 Park Ave., was gained by cutting the screen and reachin g in o unlock the door, deputies say. FOOD STAMP THEFT Food stamps kept in a purse owned by Karen Machael Adams, 308 E. 7th St., Sanford, were reported stolen Tuesday, police said. Police said the stamps, valued at $156, were Inside the victims home at the time of the theft. PISTOL STOLEN A thief broke into the body shop by Roy Carey Reel at 111* Sanford Ave. late Monday night or early Tuesday mornln, Sanford police said. Once inside, the thief pried open a strong box and took a .22 caliber revolver. Police said the pistol was valued at $120. N other items were reported missing. POTTING SOIL TAKEN Three-hundred 50-pound bags of potting soil was reported stolen from a Casselberry lot, according to Seminole County deputies. The soil valued at $450 was stolen sometime over the weekend from 1910 Lake Drive, Casselberry, deputies say. .1 k Trucker Protests Begin Klan, initial elementary eithemjii ,ls or ,Yandals. deputies say. Ong€ $1,000 in damages, Saturday and caused about inside, they discharged several fire extinguishers and committed other damages. Several witnesses told deputis Mariotti was in the vicin ity of the school about the time the vandalism was to have occurred, deputies say. school Michael David Green of 813 Valencia Court North was stabbed President Opts Against Steven Mark Mariotti, 18, of 613 Andrews St., Altamont( Springs, was arrested Wednesday morning and placed on ar 1111111111111111111 i 11;~ 1 ,1 ;11 1 1 1 I i? Sale! HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER WITH CART, __ .940 11 4O! 0 0 - T= "" .1I iI I j'~ . 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SANFORD OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 6:00 PM FRIDAY TIL $:O0 PM DELIVERY AND SET-UPI WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1888 IT DOESN'T COST TO SHOP STERCHIS IT PAYSU In __ 4...,. "---- -- .• .._ •. - -- -- - - - - - - - - - -- - --- - -- -.-.., -. - . - - - 5-. - - . .• - - - . . - . . , - ,4,. .'5__ .. - - �- Evening Hem1d I admit it. At first I was a little skeptical of the magician called Dominick. He either uses mirrors or has the ability to move his hands with speed of mach one. Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Friday, June 8, 1979—.4A W't''tJ.l31YLE, Publisher'' THOMAS G IORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 - But slowly the kid In mebega began to believe in his magic. F1- --A __ 0.".11 J. L Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock By SHARON CARRASCO A Native Returns To His Homeland Only in this mixed-up world could leaders of the Catholic Church be urging the faithful not to show too much enthusiasm over a visit by the pope. So it is, however, as Pope John Paul H visits his native Poland. It is a triumphant return for the former Polish cardinal elected to the papacy last fall. The problem is to keep it from being such a triumph that it would threaten the Communist government, lead to Soviet military intervention, and destroy the limited freedom the church now enjoys in Poland. In making this trip John Paul is fulfilling the expectations that arose when the cardinals of the church chose a pope from a country in the Communist world. He is letting it be known in Moscow that political disfavor will not prevent his church from asserting Its authority as a shepherd of souls. Official attempts to downplay the political significance of the pope's visit cannot be entirely successful. Through centuries of foreign conquest and partition the Polish people have rallied around the Catholic Church as a defender of their national Identity and independence. Even today, after 34 years of effort by the Communists to implant atheism as a principle in national life, 90 percent of the Polish people are practicing Catholics. The millions crowding the streets to welcome their pope are a visible if not frightening reminder to the Communists of the gulf that separates them from the people they rule. That the religious fervor of Poles is also patriotic fervor adds to their uneasiness. John Paul's visit to Poland can lead to a strengthening of hope for greater human rights and religious freedom in all countries under Communist domination. That, no doubt, is what has compelled him to go. But It will take all the finesse at the pope's command to keep his appearance from igniting unrest with unpredictable results for the Polish people and the measure of freedom their enjoy behind the shield of their church. Light Sees Joan I chose a five of spades and sure enough it was the amazement over the three red sponge balls. The highlight of this trick involved placing the three sponge balls In my right hand. On Dominick's command, I squeezed the balls as tightly as I could and felt the foam rubbing against my skin, Suddenly I was told to open my hand and the balls had disappeared. Maybe they were In Dominick's hand or In his pocket but I don't think SO. Wouldn't you know it? Dominick Just had to top himself. This time he used a deck of cards. - . one facing downward as he spread the cards out in his hand. I know. You're thinking how naive can this girl get. But I asslre you, I was Just as___ skeptical of JAY, Fla. (UPI) Santa Rosa County deputies have ealed off the Empire Gas Co. rounds where two tanks full of gallons of LP gas exploded Thursday morning, and _~ lme county fire marshal will probe the ruins today seeking a tause. hose Thursday morning when gas began to leak. The hiss of the escaping gas. gave five men a chance to flee before a stray spark triggered the explosion that leveled the gas company's small office building. The explosions spread debris over a half-mile mile radius, Deputies said a tank truck hid just connected its fillup "There are a lot of blown out windows all around town," a - h anything can happen anytime. i guess magic offers a little something different for everyone but we all wish we could hold the magic wand. police spokeswoman reported. Fierce flames, fed by the fuel, raced through other buildings with police reporting "extensive damage to the business district" of the small Panhandle town, which is located near the Jay oil fields of northwest Florida, Learning No To A Political "Thank God that's all there was. It could have been a whole ~v Lt New Bridge Lessons INDEX, Wash. (NEA)—Not surprisingly, the whole thing started with the federal government. Last year the Department of Transportation announced that it was initiating a program to rebuild America's federally assisted bridges. And It allocated a whopping $900 million for the effort. No doubt it was a good idea, perhaps an absolutely necessary one. Studies indicate that nearly 41,000 of the nation's federally aided bridges are either structurally or functionally deficient. And at least as many bridges that are not in th! U. S. network are in equally shabby condition. But as so often happens when piles of public money are given for spending, even for good works, the benevolence got out of hand. At least It did here in the Northwest mountain cornmunity of Index, just over the Skykomish River. What happened was the government tried to build a bridge that nobody wanted. As near as can be determined the situation at Index was precipitated last winter when the federal government asked the Washington State government to survey its bridge system. The state passed the responsibility on to the counties — in Us case Snohomish County, on the slope of the Cascade Range. It's still not clear how the county found its way to Index, by the way. The town of 100 people Is merely a dot on a two-page road map, and it has labored for generations to keep i whereabouts quiet. When asked, folks here say, well, we're Just below Ragged Ridge and then they change the subject. In any event, officers fi4Vrn the Snohomish County Public Works came to town early year, year, with money to spend on bridges. The authorities took a look around, and then spent $50,000 to determine the Index bridge needs. Sure enough, the officers decided that Index needed a new $750,000 bridge. The residents here, however, did not agree. h the first place, they argued, the town already had a bridge, its only road connection with the outside world. True, the bridge was 65 years old, and paved with wooden planks, but the Index residents insisted it was quite adequate for local " - By DON GRAFF Notes from here and there on progress toward Y ,til. ( '- - / I , - . a - _ 'DON'T RAIN ON MY PARADE' BUSINESS WORLD DeFacto Drift A Threat He put the blame for the de facto drift policy on government rather than business, saying ', is not possible for Industry to establish and pursue a workable raw materials development policy without government aid and leadership under NEW YORK (UPI) The United States is risking disaster by drifting with a de facto national policy on raw materials, according to a Battelle Laboratories expert. William L. Swager said Congress has Ignored pleas by Industry for an explicit national raw years, ever since the materials policy for Paley commission appointed by President Truman in 1952 presented its report, Drifting with a de facto policy "one that assumes production will take care of itself" has created serious shortages of many raw materials and simply will not work in the modern world when so much of the world's Industry and natural resources no longer are ruled by laissez faire economics. Swager cited the current shortage of metallic titanium (as distinguished from titanium used to make paints) as a prime example of the consequences of de facto drift. After the winding down of the Vietnam war, demand for metallic titanium fell and producers had little incentive to Invest in increased output of titanium sponge or melted titanium Ingot. Orders from the aerospace Industry began to pick up in 1977 and there was a big surge in orders that is continuing. "By the time the surge was fully recognized," Swager said, "It was too late to increase the domestic production and the weakness of the dollar abroad caused foreign suppliers to limit their exports to the United States." This, Swager said, created serious problems for the aircraft industry. Speaking before recent engineering forum of the Aerospace Industry Association, Swager, who has been minerals expert at Battelle's Columbus, Ohio, laboratory for more than 30 years, said an explicit policy Is urgently needed to give industry the Incentive to invest in new non-fuel mineral production, - - .. today's conditions. "Fifty or 60 yearsago Industry cou1diave moved on its own. Today there are too many regulatory barriers and too many conflicting concerns for that," Swager told United Press International. He criticized the findings of National Cornmission on Suppliers and Shortages published in December, 1976, for reaching the conclusion that the shortages of 1973.74 were not "harbingers of catastrophes to come." The commission listed the causes of the 1973-74 shortages as big increases in demand, limits on investment and cutbacks by foreign suppliers, But Swager said the report ignored the dynamic nature of the system and the way delays cause shortages. "As a result of having a de facto materials policy, American industry," he said, "has become increasingly vulnerable to even small interruptions, from mine to finished products." Swager said perhaps the worst feature of the do facto drift is that "only a small fraction of what Is needed to replace the plants and equipmeit in the materials industry Is now recovered through depreciation In the prices of goods sold. And a further drain on the needed capital comes from mandated environmental, health and safety costs." He said pro-occupation with the production of oil and coal is particularly responsible for the national neglect of supplies of other raw materals. An explicit national policy must be evolved to cope with this problem, If disaster is to be avoided, Swager said. - - Actually, the people added, the old bridge had just undergone a $100,000 renovation. In 1975 according to Town Councilman Russ Caylor, the bridge's deck planking was renewed, the concrete abutments were refurbished, and the 200foot span was declared safe and sound for years to come. So a public hearing on the Issue was held recently. The county offered eight designs and suggested five sites for an "aesthetically pleasing" span, and said the old bridge would be demolished. Townspeople held their ground firmly. And won. The government withdrew. There will be no new bridge at Index. The townspeople are pleased, of course. So, presumably, are the bear, the doer and the steelhead. As for Snohomish County, it's not sore; a public works official says there are a lot of other towns with rivers around, and, rest assured, someplace else will be found that needs a $750,000 bridge, . a world society. In Geneva, the World Health Organization is still intact. The Arab countries have been voted down in theft latest effort to evict Israel from the United Nation's specialized agency for alleged mistreatment of the Arab population of the West Bank. Which development is not to be taken as an end ,to the matter. A committee has been instructed once more to look into health conditions In the Israeli-occupied territories and report back to WHO next year. At which time the Arabs can be relied upon to submit a new resolution Inviting Israel out. Meanwhile, back at glass-wailed headquarters on New York City's East River, South Africa briefly returned to the United Nations General Assembly. To repeat, briefly. South African delcgates slipped into seats at the start of a debate on the: future of Namibia, previously known as South West Africa. The South African presence was .qulckly spotted and caused an uproar. Very shortly thereafter, the nine-member Credentials, Committee, the United States and Denmark Ip opposition, voted to suspend South Africa's) Assembly privileges for yet another year. This has been going on since 1974, when a move to expel South Airica from the United Nations was blocked in the Security Council, by the Western powers. Black African nations and supporters then turned to the Assembly, where they have a numerical majority and there is he veto. South Africa has since been excluded annually from Assembly sessions, the only'. member to be so treated in the organization's 34' year history. Both incidents are evidences of a politicization of United Nations activities that as much or more than any other development in recent years has contributed to the organization's declining effectiveness. Politics, of course, has been the basic U.N. game since the organization was established b the victors of World War II. But until fairly recently it has been a politics of genuine power. as possessed and exercised by the major, countries, and of maneuver within th organization. Narrowly nationalistic politics traditionally has been downplayed in the, specialized agencies, such as WHO, where matters of worldwide technical and humanitarian concern are the order of business. The United States warned this year in Geneva. that it might well withdraw from WHO U the. Arabs succeeded In excluding Israel. It already. has done so under very similar curçumstances. from the International Labor Organization. It Is difficult to comprehend what is to hi e gained from the politics of exclusion, other than the scoring of a few questionable propaganda points. There is little point in discussing the, future of South-West Africa without the pai'ticipation of South Africa, which has controlled the territory since 1918. And what is gained bi debating conditions on the West Bank without the involvement of the occupying authority, Israel? Pd --. AflDERSON . ___ IC %m7UU ---.%. & -. -• F, WF1yMystery Man Of rem ing -- -- 4~i 11 - WASHINGTON Of all the inscrutable Red "His (Hua'a) known policy stances are in The intelligence experts admit, however, that lawbreaker himself, and took off with hi Chinese politicians, none is more mysterious to the middle of China's political spectrum; he has they haven't figured out Hua's relationship with daughters. Western intelligence analysts than Hue Guofeng. apparently worked well with such moderates as Deng. He could be a hapless foil for Deng or a A Texas warrant has been issued for MarHis appointment as acting premier In 1976 Chou En-iaI and Deng Xiaoping, and has made patient political strategist who Is using Deng as a shall's arrest and circulated in a number .of caught U.S. China watchers completely by few enemies." cat's paw to test controversial policies and western states. . surprise. They had considered him to be far "He was the Politburo member charged take the blame if they fall. Marshall showed our associate Sam Fog down on the ladder of succession, with overseeing agriculture, the most critical So far, at least, Deng has more power than reports from two child psychiatrists who th' So little was known about Hua that our ex- sector of the (Chlnese)economy." Hua. The question is whether Hue can fight off terviewed the girls, now age 4 and 6, after ey perts didn't even know he had a wife and "He is in good health and relatively young the power bide of younger men and hang on until had been in his care for several months. "They children until months after he rose to power. (mid-fifties)" and is "a symbol of unity and Deng and the older generation of leaders the off. are quite happy, well.ged well-mannere Confronted with anew face In the upper echelons stability" In one of the most turbulent periods in A FATHER'S STORY: A fugitive from the MtIlfaCtOril3f reared young ladies in the prese,$ of Communist Chinese hierarchy, the in- Red China's history. law came to our office the other day. Once a circumstances, with overt expression of aveit telhigence community scrabbled around Those are Hua's strong points. The secret pillar of society and the business community in .sIonto return to their mother, even to the point of furiously to. dig up whatever information they profile also noted some weaknesses: "While his Ogden, Utah, he has been on the lain for eight fear and anxiety," wrote one.. could find on the new Mystery Man of Peking. agare* lack of factional association makes months after abducting his two small daughters second had this to say about the 6-yean. The pickings were slim, but any little tidbit him an attractive compromise choice, par- from his ex-wife. old: "DanlelleexhibitsexterJonsoffea , was seized upon to give Washington policy ticularly In view of Mao's own apparent support, We've written previously of the traumatic to her mother. She has threatened to kill herself makers a handle on the man who might one day It leaves him without a strong power base." Impact on mothers whose children are stolen by rather than ret urn She has sustained sub' become top dog in the leadership of the most The profile concludes that Hue "was a logical ca-husbands. Our visitor wanted to give Us the Mai*Ial emotional injury and could potentially and potentially most dangerous populous compromise Choice when it became apparent fathers' side of the kitclüg story. carry out her threat of self-destruction ." nation in the world. that China's left would not accept Deng's Tim man ll call Gerry Mar" (to prow We have seen the secret Intelligence profile ascendancy to the premiership." At 42, Marshall is now practically broke. He his children from notoriety) was divorced in on Hau. Here are the key points:' A more recent assessment says, "Hue has all 1976. two estimates that the divorce and later legal His wife was custody of their "He has always avoided becoming strongly the appropriate positions but he just doesn't have daughters but wasawarded expressly forbidden to take wrangles cost him $400,000. He and the two girls the political weight. He doesn't Identified with any faction." live in a two-bedroom apartment in a small know where the them out of Utah without court permission. —Hua "was praised by Mao Tse-tung early In bodies are buried. He hasn't been around long Western community. Despite this restriction, Marshall's el-wife Ids career and enjoyed the dialrman's support at enough to be the top man. Before going back into the shadows, Ger key junctures" as early as 1953. "Deng, on the other hand, Is an old took the little girls to Texas. When he irisfted "Mao personally nominated Hue to be ac- revolutionary. He has good contacts in the them last summer, he found his daughters the emotional scars left on children by divorce. ting premier" in January 1976. military, good contacts in the party and good psychologically disturbed and in fear of their "Wouldn't it be better," he asked, "If in every Mao wrote Hua a note that reportedly said, contacts in the state apparatus. He just seems to mother. After hearing their accounts of physical divorce a neutral lawyer could be appointed and. "With you in charge I am at ease." be a man who can get things done." punishment, Marshall decided to become a safeguard the interests of the children" - - - - ______ JACKSONVILLE, Fin (UPI) assembly lint, bottling a said tin. police and firimui who through the skin and lungs A small fire broke out at the Five firemen remain hospi- product." breathed heavy (loses of I)urs' __________/ I. shortly after 11 a.m., then talized today from the effects of began to sweat profusely plant Officials said 39 persons, ban toxic chemicals at the Kenco mostly firemen were treated and salivate and tear ex- a 55-gallon drum of the "_ Chemical and Manufacturing and released at local hospitals. cessively and lose control of cockroach fighter Dursban 6, __________ "r' Corp. Th ursday where a fire A report er, cameraman and their bladders. They were given marketed under the trade name and explosion unleashed a cloud soundman from Jacksonville an antidote of atropine, Dr. Rid-A'Bug. exploded. About 200 I' 1 14 of Rid-A-Bug gas. • ' television station WTLV suf. Edelberg said, and sent to area residents in the surrounding r 11 Duval County Fire Marshal fered burned skin when they hospitals for observation "and area extending one mile to the '9 north, west and east were or. Walter Butler said no damage stepped Into a contaminated they should be all right." estimates have been made, and pool of water at the explosion "If you get close enough to it dered evacuated. At 12:30 p.m., Duval County 6), you can smell it (Dursban "we haven't determined site. j -- ,r ,4 .f.y " '? Sheriff Dale Carson said the Jacksonville Fire Departatiti it's terrible," Edelberg exactly how it started. ft 1 olk" Ifire had been brought under 3i be onan macnt Surgeon Jay Edelberg said. "it can absorbed happened while they were '"-: control and the people who ;:... .,, -. . • i -T evacuated the area were __________ allowed to return by inid____ ______ afternoon. %:..,I,. ~-,41-f "_____ Reve The fire anti explosion caused I's , ,~ 21.~_ I heavy damage to th e plant. The defense was forced to use Kavanagh said from Kingston. .. •________________. ALBANY, N.Y. (UP!) it . TI storage drum that ex ,4'_ " Former Teamsters official An- a preemptory challenge o "This hurts, it hurts bad." ploded and sent a gray-white "'r Ka'vanagh said he would cloud of fumes into the air (bony "Tony Pro" Provenzano, prevent Mrs. Thomas from 1) e g in contained Dursban 6 and a I in in e di a t e I v convicted last year for killing a being seated on the panel. preparations to take time case to mixture of two other flammable iunion rival, may be a free man Although Mrs. Thomas the Court of Appeals, the state's (lIemimicals _____________ by early next week. Altox and xylene. ed she could remain impartial, highest. His conviction was Sixty firemen, rescue units _____________________ reversed the Appellate Division said she "If we don't win there," and dozens of police titiits were by the Appellate autonintic.911y should have been Inspecting the latest progress on the landscaping project at Good Samaritan Thursday Kavanugh said, -Fin definitely ru.shed to the scent, after the Division of State Supreme excluded from the jury. Home In Sanford are (from left) Mary Smith, Just Us president, and Sanford court. going with another trial." 1 and four Jacksonville "I'm ecstatic," Shargel Kiwanis President Jack Weible, who are on the beautification project cornIn arguments before the INSPECTION Provenzano's attorney, in sit Authority buses were l phone interview f mittee; Timothy Wilson, Good Samaritan home president, and seated, residents Gerald Shargel, said Thursday New York City "When a Appellate Division in late brought in to help the evacuaWill Jones and Della Smith. A sprinkler system has been Installed as part of the that he hoped to make a bail challenge by reason is improp- March, Shargel argued that tion. Pro%,,nzano was convicted , After the blaze was under project. Donations from the community total $1,300 and $1,100 Is needed to reach application for Provenzano by erly denied, that is reversible after one of the stranger added that the Monday and control, the firefighters turned goal. Donations may- be sent to Good Samaritan Beautification Fund, 202 Forrest error." jury had murder prosecutions in the labor leader could be out of jail on themselves to wash hoses the The Ulster County Drive, Sanford, history of the state." by early next week. pesticide residue. off the found that l'rovcnzano ordered Shargel contended that the Provenzano has been held at the murder of union iva al defense had not been Ix rrniued otim the Attica and Dannemora '.. Three Fingers „ GasAnthony to effectively cross-exam ne prisons under federal protec- tellltowiiil' the t locked key prosecution witnesso.s who tion, since the June 1978 coninult their freedom 3 Lawsviction in Ulster County, of the i_111illion dollar through testimony against Shargel said. Teamsters Local 560 in Union Provenzano. prosecutors City, N.J. Meanwhile, Justice Joseph Boyd in his from property taxes unless it is While Castelhito's body was TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UPI) The documentary stamp tax began preparations to appeal I V .1 .*. In a series of decisions, the dissenting opinion called the leased to private citizens for is 15 cents on every $100 the reversal and said a new never found, police said the trial would be held if the appeal murder took place at his Supreme Court has upheld the majority opinion, written by private use. In this case, the tax borrowed. failed. 0 summer home in Kerhonkson. validity of a shrimp law, a tax Chief Justice Arthur England, appraiser argued the vacant ~ We land wasn't being used for "a State law allows an exemp"ridiculous,” I "I'm absolutely la w and a banking law. astonished," decision, the In a unanimous lccr, end i of the public purpose" so the city lion from the stamp tax If a five-Judge panel Thursday 'The justices, in rulings "Following the decision borrower renews a bank Joan threw out the conviction of both SMYRNA n A PPST handed down Thursday, said majority opinion, all citizens in should have to pay taxes. rzaii( Electric , size of the state can prohibit shrimp- the world could shrimp in the co-defendant and Provenzano "Neither the constitution nor and doesn't Increase the '(fig in certain parts of the prohibited area lying outside common sense reuires there his debt. Debtors sometimes Harold "Boom Boom" KonigsTortugas shrimp beds, counties the Florida's territorial limits be an active use of such renew loans Lcause they can't berg, who was found guilty of jj11jjIJ can't tax vacant land owned by except the citizens of Florldq," property," Justice Ben Overton pay the entire principal before carrying out the murder on . '!,n]: r V the repayment deadline cx- orders from Provenzano. Both INC. cities and the state can tax loan he said. ' wrote for the court, e pi'es, Sanford i'newals. years to life in '' 25 are serving In another opinion, the court Ovqton said upholding th The co urt ruled 5-2 that a law ... ,s,s no . ..,....t.i i...... nrLcon. ntrarnmania ..v.u..j Da . IUVYCI I.uw WUIUU IIUVL' Ut More often, however, people m'estrlctlng shrimping in certain cannot tax cities for municipal- stroyed" the taxing system of borrow The reversal was granted on more money while still areas of the Tortugas shrimp lyowned property that Is left local governments if applied owing on an old loan. If they the ground that the trial judge, beds was constitutional even If vacant. statewide. sign a second note and make John dyne of Albany County, one of the prohibited zones lay were unanimous if two justices loan payments at a time improperly denied a defense The The court also ruled 6-1 that outside the state's territorial circuit judge who a person renews an old bank they must only pay taxes on the challenge to a prospective in reversing a waters. Juror. ruled a Sarasota County tai loan and at the same time new loan. 'Shrimper Reo Hill raised the could tax eight pieces borrows more money, he must he appraiser constitutional question when Justice Alan Sundberg, writThe prospective juror, Mrs. land owned city of pay taxes on the entire amount *as cited by the Florida Marine of vacant ing for the majority, suggested Theresa Thomas, had been a if he signs a second promissory Patrol for working in the that "hile existing laws seem campaign worker for Ulster The Florida Constitution ex- note incorporating the old and contradictory they are constitu- County District Attorney area outside the Or empta publicly-owned land new loan. territorial boundary. tional and It's up to the Michael Kavanagh, who legislature to change them. prosecuted the case. - I - . - iy, ' • '- - - . ,. - - - 1 1f 6_71u)".'% Don '1 tell me it's you! Anyone in his right mind can see full well this thing is decidedly NOT me!' "I.-Us. ~ _. 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Autopsy results will be Iimd beached north of Dunedin by flotation devices to lessen ss carrying a dead fetus that any exertion. She was heavily released in two weeks, hesaid. iy have killed her Thursday dosed with antibiotics. Goldaton was never op despite round-the clock at,tlmnldlc about her surviving. He W1LDF1RES tempts to save her. 'Dr. Bill Golddoc, resident said he did not know of n' 1WESotnlCS Meinarlan for the Marine pygmy sperm whales that lived Mammal Foundation, said the after a beaching for any length 11oot-long whale also had of time. "The pygmy sperm whale pulmonary and respiratory , i abcesses and a urinary Infec- has about azero survival rate," lion. An autopsy will reveal the Go1on said. He had previously tho ught a cause of death, he said. — we all recent miscarriage was the _______________ awfully sorry ''1'm -' " reason the whale had beached *re," Goldston said. 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"He oAIy bad one of his five Children Robert Singleton, his has been charged with Wiling was charged with second-de- said the kid wouldn't go to • school or do what he told him." the boy with a shotgun after an murder. youth returned home four hours After the shooting, Singleton "He said it was the only bad walked out into the street and sfolice said Robert K. single- one (child) he had, and he reportedly told one neighbor he n arrived home shortly after 1 didn't know what to do with had to shoot his son because he am. Thursday, instead of g him," said Metro Homicide broke into the house. He p,m. as his father had told him. Detective Steiihem McElveen. allegedly told another neighbor 1k was shot In the side of the "The father said he kept he had to shoot the youth during peck with a 12.gauge shOtgUfl telllng the kid to come tome at9 an argument. - I 5 Firemen Hospitalized After Chemical Blast .1 .. I I . - ~ , _. _ _- ~ '111 _- - " ~ - , . . Deputies said the first gas hose leak touched off a small explosion that in turn set fire to one storage tank, causing an explosion. Then a storage tank adjacent to that one exploded in turn. suffered a burned arm. Bob Hall of Molino, Fla., manager of the facility, employees Barbara Howell and Buddy Watson, both of Jay, and an unidentified customer, were VIEWPOINT Town Says flUU If The tank truck driver, Ernest Jordan of Flomaton, Ala., the gas co mpany's rnamnIng storage tank. Police repo rt ed the fire was under control shortly after 11 a.m., more than two hou alto the first explosion. Fire fighters worked into the afternoon cooling down the debris and remaining storage tank. The evacuated residents were allowed to return home late Thursday afternoon. Fearing the facility's third, 300.000-gallon tank of gas would explode, police evacuated occupants of homes and businesses nearest the site while loca firemen, aided by lire fighting units From nearby oil fields, fought the blaze. Authorities called in a U.S. Navy firefighting crew from Whiting Field, which poured chemical foam on the lire and inside the building when they heard the sound of escaping gas and fled immediately, Boswell said. lot worse," said Santa Rosa County Sheriff's U. Ronald Boswell. . r. JACK Friday, June 8, 1979 54 7 Probe 4 Set.Af.Sfe i . 0110 O,GQ.QG.aJbi. LP.GasJ1asi 8 The ragIc became more than entertainment to me. It's refreshing to believe the world isn't all black and white with no surprises. The few gray areas of mystery put life in a whole new dimension where TOM TIED I__I BERRY'S WORLD cvn.d Dominick didn't look like your typical magician. He wasn't tall,-or dark with a mustache but rather of medium height, light complexion with shortcropped blond hair. During his performances, he doesn't don his round-shaped head with a top hat or wear a black cape, either. He chooses to wear a black tin with tails. But one common trait all magicians seem to . Joan Baez Is proving a rare consistency of conscience and principle. After being a central figure of the anti-war movement of the 1960, the folk singer has launched a now protest, this time against the brutality of the government of Vietnam. Her Humanitas4nternatlonal Human Rights Committee has announced a campaign against the longerm imprisonment and maltreatment of thousands of "prisoners of conscience' by the Hanoi regime whose cause she so ardently championed a few years ago. "Instead of bringing hope and reconciliation to war-torn Vietnam, your movement has created a nightmare that overshadows significant progress achieved in many areas of Vietnamese society," Ma. Baez has written in an open letter to the Vietnamese government. It is a said reality that a ferocious and repressive Communist dictatorship has given the Vietnamese few fruits of the peace she so Idealistically visualized for them. Instead, their rulers impose the most rigid thought controls upon them at home while leading them in bloody adventures to subjugate neighboring states. Ms. Baez' protests against the tyranny under which they now labor shows a rare consistency of purpose, Where, at the end of Innocence, are the other activists of yesteryear who so violently condemned the use of U.S. power to hold that tyranny at bay? Few of then have the courage, as has Joan Baez, to admit that the outcome they so urgently worked to achieve has only brought new tragedy upon the Vietnamese people. So, although we never thought we'd be saying this, let's hear it for Joan Baez. possess is an ability to make yoi believe. Not because you want to, but because you almost have to keep your sanity, After a recent interview with Dominick, he decided to prove hlmielf as a professional by Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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'it)I) &\ L..1n1I XPii) MW FOR 18 '(bJ I . 4 5 6 7 8 19 20 21 — — — I 34 YOU . 4 35 ___ _____ I Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Dieting DEAR DR. LAMB- I'm a 13[ year-old lãiay much Dr." overweight. I've tried to diet. I start good but after a few weeks, I start eating. I have Lamb ,. gone to exercise clubs and that . failed. I've started to get th.1. i in .' In boys but they all _________________________ -* ":. . .A .. wan t to be my friend. They _ __ .iJI , - S,S.if.. .. .. never ask me out on a date. repetitive effort hal. iPleasehelpmelosewelght. I'm Crash diets or sudden weight S ., . çj' a1zi hopeless. loss can be dangerous. If you DEAR READER - You're stick to s reilarly day after , not hopeless because you have day, month aft er month , you . I1 the motivation to lose weight. will achieve your goal. When You won't be the first girl who you get a little older and boys H S Stu 40 - ARC HI E lost weight to improve her are even more important to appearance so she could have a you, you can have an Ideal boyfriend. The only thing I figure. would like to caution you about j ... . NOW, SVENSM, I YUST WANT TO 7ELL 'lout VARNISHED'OUR WHATISIT! ____ ______________ _____ - DESK TOPf 0 0 0 en ts erve ' -. 'I , 42 to overdo It. - I ., 1 \ — r It's not because they got good grades, or that they th at coveted diploma; but because of their — commitment to help others. , _ •4 e ______ ___ ____ , _____ ______ As participants in the Dividends volunteer program last semester, the students tutored young _ . _______ __________ ___________ _____ _____ studentsat three Sanford schools — Idvllwilde and r What they learned helped many of them establish their future goals. ___ ce,some students realized that they really would like to become school teachers, while others determined they definitely would not want to be teachers. ______ Some learned th ey rea lly like working with children and will pursue careers in some discovered they didn't have the patience to work with children in any dimension. _______ _____ __ ___ • fr I will send you The Health your diet that contain lots of '. Letter number 4-7, Weight calories, specifically fat. There £ . :•.' - .. - tte T-.' ' ,J,, '• .' by Howie Schneider i DID rr! AFTER Fl ALLY 5JUED f-! she iztheoneatfault,notyou. and creativtty to accomplish DSOd$TSSdYInV14UI1$Pt your alms this coming year and away with grabbing the lion's _________________ ' you'll pull off something big. share of your good fortune . NORTH However, you must not let today. Stand up for what Is fair ' •: , d • - TS LIKE TALKING ID A____ BRICK WALL.' BEING GOOP GIVE IT UP! THERE ARE TTER THING5 YOU CAN ) WITH YOUR LIFE.' ., down today. Don't make about getting It, yet It tolt promises two separate directions, likely you'll take any positive action today. It's your boss. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 because you won't be able to an deliver both at the same time. J .19) Something you had Find out more of what lies agreed to do may be more ahead for the year following difficult to pull off than you ) ' l• ____ (KIT OF ATTENTION ______ _______ _______ _ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) You know what you'd like to achieve and even how to go course. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your dual abil ities tot -----'-- ___________________ ________________ _________________________ PRISCILLAS POP _______________________ ________________________ _____________________ by Al Vermeer FORGET \J NO ONE ' THE GIVES A SER)N HOOT A3OUT j ______ - - .. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Someone whose help you were YAON, Don't be too extravagant, MU5CLiI.AR WHAT- CORPIt4Aopi! evi' ¶J) 'I today, all will be forgiven so VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If It long as you keep smiling Slid seems like your plans aren't don't throw any tantrums. TAURUS (April 20-May 10) ping to come off as you'd rien ds may disappoint you hoped, let go and don't force the F ( issue. Happiness comes today today, but loved ones won't. Gi from hIddiihu-ces. -S _ care about you. you have treated kindly may -- SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST — I es, tiZflf' LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) One attention to those you know - by Bob Thaves ___ AS WHY- - CAN'T I - REMEMBER 0' - ThE - ____________ IT'S U, LIMA L.UCK, CAUS MY OtTIN AT i ElN& 45KP ID JOIN OR SEL.T Opening lead: 2 By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag South's four-spade contract is not only an ambi- over East's Jack. Suppose then draws NEWSPAPER •frra copy olJAcOBy,,. trumps wi th two leads. Next he leads a club from dummy ERN. send $i to: "Win at poo -_ - - 4- .-. ..-, S. n, • - -' -.s.S.i-h-. - SWINGER! YOU W 2OW I TO a ,- ____ :$' _ ____ .-S k. -UI-- - - " . '- . S _____ ___ ' f'"" \__( kmv ff! U1.D ____________ 'fiLl. IOI ID Iii l.useK? _ I *o • - a I . - — --- .- - . -. - - .- .. - - * -. - - .,•• Lisa Hughes knows a puppet is a good way to get a message across to kin- . . ' - - - - dergarten children. She's working with Alton Dixon, from left, Samantha Christian and Jennifer Beng, at' Idyliwilde Elementary School. Interested in . - When Marlowe Smith (playing piano) was a student at Lakeview Middle School, he used his musical talents to help in the classrooms, so the gifted senior felt pursuing a career In psychology, she worked out a program that she feels helped right at Itome going back as a volunteer in helping In all aspects of Lakeview's her master her counseling skills while stressing Ideas such as sharing, consideration, kindness, dc. to the students. music and choral programs. - - t ' O her - Anthony Get Medical Degree Charles It. Anthony, a long- were completed at the Medical School. DEAR ABBY: A mother USked you to please write ______________ I something to persuade her pretty, intelligent, 23-year-old daughter to end her love affair With a married man. You wisely told her that any advice age, but I want this one to be special . Dear I would like to invite my Abby friends to ha ve dinner with u'p at my favorite restaurant, and then go dancing afterwards. My _ / Lester L. Wonik (both teachers He has co-authored two articles at Lake Brantley High School) which were accepted for ____ ' problem Is I can't afford such —. from ygu would. Drbably be evening. _... CHARLES R. ANThØN useless, but perhaps a word _________________________ ______ Would it be socially acWhile I was involved with this ceptable to invite my friends to man I had no social life beca use celebrate with me and pay for Iwantedto be horne in can he thelrowndlnnersanddanclng? Iar Pretty, Intelligent and called to say he could see me for If so, I could let them know that an hour. I didn't keep up their participation would take from someone who had been down that road might help. :.tWell, I've been there. May I Elks 1160 Balfour Drive, he is 20- publication In medical journals. years-old and grew up in the He recently entered and community, being a member of completed the Boston the 325th family to move into Marathon, being the first .P.itona in 1964. medical student to run from the His undergraduate studies University of South Florida Give . -- - - Welcome -\av NEW CO M R! "Florida's own greeting IIIVICS" - dedicated to _ Florida Owned Florida u.. members Shirley Wilson, Geraldine Wright, Bettye Brown, Barbara Deese and Lavern Graham. _ CorresPoadenh, And I'm now too old to have to give everyone separate T.B.P. of Elks was Eddie Leon married "someday." We Youth Programs, Inc. 3234411 re together whenever the children I've always checks if I explained the Stiles, 67 Lake Monroe Terrace, recently held Its Awards Cerewanted, son of Mrs. Estella Stiles ________________________ mony at the Festival In The Ible. And always situa tion i 5tOf) and consider 0fl $re I knew It, years had Park. Celery City Lodge No. 542 BIRTHDAY BOY this dead-end He received a $700 gone by. Then I pressured him where four th place Winner of a $300 of Elks was presented an award some kind of commitment. relationship is going. Don't cut DEAR B.B.: If you wait to ship and will attend Florida scholarship. She will attend for their cont in ued support of - t's when he told me he could Xowselt off frcm others to celebrate your birthday with State University where he will Valencia Community College. Youth Programs Inc.. ver leave his wife and faintly concentrate on your married frI'ndi, Ii1te theni to yoir major In busineSS educa tion Volunt ee rs receiving cerI'd be better off with a um man. And if you're not Strong bome (bowever humMe) for and The Jack and Jill Interest tificates were Larry Foisaitt, enough to break it off now, think coffee, cake, drinks, or Geralyo Elaine Jones, 1400 Group of Sanford will hold Its Dorothy Bryant, Reginald who was marrIageat. th whatever you about it, and break It off e can afford. Under Wed 8th St., daughter of Rev, first Annual Pimic at Red Bug Lowery, Anthony Brown, Facing rejection from jfllan I had loved for so many moment you get the strength to DO circianituces shield you and Mrs. Amos C. Jones, will Park on Saturday, June 9, at 9 Bernette Smith, Margaret invite friends for evening of attend the University of Central a.m. years was almost too much to do so. Jones, Anita Montgomery, And don't be too hard on dianur and dancing at their Florida, to major hi Electrical béar. Not to mention the t The officers for the 1919 year Virgie Henry, Sylvia P. Brown, And d.s't me Engineering. She is the second are president, Dr. Velma Trudy All istes the secrecy, the hiding, yourself. Given the right time, own zpe en, Aaron Richardand set of circumstances, any $10s gifts. never being able to share place winner of the $500 Williams; vice president, son, Ronald Davis, Sylvia C. 0 hqliday with him. Working with woman can (hid herself P. Geraldine W right; treasurer, Herring, Ertha Joseph, Rose Do you wish you had more Aikn and not being able to tell tangled in & relstimbiP BW friends? For the secret of Dwothy No Grigley,25M East Brenda Ford; secretary, Cummings, Cecile Williams, Zsnyone about "us" because of would never have chosen had popula rity, get Abby's new 21st St, daughter of Mrs. Dolores Myles; corresponding Mary Kelly, Alexande r Wynn ails repected position In his she listened to her d 1id booklet: "How To Be Popular Jannie Grlgley, was the third secretary, Lorraine Offer; and Bar bara Stallworth. profession and the community. of her heart. You'reNeverTuoYoungorToo place winn er of $300 journalist, Lavern Graham; Mrs. Lenora Mobley, coor° SADDER BUT WISER old." Send $1 with a long. selfut the greatest humiliation of and pariiamentarian, Levat her dinator, says thanks to all DEAR ABBY: I am going to addressed, ll was having him leave (3 cents) Seminole Community College. Whitiby. volunteers and Invites M. Oviedo, eu after lovemaking to go be ) next month and maybe envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky. S1 The social committee has organizations Interested in )iome to his wife because our I'm a sentimental slob for Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. organized and planned for the giving a few hours a month to celebrating birthdays at my 90212. tde was up. Nathaniel Williams, was the day of family fun. Committee help a child to call 323-8760. . -. .. - Army Hospital. time resident of Deltona, will University of Florida where he fie will spend his first Subsequently he plans to receive his Doctor of Medicine received a B.S. degree in postgraduate year In the study degree Saturday, June 16, from chemistry. He graduated with of internal medicine In enter o*halmology training at the University of South Florida honors in 1975. Columbia, S.C., being affiliated the Cincinnati Medical Center. Medical School in Tampa. Anthony enjoys flying and with Richland Memorial He plans to eventually practice The son of Mr. and Mrs. scuba di ving In his spare time. Hospital and Fort Jackson in the Central Flo rida area. _____________ • To Woman'Says ' . .. -, $ • _ ____ low . 'I ________________ First place whiner of the >i, too, was young, pretty and friendships with others -- or the place of a birthday gift. (Or Second Annual Oratorical MIRVA 1ite1llgent when I fell In love even my family, so now I am do you think that would be Contest sponsored by Celery HAWKINS man. We were having trouble rebuilding my understood?) City Lodge No. 542 and "with in love and talked of life. Also, is the restaurant likeb' Evergreen Temple No. 321 J Sanford by Craig Leggetf A006 - - ____ ,''• Bridge, of this newspaand plays his king after East per, P.O.care ox 489. Radio City follows with the deuce. Station. New York. N. V. 1 19) by Stan Lee and John Romita . •I--.--.- 1,I ______ ___ Impossible to make, but wha t a "tierce" is. Tierce Is an almost obsoSouth Is lucky. West opens the fourth4xst heart and lete term used to describo~ South can win with the queen any three-card sequence. - ." 4_•_ _4____. .t1u ___ A New York reader asks tious one, it is also almost 4 -. It, 4 _____________ PI . > f'-...-..4..4..... a- _.. ..-. -._ 4, ' _____ ____ I - -- .5-- - ____________ .- - "l mon on the good clubs and win ds up wi th game, rubber and an overtrick. ScRIP '' - - . _ A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our rePresentative. She has brothurss, civic Information; and to help with your shopping needs, cards of Introduction from local mer- Ssford Lola Winn -323-2753 ____ _____ S€RI.L.E - t ,,. _____ - - 4 clubs, enters dummy with a I W?U5 / p--. • - S of hearts, cashes the jack of \ I*. WI*IT m: 'CH/EF. . - South two tricks, but West sees only his own hand and dummy. Also, West Is sure that his partn er holds the heart KJ 1701 ___ ____ WOOD. vW IbOILD SOMED4IW mour ___ j 0 J64 - ZOONIES I SFtJT F - ..' - / . ---:-- If West Is looking at all the cards he can proceed to set 11 ______ __ S 14NTE)P - ~~ 411 West's ace. • A J 10$ 3 AQ ___ by T. K. Ryan ,, .- ____________ ____ ___ _________ ____________________ same club to his king and SOUTH A&MI ______ OfoME TO c1Vg U! - ___ I \ • 662 __ BELi, OF THE ACIA • K83 • A 973 ' - - 1laamie4 $ ______ _______ _____ -. I • - '-r - fancy play and win that heart with his ace. Th en draw trumps and lead that J8643 _____ APRANP P I ______________________ . '.'i . one. South can make a rea lly 62 K1O72 • A Q 95 'fWlP WHAT - WEST • -. QA- TUMBLEWEEDS • Q 105 4 EAST OVE9J W - __ upon the defense will licki three diamond tricks to Its one club and set declarer. Now let's go hack to trick 95 1072 West North East South queen. It won't occur to him that South has tried a swini. Dbl. 2• Pass 4• die. West leds a low heart to Pass Pass Pass put his partner in. Now swindler South scores his queen 1LJN5 TOIMPWOVe4IY _______________ , ______________ t1 - ____________ shifts to a diamond, where. you may be closed today. Don't Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to waste your time pounding on It; specify birth CANCER(June 21-July22) there are other routes to your You can get what you want target. have to catch up on u u- by Stoffel & Heimdahl rusim I f Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South tasks you've been neglecting. depending upon may let you clown today. However, you'll Start at the beginning. LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) A quickly discover you didn't need this person anyway. strong (i nethI ARIES (March 21-April 19) want immediately may you to spend a trifle more than Although you may not be able to yo ur budget can safely handle. iCCOIflPli5h YOUT BUGS BUNNY l :J.:,' - - .. : ., your new AstroGraph Letter. suggestions. They'll help. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City A door that's usually open to today, but first you are going to ______ - I OTThIøTWAMFWf..tN _______ An alert West takes the club trick with his ace and .Q i 4 and just. negative persons steer you offS A - - now that eliminates your A. : - AT RIDGE Rely upon your imagination - 11 M ,.-'i. Don't let It get you down - be or June9,1979 qy-y - .. ... . reciprocate shabbily today. Remember It's the constant, your life. YOURBIRTRDAY ______ - .. - . . you use calories and actually prevent you from having improve your figure as well. obesity for the remainder of OFFER5tJUEeJ3iG M6...I :. t;; 4 " calories and still EEK & MEEK . lling .. 5"- But no matter what th e fi nal d ecision was all were Gretchen Hill tutored Alfred Perkins at Pinecrest Elementary School in his math Hreid p1111 by .ISaR MadIti In agreement that their volunteer service in the %arlee Johnson had the attention of Dennv Bare and Sticy Stiffey, first graders Seminole County School System was an invaluable and reading skills as she prepared for entry level child training upon her 'at Idyllwilde Elementary School, as she used visu graduation. -She took her own Iniative and went right ahead al aids to teach reading. The experience that broadened their educational ex- I am very very Dividends volunteer program has made Sharlee appreciate "what teachers have per lence and heightened their sense of self-worth. - pleased," kindergarten teacher Cheryl klein said. "I definitely would like to have another girl next year as she (Gretchen) was a tremendous help to the JOAN MADISON. classroom." 1 111r~o_ i ii I•• back to It. cont 400 ac- Pinecrest Elementary and Lakeview Middle. Most students worked two hours four days a week. Learn to cut the foods out of While seniors are earned _& This can end up with t1' calorie rich salad dressings to BYBERNICEBEDEO&JL If h ending the school year with a special sense of complishment and personal satisfaction. have obesity problems to learn that. = 43 Tutors Vo unteer Twenty-seven Seminole High School ____________ ____________ 44 problems.Idon'twantyoutodo to it. ____________ iA s S It is important for people who can It.: provide you a fat and only four calories per 45 balanced diet while you're gram of carbohydrate or losing weight. Other readers protein. 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 who want this issue can send 5O Unfortunately, many of the —— — — — — cents with a long, stamped, self- so-called high protein foods 55 56 57 58 59 so addressed envelope for It. Send contain lots of fat so you have to yourrequttomeIn care of watchoutforthat. Any meat —— —— —— ——— 61 62 83 this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, that you eat should be lean —— ————— —— —— — Radio City Station, New York, meat. Chicken breasts are 04 65 — — — — — — NY 10019. excellent particularly if you Now I don't want you to Y remove the skin. What's left a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNI on this diet indefinitely. You very low-fat, good protein food. canuseltfiveorslxweeksata Of course, you'll want to avoid time and then eat sensibly so the concentrated sweets, such that your weight stays stable asfoundinsugaranddesserts. HOROSCOPE for five or six weeks and then go If you develop a good eating pa rn ro calories, you should try to build provides all the basic nutrients UP your physical act ivity as that you need, you may develop muchaspossible.Thatwlllhelp a life style that will help For Saturday, June 9, 1979 by Bob Montana UST ONE MOMENT Z'MaUsTFINIsHIPIG 1 DICTATING A LETTER TO MISS PHLIPS! '41 d Friday, June .. -- 36 _______________ _________________ 38 00 IT VY MR. VEDPER&E, In starvinA such a mixture. Popcorn is fine literally persons themselves to the point of as long as It's not popped in a lot — — — — — 28 29 30 31 32 33 havi ng serious medical of fat and you don't add butter • .. t whether they are or are not fat. go into salads. Don 't add any — — — — MYQPRIS t ___________________________________ You didn't tell me how m uch which foods they can eat when 9 i overweight you were or what they're hungry that t add a 14 your height and weight are. A lot of calories to their system. lot of young girls get so excited High on this list are the leafy —— 17 about losing weight that they vegetables and carrots and — — — — lose all sense of reality about kinds of foods that commonly 12 13 - — — ——— 15 16 I I I —— — by Art Sansom mpor an I Effort OHaras - 57 Flying saucer (abbr.) THE BORN LOSER OURSELVES concern s1OU - - - - - - - - - Coordinator le f" eAii1ce 1,Qiic. 25, Home Office 904-7 34-6031 �- RA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S - Friday, June I, 1979 Legal Notice Legal Notice __________________ _________________________ ofldOflllfllUfm 18—IIp Wanted - _________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Friday. June 8, 1777—tA UIIIUIIU•U..i. I • • NOTICEOFSHERIFP'SSALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FOR SALE by owner, (2) two. CLASSIFIED ADS Secretary - Career minded in. NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA story townhouse condomir,ms, dividual needed by nations by virtue of that certain Writ PROBATE DIVISION Seminole Orlando — Winter Pork largest producer of factory built Execution issued out of and under File Number 79-217-CT beths. two bdrms, near sdtkots, modular single and multi family the seal of the COUNTY Court of Division OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES shopping. Sanford. Good.. in housing. Typing and shorthand 322 -2611 Trail, Casselberr"—Landscaping & OrangeCounty,Florida,,.,pona final IN RE: ESTATE OF 831- 9993 vestment properties. SehI:both Dress Mfg. (Samuel Mitchell), 532 Maintenance Service required. Paid life and health udgement rendered In the aforesaid RACHEL BOZNER, SR 431, Bx 2. Altamonte Springs— 8.56.000. or (1) 8.28,000. oth court on the 8th day of March, A D insurance plus holidays and Shuman's Cycle Parts (Wm. H CLASSIFIED DEPT. Deceased RATES Manufacture leased till Dec. $17,000 existing vacation. Contact Sam Mat. Shuman & Margaret R.), 107 1979, in that certain case entitled, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Mark III Mobile Sales (John D. Willie 1st mortg. on ea. at 8'i percent. zotta, Cardinal Industries Inc. 4k a line V$• Camden Rd.,Maltland—Tano Pers, Reie Turner Plaintiff, JM& TO HOURS PERSONS H&VJ.It 1010 HWY,4, prop—Motorcycle parf I1h 'i05UJfl,WJ''meto 3consecuflv4m5 sand Myrtle Lewis, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST LongwOod—Mot,ile Home Sales Box W, Sanford, Fla. 32771. Leigh Sates of FIa. (Mark A his wife, lointly and severally, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL $:oo AM. 5:30 P.M. 35C line Richard Turton Co. (Richard 6. Leigh), Ux 2135 Sanford—Mall Defendant, which aforesaid Writ ctf OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED MONDAY thru FRIDAY Turton), 37 N. Triplelt Dr., Execution was delivered to me as IN THE ESTATE: 'L.FuIItime&rttime.Apply Order Service—wood products SATURDAY 9-Noon _______________________________ Casselberry—stjb contractor Home DuplexesforSa 3 Lines Minimum Philip H. Davidson Inc., 1.4 & SR Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, In person Lakeview Nursing YOUR ARE Improvement HEREBY 431, Loflgwood—Retaj$ Moped Center 919E. 2nd St. and I have levied upon the following NOTIFIED that the administration General Merchandise Exch. Lamar 8. Laurette Gaines, Bx 885 described property owned y of the estate of RACHEL BOZNER, Lake Mary— 2 BR each $tde. DEADLINES LET'S BE hONEST. (Mike Morgan), 11028 E. AIta. Fern Park—Sub contractor—paint Roosevelt Lewis, said property deceased, File Number 79-217.CT, is Modern equipped kitchens,3v.w If you weren't looking for a new monte Drive, Altamonte Springs being located in Seminole County, pending in the Circuit Court for & Screen 8. Window repairs carpet, C-H&A, Large lt in career you wouldn't be reading Wholesale - houseware items. Noon The Do Florida, Before Publication more Particular Creto International (Wm. , residential area. Ideal for 2 thisad,andifweweren't looking SEMINOLE County, Florida, desubed follows: Myers), 613 Greenbriar, Altamon.e family investment. $4,500. Ph. for someone to do a lob this ad Tractor Cab, blue Probate Division, the address of Shafer, Stephen 0., DMD, 519 W. Springs—Selling Tang-Pet's, prop. in color Sundaj Noon FrIday 83006.. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary— which is Seminole County Courwouldn't behere. if you want the __________________________ Lowe 1. Asso, (Alfred Lowe), Dx Dentist, opportunity to earn Three to thouse, 1 N Park Avenue, Sanford, ID No. BNOflHA721383 4515,Boulevard, Winter Park, Summit Plaza storing same at Altamonte Five Hundred dollars a week, 41HOUSeS Precision Tune (Russell L. Serninola Casselberry— in Altamonte Springs, Florida. Wrecker Florida 32771. The personal call 180Q432.S403 anytime for representatIve of the estate is ___________________________ ___________________________ Niewold), 1990 Howell Branch Road, Investigators recorded message. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Evelyn Connor, whose address is c-o Winter Park—Service lacres Country Club Rd. & Hwy 16 The Open Book (Darlene C. Seminole County, Florida, will at John DeM, Haines, P.O. Box 880, 9—Good Things to Eat Goodings of Altamonte Inc. (i.E. 5—Lost & Found Dental Assistant intersectIon. 2 older houses on Bradshaw), 601 H. Peeton Place, 11:00A.M. on the 11th day of June, Winter Park, FL 32790. The name Gooding), 1074 Montgom.ry Deed, certificationpreferred. property. $30,000. Altamonte Springs?.'anutacturer. 1979, offer sale and sell to and address of the personal Altamonte Springs—Restaurant AdvertIsing Specialties (Robert the A.D. highest bidder, forfor cash, Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free Irish Setter 5 mo. old female lost 3238180. Holly's Landscaping (%ioily R. sublect representative's attorney are s deUery,min.S20order.Sanford near Sar,joru 6. Maine Ayes. H. Kelly) Dx 653, Fern Park—. to any and all existing liens, at the forth below. Lake Mary - Lakefront lot James), 607 Zinnia Rod, mobite—noveltires—retaii TERMITESARE SWARMING area. 322.2314. Sam's Portion Reward. 323.6696. $39,0Q Front (West) Door of the Seminole Casselberry—Servjce All persons havhig claims or We have an opening for an Meats. Mobile Home Repairs (Louis County Courthouse In Sanford, demands against the estate are Franklin Landscaping Service BI6CII & white Beagle puppy lost aggressive termite & pest Decker), 728 Honeysucker HAL COLBERT, (Sherman E. Franklin), RI. 3 Dx WITHIN THREE Cas%efberry—PubIjc Service Lane; Florida, the above described per. required, Black Eye peas, $1 bu., U-Pick p Rosalia Dr. Little control salesman. $800 mo. 1210, Oviedo—Landscaping MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF _________________________ Bonestecl Assoc., Inc. (bonald W. sonal property. CeleryAve. 3234453 guaranteed if you qualify. Car & INC. That said sale is being made to THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Midge H. Mycofl & Shelda R. __________________________ Behind WTRR radiostation REALTOR 323.7832 phone leads available. Apply Bonesteel, President), 400 E. Hwy satisfy the terms of said Writ of THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Wiikens, 7410 Lauder Dr., 436, Suite 201, Casselberry—seryice Execution, Tillis Extermining, 767 N. Hwy. Eve. 3fl.0612,3fl1587, 322.1171Blackeyepeas. U.Pick. 6—Child Maitland—Manufacturer of of the above court a written ____________________________ Bankers Constr. (Jack Un. 17-92, Casselberry. 331-5606. John E. Polk, Sibu. Call after Flowers, etc. statement of any claim or demand derwood), 303 Semoran Blvd., Suite Sheriff Zoned comm. 2 lots Sanford Ave. 4p.m.322.4128. San Tee Gift Shop (Sandra M. 217 Q, Altamonte Springs—Home they may have. Each claim must Likepeople,ownhours, good pay? FIrst & Only child care center open _____________________________ Seminole County, Garage apt. Reduced to $18,500 Leman), 625 Wilshire Dr., In writing and must indicate the Improvement Agent Try selling Sarah Coventry Saturday In Sanford Begin Florida Casselberry—Manufacturer of gifts basis for the claIm, the name and ________________________________ Disco Gold (Susan .1. Shaw. 702 Jewelry and see how rewarding 11—lnstructio,5 ning June 2. Sanford Early 3 BR. 1'-7 B, carport, fenced b', Publish: May 18, 25, June 1, 8, 11, address of the creditor or his agent P J & Co., Inc. (Francys M. Mulan Court, Altamonte Springs—. 1979 it will be. 299.4134. cpiiidcar. Center. 322.6645. CH, behind Kmart, Forest CIty. Managhan), 987 Carssa Lane, or attorney, and the amount Selling—li K gold lewelry DEJ.79 $35,000. VA of FHA. Oviedo (703 Oak Ridge, Orlando Clean Sweep Jan. Svc. (James R ______________________________ claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Needleo1nt Instruction Cook & Cook's helper. Good pay, baby sIt in my home days. 32801) —Cabinet making good hours. Muit be cx. the date it will due Prefer school age children Carney), Bx 184, Casseiberry-486 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT shall bewhen stated. If become the claim ii 'Beautiful Lot Paola, cleared w perienced. 321.0121. Barrow's Welding Service (Jesse Eagle Circle Janitorial Services Creative Expressions 323.8812 Ca1l322.4933 ____________________________ JUVENILE DIVISION, SEMINOLE some trees. 96'x120'. Only $7,000. P. Barrow Jr.), 144 Lakeside Dr., contingent or unhiqoidated, the The Hair Hut (Irene E. Taylor & COUNTY, FLORIDA AVON Sanford—Welding.Fabricat, Motherwilldobabysltting nature of the uncertainty shall be Nelda I. Clark), Hwy. 17.92, CASE NO. 79-IidCJ-A 18—HeIp Wanted FIGHT INFLATION 3 BR l/2 b, partial carpeting, i&Y (Jose Ilerena & Yolanda), 651 Loflgwood—Seauty Salon Inmyhomedayorevening stated. If the claim Is secured, the . Sell Avon. increase your earning range, ref. Corner lot. $35,000. Wren Dr., Casseiberry—Cosmeflcs Infanttol yr-s. 323.5231 THE INTEREST OF BABY BG security shall be described. The Baker Brothers Inc. (Paul No. IN 1030302 power. For details, call 644.3079. For a career in Real Estate call Sell Wholesale Stuart), claimant shall deliver sufficient 201 Candace Dr., A Child to small infants for Realty World, The Real Estate 2' acre tracts zoned agri. $8,250. Ted Taylor, 241 Church St., Maitland—Tang.pers. Prop— THE STATE OF FLORIDA copies of the claim to the clerk to Maids needed full time em. working mothers or Short Agency June Porzig 3235321. Longwood— Service , Good terms, owner holding. Painting Wholesale enable the clerk to mail one copy to ptoyment. Full company NOTICE OF PETITION vacations in my home. 322.5512. Contractor Lynda L. Gilbert, Bx 1499 each personal representatIve. benefits. Start immediately. FORADOPTION Baby Sitter needed 1 or 2 nIghts ALL FLORIDA REALTY Gene Auto Repair Inc (Eugene Altamonte Dr., Altamonte Springs— TO: WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: to Ailpersonsinterestedintheestate whom a copy of this Notice of Days Inn of Sanford. I-i & SR 16. Unique Kindergarten for 5 year Roy), 290 W. Melody, Lane, Real Estate broker per wk. for retarded children. OF SANFORD REALTOR old ONLY, this fail. Best Casseiberry—Service— Auto Must be 18 orolder. Call anytime (iNKNOWN FATHER (Last Administration has been mailed are Full chg. bookkeeper Original Central Fla. Investigations Inc. Name: WISE) 2544 S. French Ave. educational opportunity in this 322.7030 Custom Portable Bldgs. (Donald Entry required, through (James J. McCloskey, T.), 83 WITHIN Financial THREE 3fl.0231,3fl.7173, 322.0779 area. 3226445 You are hereby notified that a MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Statements. Apply only if fully K. Griffin), 520 Lake Kathryn Sweetbriar Branch, Longwood—. Petition under oath, (a copy of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Assistant Manager Trainee, some Circle, Casselberry—Retail Sales Enroll now—school age children— Public Qualified to CONTROLLER, Service—Private HUMcOWNEiS: Don't lose your merchandising & retail ex in. wtiich Is deliye4d to you herewith) Kaleidoscope (Victoria R Rdck), vestigative Services P.O. Box 2076, Sanford, Fl. 32771. for summer fun—arts, 'crafts,: THISNOTlCE,tofiieanyobections credit: We have helped others to perience preferred. Excellent has been in the above com styled they may have that challenge the 5201 Ohio St., Orlando 32807& field trips. 3238121. Entertainment Guide (Gerald Court for filed the permanent find FAST CASH buyers to buy future opportunity & company Advertising Agency Will KAY who called about live in validity of the decedent's will, the their equity. We can help yop. benefits. Apply in person Cordeil), SI? Spanish Trace, mitment of Baby BG No. 1030302, a qualifIcations of the personal with retired school teacher hf Special Summer prooram for 612 James M Darker Co. Inc., 1250 5. Altamonte Springs-public 5cr. child born at St. Petersburg, representatIve, or the venue or TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Walgreen DrUg Store, 2942 again 319-5178 before 9 a.m. or East Lake St., Longwood- General vice-Entertainment Guide yrs. old including weekly Realtor. 644.2518. Orlando, Dr., Sanford, Florida, to a Licensed Child Placing lurisdiction of the court. aft. 6 p.m. Contractor ____________________________ swimming, skating, & movies. Wendy's Old Fashioned Ham. Agency for subsequent adoption, 3226645. SANFORD ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, ~ acre .igh land on St. Johns A-i Roofing & House Cleaning (John burgers (Dominic Federico, Pres.), and you are hereby commanded to OBJECTIONS NOT SOAND F ILED______________________________ _çHpHOOD CENTER.EARLY Land Sales $600 per week * WELDER Dougherty Jr. & Joseph), 6000 386 E. Hwy 436, Casselberry-. be and appear in the above Court at WILL BE FOREVER BARRED River. Split 3 BR w.den, 1g. LR, possible. Work part time. ExSeminole Avenue, Goldenrod, Roof Restaurant Recent work experience in beautiful brick FP, Sc. porth, perienced only, Please reply N. Park Ave., Sanford, Florida at & House cleaning fabrication welding. Must have Date of the first publication of this 12x19 work shop, carport, lots of Tony Copoila Assoc. Realtor Deter's Foreign CarCamelia Repair Dr., 2:00AD. P.M. on and the 24th daycause Of July Legal Notice own toots. Permanent full time The Sod Store (Wm. R. English), (Deter A. Haere), 1040 1979, to show whyNotice 1979. of Administration: June 8, trees, dock. Assumable $25,800, 3518 position. Fringe benefits. 1611 Stanley St., Longwood-Retail Casselberry-Servlce 1st mort., at 7 pct. HURRY' 1st NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR selling Irrigation and sod. Contact Personnel Dept., A. Parsons Service (Lola Parsons), said Petition should not be granted. Evelyn Conner VACATING AND ABANDONING $65,000 take all. Bonus freshly WITNESSmyharwjastheCIerkof Duda & Sons, Inc., Ovledo. 327. Allen P. Lloyd Constr. Co., 1600 17. Pt. 2 Bx 1265, Oviedo-Office work said Court and the Seal thereof, this 'As Personal Representative AN ALLEY painted. 19 River Dr., DeBpry. 21—Situations-Warded 92 Maittand-General Contractor1030 ext. 268. An Equal Op. __________________________ Wayne Beal Concrete Contr., Inc., 6th day of June, A.0. 1979. of the Estate of 668.6191. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Building portunity Employer. 200 N. Cortez Ave., Winter Springs- LbS Social Services Rachel Bozner, Deceased You will take notice that the City Rister Home Builders (Robert concrete construction College Studentsdesiring yard ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL w. Garnett White Commission of the City of Sanford, Crane's Roost Office Park Risler), 833 Lepard Trail, The Crystal Kiosk (ilidore Wilder 397 Whooping Loop work and maintenance. REPRESENTATIVE: tpeg, Real Estate Broker Florida, on June 23, 1979, in the City Maitland-Buiiding Ca11323.05000r322.0797. John OeM. Halnes Commission Room at the City Hall JOHNKRIDERASSOC. _____________________________ Co.) Suite 5.3361 Belvedere Road, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701 Winderweedle, Hanes, Ward Different Strokes Design West Palm Beach-Loca' EM PLOY MENT in the CIty of Sanford, Florida, will 107W. Commercial Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Waliprinting (J. Martin Bailey), 690 Altamonte Mall-Retell Sales & Woodmen, P.A. consider and determine whether or Phone 322-7USanford Clerk of Circuit Court 24Susiness Opportunities Sandipiper, Lane, Casseiberry-. p.o. Box seo not the City will close, vacate and Seminole County, Florida _____________________________ Service ________________________________ Winter Park, FL 32790 SANFORD: $28,500. 3 Bdrm., 1 abandon any right 01 the City and By: Terry D. Cox !i French Ave. J23-3176 Legal Notice ___________________________ Kiddie Karousel (Robert E Long), For lease-Well established Telephone: (305) 644.6312 bath, Carport, nice neighbor. the public in and to an East-West Circuit Court 182 Oxford Rd., Fern Park-Chit's restaurant, fully equipped. Seats PublIsh June 8, 15, 1979 hood, My equity & assume low alley lying between San Carlos Seminole County, Florida resale clothing In excess of 100. Prime local Ion Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND (SEAL) DEK-36 ____________________ Avenueand San Marcos Avenue and rate loan at $87 mo. 2nd mtg. McNeil Roofing (James W. Mc. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, in Sanford. (305) 323.5434 days; negotiable, 323.6235 between Second Street and Fourth FICTITIOUS NAME Neil), Harrison St.. Oviedo-Sub FLORIDA (305) 830.8394 after 8p.m. NOTICEOFINTENTTO Street, more particularly described Publish June 8, 15, 29, 29, 1979 contractor-Roofing Notice is hereby gIven that I em as follows: CASE NO. 79-?29.CA-20.E REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME DEK.3S Eli Porth, O,D., 2830 Case Aloma In Re: The Adoption ef engaged In business at P.O. Box 1235 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 29—Rooms That certain East.West alley lying Way, Winter Park- Doctor of RYAN ALLEN AYERS, the undersIgned, desiring to engage Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, between Block 23 and BlOCK 2, IflbUslflSISUflderthIkfttIos name Osteopathy under Ih. fIctitious name 01 BOB'S minor. PD 1. Pg. 120, Public of Waiter M. Price, 7467 Blue Backef IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SERVICES NOTICE OFACTION K W TRUCKING COMPANY at Sanford. Gracious living from $28 intend Place, Orlando 32807-Roofing namethat with Ithe EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- register said and Clerkto ofRecords Florida, of Seminole County, 1300 French Avenue, Sanford, TO: STEPHEN ALLEN AYERS weekly. Utilities Included. 5005. Hamilton R. Fish, 695 Douglas 11*1108 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the Circuit Court, Seminole County, 0 cO NCR Corporation Florida, 32771, intends to register Oak. 3229623; 841.7883. Rd., Persons Interested Altamonte Springs-. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida in accordance wIth Main & K Streets the said name with the Clerk of the and be heard at the time Physician-internal Medicine File No. 79-124-CA-09.J provisions of the FIctitIous Name specified. Dayton, OH 43409 and place Circuit Court of Seminole County, Ronald S. Hoffman, 695 DOuglas DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon $65.09 30-Apartments Unfurnished ____________________________ Florida. Rd., Altamonte City Commission of the Springs-. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, Florida Statutes 1937. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DATED this 25th day of May, A-FHA.235-Conv. Horns Physician-Internal Medicine City of Sanford, Florida 51g. Bobby C. Massey Plaintiff, a petition has been filed In the AD,, 1979. By: Rosa M. Rotundo .. SANFORD COURTAPTS Noah's Ark (James 0. Hill 8. Publish June 8, 15, 22, 29, 1979 Low Down Payment Worth Allen Yates, Sr. Deputy CIty Clerk Awad winning "energy efficient" Robbie J. Hill), 410 Diane Ct., oftheabovenamedrnlnorassetout DEK.37 above-styled Court for the adoption ALMA MERRIMAN, deceased, of _____________________________ ___________________________ Publish June I, 1979 PublIsh June 1, 8, 15, 22, 1979 Casseiberry-Springs 1 BR, ground floor, color coPlaza in said petition, and You are corn. al., Cash for your iotl WIjI build'ôn DEK-il Shopping Center, 434 Loflgwood- manded to serve a ordinated appliances, attic Defendants. 'IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DEH.41 your lot or our lol. -. your Retail Sales storage. 13 built.ln power SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ii TN1CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR written defenses, if NOTICE OF SALE YEnterprise, Inc. DAVID savers. Many security features. PROBATE DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Lincoln Lincoln Chumbley & KERBEN, Petitioner's Attorney, Mede1Jnç Realtor NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN 64-4.3013 Aoc. (Elmer P. LIncoln 6. James that File Number 79-207-CP 323.3301. PROBATE DIVISION 11$ E. Robinson Street, Orlando, FL the real property situated in Division PROBATE DIVISION C. Chumbley), 555$ N. Orlando File Number 79-214-CP SANFORD: $28,500. 3 fldrm.). I 32801, before the 19th day Seminole County, Florida, described IN File Number 1.1S3-Cp 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, RE: ESTATE OF Division bath, carport, nice nelbh. Avenue, Lonuwood-Advertising June, 1979, and file the original as follows: Division Agency on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Dorothy Ann Schuster Stevens IN RE: ESTATE OF borhood, My equity & assume with the Clerk of this Court eIther Lot 35, SLEEPY HOLLOW, IN RE: ESTATE OF ac Blvd. 17-92 Sanford. Call Petal Pushers (Joyce M. Stalford before service on Deceased LEONE E. GILBERTS lowrateloanat $87 mo. 2nd mtg. spid cording to the plat thereOf as JOHN A. ENGLAND, JR. 3238670 Mariner's Village. negotiable. 323622$. & Athina C. Dever), 90$ Manatee Irnmediately thereafter; otherwise recorded in Plat Book 1$, pages NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Deceased TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Court, Altamonte Springs-. a default may be entered against and 65, Public Records of Seminole CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO NOTICE ALL OF PERSONS ADMINISTRATION Deceased Artificial Flowers you the relief prayed for in the County, Florida. HAVING NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 31-Apartments Furnished, Looking for garden equipment? Signature Homes Inc. (Charles M. petition, THE ABOVE Read today's classified ads for ESTATE AND ALL CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO ALL PERSONS HAVING will be sold cash in hand to the Clark Jr.), 2$) Live Oaks Blvd., good buys. WlTNESSmyhandandth.s,ealof highest and best bidder at the west OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Apts. 'for Senior CItlzs. ó Cesselberry-BuIlding contractor this Court at Sanford, Seminole door of the Seminole County IN THE ESTATE: OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL town, clean & FOR RENT See C M F Ceramic Tile Inc. (Charles County, Florida, this 15th day Of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE ESTATE, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, Veigle, PR), $30 Marigold Rd., May, 1979. Nice) BR, 1½ b, good section. $295 Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto at that the administration of the estate YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE ESTATE: 11:00A.M. July 2, ltl9hyArthur of Dorothy Ann Casselberry-Sub contractor-tile (SEAL) Aye, mo. + deposit, Schuster Stevens, thattheadminlstrationofth,estate '0U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED H. Beckwlth, Jr., Clerkof the Circuit deceased, File Number 79-201-CP, Green Acres Lawn Maint. & Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Is of LEONE E. GILBERTS, that theadministration of the estate Court of the Eighteenth Judicial pending in the, CircuIt Court Design (R E Criswell 8. MARKHAM WOODS RD. 1 BR turn apt. Air, water pd Clerk of the Circuit Court deceased, File Number 79.214.CP, Is of JOHN A, ENGLAND, JR., Circuit, in and Sullivan), ISO Overbrook Dr., 3 BR, 2 b, country Adults, no pets. siio mo., $100 Seminole County, Seminole County, Florida, Probate By: Cynthia Proctor pending In the Circuit Court for deceased, File Number 79153.Cp, Is Florida, Casselberry Public ServIce-acres. Stable & pasture + cute security. 323.4947. Deputy Clerk Final Division, the address of which Is Seminole County, Florida, Probate pending In the Circuit Court for Judgment entered by the Lawn Maintenance cottage. See this todayl $130,000. Eighteenth Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole Division, the address of which is Seminole County, Florida, Probate Publish May 18,258. June 1.8, 1979 Sanford Adults. Studio, Air, w.w Kinco (Gene Lincoln & EdIth JudicIal Florida, Circuit ininand Seminole County Courthouse. Post Office Seminole County Courthouse, Division, the address of whIch is DEJ.SI County, the for case carpet, residential area. $139 Cole), Pt. 7, 6* 439, W. Lake LIKE THE Drawer C, Sanford, Florida, The Sanford, FlorIda. The personal Seminole County Courthouse, P.O. mo, 3238019. "WIDE OPEN" SPACES? DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND personalrepressntativeofte$t Brantley Rd., Maitland-Service-. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF repressntativeoftheestatelsJOHN Drawer C, Sanford, Fl, 32771. The Maintenance MIAMI, 10 acre farm land w.mobile hofl) is SHERI FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Plaintiff, vs. ALMA MERRIMAN, address isLUND KERNEY, whose EDWARDJONE5,whoseaddressls personalrepresentativeoftheestat, Magnolia Oaks Landscaping FLORIDA. Will throw in goats, chlcken4 5301 Hoperlta, is Patsy Kelley England, whose Orlando, P.O. Box 3$, Casselberry, Florida deceased, of (Michael Hammonds), $06 Osceola Defendants, whIch 32—Houses Unfurnished rabbits AND tractor. Ne$ Florida. The name and address is Co P.O. CASE NO. 79-963-CA.09.K Box $80, Winter _____________________________ address of 32707. The name and address of the Park, Fl. case bears Civil Action No. Geneva. $35,750. 32190. The name and ad79.0121. the personal representative's at. personal repres.ntative's attorney FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND CA.09.J. dress 4 BR, 2 bath, C-air. Screened torney are set forth below, the personal represen. are set forth below. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF 'TITUS- (SEAL) STEMPER Swimming pool, Lake Monroe AGENC All persons having claims VILLE, Titusville, Florida, a cor All persons having claims or tative'satsorn,yares,forffi0 Arthur H. Beckwlth, (2nd house from lakefront) $350 demands against the estate are demands against the All persons having claims or poration organized and existing Clerk of the Circuit REALTOR 322-4991 required, mo. 107 N. MellonyllI,. WITHIN THREE requIred, WITHIN estate are demands against th. estate are under the laws of the UnIted States Court MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICdTHREE required, FROM WITHIN of America, THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS THE DATE OF Eves S62.34ss 322.i95 By: Eve Crabtree ONE BEDROOM THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Plaintiff, Deputy Clerk UNFURNISHED HOUSE OF THIS THE NOTICE, FIRST PUBLICATION OF vi, THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk to tile with the clerk Publish June I, 15, 1979 FIRST TIME OFFER 3 BR, 2 fuf 3224747 of the above court a written of the above FOREST 0. MITCHELL and SUE OEK-39 written baths, spotlessly clean, sti of the above statem of court a written any claim or demand statement of any claim or demand ANN MITCHELL. his wife, COM. 3 BR, 26, air, stove, ref. ChIldren saver kit. w.eye level mic,, -...."n Amer. Homes J".r...- lw.-. they may have. Each claIm must be claim demand DINED MORTGAGE 8. REAL-F*accepted, Sfl.5e range.n On full 'ast & "ey may) ae...nzsi 'n must be they may have, Each claim must be In for the and must the basis writing must security. (alI aft 5, 322-1981. Steven F. Woodis&wf NancyN., Lot CO., a Florida corporation, AMER. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT basis claIm, theIndIcate name and for theand claim, theIndicate the in writing range, 1g. ref. & D.W, ext. c1ov44 and must indicate the 1), 61k 0, Sterling Park Un. 3. ICAN STEEL FENCE CO., INC. OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA address of the creditor or his agent address of the creditor name space. Priced right, won't last. $48,300. and basis for the claim, the name and ORLANDO, a Florida corporatIon, CASE NO. C17&2654'CA49.J Clean 3 BR, 2 bath, garage, $31,500. his agent address of the creditor and the amount' or attorney, and the amount his agent John M. Norman & wt Linda to d ba AMERICAN STEEL FENCE COMBANK-WINTER PARK, Central Alt, fenced backyard. Kenneth W. Marten & attorney, andIsthe Margo H,, CO., SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSclaimed. If the claim Is not yet duL claimed. If the claim is not yet due, claimed. If the claIm notamount yet due, security deposit, $325 mo. $62OWNER HEADING (or mouss. Plaintiff, the Lt 26. 61k G, Foxmoor UnIt 1, date when it will become due the date when it will become due the date when it will become due PITAL, SUN BANK OF SEMI. 993 or 3221141. talns. Cute 3.1 wig. yd. & plent,4 $42,000 NOLE, NA. shall be stated. If the claim Is shall be stated. If the claim is shall be stated, It the claim is SIDNEY L. VIHLEN, JR. and of shade, storage galore, Quie% JamesW, McIlvaIn&wf Sarah to contingent or urlilquldated, the contingent or unllquidated, the contingent Defendants. JANICE K, VIHLEN, his wIfe, but easy access Daniel C. Davis, sgl., Lt 5, 61k F, I-I & down, 33-44ouses Furnished nature of thi uncertainty shall be nature of the uncertainty shall be nature of the uncerta!r.t', untiquldated, NOTICE OF ACTION shallthe be Unexceiled vaIue Oakland Shores, ,f:(rAddn., Defendants. ita'sd, if the claim Is secured, me TO: FOREST 0. MITCHELL s2s,s00. $50,800. NOTICE OP SALE stated. It shall the claim is secured, the stated. If the claim Is secured, the security shell be described, The SecurIty and SUE ANN MITCHELL Wolfram, wld. James Wm. be descrIbed. The security shall be described. 2 BR, The 1V2 bath NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that claimant shell deliver sufficient claimant shall deliver suffIcIent tlalmint shall deliver suffIcient Address: Unknown FUTURE HOME OR SUMMERS BeicherJr.&wtCherylA.a. Esther onthe2Sthdayofjun,,at 11:00a.m. copies of the claim to Y the clerk to copies of the claim to the clerk to copies of the claim to the clerk to 3223.09 ARE NOTIFIED that an at the West Front door HOME,7acre$locatedon,pring A. Abrams, wid., E½of Lot 2120. P. actIon ef the enablethscterkto mailon.copy to snabletheclsrktomallonecopy to snablethscl.rktomalionecopy to fad lake in the Swop. Land Co. Flat Black Ham. the foreclose a mortgagi on Courthouse of Seminole County, at each personal N. each personal representative, following descrIbed property Carolina. $11,900, mock, $10,500. Sanford, Florida, the undersigned each personal representatIve, All -_ persons interested in the estate All persons Interested In th. S.mldole Couhty, Florida estate Robert C. Free & ClerkwIllotferfor$alethefoling All persons interested In the estat• whom a copy of this Notice of to whom a copy of this Notice BUSINESS Lot 23, Block I, R.plat of Sheet 1 descrIbed real property: Ralph F.Cooper& *1 Joanne L.. Lot OPPORTUNITY this Notice of Administration has been mailed are Administration has been mailed we and 2,FOURTH NORTH ORLANDO TOWNParcel 1: Owner must sell or trade due to,.0 177 0. P. Swope Land Co. Piat 01 SITE. ADDITION, VILL. Administration has been mailed we Daytona Boach-Hutchlson ocean required, WITHIN THREE required, WITHIN Black Hammock, $33,500. The Eastone-halfofLot9, Block 4, MONTHS FROM THE health. Radijlor ixpair & cartfr THREE required, front Apts. weekly. Call WITHIN THREE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE AGE OF NORTH ORLANDO, as John P. J.rvey, It. Tier 6, Town of Sanford as clean. Exc, location, good accts.s ' DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF if no ans. (O4) 252.9412, recorded THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Copley recorded Plat Book 14, Pages $33, in Flat Johnson, LI 12, BIB C, SterlIng Book 1, page 58, Ps"lIc THi5NOTICE,$OfiI,Iflyebji0i, THISNOTlCE,tofiieaflyobjec$io Park and 6, of the Public Records of Records of Seminole County, they Un. 2, 511,000. THI5NOTICE,toflleaflyobjec,jfl may have that challenges the they may have that challenge Seminole County, Florida Florida. Wm. 8. Fritz & Freda Rlgsbee to the they may have that challenge the —WantBd Rent validIty of the decedent's will, the validity of the MS bUn filed agaInst you and you Frederic Stanley Jr., W 112.49' of will, the validity of the decedent's will, the _____________________________ together with all structures, Im. qualifications of the personal qualificalionsdecedent's of the personal qualifications of the personal 10.7' of E½of Lot 3, 81k A, W. Brutts defenses, if any, to It Ofl STEPHEN and appurtenances on said land or lurlsdlclion of the court. lurlsdlctton of the court. lurisdiction of the court. Addn. LW etal. 3 parcels, $135,000. M. BREWER, of HENDERSON & used In conlunctlan therewith, dog. Long term lease Oct. 1. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND (QCD) Chattie G. Lycans, sgl. to MATHENY, 302 South Washington ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Cell 322-5109 The aforesaid sale will be made OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Floyd W. & Ruth K, Fuller, W 3$' of Avenue, P.O. Box 8.534, Titusvllie, pursuant to a Final Judgment en- WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Lot Ii Watts Farm, Si3OOO. Florida on or before the 74th day of WILL BE FOREVER BARRED tired Clvii No. 7S2U1CA-O9-J Date ci the first publication of this Date of the first publication of this Date of the first publication of this Kent Moeller, to 1971 and file the orlginai with now pending In the Circuit Court of Notice of AdmInistration: June 111, Notice of AdmInistration: June 1, Notice of AdministratIon: June MIchael 0. Haddix, igl., Lot 027. the Clerk of the Court either before the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In 1979. . 1979. 1979 service parcel of land in Sec ii'n Plaintiffs attorney or and for Seminole County, FlorIda. Sheri lund Kern.y John Edward Jones Patsy Keiley England Gary M. Brown & wI Judy to Immediateiy thereafter; oth.rwi DATEDthis3Qth(3ayof May, 1979. As Personal Representative As Personal Representative Personal Reprssentatiy Edson Jackson & wf Heather, Lots a default wihll be entered against (SEAL) Pirii...at 01 the Estate of 01 the Estate of of the Estate of 71133.81kG, Saniando Springs Tr. YOU for the relief demanded In the Arthur H. Bckwllh, Jr. Dorothy Ann Schter Stevens LEONE E. GILBERTS Complaint. 16,2nd repl., $4,500, JOHN A. ENGLAND. JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court Deceased Deceased Deceased Forrest -I. Greene to Edson WITNESS, my hand and seal at Dy: June I. Curtis ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Jackson 1 wf 'leather, Lois 7311 24, this Court on the 22nd day of May, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL • Deputy Clerk REPRESENTATIVE: REPRESENTATIVE: REPRESENTATIVE: 61k 0, TI'. 76, 2nd repi. Sanlando 1979. VAN DEN BERG, GAY & E. DAVID KEMP L. W, CARROLl.,, JR. 850. JAMES L. FLY of Springs, si,s. (SEAL) BURKE, P,A. Andr.ws, Smothers & Kemp, PA, CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS I Winderweedle, Names, The Babcock Co. to Donna M. Arthur H. Dackwitli, Ir Ward & Post Office Dos 793 $01 North Magnolia Avenue OWEN Woodm.n, P.A. Clerk of Circuit court Miller, sgl., t.oI 234 Windward Sq., Orlando, Florida 3180) Jele a Ironing company with ,eQd walking Suite 402 P.o. Box 3$ P.O. Box sec $45200. By: Cynthia Proctor Attorneys for Plaintiff ceheltions lad liberal benefits. Handy location Orlando FlorIda 32802 Casselberry, Florida 37707 Winter Park, Fl. 32790 in Lenewsed. ma. Apply fe Even, Entr., Inc. to Walter J. 3054237656 D.'puty Clerk Telephone: (305) 819-0310 UNI-PAK CORP. Telephone: (305) 8345700 Telephone: 3034444313 Sullivan & wf Winifered M., Lt 41. PublIsh May 251 June I, I, IS, 1979 Publish: June 1. I. 1979 il') N. tiwy, IP, Leniweed, Fla. Publish June 1. 6. 1979 Publish June 1, I, 1,79 PublIsh: June 8, 15, 1979 Wekiva Hills, Sec. Seven, 571,966. DE) III DEK.16 DEK-12 OEK.1S DEK-29 Occupational Licenses - U U U U U U U WW Itime ................. U - ' - lconsecutiv.ftmes .... I a - . - - - - • as i i i.u.uI.SSIII•U — ______________________________________________________________ - - - Spacious 3.2 home at 20)8 Elizabeth Court has been REDUCED to 8.42.500, Estate sale. REALTY -- Owner transferring from prestigious IDYLLWILDE. This very desirable home needs another loving family. Price reduced to $63,000. __________________________ - This English Estates home has EVERYTHING' Family room with fireplace, covered pool plus much more. ASSUMABLE 7', pct. mortgage. Price? Only $82,000. - -- win - - __________________________ 11.12 Commercial property. $775 per front foot. Terms. 15 acre grove. $3,500 per acre. 29 pct. down. - - - Raborn REALTY REALTOR 377 4000ML5 - '.' — T ' 3 BEDROOM 1 BATH. WITH CARPORT, HARDWOOD FLOORS, AWNING WINDOWS. CLOSE TO SHOPPING. $25,500. - - . AAA . 2 BEDROOM MOBILE ON ACRE, WHISPERING PINES AT LAKE GEORGE. $12,900. f 3 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WITH SCREENED PORCH AND LARGE BARN ON ALMOST S ACRES. PAVED ROAD NEAR AIRPORT. ONLY $37,900. ç. - - Legal LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE. LARGE OAK TREES AND ON CREEK. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE. ONLY $49,500. _______________________ - ROBBIE'S - 3 BEDROOM 1½ BATH, 2 STORY HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM. NEAR DOWNTOWN, $21,900. - REALTY - _________________________ may appear the 24 HOUR 1]] 3229283 MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, POOL, COVERED PATIO, 'CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT, - PRIVACY FENCE. VALENCIA CT. $38,900. - copy of - any, on . - - NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME, CEN. TRAL AIR AND HEAT, CAR. PETS, DUE FOR COMPLE. liON AUGUST 1st. 8.39.000. on or on SEIGLER REALTY - 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford attorney or - roomy. for for estate on. ' i _________________________ course, $69,900. L1 ON MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE This immaculate custom built spacious 4 BR, 2': bath, large family room, very desirable neighborhood, beautifully manicured large corner lot, Ct-f. CA, w-w carpet, 2 car garage, kitchen equipped, extra large closets, many cabinets, cent. vacuum system and many other extras. Price to sell fast, 8.68.900 Shown by appointment Hunt Realty, Inc. site, cor. tot, shaded and con veniently located near school & shopping. $12,000 OPENHOUSE 1-5 i0l2MyrtleAve, 2 BR, lB w-sun porch, close to everything downtown. Exc. cond. in quiet neighborhood, $27,500. New 233 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualIfied buyer. $30,000 to $38,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2217. Peaceful Country Trees plus lake, pool plus sauna. Living with all other comforts. Huge 3 BR. 30 home plus Mottier in law cottage on Lk. Butler in Volusia County. $99,000. CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 7198 - 300' from river, SurrOunded by lovely homes. $20,000 , Inc. REALTOR, MLS -323-5774 Day or Niqht STENSTROM REALlY on Jr. UNBELIEVABLE 7 BR, I bath home in Geneva on Iacres with small pond & extras? Stone fireplace, sauna, DR. Fia Rm., Porch, 1g. BR's, (3) C.H&A systems & everything imaginable' BPP WARRANTED, Yours for $165,000? BOATERS AHOY See this to make your dreams come true. Enterta:nment room Is Only 21x56, with indoor water fall & fish pond, swimming pool enclosed. ONLY $125,000. SU1NY DAYSI 3 BR, 1'-', Bath Home on large Iotl Central air. w.w carpet, pan. FR, w. Fireplace, coy, patio and grill and Morel BPP WARRANTED. Shiny Deal for $39,900? Seeing is believing. The truly breathtaking beauty of a paradise on earth! We're not exaggerating, lust a 15 mm. ride from Sanford & you are trans. pomied to WONDER LAND. Let us dive you details. 8.96.500. JUST LISTED? 1 BR, 3'.: Bath Home with everything imaginable Feature? Pool & Patio? Lg. FR with wet bar, DR, eq. eat.in kitchen and huge BR's? Much More? BPP WARRANTED. Only $90,000. View of 1k. Dupont in Deitona. This 3 BR home in Deltona is 6 yrs. young, C.H&A, city water & sewer, with a nice sc. patio. The price is right? $32,500. TERRIFIC? 1 BR, 1',, bath home in Washington Oaks with central _______ HOME SITES NEAR 127 AND NOLAN RD. 5.5,000. SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM. $29,900! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA'I'ES - JOIN ANFORD'5 SALES LEADER! WE' iST & SELL - JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1! Sanford's Sales Leader TEN (10) ACRES OFF LEMON BLUFF RD. PARTIALLY CLEARED AND ONLY 8.22.700? ADJACENT TEN ACRES ALSO AVAILABLE? 120 ACRES I MILE EAST OF OSTEEN' 5)50,000! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO I! Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Branch Office 323.2222 FORREST GREENE INC. REA..TORS 8306833 or 339.4711 eves. 45-A--(jt of State Property -. 323-2222 Branch Office 2565 PARK Altamonte Area, secluded residential site. 100 x 125, trees, 56.000 322-2420 For sale by owner. 4 BR, 16, w-w carpet, air. 2100 block Summerlin, Sanford. Call after 5:30 & weekends. $17,500. 323-670?. * AUCTION * .ree listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy. N. C. 28906 court a ._ BROKER 46—CommerCial Property Sales - .. .. . '76 Dodge Van. 6 cyl Auto AC PS. Custom interior Must sell fhiS week $3400 373 5231 , SUPER SALE Fri..Sat June 89 78)6 Oranote Way. Apopka (off 41)) SomethIng for everyone baby to adult. 77—Junk Cars Everything Sale including 2 garages & contents of 2 houses at Old W. 3rd St. grocery. Fri until?? 3)3 S3?J 47—Real Estate Wanted 3238188 Eves. Don't miss this garage sale. Sat., June 9, 9 a m till. Unusual items 79th & NavIgator at Airport Losing your home credit? I wIll catch up back payments & buy equity 32202)6, Yard Sale Fri. & Sat. 9 to S 21235. Lake Ave 323.7611 * A •HOUSE WANTED. . a . . - - S I r,'ncti ii? 9?) Sanfor:t D,iytona Beach, will hold ,i public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 1 30 It's the only One ri F' or ida You set the reserved price Call 904 Ii for further details JUST Mx'XE PAYMENTS '69 t, 75 models Call 319 9100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) ________ - -. - - '75 Plymouth Very good cond $1,900 Call 37? 1496 197) Chev Caprice V8 PIT. PS, PW Good dependable trans New inspection sticker 5550 322 8576 between 8 a m & 6 p iii . . VA'! TONA AUTO AUC TiC Hwy 9?. I nile west of Speedwa-, - ________ aft. I. 323 I#37 ?13S 8—Autos for Sale Are you a full time driver with a part time car? Our classifieds ore loaded with good buy for YOU. 10" Range & hood avocado. Exc. Cond $75 The Real Estate Agency REALTORS ONE OWNER 323117) * Auction Sundays 8 P M Sanford Ave at Hwy 177 Consignments Welcome We Sell Estates Kellogs Auction Sales 323 7050 MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 54—Garage * HWy 46 West. Sanford 32) 5620 KENMORE WASHER— Paris Service. Used Machines, REALlY WORLD. - Dell's Auction Center ___________________ Business in home on 17.91 south of DeBary. 4 acres, more or less, w700 plus It. Hwy. frontage, Suitable for garagebudy shop & car lot. Excellent terms w owner 1912 lord P U 100 PS, PIT Auto. w camper top 8 C B $1500 or best offer 323 4947 DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY STAY LATE ON SALE- NEW twin size box s'ings & mattress $23.9S ca. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322 8721, Orlando 327-1577 79—TruCks. Trailers Child's wardrobe chest student I desk, T V '5. radios, more beautiful ceramic items. lamps. sectional LR set, easy chars & all kinds of niisc items 51—Household Goods Sanford 321.0702 SALE - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 123 3866 or 323 77' -- , FRI. 7:30 P.M. 7439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford In Need of Repairs REALTORS 72—Auction ____________________________________ - FIVE—S ACRE MINI RANCH SITE CORNER SIPES & MARQUETTE. LOW AS $27,000 EACH. LOW DOWN—TEN YEARS TO PAY! ONE OR ALL' CALL TO SELECT YOURS TODAY? MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! S CASH $ Paying 516 & up men's, $8 & up womens class rings Also buying Wedding bands, sterling & any marked gold Any cond 678 2232 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. REALTY ONE (I) ACRE IN CITY ON FUL TON ZONED COMMERCIAL, GC 2. CLEARED, CAPPED WELL, GREAT POTENTIAL? ONLY 8.5.600! per . ' S PC BR suite new. 8.239; 5 pc. LR new. $399. Loveseat 541.95 & up. 7 Pc, dinettes, 549.95 & up; Ret. 8.50 & up; El. Stove, 5408. up; full size draperies, 8.10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.97 So. of Sanford, 322 812). WOODED HOME SITE NEAR SEMINOLE HIGH. 55.500. STEN STROM heat, w-w carpet, DR. pantry. Large LR, porch, and Much More! BPP WARRANTED. Just borhood. All this & CH 8. CA. $41,500' 2435': S. French (1797) Sanford 323 5321 I ACRE NEAR LAKE GEORGE AND WELAKA, ZONED MOBILE. $6,900 financing. $125,000 OVER 125 SALES THRU MAY 1979 BEAUTIFUL3 BR,2 bath home in Idyliwilde? Relax in enclosed pool & patio area' C-H&A w w carpet, Fla. Pm., eat-n kit., & every imaginable feature? BPP WARRANTED. A Dream come true for $68,000. .arry's Marl, 7t5 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig stoves, tools Beds, ObI motel box sprirgs & mattresses $30 set Sanford Auction 1215 5. French, 323-73-40. DUPLEX LOT, WOODED NEAR SEMINOLE HOSPITAL. 57.500 -. 77 Yamaha POMC 'SO meg wheels, faring, drive shaft, 59 ni gal $1 100 323 (*239 , Req Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 321 0759 Alt. Hrs. 3fl 7643,322 4869 - _______________ 78-Mot0CYCi(5 Cash 322-4132 WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 3tSE First St. 322 5622 CORNER ACRE, PAVED ROAD, LAKE COUNTY NEAR WEKIVA RtvtR $8900. BATEMAN REALTY 43—LotsAcreage 68—Wanted to Buy Wrangler Jeans Sate $1099 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Av. 322 519) Sanford 321-0640 ___________________ GEORGIA The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Large lot—trees, city water & sewer. 8.11.500 William Meticz'st-.! R!!cr 322 7953 See our beautiful new BARRING TON w lap Siding 8, shingk' roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 323 5200 VA & FHA Financing c c') of Homes SO—Miscellaneous for Sale -- SEIGLER REALTY 2565 REALTORS PARK at, 42—Mobile ea. Harold Hall Realty MOUNTAIN LOTS Hide-away 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 Floridat Call us for more information. REALTY WORLDI Deltona-- Swimming pool, 2 full baths,Fla Rm..DR,2IargeBR, &altached garage highlight this immaculate home 538.800. Assumable mortgage Owner Realtor Assoc (901)7360383 RIVER FRONT build your dream home. Has a scenic view of the St. Johns River. 2 lots 85* 170 ea. Frontage on deep water canal 2524 PARK DR. 322 2118 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 322 0648 322 9784 2 BR, 1 bath house completely renovated, over sized lot, Owner hold mortgage. 91) Elm, 322-2780. ________________________ Realty Transfers DUPLEX & QUADRAPLEX bldg. PEALTOR ML 171 606) or eves 323 0517 - or recreation room. 2 biks to golf schools & bus. Nice neigh. _______________________ pursuant to a M. Unsworth Realty corning top stove, beamed ceiiing in LR & DR. Pool above ground, new liner, all eqpt. stays, patio carpeted, 7 fruit trees, walking distance to stores, Sanford 321-0640 Orlahdo 3271577 on - Build to suit - our lot or yours, FHA-VA,FHA 2336. 243 floor tile, recessed lighting, - - for - LOCH ARBOR— Custom 42 in Sanford's finest section is only 6 yrs old. 1632 pool w 1200 s. ft. cool deck, 4th BR is ideal for 2105 sq. ft. of living, remodeled kit w-butcher block cabinets, new Sanford 321-0702 for very 522,500, beautifully landscaped, near golf course & schools. $51,750. BROKER in RETIREES 2 BR, fenced, many fruit trees Alum storage shed. . 43—Lots-Acreage 41—Houses GREAT WINTER HOME FOR New listing ldyllwilde, 4.2 lm maculate home on cor. lot, _______________________ 41—Houses - Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR. 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor. nursing home & downtown 8.27.500, excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 3226457 or 3227111 aft 5. Jim 2 BR, FR, OVER ACRE WOODED W-CREEK RUN. NING THROUGH PROPERTY IN THE COUNTRY. 8.27.500. - 41—Houses - & touch of SOUTHERN COMFORT comes with this older 2', story home at 709 Oak Avenue. First time offered. $28,500. . - 41—Houses Removed Top Dollar Paid for junk 8. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 322 5990 — From $10 to $50 Call 322.1621; 322-1460 FOR SALE 1978 Chevrolet Caprice Estate SW Excellenl condition. p w. p I cruise, am fin stereo. 9 passenger. low ,:iileaqe For informa?in,i call 37) 8700 __________ - ----- ------- il Mustang Mark I 351 Cleveland 4 barrel Fair Conti 51.200 32? ).4,S9 after S u ni '68 VW Bug Cocjd :nfl,in'c,iI cond 61,000 mi Best oIler 322 166). 377 5536 - ''-- --- -- --- . -. 16 Malibu, Io,ided AM FM. et 53.000 or best oIler 373 4947 _ -- - - Garage Sale Sat 9105 306 lammy Dr., Sanford 47-A--Mrtgages Bought &Sokl WILL BUY EXISTiNG 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES P Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 825 No I D Wyrnore Rd., Altamonte. 862 7483 SECOND MORTGAGES $4,000 to $100,000 Garage Sale. Sat 9 S Itam., baby items, toys, lawn mower, port T V , many household Items, Clothes 702 Dogwood Dr., ldyllwildc Air Conditioning 3 Fern Garage Sale. Sat., June 9 9 4 106 Brentwood Dr. (Idyitwilde) CenfralHeat&AIrCond Free Est Call Carl Harris at While you are out browsing at SEARS, Sanford 322)711 garage sales don't miss REVERSE AUCTION at 2621 S. Sanford Aye, or you'll miss bargains, bargains? Open at noon daily, Sat 10 5, 372 1191. TO IS YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 1 800 4371002 Lawn Maintenance ____________________ Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 Certified L awn 8 L andsrap.' FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 323 8119 ill 009* -.__ - - MOWING & I AHDSCAF'INC. Beauty Care Frenate TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Licensed Mortgage Broker 2323 So. U.S. I Titusville, FL 55—Boats & Accessories for Sale Executive desk, chair, credenza perfect cond., $800, for all; Saxon photo copier, $200, Hammond organ, 5)50; Portable humidifier, $25; Firm on all prices. Call 834 4105 after 6 p.m. & weekends, 632 Oakhurst SI., Altamonte Spgs. PAINT INC. CAP PU4 TRY CUSTOM CABINETS Fret' Est 313 0479 after 5 30 Appliances STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. 50—Miscellaneous Home Improvement - ROBSON MARINE 7971 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 37711 KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe useful, no longer needed items with a Herald Classified Ad Call 323261) or 831-9993. formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 F 1st St., 32 5712 Lawn Set-vIce _________________________________ - CeramiC •flle General MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yr-s. Exp. 8698547 - - Alteratlonv, Dressmaking 15' Fiberglass Boat 35 hp like new Includes 6 gal. can, El start, tilt trailer. coy top, plus many extras. 372 1176 aft S 5.450 Drapes, Upholstery 122 0707 - ROSE -- - - - - 1)8 M AWN CARL Residential & Com,niercial 322 5512 'essmaking ______________________ L.nrids(,ping specialists. top Soil 8 till dirt lawn niCint & trec trinnnnii:g 37) 2948 Ught Hauling ____________________________ Yard Debris, Trdsh APPhanCes&MI,, Exterior Cleaning _____________ -..a.J. statement of any - or — . writing in HOMESITES ACREA& ---. MULTI-FAMILY- . - or . or attorney, or wf , AUCTION Saturday June 9th 11:00 a.m. Inspection June 2 • 3 7 8 1-6 p.m. - to • __________________________ to mountains of ripresentative, wf Janice to 36—Resoet Prerty to in ________________________ to - in June, IJ NI-PA K CORP. on u Op.ithts Avoilcbl, For: - * MACHINISTS * EQUIPMBIT FAUiCATOIS/wEW[ * CONVEYOR MECHANICS - - I , - - . - - . - - . -, -- . - . . ' .. -: - — : - .. - ' . __; . - Piano for sale console, upright Krohler-Campbell. 6 mos. old. 5Y0 or fin. $51 tor 2 yrs. 323-2260 or 323-5109. Guitars, Drums, Banios. Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Dallas Dise. Center inc. 2202 French Ave. 322.2255 • AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3229141 Eves after 68. weekends FILL DIRT&TOp SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 373 1510 66-A—Pasture_Land Pasture for Rent Sanford area, $23 mo. 1316634 67—Livestock-Poultry Phone (305) 8623363 Laying Hens Rhode Island Red Leghorns (33) 349 5761 - - Glenn A. Blackmore Registered Real Estate Broker 68—Wanted to Buy • WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 3fl 1121 • ' ' • DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates, (30513279440 Painting by Anthony Corin" Inn tenor. .exlerio, qi,aiitied in ,Ifl phases Frt'e Est Call 3270071 - DAVE s PAINTING Trim your house, $145 I d. sers good paint & Ref. 33) 5529 Home improvements Piumbi.g Service Retired man- Small repair work Roofing & painting. Free Est. Call anytime 323 8513 INSULATION - • Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Inc. P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood, FIa. 32750 __________________________ - • • ANIMAL HAVEN Dog 8. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control Pet Supplies, dog houses, inSulOted, sha4y Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond cages 32's 5752. 62—Lawn-Garden Rain or Shine Sale on Property Under Tent For Plats Brochures information I - ... • Plantation Estates • 49 Parcels • Zoned A-i • Road Frontage 107 Acres • 1-5 Acre Tracts • (1) 6 Acre R-3 Apt. Site . 4 Lakefront • Only minutes to Orlando • Deland • New Smyrna • Daytona Beach LOCATION: 1-4 to Deltona Exit • Turn right • Go 1/2 mile to Mansion Blvd. • Follow signs TERMS: $500.00 Down Sale Day • Financing Available 10% Discount for Cash • $400.00 Drawing U IUUUUIIUUUIUIIUIIUU.UUI...II.. - — - . -. • • to to whom a copy of sub. trustee rcmoyj;. Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Est. 3396066, 668 8335 59—Musical Nrchandise to town areas. in B&P Exterior t-ungus & mildew Grooming & Boar-sing - __________________________ or Jo Fiberglass 16'S", 10 hp Johnson & - frO...r. New runruvr''..,,hts, battery & eI start. 2 gas tanks, cushions & anchors, $450. 33) 5529 - ALL PLUMBING PROII EMS Repair S. LeCks. F .ist Ser v Cng Cci 323 0174. 377 ,tØ) i Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 32)0839 or 904 734 6708 collect IMan, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beat, 327 1321 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 5.0. BALINT & ASSOC. 322 $665 Concrete work- Patios, side walks, driveways. Free Esti mate. Call Mr. Taylor 322 ISIS Railings Custom built iron work Window guards, gates etc Martin's 323 1881. 339 7693 Tree Service The Greenteaf Enterprise Tree service Dead wood. demossing & misttetoi & removing. 323 1641 To List Your Business... DiI 322-2611 01 831-9993 �SPORTS 10A-Evenlng Herald Sanford, Ft. Friday, June 0, wil ..jI) , Jenkins, By United Press International Ellis P--ace-R .-anaers-Pas-t . The 30-year-old reserve drove In six runs with a pair of homers and a two-run double to power the Texas Rangers to a 7-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, and Ellis seemed blase about his belting, "I try to forget the past," Ellis said when asked to recall when he had enjoyed a better day at bat. "After you play 10 years, sooner or later it's bound to happen." A' few moments after MUwaukee sides cleared, Ellis darkened Moose Haas' day by For more than two hours it sppeared the game would never begin, but once It did Ferguson Jenkins and John Ellis hoped It would never end. "Nobody likes to sit around at the ballpark during one of those things," said Jenkins Thursday, referring to the 2-hour, 20minute rain delay which preceded his masterful two. hitter. "I got all the runs I needed with the home runs On hitters did half the work." And Ellis worked overtime. - slamming a two-run homer off the Brewers'arter following a single by Al Oliver. Ellis wanted an encore in the sixth, so he followed another Oliver single with his fifth home run, driving in pinch-runner Bill Sample. The burly designated hitter who has never played in more than 128 games in any of his 10 previous seasons topped off his batting spree with a two-run double in the eighth. Jenkins wasn't merely sitting back, enraptured by Ellis' outburst but the Milwaukee batters appeared spellbound. Jenkins, 7-2, yielded a firstinning Infield single to Cecil Cooper before retiring the next 16 consecutive batters. Jim Gantner led off the seventh with a triple and scored the only Milwaukee run on Cooper's groundout. Jenkins struck out seven and walked none en route to his sixth complete game of the year and 238th majorleague victory. Milwaukee Manager George Bamberger tipped his soggy hat to the veteran right-bander, - - - .. - - •1• ers..-74 Brew "You almost witnessed a perfect game today," Barnberger told reporters. was as good as you can see him pitch. He had us fouled up all day." Johnny Grubb singled in the ninth inning for the Rangerh to extend his hitting streak to 20 games, the longest in the major leagues this season. ' 1: Roy Smalley and Bombo Rivera each singled home a filth-inning run to break open a close game and Mike Marshall worked his way out of an eighthInning Jam to record his 13th save as Minnesota topped New York. Cuba 4, Padres 3: Pinch-hitter Mike Vail's eighth-inning sacrifice fly scored pinch runner Sam Mejias and lifted Chicago to victory in a game delayed 71 minutes by rain after the fourth inning. Orioles 3, Royals 1: Gary Roenicke lined a tworun single In the eighth inning to snap a 1-1 tie and Sammy Stewart fired a two-hitter, leading Baltimore to v1ct0. Red Sex 9, Willie Sox 2: Jim Rice cracked two hoie runs to highlight a 17-hit attack and support the complete-gam pitching of rookie ChuêI Rainey. Giants 12, CardInals 10: Mike lyle snapped a 9-9 ninth. Inning tie with a two-out, threerun homer to cap a five-run rally and help slumping San Francisco snap St. Louis' seven-game winning streak. Evening Heiald Sellers No-Hitter Keys Sports fl Friday, Jun. 8, 1979 Prosser Past Atlantic Parade By MILTON RICHMAN Jim Otto Still SANFORD, FLORIDA No, 00 NEW YORK (UP!) The majority of ballplayers blow up like balloons after they're all finished playing. They get fat and sloppy and atsuch rare times as they find the energy to climb out of their easy chairs, you see them schlepping around with their bellies hanging over their belts. Not with Jim Otto, though. Old Double 0 is one of those excions. He looks as If he's still trying to make the team. Remember how he used to wear No, 00 on his Jersey? Remember how he'd bend that huge 262-pound body of his over the ball at center with the Oakland Raiders and practically dare any opposing lineman to try and get by him? Well, It's four years now since he retired and he's 4o pounds lighter than when hedid. "When Ifird went into professionalfootball, a couple of the oldtimers told me, 'Jimmy, when you retire, don't get fat and lose all your money," Otto said, laughing. "So I'm working on ying skinny and getting wealthy." One of the most popular players ever to perform In Oakland, the 41-year-old Otto is doing all right now, too, with a walnut farm In Yuba City, Calif., a couple of liquor stores in the Bay Are& and two restaurants going up In Auburn and Grass City, Calif. His old boss with the Raide rs, Al Davis, loves him because of all t1 loyalty he had and still has for the organlsauon.Jim otjogoes all the way back with the Raiders to when they were in the old American Football League and couldn't get out of their own way. So when Davis, together with Billy and Chuck Sullivan of the .New England Patriots, conceived the Idea few weeks ago of edobeatIng the AFL'a 20th anniversary with an informal party in New Yor*, Jim Otto was one of the first to be Invited, - 1W 1 ..- M AI- - •.• '' Herald Photo by Tom Nets.4 PAOLA HONORS YEAR'S STARS 'o1es were handed out Thursday in the Paola Little Major League, and taking home the hardware were, front row, left to right, Mark Hibbard (batting average), Joseph Murkey (RBI tie), Troy Turner (homer tie, RBI tie), Eric Dearborn (stolen bases); rear, James Hersey (homer tie) and Mike Whelchel (ERA). Bruce Sellers hurled a no- Williams also had two hits and single for APEX and hitter and drilled a pair of apiece for the winners. One of teammate Robert Quinn added singles to lead Jack Prosser McCloud's hits was his 17th a pair ofsingles. Ken Morris, Ford to an il-I win over home run of the season. Wan- Chris Smith and Pat Robinson Atlantic Bank Thursday in the dell McCloud and Stacy Smith each had one single. Sanford Little Anerlcan each slammed doubles and Three errors after two outs League. Robert Peoples added a single. produced the winning run in the In other games, league Flagship Bank scored all Its bottom of the sixth for Seminole champion Flagship Bank runs in the first three innings, Petroleum. Bo Horton reached nipped American Produce and then had to hold off a last- base on an infield error with Exchange (APEX) 9.8 while inning rally when APEX scored two outs, went to second on an Seminole Pet role um upset three runs and left the bases outfield error, and scored w hen second place George's 12-11. loaded. APEX out-hit Flagship Bill Penick was safe on an Jack Prosser Ford scored Bank 7 to 4. error. four runs in the first and four in All four Flagship Bank hits Tim McKinney had a double the second before Atlantic Bank went for extra bases, doubles and single for Seminole scored Its only run in the top of by Lee Charron, Horace Knight Petroleum and Tom Mitchell the third. and Fredrick Miller and a triple added a pair of singles. Penick Jo Jo McCloud and Andrea by Eddie Korgan. had adubIe while Carl Tipton' Larry Thomas had a double and Alex McGrllf each singled. P101311 FORD FLAGSHIP SANK Keith Denton and Eddie ASIN AIRH ATLANTIC SANK W.McClovd 4 I I Kocgan 3 2 APEX Barnes each had a pair of Al 1 H Siliors 332 SCott 3 II AIR H •3 0 0 Williams si ngles for George's, Cobbin Sheffield 422 3 I I Thomas 432 McClod 432 Oiarr.i, III Morris 3 i MeGee doubled and Philip JVS*IC, 3 1 JO4W$ III Kifihlit 32 I Ashcroft 2 I Huaman 2 If Sdi.,tz '' Rinkavage added a 2 0 I Smith single. 3 I 1 Richardson ill Psii4is 21 1 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE , Rape Atkins.., Wilburn M*IIO Olviden Totals Atlantic s. Pros,.,- Ford 2IIWynn Ill 21 I III I I I Smith SI0Hvfies • KkI ss I 1 S OK&i.y ' III iiii Totals 23 lit N-., 44103-11 Little P. Miller Saw T. Miller "in T.rwhiti,, AIIsiy Totals III Robinson IllTaylor II Roche ilIavian III Lastç 0 II Giant II Hobby IJI4Tollas Pla,sAIp lank APEX 30 1 III III 412 311 Elijah Williams was the Winning pitcher. PETROLEUM ASIN 421 R ivers 2 if sorm 43 I Cs,lsr 3lIWliiiams 410 liakavas 431 Mcklsy 223 'SdS* II Mhttissfl 402 Dentin 4225kw 305 RowsdIsr IZSIsctivan 211 McGo, 40) Griffin iss Nevhiis I1ICOiffen III Sampson I l lilorti., 115 Totals fill Totals liii? 3 t 3111 01101111021 AlINpillick 2 1 I TIPIOII 4 I 2 McGq$ff iii 000-4 a III 11)-I ________________________________________________________ Kiwa n is Bias ts oos e OREBOARD The get-together was held at the swank 21 Qub Tuesday evening and Pete Rosalie, considered an adversary for years____________________________________________________________________ because he was commissioner of the enemy , was vited. Surrounded by so many AFL alumni, he had to feel like an Gsii-,s's 5 Fun*hlne Kansas City (Gale 5.4), 0:35 014 911-11 500 1 lsMa.Isidro outsider. Others present Included Lamar Hunt of Kansas city; 3,40 kin. PsIrelovin p.m. 0(34) 333 131-Il 45.00, P (4.3) 101.00, T (43' Malor 0 (2.3) 47.00; P(2.3) 149.10; T (23 Ralph Wilson of Buffalo; Gene Klein of San Diego; Allan Phipps Toronto (Lomanczyk 5.3) at 5) 1,139.40. I) 330.20. Oakland (Johnson 20), 10:30 Sixth Race, LS1I,T.31.03 of Denver; LeonHessandMrs. PhlllsellnoftheJets; Joe Robble Eighth Game p.m. 6 Jersey Clare 35.00 16.60 13.20 Baseball ci Miami; Herman Sarkowsky of Seattle; Don Klosterman, who ôisasa.Echanhz 16.10 3.20 3.20 Detroit at 3 8. Lynn Marie (Roxema KIwanis erupted for l9 runs in 3•2), 4.00 3.20 I Egana.Sarduy derted with the Los Angeles Qiargersand now is with 6.20 2.10 p; California (Aasa Major League Standings 10:30 7 AlliUht 4.4), 3.10 IBeideWally the final two innings Thursday 3 . 60 &d Gillman, former coach of the Chargers; Davis and Al p.m. 0(36) $3.40, P (4.3) 91.10,1(4.3. Ill United Press lntsfnitlonal Q(I.4)39.20,p(4.1) 109.20 :T(4 night and upset Moose 23-14 In Cleveland 7) $11.00. National LgVe (Garland 26) at LCasaleof theRaIders, andaU th eSul fly froni thepatr4,ots I) 547.00. Seattle (Parrott 3.1), 10:35 p.m. the Sanford Junior League. last SeVeflthRac.,AS.lT.3I,p Billy, Chuck and Pat. Ninth Game 7 Diver Kea Saturday's Games w L Pct. 01 3.00 3.20 2.00 5 Echaniz Moose, leading the standings 12.40 12.00 5.20 Montreal I Come On Minnesota at Boston 30 19 312 7.20 3.00 2Hernan 1.20 4. 40 for the second half of the Looking at all the AFL people around him, Otto beamed and jg New York at Kansas City St. Louis 4 Carry Hip n 4 (3frj 3.50 5.20 season, fell to 6-1 and had a sixPitt$brgh Toronto at Oakland 0 (74) 14.40, P (74) $0.40, '1 (7-0. 21 23 .510 3½ remarked, "As far as I'm concerned, the AFL was the greatest Q(2s) 63.00; P(S.2) 170.11; 1 (sI. PhIla 4) 04.40. Texas at Baltimore, night 39 23 .3.37 3½ game winning streak mapped. 4) 393.00. thing that ever happened tome. I was there from day one when Chicago Chicago at Miiw, night Eighth 23 27 .460 7½ Race, C. 4, T. 31.73 Tenth Game Moose's ace hurler, Tracy Minneapolis drafted me in 19. They were In the AFL then but yrrit Now 1 All The More Clove of Seattle, night 20 30 .100 10½ lAO 2.00 2.60 3Said.isldro 12.20 4.20 3.00 Walker, had only Det roit at Calif. night 2 Gold Coast Ruth Wilt three bmlnga dropped out because they had an opportunity to get Into the NFL. 4.10 4.60 I isasaPaco 15.20 3 Happy Ramos W L Pct. GB 3.50 I amon.Arrieta 9.00 of eligibility, and his team held Oakland was awarded the Minneapolis franchise and when I was Hous S.00 ton 041.3) 14,45, P (1.2) 01.30, T (12. 34 24 .306 0(34)42.40; P (34) 101.10; 1(34. a 54 lead when he had to leave taldto report to them, l didn't even know where Oakland was. The Ciici 3)131.40. 30 25 .545 2½ Transact ons '.4 I) 1034.10. the mound. Moose reliever first day I joined the team It was training In Santa Crux, Calif. It San Fran 21 30 .414 6½ Ninth Race, C, 1-16.1.31.63 Eleventh Game 7 k's Clout 2131.1647 9.60 5.60 3.60 3 Arano.lsidro was Picture Day and somebody told me to go alt In the bleachers Los Mg 12.00 12.00 760 Payton Murphy held Kiwanis to ...'.., 26 33 .641 01A Hockey • Carol's Neil Diego 6.40 3.00 1 HernanDiaga 11 12.00 6.20 just one run In the top of the and wait. I waited and waited but nobody ever called me to have ASan Atlanta - Named Al McNeil as 6 Sadie Shan tlanta 20 35 364 12½ 3.00 I Vicandi.Pecina 7.60 fourth, and Moose upped Its head coach. my picture taken. Ithought, Jeex, this Is my first day and I'm cut 0(74) 33.00, P (7-8) 127.20, T (7.0. Thursday's Rests 0(1.5)40.20; P (1-1)159.40; 6) 460.60. Chicago 4, San Diego 3 T (5.1. lead to 9-4 with four runs in the iii andy. 1)1027.40. Baseball San Fran 12, St. Louis 10 Tenth Race, 1,1-16.1.31.26 bottom of the inning. Twelfth Game DetroitSigned outfielder Rick I ON Boo's Baby 110 4.20 3.00 4Mutllla.Gondra Today's Games But Otto never was cut. He retired of his own accord a decade 9.60 9.10 0.00 Then the bottom fell out as Leach Of Michigan, their No. 1 draft 4 Patti Show (All Times EDT) 7.00 5.20 I Ramon-Enrique 3.40 3.40 and a half later after never missing a game In 15 seasons and Los Angeles (Hooton 4.3) at choice, to a minorleagu. bonus 1 Zero Hawk Kiwanis struck for eight rims on 10.10 lOscar.Badioia goo playing In OW contests. Chicago DANNY ZINN (Krukow 2.1), 2:30 contract. 0(44) 31.10, p (0.4) 112.30, T (S-4• 0 (1-4) 30.40: P (41)100.10; T (4-1 four hits in the top of the fifth. Hosj$tofl - Announc,d the Signing 1)11,1150 -80. 6) 333.60. Two games he recalls were back-to-back contests with 8. m. Murphy gave way to Mike San FrancIsco (Curtis 13) • of first baseman Telmanctt Oainey, Eleventh Race, A. 1-16, 1. 30.71 DloIn1961. Otto did a great job neigraflxlngbigEziile Ladd an a s.cond.roun4 draft choice. Leonard; who pitched out of 1 Taigetirene Pittsburgh (Robinson 1-3), 7:35 4.00 2.60 2.30 Boston 2 Rosy Romy Earl Una, two of the Chargers' defensive linemen, In the first P.M. Signed catcher Marc . 3.00 2.20 I k inning, but Leonard ran into Harness Racing Houston (Ni*ro 0.3) at Now Sullivan, their No, 1 draft choice, S Kukomonga 2.60 encois*er and when they asked him what he Intended to do trouble In the sixth and couldn't outfielders Jim Watkins and Eddie York (Zachry 5.0), 0:05 p.m. 0(1-2) 1.20, P (1-3) 13.30,1(1.3.1) kIKI before the second again Ladd again at a luncheon in s.ni.,.i. get an out, finally giving away Atlanta (Solomon 3.2) at Lie Jones, first baseman Chuck 22.2$. Thursday's results he said, "I knocked him on his ears last week and I'll knock Philadelphia Twelfth Race, I, (Ruthven T. 63), Sandberg, shortstop Jerry Miklosi, to Greg Carter after the first First ro.c and right-handed pitcher Jay Fred. I Smiling Peanut 21.10 .60 5.00 0:05 P.M. fiim on lii ears again lSmithsCricket 11.60 5.00 100 iattee reached base and at lund. all draft chokes. S Ben Walton Montreal (Rogers 5.3) 3.40 2.60 1 A San Diego advance man was at the luncheon and he called the BJ Dutchess scored. so 3 CincinnatI - Signed ietthanded I Swept Away Cincinnati (LaCoss 6.0), 1:05 5.10 6 Mack Danny zInn, captain of .j The Track (.bargers and told them what Otto had said. When the Chargers pitcher Rick Myles and outfielder 2.30 p.m. 0(1-3) 31.20, P (1-1) 94.30, 1 0-5. Vernon Law, pitih(ng In relief SektiflOie 14gb golf team, has Q (4I) 7.t.M.. 7 (4)4) )31.10go .flIi San. "toes, both (OwChIg*a RuSUIt. draft tholt.--7 $00.60. 24) at --.aide.gI'' __ andat ,".!,thelr calisthenics, Instead of St. Louis (Forsch 31), •:35 Milwaukee Optioned relief 0f WIfl1IIfl pitcher Mike Baker Secondrace A 2,222; Handle $176,13I, , signed a scholarship to attend aloud, C0r-'. 1111111111111 :116 "one, two, three, four,"they chanted, "Get (WI p.m. iPro 3 40 2.40 2.20 ad Moose down In Order In pitcher Bob Galasso to Vancouver o the Seminole C ommunity College 3 Go tcha Gal Get Ottol Get OttOl the Pacific Coast League. Saturday's Games 40 3.40 fifth, but faced 11 batters and next fall, 4 Miss Mac B Houston at New York 2.10 They got him before the first quarter was over. He had to be gave up five rims in the siith. Zinn, most valuable golfer 0 (7-3 17.20; T çl.3.4) 1," Los Angeles at Chicago Basketball 3t carrisdofithefleld. Third rac. However, he entere San Dgo at $t. Louis, night d tl inning Scminole the last two years, Harris to a l Frisco Boy "From then on, I decided I had to be more diplomatic," Otto 5.40 3.40 W Atlanta at Ptiila, night 300 one-year contract as Coach, ith al4-runlead, DAYTONA lEACH 3 irsne Vo carries ahandicap of four. Fran at Pittsburgh, night replacing Tom Nissalke. Thursday's it Smith slammed a double iGovernor Del He is a member of the Montreal at Cincinnati, night Saccer First Game 0 (4.3) 34.40; 1 (4-34) 3$$.4 an d three singles and drove In National Honor Society ai$ La Angeles Signed mldfl,ider 3 Trani.Dldga II 10.20 5.00 4.40 Fourth race Mark Nickeas. three runs for KiwanIs. Alton posted mostly A's IVictorArca 3.00 3.20 American LOflli 6ADs Alvin 4J 4.00 In high 4 Domingo.Mandio4a 3.20 Pan Lady J Coleman had a double and two school, getting only three East 1.70 B's'; C1 0 (24) (2-0) 33.50; T (2-0-4) 310.00 IHawthornes Dom W I. Pd, OR 440 sIngles and drove in four runs, this year. Bait 31 21 .411 0(6-4)11.10; 1(6.4-0) 71.10. Law, Willlwi Wynn, Baker and SVktor.Di.gail 14.00 4.00 240 Boston 21 .104 t Fifth AM Cooper Transportation League, Don Caiasesux Dog Racing 3 Gildos.Arca Bobby 3.40 3.10 3 Charlie Doi Hartman each had Mlle 32 26 .532 3½ 440 3.30 2.30 tmdtl11 hot bets Thursday night five boone runs to lead his team New York Campb.II,ChIshoIrn $Duran.Peclna 3.60 7 Erin Lassie 30 26 .534 1½ 10.00 5 .40 singles. 0(31)31.21; P (5-3) 12.00; 1(1-32 In the Sanford Metro Softball over Whigham Furnitire by Detroit Blossom 25 24 .310 6 BoIls 5.40 DAYTONA BEACH Greg Carter hit a two-nm I) 364.50; DD (3.5) 227.70. 0 (3-71 111.101 1 (372) $32.10. 36 27 .411 7 Key Lassie Wins 6 and pad Orlando Helicopters Cievelnd THURSDAY'S RESULTS *0* team tri ple and a nm-scoring single, Third Game Toronto II 43 .210 20½ $4xffi,a TIAM$P0S? First lace, M. 1-16, T. 3)70 WWiSHAM PURR. by 14-1. IRodolfo 11.10 9.10 4.00 1 Vision of Sin West UNN ASS H Pat Campheilbit a home ra IDisco Don 330 330 730 and also coll ected RBIs with a is.o 1-40 3.10 4Zubi 9.40 3.00 I Pearl Harbor II4WaN III W I. Pd, GB 4 AntonIo's Spirit 4.10 2.10 ground out and a sacrifice fly. toleadKlwanistoa 201 I.rdlIJ 1.10 5 Vlcandi 11100.15 402 " Calif 540 2 Yankee Star 33 73 .30, 1 HappyTroubles George Mullena and Chuck Mum 340 Both hits came after' Moose League softball victory ov I4IPensN III Q(6M54.3i;p() 141.6I,T(14. 30 23 .566 1½ 0(14)1650, T (1-0-3) 130.40 0(40)37,11, P ($'4)III.75,T ($4 III latin... I i 5)173.31. MCMUllen each had two key slugger Tracy Walk had bSUl Western EIllfl. Thursday Texas 3 1 iu. 24 SIV. race .444 lihlilMi,p, 1½ 1) 324.61. 11$ Fourth Game Lao 6 Steady Ann III hits to pace Howard's Mobil Kin City 31 23 .554 7 1.40 240 2.40 issl11d Sicoed lace, D,114. T. 31.79 intentional passes. wford. [avern Chlaimlm. 3 Duran.Iadlola 940 5.50 240 7 Wild Boy I IS Chicago 34 29 .03 4½ I Swift Reaper 7.30 4.20 past Helicopters In the other Seattle 71.20 7.00 1.30 7Vktor-Arrleta Walker O homers, a double end thgJj ' and IIIWgii- $55 each Mur ph It y 5.00 2.40 3Dazztevan U 35 .314 11½ 4 K's Gaul 6.00 430 7.00 SRamon.lsidro , game. do il ggn, ij, In Bowl 3.10 wh e Oakiad T 5$ 30 .371 America's 19d 15 0 (1.7) 44.20; T (6.7.3) 114.20. lirishCompany 403 Pss III 3.00 Q(3'H3741;P(3.7)133.40,T(3.7. IBM Theriday's Iesat?s Iiiffirace 1IfCs III 0(4.0)39.00, P (14) 660.111111, T (04. 1) 212.11. Mike IWim'k),Joho McGowan thrashing of 'tallan.Ame,jca Tftb 1 King Berg Mkmesofa 4, New York I 40401091001 ' 4.10 4.40 31J 7)22405. 'Jb1 Wj added sig1es, Club. Fifth Game Tutas 7, Milwaukee SCa$perN M7c - M League ' •.:.•. - i . ' •. .. £Inn n s Go! - SCC - - ,. 3. Jai-Alai - Causs.aux Hits 3 - • _____ - :_ ' M: ' ,, ' _____ 1 AM COONS COPTERS ____ A$INAM,.'uSI y Fries ts.,_ ss ____ *11K $11 Du III MU$'II 3II'UJUU III 1u11* _____ 11$ M-'J'* ia ftfwes III P$II 413 YsMI a$$ Las II,WakNe 311 LyliN iii 41* UvIpe ,, ' __ flISnhs seam S II NICk *11 $ 5, Chesser ,• MIS 14 Third Race, Cs.14, T. $,aJ 4Zubi.Gondra 2110 9.70 4.00 3 Averbach Joe 440 410 2.10 ISaidSarduy 5.$0 3.20 Sittimor, 3, Kin City 1 I Ted's Darren 3.10 200 4O$wEnque 330 Today's Games I DakotaChirlie AIIM 2.00 Q(4.5049.0I,P(14)343,70;T(14. ester (All Tlieis EDT) 0(1.3) 34.W,T(34.4) 44.11. 4)774.2*. •I1 p. Mismssota (GoNi 5.5) at 315 FeeIIblaCe,D,014,T.3I.M •• Sstuhio Sixth came III Boston (Ranko 42), 7: 30 p.m. of 1 1-ipu S Unmatchable 13.00 440 4.00 SCarass.Gastiii 17.20 9.00 4.30 Taxes (Alexander 3.3) at 4 K's Persuader 4II, 330 3.00 i Arano.Arca 5.40 4.00 Baltimore (Flanagan 4.)), 7:30 3II AHM $MyCalico is 4.00 6DomIngoPecloa 7.00 'rake III P.M. O(1'4)2341.P(14)'$1.w,r(s.4. iii S" Q(I-I)$2.4I;P($I)In.30;y($), Sol Chicago (Wootham 6.4) at 0) 309.11. 6) 340.25. Pa III Milwaukee (Travsi's 33), 0:30 315 PIft%IaCLDT.2033 SsventhOime P.M. 4 Banyans Rebel 11.00 0.00 540 2Dursn.Erwiqu. 1130 940 3.10 5549 , New York (Figusrea su 3.5) $ 3 Claregm's Phil 440 4.00 3SantlWally 10.00 NOWUD MOBIL O&PNDO *IRI*NIUCOPTIII y, s-awe $ 5,. Ms,A31 III Nieberd $11s TOM Her gld Photo. 8y Tom Knights, vikings and nobles are alive and well In . . _______ ' lesion to Chicago 2 ____ 1.10 3.20 2.40 4 Kelly Fritz '0 (1.1) 7.00; T (1.5.4) 135.45. waMhs P40051 SIN AIIM 10oSk5r5 III Ipest Ill Ninth race $.a i i 6OreamJudy 13.00 1.00 3l 'i~men $33 MiSiwea 431 ICiickHanover $41 Walba' III 6.00 330 Wym phj, II, Cii'r Plgghij and AngeUj. lStsadypat lit Is,,, T 435 MU'* sit Little Q() lP3I T (644) 1,111.11. sees. hoonered to spark Disi: ii, Lassnt III Tenth race Pride to Smith 43 IfiOBaw * , triumph ové 2SiloWendi 3*0 DoSNI 6.10 3.60 2.40 Ciba III Colonial Room Wednesday Ijs Saks llhlrtyKnots 411 Ws 45 6.10 3.20 mwtmm IiiTeNls s o theGITSJUIIOr.,eagus 7 MOIle)t Booster 3.10 NeMsosas • .. 0(2-4) 27.00; 1(347) 551.45. Tolls. Sanford, Brenda Cotton $2211 A-1435; Hi.dto SlijAii meesil homered to ;)ace Kiwanis MI 30 II(II)-. Attendance 1,463; H&odie 5.6,110 104486 -$4 Rlggins, LittI. Pace Junior Wins : a 17-2 _____ In Florida Screen Service, pa4 4. the Society for Creative Anachronism. Story, photos, page 2. Netse! ,, ..'1t �FrMay, Juni,, 17 2-Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. s,,.. " j-s.ri 'U. - 1' - . -- ; t _.s-... ••* :s.f.,_.1 54__.••' . k•.' • I -b - •55.- i'-'-'; ; 'S. •.•., -.-S' .'d- -••:• - - [•, p:::. . ,-..- - S S. i Ok . . - .... '. - . . ;._• •,•. P. ,,_4,J4. - •. •A... • '-'.r; p.. -. ••. .- .5 . • .,., .. . P•S'•• --- ,isv S ••5•4• 4( ? - - '• -. - - ., .. . • -"'--: :- Take A Good. Look Because You Will NEVER See It Again! - r,.. .. '• 'V.. .::i. A 4& . .• --• I , At The LOWEST PRICE EVER. , - - -. '.: : •- .— .-•• - ;•q_' — :' •._,. - ;.;. —. .- . , . ,• -.. ./- ' — I - — I:. '- •.. '.'.4',,I.. - •..' .. —. Now s": t! -.: •.. • .- :" , ,i. ;• • y: 1'!i .. i- 't..- ..-Ld.f•-..•a J'.I Boyd Pitt as Boyd O'Flame of 13th century Ireland engages 13th century Hungary. Kathy Beardsley as a 14th century In battle with John M. Smith (right) as Vladimir Takosh of merchant watches in the background. ive History Is For Anachron isms Al 11 IHave you ever felt it might be more exciting to have lived in another time? Does getting away from the rat race have a certain appeal? Most of us have felt that way from time to time, but few of us do anything about it. • Still, there are some... Leaving behind the mundane life, replete with gas shortages and its "little — boxes" in the suburbs, they -for a little . while — become noblemen from 13th Century Ireland and Hungary, a 14th Century merchant and his wife from • Glasgow, or a warrior from ancient Japan. • They are members of the Society for Creative Anachronism, which started in California 13 years ago and has worked Its way across the country. The society's more than 20,000 members form six kingdoms, with each kingdom divided into numerous subdivisions — baronies, shires and cantons. Since an anachronism is something or someone that is out of place in order of time with its surroundings, it Is quite normal to see a Roman senator hobnobbing with a merchant from the Renaissance at a 20th century picnic, The local chapter of the SCA, numbering about 15 members, meets the first and Kathy Beardsley makes repairs with needle and thread while Deanna Durbin (background), a 15th century Englishwoman drinks from a goblet. third Thursday of each month at the community room in the Fashion Square Mall, Orlando. Members select some period In history between the fall of Rome and the Renaissance that interests them. They then create characters that might have lived then. each person selects an occupation, clothing, weapons; the whole identity Is created, even down to the patterns of speech. Voila! History comes alive. "History becomes a lot more fun when you get away from aU the kings and dates," said Kathy Beardsley, who has created Elieana Rueligiva, a 14th Century merchant's wife from the seaport of Glasgow. "By learning how people lived, what they ate, how they cooked it, history becomes exciting." Some members enjoy making weapons and armor, clothing, weaving and sewing, spinning, music and other aspects of daily life. And they like to share this knowledge with others. State and regional meets are popular, since hundreds of history buffs get a chance to hold tournaments, fight duels, work with arts and crafts and enjoy "recreating the Middle Ages without the Dlaaues but with flwth tnilebt." ..... • 7 place 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. INCLUDES; Sofa, chair, rocker, oftoman,2 solid wood end tables and 1 coffee table. 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One of the consummate folk singers and songwriters of the decade, he is just about everything most current fads aren't - literate, humorous, and truly an engaging and sincere performer. As with most folk craftamen, Goodman has found mass success elusive. Arlo (iuthrie had the hit with Goodman's classic train song, "City of New Orleans," while Goodman's own fine albums (which include guesL spots by notables like Bob 1 Dylan and Maria Muldaur) have been woefully overlooked. But Goodman's skill as a live performer has helped him win some fans especially in recent months while working with Steve Martin as the hand-picked opener for his tours. Yet even his most ardent fans weren't ready for Goodman's latest tour and band a virtual vaudevillian showcase for the humor and delight that is his forte. "A few pleces.fell together that may not have at another time," says Goodman, tired after storming New York's Bottom Line the night before, during which he 64 PLAZA 1WIP (IJLAZAIS ) 7:30-9:15 Hwy. 17-92 322-7502 SAT.. SUN. 1.21 MATINEE 205-446 S ... I 14 r,t . .- : : played two wonderfullyreceived sets. With such folks available as the rhythm section of Crackin' and ace horninan Jim Rothermel (of Fesse Colin Young fame), GOochnan say, there were "Just too many pieces of the puzzle falling together not to do It." Those who see Goodman as a mere folk artist will get a few surprises from his show and new album, High and Outside. His new direction Is eccentric, eclectic,electric folk music - a hearty brew of the nower of rock with the lyrical and melodic sensitivity of folk. "The real challenge was whether songs like mine could come to this music, and the band seems to think so, so I'm not worrying," says Goodman. "All that stuff I was hearing in my head while I was playing solo —Igettoheara bunch ofit now.,, A good part of Goodman's unique perspective cornea from growing up in Chicago, always a hotbed of folk music. "Chicago Is a hub everything passes through Chicago. Chicago's big industry has always been transportation - and just about everything comes through Chicago at one point or another." With all those influences passing tirough, "Chicago Is more of Tin Pan Alley than anyone realizes," explains Goodman, who was discovered In his hometown (along with his buddy John Prine) by Kris Krldofferaon and Paul Anka in 1971. "1 was able to absorb all kinds of stuff, and as I became a musician, I also became an amateur musicologist. As I found out more about people like Blind STEVE GOODMAN, Blake, Blind Willie McTdll, and Big Bill Broonzy, I started hearing all kinds of other instruments being played in my music. I might hear small ensemble jazz from the '20s or '30s, even though I can't play. Slowly but surely I brought myself up to date with those sounds. "Now I feel confident with sound and putting together records," says Goodman, who produced his new album as well as his friend Prine's tad disc. "Music is supposed to ennervate the spirit enlighten, entertain and charge you up. Beethoven knew this, Bach knew this, and I believe the bed of the modern musicians know this." And though his modesty may keep him from claiming to be one of the best, Goodman's music achieves that same effect. Folk music has come a long way (while in the shadows) in the past 10 years. With people like Goodman around, It should keep on as healthy as ever. WITH MEAT SAUCE 01 LASAGNA OPEN SALAD EAR. GARLIC IlIAD $395' SERVED EVERY SATURDAY S P.M. -9 P.M. SANFORD INN NEW OWNERS UNDER CONVERSION TO A Uaak ZV"'; 1.4&SR 46 OFSANFORD—I4 PH. 3234M ' I SANFORD. (NBC) 4e,I.oi4' SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1:30 O WRESTLING 2:00 (2) (12) PRE-GAME SHOW 2:15 JUDY'S HOME STYLE HAMBURGERS - Feed your family of 4 for $4.44 with our Chicken Special. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford. © BASEBALL Regional coverage of New York Yankees at Kansas City Royals; Los Angeles Dodgers at Chicago Cubs. Beal Malth&e Shell Museum - One of the largest displays of shells In the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 15 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission Is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 612. Group rates available. Central Florida Zoological Park - U. S. 17-92, one mile east of 14 and 4% miles west of Sanford. Hours General Sanford Museum Library, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-5 p.m. only. "Fiber Works" exhibit on display at Pine Castle Center of the Arts, June 1-27, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5p.m. Includes weaving and fiber sculpture. Opening reception, June 1, 7:30-9:30 p.m. at center at 5903 Randolph St., Orlando. Belles & Beaus of Orlando dt ee, 9 p.m. to midnight, Winter Park Civic Center, 2001 Mi.eli Ave., Winter Park. June 23. For singles over 18 (Including widowed and divorced). Music by HI Tones. Central Florida Civic Theatre presents the musical "Gypsy" July 13-15, .)-21, 27-29, 8:15 p.m. July 22, 2:30pm. Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. For reservations call 305496-7385. Irish American Club of Central Florida Annual Picnic, Sunday, June 10, Lake Mills Park, Chuluota. Call 323-1212. The Singing Boys of Orlando present' their 11th annual concert, Saturday, June 16, at Edyth Bush Theatre in Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Also appearing, the Singing Girls Qf Orlando. Matinee and evening performance tickets available all ticket agencies. Special rates students and senior citizens. Florida State High School Rodeo Finals,- June 1517 in the Silver Spurs Arena, Kissimmee. Annual Boat-ACade, June 16-24. 9-day cruise beginning at River Ranch Acres and progressing. to Sanford via Kissimmee River, Intracoastal Waterway and St. Johns River. For details .call 305847-5000, Kissimmee. Silver Spur. Rodeo, July 2-4, Silver Spurs Arena, Kissimmee. Loch Haven Art Center 23rd Members' Annual Jurled Exhibition, May 26-July 4,2416 N. Mills Ave., Orlando. 51 local artists vie for $1500 In cash prizes. •.;/..•,':; S. (NBC) of C 6 S) 0 (ABC) Ou3und. ED (PBS) Sports On The Air SANFORD INN— Under conversion to HOLIDAY INN— Enjoy our complete dining facilities and your favorite cocktails in our lounge. 14 & SR. 46, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN—LAKE MONROE— Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. Sweet Adelines, Inc., Sounds -of-Sunshine Chapter, Guest Night, Thursday, June 14, 8p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. Barbershop harmony and refreshments. New members welcome. Call 6454024. 'Mary Ellen: Very June 8 thru 14 (CBS) HERITAGE INN - Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. ALL YOU CAN EAT Clumca OP / If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Time Out To Eat MTIIDAV NNT f GOGUIDE TELEVISION Friday, June 8. 1979-5 JUNE 9, 1979 3:00 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Coverage of the NCAA championship tournaments in volleyball from Los Angeles; track and field from Champagne. Illinois; and gymnastics from Baton Rouge, La. 4:00 @1 0 GOLF ''Atlanta Classic" Live coverage of thirdround play in this $250,000 PGA tour event from Atlanta Country Club In Marietta, Georgia. 5:00 (12) GOLF 'LPGA Championship" Live coverage of the semi-final round of this event from the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center at Kings Island. Ohio. 0 SPORTS SPECTACU- LAR Live coverage of the 1111h running of the Belmr.1 Stakes, the third leg of thor- f3 0 GOLF "'Atlanta Classic" Live coverage of finaloughbred racing's Triple round play in this $250,000 Crown, from Belmont Park in PGA tour event from Atlanta New York. Country Club in Marietta. Cl WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of World Cup Gym- Georgia: nastics Championship rrum 4:30 Tokyo. Japan featuring the WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS individual apparatus chamLive coverage of the Milwaukee pionships. "150" Indy-type car race; a preview of the U.S. Open Golf Championships. SUNDAY JUNE 10, 1979 AFTERNOON 1:.)O (2) RACERS reAlLe €Z VOLLEYBALL Taped coverage of a pro-Olympic match between the Soviet Union and the United States from Trinity College in Hartford. Connacticut. 2:30 GOLF , L P G A ff Championship" Live coverage of the final round of this event from the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center at Kings Island. Ohio. (1) 0 WORLD INVITATIONAL RACQUETS CHAMPIONSHIP John McEnroe, Marty Hogan, Shard Kahn, Dan Seomillor and Chris Kinard compete in five racquet events for the world championship. NASL SOCCER Vancouver Whitecaps at Minnesota Kicks 4:00 MONDAY JUNE 11. 1979 EVENING 8:00 O BASEBALL WEDNESDAY JUNE 13, 1979 AFTERNOON 1:00 CD TENNIS French Open Championships" Coverage of the finals of the second richest event on the men's Grand Prix tour. THURSDAY JUNE 14, 1979 EVENING 11:30 0 U.S. OPEN Highlights of first-round play in this prostigious golf tournament from the Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio. Specials Of The Week Senators Barry Goldwater. 7:00 Edward Kennedy and Daniel P. SATURDAY 0 WHO ARE THE DEBOLTS... Moynihan. "And Where Did They Get 19 JUNE 9, 1979 10:00 Kids?" Henry Winkler narrates this documentary about Robert 0 SOMETHING SPECIAL AFTERNOON and Dorothy DeBolt's family of WITH VIC DAMONE 19 children, all but live of 1:30 WEDNESDAY l DEFUSING CANCER'S whom are handicapped. (R) TIME BOMB The development 8:00 JUNE 13, 1979 OF of the most well-known shortCELEBRATION term screening test for chemi- STRAUSS Willi Boskovsky EVENING cal carcinogens is document- conducts the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in the music ed. 1000 of the Strauss family. EVENING THE SPIRIT OF PUNXSUTAWNEY The reporters for the 12:40 8:00 (2) SOMETHING SPECIAL 0 SUNSHINE SPECIAL 'San local newspaper In Punxsutawney. Pa. reflect the values of Clifton Davis and Nancy Wilson Diego" rural communities (R) join a host of talented Central TUESDAY Florida personalities in a threeTHURSDAY hour fund raising special for JUNE 12, 1979 the United Negro College Fund. JUNE 14, 1979 This special is hosted by John EVENING E. Evans, Joy Bryon, Rebecca EVENING Randall and Len Jone 11.rv1 8:00 €J)TIMBROMANIA A look at SUNDAY stamp collecting, one of the ) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC country's most popular hob- SPECIAL "Wild River" An JUNE 10, 1979 bios with an estimated 20 mu- adventurous trip down the lion collectors in this country, is Salmon River is taken in rafts AFTERNOON and kayaks. presented. 10:00 3:30 8:30 ) DEFUSING CANCER'S 90THE LIBRARY OF CON- (2)Ij)THE INNOCENT AND TIME BOMB The development GRESS This portrait of a mul- THE DAMNED Tom Keating of the most well-known short- tifaceted and fascinating insti- takes a job with another law term screening test for chemi- tution features the Librarian Of cal carcinogens is document- Congress. Dr. Daniel Boorstin. along with Dr. Henry Kissinger. ed. (R) the Julliard String Quartet, and EVENING firm and begins the long process of freeing Lee Bishop from Death Row. (Part 3 of 5) (R) Contemporary HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Playing a kid on "The Waltons" series Is like living in a goldfish bowl with plenty of detergent for the wholesome viewing audience. One of those kids who has grown up in the public eye is Judy Norton-Taylor who plays Ma and Pa Walton's eldest daughter, Mary Ellen. Since age 13 Judy has lived a double life. On the air she has been a pillar of decorum, a plain country girl who marries a doctor, has a baby and is widowed when her husband is killed during the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Off the air, Judy is very much a contemporary child of her times. She left home at 16 to live with a man whom she married two years later. The marriage ended in divorce after a couple of years - a series of events that would shock the Waltons right off their mountain. Today Judy is 25 and living with a Los Angeles deputy sheriff in her San Fernando Valley home. "I let my boyfriend live with me because I'm a nice person," Judy said, smiling. "It's also nice to have u livein bodyguard, especially in light of some of the weird things that have been happening to me. "Last September 1 had an extortion threat. Some guy telephoned and threatened to bomb my car 111 didn't pay him $20,000. He called back the next night and arranged ap a meeting. The police captured two men. "My boyfriend keeps guns in the house now and I've learned to fire all of them for self protect ion ." Judy is conscious of her public image as Mary Ellen and tries to keep it low profile. She is a bit weary of her role in the show but has no plans to quit US (lid Richard Thomas (JohnBoy). "It's not an easy matter to grow up in the public eye," Judy said. "It's tough enough handling the teen years in private without all the pressures of work and long hours on the set. "I always resented having a guardian and the restrictions of going to school at the studio. They treat kid actors more like an object than persons. "Also you have to be careful not to offend anyone in a family show like ours. Personal scandals are something to be avoided. But I'm not the kind of person who would get involved In trouble anyhow. "The gossips linked me with all the male members of - JUI)Y NORTON-TAYIA)I{ the cast, but we've never been anything but good friends. I was especially fond of Richard and hated to see him leave the series." If Judy is discontented with 'The Waltons," why doesn't she pack up and head for bigger and better acting assignments? She's thought about leaving, as did Michael Learned who plays Olivia Walton. After announcing her departure last year, Learned agreed last month to appear in 10 episodes next SCUSOfl. "I stay with the show for the security of having a 'They treat kid actors more like objects than persons' steady job," Judy said. "It's nice not to have to worry about unemployment. "But that doesn't mean I'm earning a fortune. People expect TV stars to be millionaires. I'm far from it. I signed the contract when I was 13, and you really don't know what you're doing c4 that age. "I find it tedious playing the same character day in and day out. The dialogue and situations tend to become repetitive. You fall into a pattern instead of being creative. "I'm tired of playing respectable Mary Ellen. It would be fun to do something else for it change. But our schedule is so difficult it's hard to work in other projects during hiatus. "Ill the eight years of the series I've (lone only one other show, 'Valentine,' a movie of the week with Mary Martin and Jack Albertson. I play it pregnant girl hitchhiker. It will be on the air next fall. "1 try different attitudes and approaches in 'The Waltons.' Sometimes the director goes along and sometimes he doesn't. There's never enough time, doing an hour show in 6-'': days, but you keep trying. "They dyed my hair red when I (lid the TV movie, 'The Homecoming,' which was the pilot for 'The Waltons' aiim iost nine years ago. I still had my baby fat and I was only 5-loot-1. Now I'm 5-foot-5 and my hair is its natural color. "Mary Ellen has to be played somewhat undramatically because she is patterned after it real person, Marion Hamner, the sister of the show's originator, Earl Ilamner. I met her once and she gave me a beautiful gold locket. "One of the reasons I stay with the series is that audiences have it tendency to resent people Who leave it 5110W. Viewers take it personally. "Then, if you don't work a lot, they let you know you'd have been better off to stay with a sure thing. They sort of want you to fall for leaving them for something else. "I plan to stay with 'The Waltons' for now and see what happens later." �6—Evening H.rakI Sanford, Fl. FRIDAY June 8 EVENING 6:00 NEWS (2) (4)00 STUDIO SEE Visits an apprentice zoo keeper, an all. girl soccer team, a disc jockey and Dizzy Gillespie. () 6:30 (2) © NBC NEWS (4) 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 Mary gets trapped into telling Bess the facts of life, THE coss-wrrS LEHRER 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) 11 CAN'T HAPPEN TO ME A teen-age girl allows herself to be led into the dark realm of alcoholism. THE MUPPETS Guest: Gildo Radner. 0 FAMILY FEUD (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Family," "The Old Gunfighter." 0 DICK CAVEIT Guests: William Masters and Virginia Johnson. (Part 1 of 2) 800 (2) (12) DIFPRENT STROKES The move from Harlem to Mr. Drummond's luxurious penthouse creates unforeseen problems for brothers Willis and Arnold. (A) (4) 0 INCREDIBLE HULK David Banner seeks out a horse trainer with a remarkable calming vitamin formula that he hopes might help the Hulk. (R) oE*i'oN pE'T-l'lcoAT It. Bender launches a search for a virtuoso crewman to ante.' In a big-time talent contest. )WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW e30 (M HELLO, LARRY Larry learns that a boy kissed Ruthie and decides to have a man-toman talk with the young fellow. (A) O WELCOME BACK, KOTTER I Washington and Epstein decide to settle a dispute by staging their own private "fight of the century." @D WALL STREET WEEK "They're Giving Stocks Away" Guest: H. Bradlee Perry, presi. dent, David L. Babson Co. Inc. ROCKFORD PILES An old friend of Jim's who is managing a promising young boxer is charged with bribery and murder. (R) (4)0 THE DUKES OF HAZ' ZARD The Duke boys unknowingly take on both the FBI and the syndicate while trying to protect Daisy from an unscrupulous music publisher. (A) (2) (2) TIC TAC DOUGH c4) MARY TYLER MOORE JOKER'S WILD €I MACNEIL I REPORT Friday, Jun11, I 0 ABC NEWS CLOSEUP "The Shooting Of Big Man: Anatomy Of A Criminal Case" An entire criminal case - from early meetings with the defendant and his lawyers through to the jury's verdict - Is seen in this documentary examining the case of accused murderer Jack Jones. GD THE ONE AND ONLY PHYLLISoixv The life of the British stage star, Phyllis Dixey, Britain's First Lady of Striptease, is dramatized? wizened old prospector, abandoned by his partners, sets up a prosperous way station and plots revenge. (1 1/2 His.) 0 SOAP Chester comes home to recover from brain surgery, and Burt learns about Mary and her professor and seeks solace from his secretary. (R) 12:00 MOVIE "Fail Safe" (8/W) (1964) Henry Fonda, Dan O'Herlihy. A SAC plane flies through a "fail-safe" zone, putting New York in danger of being bombed. (2 His.) 12:03 BARETTA Beretta helps a 0 12-year-old girl track down her paroled father before he can take part in a jewel theft. (A) Jolson Classic Rem ade SATURDAY MORNING 530 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 6:00 (4) CRACKERBARREL 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 HOT DOG 6:25 0 FRIENDS 6:30 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (4) FARM AND HOME 0 SPECTRUM 0 HOT FUDGE 7:00 (2) PROFILES IN EDUCATION 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (12) BATTLE OF THE PLANETS 7:30 (2)112) BAY CITY ROLLERS (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 030 MINUTES 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMALS "The Beaver" (A) 8:00 By KENNETH R. CLARK United Press International Nell 'M A M M Y 1': Diamond is about to make his movie debut - In black- WORK face. Lord Delfont, chief 8:30 executive of London's EM! (2)112) FANTASTIC FOUR 1000 Music Companies, says he's 0 SCOOBY'S ALL-STARS (2) EWE CAPRA MYSTERIES Diamond for a signed ) CONSUMER SURVIVAL Detective Eddie Capra tries to KIT "Banking, Bread, PestiAl Jolson a of remake of the innocence the prove record company secretary classic, "The Jazz Singer" - cides" accused of murdering her the world's first full-length 00 toss "talkie." But Diamond won't (2)112) 000ZILLA SUPER 90 (4)0 CBS REPORTS "On be ck)Ing "Swanee" or any of (4)0 BUGS BUNNY I ROAD The Road With Charles Kuralt" RUNNER Reporter Charles Kuralt visits the old Jolson numbers. He's CROCKETT'S VICTORY various American communities writing new score for the GARDEN Peppers and to report on unique, offbeat film which will be shot on a eggplants are conditioned to American ways of life. $U) million budget this fall in cool spring weather In the cold OIJL California under the eye of frame, preparing them for open SkbeyJ. Furic who directed field conditions. (A) 1100 (2)4)00(12) NEWS Diana Rosa for her Billie 9'.30 DICK CAVETT Guests: Wil- Holiday role in "Lady Sings ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU Virginiathe 11am Masters and Says Diamond, 10 Johnson. (Part 2 of 2) "The part Is a natural for SUPEAFRIENDO 'I' me." £ MOVIE "Room At The (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: Top" (81W) (1959) Laurence Richard Dawson. Guests: GMHarvey, Simone Signoret. A PAPA ANTIQUUS: Ever dye Knight and the Pips, Pat young man to advance since Pope 3dm Paul U himself in plans Paulsen. , a new town by (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME arrived In the land of his Of birth, the faithful have been romancing the daughter of a " 0 MO' wealthy industrialist. (2 Hrs.) Cable Hogue" (C)(1970) Jason with "Sb him serenading 10:30 Robards, Stella Stevens. A I.at" - which means "May (2) (12) DAFFY DUCK You Live 100 Years," (4)0 TARZAN / SUPER SEVTuesday, he gave the matter EN some thought. Quipped he, to lloo a crowd In Czestochowa, c o FRED AND BARNEY Poland, "You keep singing 11:30 'St Lot' so often that I (:D 0 THE JETSONS wonder what would happen if OUR GANG CMECIBS - AFTERNOON 12:w (2) 0 SUFORD AND TN! GHOST (4) MOVIE "How Sweet It tat" a*i.Lo o (C) (1968) Debbie Asynolds, James Gamer. A boy follows 1:30 0 WRESTLING SUNDAY 0 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 9:00 Coverage of the NCAA championship tournaments in volley- (4)0 CBS MOVIE "Forever" ball from Los Angeles; track (1977) Stephanie Zlmbaiist, and field from Champagne, 1111- Dean Butler. The story of a nols; and gymnastics from teen-age girl's first love and her painful realization that it Baton Rouge, La. will not last forever is dramaV.I. PEOPLE tized.(R) 330 0 LOVE BOAT "Second 0 PROBE limb Around" Tina Louise, Lyle Waggoner; "The Now 400 (4) 0 GOLF "Atlanta Marriage" Peter Marshall, BarClassic" Live coverage of third- bara Rush; "My Sister, Irene" round play in this $250,000 Martha Rays, Ray Bolger. (A) PGA tour event from Atlanta (12)BJ AND THE BEAR BJ Country Club in Marietta, tries to help a female stunt driver and winds up taking a Georgia. NOVA "A World Of Differ- spectacular leap off a high cliff ence: B.F. Skinner And The on a suped-up motorcycle. (A) Good Ufa" The famous and THE FIGHT AGAINST controversial behavioral psy- SLAVERY "The Old African Blasphemer" Captain John chologIst is profiled. (A) Newton's journal of 1750 &00 details the horrors of a slave (2) (12) GOLF "LPGA ship. Championship" Live coverage of the semi-final round of this event from the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center at Kings Island, Ohio. (4)0 SPORTS SPECTACU- LAR Live coverage of the 111th running of the Belmont Stakes, the third leg of thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown, from Belmont Park in New York. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of World Cup Gym. nai*Ics Championship from Tokyo. Japan featuring the thdivldual apparatus ctiam- -Ps. fiRINGLINE "Modern Attitudes Toward Life And Death" Guest: Malcolm Muggsridg, Bdtlsh author and wdW critic. PINK PANTHER • 12:30 (2) OUTLOOK AT ALBERT AMCAN BANDSTAND K1DON.D CROCKETT'S VICTORY GAMM ; 600 @)StdW$ MASTERPIECE THEATRE "UIIie Fifty Cents A Dance" LilIes dauntless nature carries her on after the death of King Edward; uhs retires to the south of Francs to this out her later yssrs. (R) io Holmes, Samuel Morse, Jack Lem am, Dr. Bu. GOP Spock, jamin presidential candidate S10 (200NtWs 0 STAR TREK Mr. Spock C" "M blows his cool and almost gets 700 Capt. Kirk killed when an o(1) THE GONG SHOW wheiming mating urge takes (3) RUGS SUNNY I ROAD possession of him. RUNNER 0 WVSBTLM George Bush and A. Barlett Glamattl. £ HEM'S TO YOUR HEALTH "Whets Doss Health Begin?" ouswiii 0112)1485 HAW Guests: Jim Stafford, Sonny James, Jana Jas. 101)0 U FANTASY ISLAND A roller derby queen (Anne rancis) dreams of becoming a classy lady, and two men try to relIve the most soul-stirrIng experience of their lives. (A) ltOO (2) (3)000 NEWS £ MONTY PYTHON'S FLY- ING ClACUS 11:30 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Eric Idle. MOVIE "Dr. StrangelOve, Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb" (B/W) (1964) p.te.' Sellers, George C. Scott. An Insane Air Force general causes world tremors whin he decides to Munch a bomber attack on the Soviet Union. (2 His.) "Finlan's MOVIE Rainbow" (C) (1968) Fred Ast*., PsIula Clark. An Irish' man and Na daughter travel from their native land to the United States with a lepre" chaun on thai.' trail. (2 1/2 His.) MOVIE "Love Is A Many &plsndorsd 'Thing" (C) (1955) William Holden, Jennifer Jones. A Eurasian doctor and an isflcan reporter fall in love In 1949 Hong Kong. (2 His.) MOVIE "Citizen Kane" (8/W) (1941) Orson WailesJoseph Cotten. A young man Inherits great wealth, but chooses to be a newspaper Publisher, after scandal ruins his political aspirations. (2 Hrs.) ies" (2) (12) MEET THE PRESS BLACK' AWARENESS U DIRECTIONS 700 (2)2'S COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM THE LAW AND YOU 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- TION (U) JERRY FALWELL 7:30 (2) A.M.E. HOUR 1:00 O CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 DISCUSSION '79 1121 MOVIE "Mrs. Sundance" (C) (1973) Elizabeth Montgomery, Robert Foxworth. The "widow" of the Sundance Kid learns that her husband is not really dead, but hiding out, and she tries to join him. (1 1/2 8:00 (1) VOICE OF VICTORY (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN O (12) REX HUMBARD O SHOW MY PEOPLE 0 SESAME STREET (A) 8:30 (2) SUNDAY MASS (4) MARIO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 ORAL ROBERTS 900 (2) ARCHIE CAMPBELL (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 BIOFOOT AND WILDBOY (12) ORAL ROBERTS 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) 9:30 (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBiLEE U KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO (12) MOVIE "11111. And Gus" (BIW) (1933) W.C. Fields, Allson SkIpworth. Two :amblers pretend to be wealthy in an attempt to get money from their niece. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 1000 £ STUDIO SEE Attends a wild pony roundup, tours a kids' cookie-making factory and talks with a violin prodigy. (A) 10:30 IlMOVIE "Rio Grande" (81W) (1950) John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara. During the Indian-Mexican Wars, a tenacious commander leads his troops against Apache raids. (2 His.) (3) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 0 FOR OUR TIMES KIO6WORLD 0 ZOOM (A) 11:00 (3) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY FAMILY LIFE "Family Of The Future" His.) 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 1:30 (2) AMERICAN LIFESTYLE "Helen Keller" 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 WORLD OF THE SEA 0 WALL STREET WEEK "They're Giving Stocks Away" Guest: H. Bradlee Perry. president, David L. Babson Co Inc (A) 2:00 12) NASHVILLE MUSIC O SIDE BY SIDE €0 VOLLEYBALL Taped cov- erage of a pre-Olympic match between the Soviet Union and the United States from Trinity College in Hartford. Connecti- GUS PASA, U.S.A.? "Spring Cleaning" A spiritualist and Father Santos are called upon to help the Perm. (A) 1130 (4) £ FACE THE NATION Guest: Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of West Germany. BIG BLUE MARBLE ft; (4) MOVIE "The Pride Of The Yankees" (B/W) (1042) Gary Coops.', Teresa Wright. Bassbag star Lou Gihrig overcomes the odds to become a legend in the gams! (2 1/2 His.) SPECTRUM ISSUES AND ANSWERS 0 INTERCOM CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Retirement Planning, Water Filter Systems, Batter- OQ1-AO &t& THe tE1TE1Z. AIJD 05 4aJJ 127 F1- ThE WAME CLUE OF A £11-OAT1J COMEDY c-rR. 0 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "On Trial" A new housemaid has drastic effects on the family and servants. 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS (4) CBS NEWS 11:00 0 WILD KINGDOM "Voyage Of The Golden Dolphin" Elephant seals, mania rays and ferocious sharks are seen from Aboard Marine World's collection ship. 0 WILD KINGDOM "Leopards Of Sawal Madhopur" A ç o o NEWS 11:15 (1) CBS NEWS U 11:30 S DCiR D i H (2J NBC LATE MOVIE "Love Is Not Enough" (1978) Bernie family of leopards lives in an Casey, Stu Gilliam. A widowed ancient deserted castle. 7:00 W (12) WORLD OF DISNEY "A Tiger Walks" A small-town Keith) is detersheriff(Brian sherifI mined to save the life of an escaped tiger and goes after the animal with only a tranquilliar gun. (Part 2 of 2) (R) @3 0 60 MINUTES father of five moves his family from Detroit to Los Angeles in search of a better life. (R) lert" @3 CBS MOVIE "Red Alert (1977) William Dovane. Michael Brandon. A computer controlling the operation of a nuclear plant erroneously detects escaped radiation and seals fourteen technicians inside the building. (R) O WHO ARE THE DEBOLTS... 0 THE NIGHT STALKER Kol"And Where Did They Get 19 chak swears the man he is Kids?" Henry Winkler narrates this documentary about Robert and Dorothy DeBolt's family of searching for was previously seen by him lying dead in a whom are handicapped. (A) O SECOND CITY TV 1979 United Feature Syndicate. Inc TO THE L.Ac'r '1V ThP406C ANvR morgue. 19 children, all but live of (12) AFTER HOURS 0 THE FORSYTE SAGA "Afternoon At Ascot" Hi] II LI I I 1IiiRNi icii [IiQ[IJ I 11:40 Val E-3-50 7_0 enters a colt at Ascot where 0 NEWS Fleur and Jon, once again. meet. A dark room Is like an old mansion filled with a dark forest. (2) 0 NBC MOVIE "The When a horse trots, it sounds like a hail lulling. Sally Ross A skyscraper is stairs to (])a WORLD INVITATIONAL luxury dirigible alter discover- A bird Is a puppet dancing In the sky. Sally Ross RACQUETS CHAMPIONSHIP during a transatlantic flight. (H) An eraser kills running Diane While cut. 8:00 2:30 tIl 0 GOLF "LPGA Championship" Live coverage of the final round of this event from the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center at Kings Island, Ohio. J 'n McE'roe, Marty Hogan, Shard Kahn, Dan Seemilier and Chris Kinard compete in five racquet events for the world championship. O NASL SOCCER Vancouver Whitecaps at Minnesota Kicks 3:30 Hindenburg" (1975) George C. Scott, Anne Bancroft. A German counteragent becomes convinced of a plot to destroy a ing a bomb in the ship's rigging and Blanche Hefner. (R) SALVAGE I Harry takes a sentimental journey to the Burmese jungle to recover a 0 CELEBRATION GOLF ''Atlanta Classic" Live coverage of finalround play in this $250,000 PGA tour event from Atlanta Country Club in Marietta. Georgia. (4) 0 War II. (H) OF STRAUSS W1II1 Boskovsky conducts the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra In the music of the Strauss family. 8:30 @30 ONE DAY AT A TIME Julie auditions for Barbara's boyfriend's band and meets with more success than she or Barbara had anticipated. (Part 0 ECONOMICALLY SPEAK- 1 of 2) (R) Disagree" Host Dr. Marina (1)0 ALICE Alice tries the near-Impossible task of getting ING "Why Economists Whitman Is joined by Dr. Milton Friedman and Walter Heller when they consider the question, "Why do economists disagree?" 4:30 "The Desert Fox" (BIW) (1951) James Mason, (2) MOVIE Jessica Tandy. Field Marshal Rommel emerges as a unique military figure during his World War II African campaign. (11/2 Hrs.) O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of the Milwaukee "150" Indy-type car race; a preview of the U.S. Open Gaff Championships. 0 SPORTSWORLD Coverage of the United States Gymnas- 900 Flo's mind off men long enough for her to study for her night school diploma. (R) 0 ABC MOVIE "The Odessa File" (1974) Jon Voight, Maximilian Schell. A young reporter risks his life to uncover a secret document which could stop the plans of Nazi war criminals to launch World War Ill. £ MASTERPIECE THEATRE "I, Claudius: A Touch Of Murder" While writing his memoirs, the aging Emperor of Rorni. Claudius, recalls his Emperor grandfather. beautihis and Uvia, Augustus ful but wicked grandmother- (A) (Note: Masterpiece Theatre tics Federation Championships. featuring Women*' Individuals competition, from may be Interrupted by pledge breaks.) Dayton. Ohio; the English Derby from Epsom. England Friendship Cup Weightllftidg (4) a JUST FRIBIOS from Leningrad. U.S.S.R. 5:00 FIRING LINE "Politics Of Intrigue In The Vatican" Guest: Rev. Andrew Greeiey, author of "The Making Of The Popes 1978." words. Frustration Is building a spotted model. spend a weekend in the country with their feuding friends Barney of the most well-known shortterm screening test for chemi- cal carcinogens is documented. (R) 4:00 Poets Archie and Edith 0 DEFUSING CANCER'S TIME BOMB The development Teddy Burnett (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY bomber he piloted in World FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 01rANS. E photographer and reporter help a girl, who is mistakenly arrested for prostitution. tell her story. C4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 030 MINUTES (2) RACERS 14) SUNDAY MOANING O FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 6:00 0 NEWS 0 THE ADVOCATES "Should Your State Stop Prosecuting Status For Juveniles Offenses?" (A) 0 FLORIDA REPORT O MARIO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 AFTER HOURS 0 "Gossip" A gossip magazine ®0 12:30 6:00 (4) A BETTER WAY OTHIS I8 THE LIFE 6:30 (4) CHURCH SERVICE :2)0 COMEDY THEATER June 10 . ' MORNING 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA 0 DEFUSING CANCER'S (1 THE MUPPETS Guest: Lao TIME BOMB The development Sayer. Of the most well-known short800 term screening test for chemi(2) SOMETHING SPECIAL cal carcinogens is documentClifton Davis and Nancy Wilson ed. join a host of talented Central 2:00 Florida personalities in a three(2)112) PRE-GAME SHOW hour fund raising special for 4) MOVIE "The Pride Of St. the United Negro College Fund. Louis" (B/W) (1952) Dan This special is hosted by John DaIley, Joanne Dru. Dizzy E. Evans, Joy Bryon, Rebecca Dean, hailing from the Ozarks, Randall and Len Jones. leads the St. Louis Cardinals to (4)0 BAD NEWS BEARS victory with his phenomenal 0 BATrLESTAR GALACTICA pitching ability. (2 Hrs.) The crew of the Galactica joins O MAVERICK "Rage For forces with another battlestar Vengeance" and Its legendary commander 0 ANOTHER VOICE to ward off a Cylon attack. (Part 2 of 2) (A) 2:15 till BASEBALL Regional (12) CHIPS Ponch's newly coverage of New York Yankees rebuilt car is stolen by a ring of at Kansas City Royals; Los auto thieves. (A) Angeles Dodgers at Chicago 0 MEETING OF MINDS Steve Alien talks with William Cub. Shakespeare, Hamlet. Romeo. 2:30 Juliet, Othello, Woman, Desde. U WORLD OF THE SEA mona, logo and Hamlets 0 BOOK BEAT "Anyone's father's ghost. (Part 1 of 2) Daughter" by Shona Alexan8:30 der. @i 0 STARSTRUCK The 3:00 22nd-century proprietors of an O BIG VALLEY Victoria and outer space hotel face probAudra are forced to go along lems from a sinister being who as hostages it three inept safe wants to take over their pie robbers. business. HIGH CALIBER COW Na girlfriend to Europe and Na PANY: Jshe F. Keenelly Jr. parents follow him. (2 Hrs.) adds his name Wednesday to• SPACE ACADEMY an Illustrious list of graduates from Andover Academy In Mauaduaetta. The 11.yearcld ion of the will be one oI late pr s 360 dudu*s in this graduating class at the 101yew-old prep Kbool. He heeds nEEt year for I abigh University. Past Andover grads Include OilverWendell 0 LAWRENCE WELK SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY "European Champions Cup Final" (2)0 ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS (Aj 0 POPEYE 0 FANGFACE ERICA I MAKING THINGS what would It came true you do with such an old crowd The pope?" responded with yet anot1w rowing round of "Sbo "" and the pontiff doubled up with laugher. June 9 Friday, June I, 17-7 Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. 10:30 EVENING For the first time since her divorce. Susan meets a man that she would like to be more than "Just friends" with. 10:00 (4) CONSUMER BUYUNE 0 MARY TYLER MOORE Guest: Paul Williams. Sandy Robichaud These poems are by elementary schoolers from Watching a football game Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff Is like attacking an ant hill. Pat Korpi of Oviedo. Pupils are A valcana Is a mountain water. Larry W. White is the wind flashing across the sky, fingers running through fire. Dawn Handley A drop of water is like the sun going slowly down. Cam Mayhen Crying is like a volcano erupting. Wiping rain off a car Is like strumming a guitar. Jackie Sheehan someones hair. where every nois and then a cook sets something on Chewing bubble gumis like a train running along a track Billy Kiess Glasses are like shallow generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. the stars gripping the clouds. Sherri Spencer When a volcano erupts, It looks like thousand roses falling from the sky sally Ross A cat Is a wizard with the magic of glowing eyes, A ANIL A& FISHERMAN'S SEAFOOD BU FFET - Served Saturday From 5 pm O pm Cup of Homemade Fish Chowder. Fried Shrimp Broiled Scallops Broiled Flounder FrIed Fish FilletsFried Catfish French Fried PotatoesHush Puppies, Cole Slew-Tossed Salad With Assorted Dressings and Relishes - - - - $4•95 — _ of SANFORD—LAKE MONROE "Overlooking The St. Johns" Sanford Ph. 323-1910 / �8—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Kuralt Collects Custom-Folks Daytime Schedule MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 5:30 8:00 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 5:53 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY O SUNRISE (2) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (NON) (2) PORTER 0 DINAH I 9:55 (3) UPBEAT WAGONER (TUE, 10:00 CARD SHARKS (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) (WED) ED STUDIO SEE (R) (21ThE WILBURN BROTHERS 10:30 (THU) 830 (4) KUTANA THE LITTLE RASCALS BURGH (NON) 11:00 6:55 CHARLES KURALT Snyder will report mainly from the studio, conducting interviews and moderating discussions and ready to take over a hard news story such as the DC-10 or ThreeMile Island disasters. - The 10 top network television programs for the week ending June 3, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: 1: Three's Company; 2: "Best Place To Be," part (NBC Monday movie); 3: Mark & Mindy; 4: Bob Hope special; 5: Laverne & Shirley; 6: Fantasy Island; 7: (tie) M-A-SH and Alice; 9: 60 Minutes; 10: Taxi. of 4 for (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 HI. NEIGHBOR 7:00 (2)112) TODAY (3)0 MONDAY MORNING (NON) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (3)0 WFDNESDAY MORN- ING (WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- CA EL) SESAME STREET (R) 7:25 (.2) TODAY IN FLORIDA O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (E2) NEWS (2)112) TODAY 6:00 (2) (4) 0 0 (12) NEWS $4•44 ED STUDIO SEE Goes rock climbing, for a ride in the Goodyear blimp and listens to bluegrass music. (A) 6:30 (2) 0 NBC NEWS (t) 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE (R) only at - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - includes: 8-piece Bucket 4 side orders choice) 4 biscuits I I I I I 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTER ROGERS(R) (.4)O CBS NEWS U ABC NEWS (L) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 7-00 (2)T)C TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary is forced Into a winter vacation due to the office schedule, 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS JOKERS WILD ) MACNEIL / LEHRER KIT (TUE) ED 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND O SHA NA NA Guest: Joanie CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN (FRI) 2:00 (2) 112) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE Sommers. 2:30 8:00 (2)112) ANOTHER WORLD (2)112) THE RUNAWAYS Steve ED PHOTOGRAPHY... between a runaway (Susan GUIDING LIGHT HERE'S 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED FRENCH CHEF 3:30 (4)0 M'AS'H (R) EL) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WORLD OF THE SEA (11) MAKE ME LAUGH EL) SESAME STREET (R) 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 12:00 0 MERV GRIFFIN (2) PASSWORD PLUS 02) OUNSNOKE (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 5:00 RESTLESS (2) CAROL BURNETT AND 00112) NEWS FRIENDS EL) SESAME STREET (R) 0 THE ODD COUPLE 12:30 ED MISTER ROGERS (R) (2) NEWS (3)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- C2) NEWS 5:30 ROW 0 HOGAN'S HEROES RYAN'S HOPE stages a confrontation Richardson) and her parents to reveal the true reason behind her two flights from home. (4)0 THE DOOLEY BROTHERS A bumbling duo who can't ride, shoot or chew tobacco are hired by a buslneuman to travel through the Old West and dispense justice. 0 HAPPY DAYS Marion tries to revive the true spirit of Thanksgiving by transforming the gang Into Pilgrims for the annual taut. (R) S)TIMBROMANIA A look at stamp collecting, one of the country's most popular hob bles with an estimated 20 mil, lion collectors in this country, Is presented. 8:30 (4) MOVIE "Hurry Sundown" (C) (1967) Michael Caine, Jane Fonda. A vengeful man inflicts pain upon his cousin as pay. mint for refusing to sell his land. (2 1/2 His.) OMOVIE "The Madwoman Of Challlot" (C) (1969) Katharilm Hepburn, Charles Boyer. The corrupt leaders of an Inter- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. June 12 national monopoly are lured to their deaths by an eccentric old woman and her mad accomplices. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Lavoine's blind data with Milwaukee's 'Man of the Year" turns into an emotionally and physically crushing experience. (A) ED THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS This portrait of a mul"faceted "faceted and fascinating instifeatures 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. Moynihan. 900 (2)112) NBC MOVIE "Killer On Board" (1977) Claude Akins, Beatrice Straight. The passen. 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 Chrissy, Mr. Roper hears a conversation that leads him to believe that Chrissy is prognant. (A) 9:30 0 TAXI A wealthy older wornan (Ruth Gordon) tries to buy Alex's companionship. (A) 10:00 0 SOMETHING SPECIAL WITH VIC DAMONE 11:00 (2) (4)00(12) NEWS (2) © 11:30 BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Buddy Hackett, Peter O'Toole, WilIIm Demarest, Victor Buono. (R) (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARNABY JONES Barnsby's search for a small-time gambler leads him to a young ballplayer with a promising future and a cloudy past. (A) 0 ABC MOVIE "The Black Windmill" (1974) Michael Caine, Donald Pleasance. An espionage agent tries to locate his son's kidnappers. June 11 FRIENDS Guest: William Conrad. ED DICK CAVETT Guests: Wil11am Masters and Virginia Johnson. (Part 2 of 2) 8:00 (2)112) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Mary accepts Adam's marriage proposal but begins to have doubts about her decision as her wedding day approaches. (A) (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW A talented transfer student with a sensitive and highly conlidential personal problem joins Coach Reeves team. (A) "The Sleuth Of Oxford: A Conversation With Hugh TrevorRoper" The importance of historical study in the understanding of contemporary society Is 9:00 (2)111) MOVIE "A Fine Pair" (1969) Rock Hudson, Claudia Cardinale. An American detective becomes the unwitting accomplice of a female thief planning the heist of valuable gems from a supposedly burglar-proof Austrian villa. 4)0 MASH In the middle of a record cold snap. Charles receives an expensive polar suit from his parents and Immediately flaunts it. (A) ED THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE "Mary MacGregor" Miss Brodie's students are surprised and confused when she takes a dumpy, unpopular girl under her wing. 9:30 (3)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Ambitious young Andy Travis is hired by the inept manager of a floundering radio station to be its new program director. (R) 10:00 (4)0 LOU GRANT The Rev. Jesse Jackson and a woman counselor in a ghetto high school try to make Lou understand how violence has become a fact of life. (A) ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Five Red Herrings" (Part 2) An artist is found dead at the bottom of a cliff. The police presume it was an accident. but Lord Peter Wlmsey proves It must be murder. (2) 11:00 (4)00(12) NEWS ED DICK CAVETI 11:30 Guest host: Bill Cosby. Guests: Joan Baez, Cheryl Tiegs. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 ROCKFORD FILES A famous author hires Rockford to investigate a series of threats against her life. (2)112) TONIGHT Friday, June 8, 1919—.-9 - Cast Members Of Taxi: They Stick Together Call them hacks, cabs, cars or limos, automobiles driven for hire are part of the urban scene in every American city. But the quintessential driver remains the legendary New York City cabbie. And It is just such a crew of cabbies that television viewers have come to love on ABC's "Taxi." One of the reasons for the show's enormous appeal and success is Its cast. Each of them is closer to his character than most TV or film actors 'Taxi' may be shot in Hollywood, but when it Judd Hirsch, who plays easy-going, philosophical goes on hiatus, the cast, like the cabbies they Alex R.elger, is a native New play, head back to New York for a little hustle Yorker, He attended local and bustle. high schools, and studied engineering at the City No sooner had "Taxi" month at Madison Square College of New York, and gone on hiatus this spring Garden to see Danza dispose architecture at Cooper than Hirsch headed for the of his middle-weight opUnion. city to begin rehearsals for ponent in 2:00 of the first He never drove a cab, but this critically-acclaimed round. The bright lights he had innumerable other play. Those fortunate enough haven't affected his reflexes odd jobs, while trying to to see him during Its limited- any. survive, after he moved on to runengagement have seen Marilu Henner may be acting. His most serious yet another dimension to from Chicago, but It was In Hirsch's talents, And among studies came during a stint with the prestigious those in the front row were New York that she got her Academy of Dramatic Arts. his co-stars, who seem to big break. After touring in stick together even more the national road company of Even when he won closely off-camera than on. "Grease," she landed a part numerous roles on TV, he As for Tony Danza, what In "Over Here," the Andrew stuck to New York. He has can you say about a Sisters Broadway musical been active both on and off Brooklyn-born boxer who which also featured another Broadway In such plays as becomes a TV star and still chorus kid who made it big, "The Hot 14 fights in the ring? This guy John Travolta. Eventually Baltimore ,"Knock Knock," can deliver a punch as easy the two did "Grease" on "Barefoot in the Park," as he can a punchilne. "Scuba Dub," and the current off Broadway hit Hirsch and the rest of the "Talley's Folley. "Taxi" cast showed up last Our Factory Trained Broadway. While Hirsch was performing and Danza fighting, Ms. Ileaner spent her spare time in the city with some local cabbies exchanging stories and picking up ideas. As for Danny Dc Vito, he may play it tyrant, but he's it sweetie city boy from Jersey, who also studied at New York's Academy of Dramatic Arts. Dc Vito's big break came when he was cast in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo Nest." Jeff Conaway is another New York native, who was in it Broadway play from the age of 10. It was Arthur Penn's "All the Way Home," and he's been in the business ever since. He made his film debut at 19 In "Jennifer on My Mind," for which he also wrote two songs. Then he, too, starred in "Grease," playing the lead on Broadway for two and a half years. Andy Kaufman was born In the city, but grew up on Long Island. Long before "Taxi," he was known to New Yorkers for his crated stage acts at the top showcases in town. Now, as a result of that hit, he just played Carnegie Hall. And you guessed it. The rest of the cast was in the audience, SERVICE,ii/ 0 discussed, cates that the descendants of Eric the Red, who landed in Canada centuries before Columbus sailed, still roam the land. O FAMILY FEUD 12)CAROL BURNETT AND 6:30 REPORT AFTERNOON REPORT (1) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 IN SEARCH OF... "Lost Vikings" New evidence indi- 17-92, Sanford 11:30 (2)112) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 BASEBALL ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL (2) LIARS CLUB - ED HODGEPODGE LODGE middle-aged bachelor per. suades Lou to get him a date with Mary. 7:30 $4•44j 10pm Offer ends June 15th (2) nc 'rAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE A 0 THE caoss-wrrs 0 osws WILD (12) TO THE POINT ED MACNEIL / LEHRER Family of 4 Chicken Special I (.2)111) HIGH ROLLERS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE a SHIRLEY (R) MONDAY EVENING CONSUMER SURVIVAL (2D a ALL STAR SECRETS HOW (NON) (4) LOVE OF LIFE (MON-WED, f) ERICA (TUE) FRI) (L) BEES AND HONEY (THU) (A) TO BE ANNOUNCED (THU) El) V.I. PEOPLE (FRI) WHEWI 6:45 0 EL) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) ED A.M. WEATHER 6:47 10:55 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 CBS NEWS Feed Your Family 6pm 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 0:25 - 0 ED PREVIN AND THE PITTS.- ED 6:00 2) 4)0002) NEWS (2)ff2) NBC NEWS TURNS (4) CRACKERBARREL (FRI) magazine show starring Tom Snyder that replaces "Weekend" will be titled "Prime Time Sunday." The show premieres June 24, 1011 p.m., Eastern time. "The vital factor Is kat this will be a different type of magazine program, with emphasis on the live segments,' executive producer Paul Friedman said. He said there will be three pre-packaged stories, none running longer than 10 minutes, two of which would be reported by Jack Perkins and Chris Wallace, the third handled by Snyder. NBC's. new weekly news During the live portions, 10 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (2) (1) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE ED HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH (TUE) gj TENNIS (WED) ED MEETING OF MINDS (THU) JULIA CHILD AND COM0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- ED (ruE) PANY(FRI) (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN CA 1:30 ED UUA8, YOGA AND YOU (R) (WED) AS THE WORLD (4) 0 FILM FESTIVAL (THU) (4) 9:00 UPI Television Writer NEWYORK(UPI) — Ata time when assembly-line goods and plastic personalities are taking over the world, Charles Kuralt travels around the country collecting a cast of custommade characters. Just when it seems as if America has produced Its last rugged individualist, Kuralt comes up with a man who keeps busy building his own highway, with a woman who entertains at old folks homes at age 103, with a group of elderly mermaids who believe growing old is nothing more than a bad habit. Those are some of the people who populate Kuralt's world and if you missed them when they first appeared on the CBS Evening News, you can catch up June 8, 10-11 p..in. Eastern time, (luring CBS Reports: On the Road with Charles Kuralt." Kuralt pictures that other America, the one that refuses to conform, that insists on going its own way. In the hourlong "On the Road" album CBS offers 10 vignettes of unforgettable characters who are a delight to have In one's living room. If there Is a disquieting thread running through the program, it is the age of many of these charming apnonconformists parently It takes a lifetime to learn how to be yourself. now, EVENING (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO RESTLESS ED OVER EASY 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 8:25 0 PTL CLUB (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 6:00 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (2) EARLY DAY NEWS (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA8:30 NY (NON) TODAY (2) (ED EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE (4) By JOAN HANAUER (of your TUESDAY Friday, Junel, 17 ' Technicians Service Joan Baez Is Unchanged BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Joan Baez has mellowed over the years, but she has not changed. Her voice still Is clear and beautiful, and her politics are consuming. To ask Miss Baez about only her music or only her politics one without the other Is incomplete. Both are very much a part of her life. But she would rather discuss politics than music. "I'm a terribly political human being," she says. She finds political activisim can be very tiring, but says "I'd rather be tired than bored." Since the late 1950s when (UP!) - - - she sang In Cambridge coffee houses, Miss Baez has been a strident pacifist. She was outspoken against the Vietnam War and still is. But today, 'it's the Hanoi government that earns her wrath. Her latest campaign Is to "educate the public that there are severe human rights violations going on in Vietnam," She hopes a massive public letter-writing campaign will convince Hanoi to let an accredited group such as Amnesty International into the country to study charges that people are being imprlsoned and tortured. "This is the leper case of the year," she says. "But I felt compelled to hopefully more willing to listen than I was." "I don't regret having been what I was," she said. "I think that was needed. And if I made blunders, hopefully they were done out of my belief. I get in trouble for that sometimes, but It's to get out 01 the mess. I'm not entirely happy with the decision, but I think It was fair to myself and to my imported cars and trucks. . Our prices will pleasantly surprise you. f 4444 N. 17-92 Longwood, Ph. 831-1318 - Features - RIi,,th in & Rhipne.s - Tues. Thru Sat. 9 p.m. III 1 a.m. No Kleiner UNDER CONVERSION TO A JLL.0-. I-4& SR46 ~001 BAIRD-RAY DATSUN SANFORD INN shut." For many years, she refused to pay the part of her Income tax she believed' supported U.S. involvement' in Vietnam. But the government got the money she and anyway "grudgingly" began signing her full tax returns "when I was in such a financial mess I had to."' "It's taken inc a long tune Due to a delay In the mall, Dick Klelner's coiwun does not appear in this issue of Leisure. His column will resume next week. ALL MAKES of son',.' better than pussyfooting do around, keeping your mouth something, partly because I knew no one else was going to," She sees no conflict in her current stand. "I confused some people because I spent 10 years of, my life attacking our involvement in Vietnam. But not to speak up is no longer fair. I never was pro-Viet Cong, contrary to what I'm sure most people thought. The Viet Cong were engaged In the same kind of violence." Though her political beliefs are as strong now as they were 10 years iigo, age and motherhood (she has a son, Gabriel, 9) have made her "a lot less strident and ' I ~)lvvx" OF SANFORD PH. 323.4080 1.4 - SANFORD 00 �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - .... ,, 10—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL •, •:'.. Friday, June 7, 1979 B Movie Producer G aining Respect HOLLYWOOD (UPI) "Art" was a four-letter word at American International Pictures which produced 500 lowbudget films in 25 years and now finds Itself honored with a retrospective by New York's Museum of Modern Art. AlP board chairman Samuel Z. Arkoff, founder of the company, says, "I suppose time can dignify anything." Arkoff is a delightfully humorous man who gave the world such epics as "How To Stuff A Wild Bikini," "I Was a Teen-Age Werewolf" and "Beach Blanket Bingo." Arkoff is a brilliant businessman and former lawyer who built AlP by following contemporary youth trends for a quartercentury and by inventing a special kind of double bill. Pre-Arkoff, theater owners booked an "A" picture and a "B" (low budget) film on the same bill. They were usually of ACROSS 40 Anecdotes 41 Foot lever Donahue 43 Citrus fruit 1 5 . Calloway 46 Room B Actress (Spanish) Lucille 47 Cobbler's 12 Topnotch tool 13 Meadow 49 Ripening 14 Palmyra agent leaf SI Coal refuse 15 Apportion 52 Born 16 Donkey 53 Journey Marie 17 64 Expression lB Rowan trees of dismay 20 Actress56 Lair Alexis 56 Tiller 22 Bitter vetch DOWN 23 Adjective Suffix 1 D.iwlxrr 24 HiMahilVdn is Mindy bear 2 Garden 27 "-Stewart tools (Guiding 3 Toward the Light) center 28 Hawaiian 4 Looked slyly food item 5 Group 31 Pub drink 6 Ronan 32 Article bronze of food money 34 Palm 7 Musical cockatoo instrument 35 Illuminated 8 ... Karloff 36 Large vase 9 A little 37 Actress or ...... Susan 10 Whip 39 Landmea 11 Caustic sure different genres - say, a comedy and an adventure drama - to lure moviegoers of different tastes to the theater. Inevitably, producers of "A" films (i.e. major studios) took the lion's share of box-office receipts. Arkoff revolutionized tbr business by convincing exhibitors to book two AlP films of the same type be they horror, sci-fi, motorcyle epics or beach bonanzas. AlP's double dip eliminated "B" films per se In what Arkoff describes as "combination bookings." More importantly, AlP picked up all the producer's marbles at the turnstiles. Arkoff, 60, has a sense of humor about movies and the people who make them. He laughs off accusations that he is the last of the movie moguls. Iiii not sure I like this new respectability," he said. "I'm inclined to be a negative character. I 19 Dashing style 21 Worldly 24 Close friend 25 MacGrew 26 Profit 27 ..• Rather 160 Minute'sl 28 Singer Boone 29 Rio De• 30 Janis 33 Erin 38 Football star/actor 39 Actress Brooke 40 Actor producer Woody 41 Producer Henning -• 42 --Fitzgerald 44 Demon 45 Playwright Simon 46 Southern Conference Athletes 48 Tiny 50 Engineering term SO II" TI 0 Hit d IL NlO w S Y1V 3 J $1fl 1MY Y1YS NOMJ1 1Y034 YNY NOINY Nfl ill YY NVIA ]1Y 104 NOO YUNVd 500 1l INS SIlOS 5Od SSY I3N 9 NOY AY1O Y1 11144 9 D 11V 9 a a automatically say 'no' when somebody says 'yes,' perhaps because I was a debater in high school and college. "Becoming a member of the movie establishment Is a mixed blessing. Nothing is more irritating me than the pomposity of artistic motivations unless it is the lofty ideals espoused by moviemakers. "Most pictures turn out the way they de for practical considerations. It's people trying to make a living by telling stories. Movies are by nature an entertainment business but they are also fundamentally a carnival." Arkoff has dealt with all the con men and fast buck artists in Hollywood. He's been ripped off by a few. He's gotten the best of most. But he treasures the phonies more than the straight arrows. "They are what's kept me going in this harrowing game," he said, grinning. "There's something about rogues and scoundrels that keeps me amused and interested. They offset the plus and the pompous." Arkoff launched AlP with the late James Nicholson in 1954 on a $3,OOC loan. Thv opened shop with directt,c Roger Corman's $66,000 quickie "The Fast and The Furious." The partners discovered that an arresting title and advertising poster were more essential to economic viability than scripts. "Jim would get the title first then conceive the ad," Arkoff said. "We didn't have name directors or actors so we had to go with the title. Then Lou Rusoff, my brother-in-law, wrote scripts (40 in all) with the specialized knowledge that we had only about $100,000 to spend. "We'd allocate so much money for our program of pictures per year. One year we ran short and had only $30,000 left for 'The Beast With A Million Eyes.' Cor man brought it in on budget with non-union help on location in Palm Springs. The unions chased him all over the desert trying to close us down. "We had no money for special effects. I think they used a tea kettle punctured with hundreds of holes for the beast which was obscured by steam." Many of today's superstars got their start with AlP, Including Robert DeNtro, Jack Nicholson who made a dozen films for Arkoff - Charles Bronson, Michael Landon, Dennis Hopper, Woody Allen, Peter Fonda and Tom Laughlin. Arkoff has no special favorite among AlP films but he does take pride In his company's landmark, trendsetting pictures. "The Day The World Ended," began a series of horrormystery films. "Beach Party" led to a dozen other "beach" films. 'Wild Angels" opened up the world of motorcycle films. "The Fall of the House of Usher" was the first of AlP's Edgar Allen Poe thrillers. AlP's latest picture, "Love At First Bite," promises to be the most successful financially. But then it is a multi-million dollar production. Moviemaking has changed drastically in the past 25 years, especially the cost of making them. But Arkoff says there's nothing to prevent another AlP from happening. "We came in when TV had the studios scared and there was a shortage of inexpensive films," he concluded. "Times are tougher now and costs greater, but some smart young men will find a different way to do It." 'Prequel' Doesn't NEW RELEASE BUTCH AND SUNDANCE: THE EARLY DAYS (PG)— William Katt, Tom Berenger. Western. This supposedly shows how Butch and Sundance were as young men, how they got together and began their nefarious partnership. The two young actors look as though they could have grown into Redford and Newman, but otherwise this "Prequel" is unlike the big hit film. Richard Lester, who used to direct with a splash, does this with a plod. GRADE: Cplus. June 14 THURSDAY EVENING e:oo NEWS (4) o STUDIO SEE Visits a kids' rodeo, a girl who trains dolphlns and mural artist Blue Sky. (H) 6:30 (2) dM NBC NEWS (L) 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS 7:00 (2) TIC TAO DOUGH - a) MARY TYLER MOORE Rhodp's mother tries to be pals with her daughter. (M cnoss-wrrs JOKER'S WILD U) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7.30 (I) LIARS CLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MATCH GAME 518: Sparrow With Sparrow. Raven With Raven" John Ternpie takes a look at Malaysia, a multi-racial society and southeast Asia's only Moslem state. 9:30 0 CARTER COUNTRY When Chief Roy's mother learns that Roy fired his deputy Harley on an impulse, she sets into action a scheme to get Harley rehired. 10:00 (2) (12) THE INNOCENT AND THE DAMNED Tom Keeling takes a lob with another law firm and begins the long process of freeing Lee Bishop from Death Row. (Part 3 of 5) (H) (4)0 BARNABY JONES Barnaby blames himself when a plant security executive takes his place in a ransom payoff and disappears in a blinding explosion. (A) Q$100,000 NAME THAT 020/20 OLD WEST COMEDY Jack Black (John Myhers, left) gives a piece of his mind to his nephew Billy (Robert Peirce) who, with a partner, bumbles through the Old West dispensing justice, in "The Dooley Brothers," comedy adventure to be broadcast TUESDAY 8-8:30 p.m., on the CBS Television Network. WEDNESDAY EVENING eoo (2) (1)00 40 STUDIO SEE Explores wind-surfing, visits a beekeeper. artist Ben Stahl and a young horse trainer. (A) 6:30 (2)Z NBC NEWS al. CU NEWS ABC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE (A) (22) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary enrolls In a night school Journalism class and begins dating thà instructor, 0 THE CR8-WITS . JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT June 13 Robson visits the Barkley ranch, but fears that he may be the target of an assassination attempt. EIGHT is ENOUGH When Tom turns over a new leaf in leniency, the Bradford children quickly become disenchanted with their newfounc' freedom. (Part 2of2)(R) 0) THE LONG SEARCH "330 Million Gods" Ronald Eyre travile to Benarss and Bhith Bhagwanpur. India, to examine the complexity and unity of Hinduism. (H) 630 R) GOOD TIMES Florida takes on the medical professlon when she learns the only doctor In the neighborhood Is planning on moving the prac. lice to a more lucrative area. 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) FAMILY FEUD 0 DANCE FEVER 0 $191 BEAUTY SHOW ff CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Tim Conway. The Pointer Sisters. DICK CAVETT Guest: Barnard Knox. (Part 2012) 800 LAUGH-IN A madcap repertory company with members including Robin Willia anci BIN Rafferty present satiric l"' and topical humor in the second editon of this series. (H) JEFFERBONS a) THE Georges attempts to make points with a local banker- an frustrated by Allan's designs on the banker's daughter. (A) 00 VALLEY senator (2) (2) MOVIE "Zuma Beach" (1978) Suzanne Somers, Mark Wheeler. A once-popular singer who goes to the beach to forget about her faltering career becomes Involved In the problems of a group of teenagera. (A) (4)0 MOVIE "Paper Moon" (1973) Ryan O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal. A small-time con artist and a not so innocent nineyear-old join forces to bilk poopie out of money during the sion. (R) Di CHARLIE'S ANGELS A smooth-talking embezzler tricks Kelly's best friend into letting Kelly up to be murdered. 0) "The Paper MOVIE Chase" (C) (1974) Timothy Bottoms, Lindsay Wagner. A young law student attempts to Impress a tyrannical professor while unwittingly falling in love with his daughter. (2 Hrs.) 0) GREAT PERFORMANCES "Brahms' Lieder Recital" Mezzo-soprano Christa Ludwig Is accompanied by Leonard Bernstein on piano for a performance of Brahma' "Lieder" from the Tel Aviv Mdseum. 10 OVEGA$ Dan takes on the mob and a "retired" crime boss in his search for a large quantity of cocaine. (A) AD THE SPIRIT OF PUNXSUTAWNEY The reporters for the local newspaper in Punxsutawney. Pa. reflect the values of rural communities. (H) 11:00 2)a)00NEWS 0) DICK CAVETT 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Buddy Rich. birdcallers. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 SWITCH The syndicate suspects Pete and Mac of ripping them off for a million dollars and gives them 24 hours to come up with the money. O POLICE WOMAN A young Policeman Is framed by his girlfriend's father for selling narcotics. 1200 MOO VALLEY Jim 'North, a friend of Heath's, is about to meet a girl to whom he has written to, but never seen. 12:37 MANNOC Mannix is hired to locate a missing scientist and Pay him a million dollars for a chemical discovery. - TUNE (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Family." "The Wishing Well." 0) DICK CAVETT Guest: Glenda Jackson. (Part 1 of 2) 8:00 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Wild River" An adventurous trip down the Salmon River is taken In rafts and kayaks. a) 0 THE WALTONS JimBob falls for a pretty Catholic girl who Is staying at Walton's Mountain while trying to decide whether' or not to join a convent. 0 MORK & MINDY Mindy goes Into a deep depression when Mork tells her that he has been ordered to leave earth. (A) 02) HIZZONNER Mayor Cooper Is upset when his daughter falls for a snobbish bachelor until he learns who the man's grandfather is. €1) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Horse Sense" The difficulties In beginning a career as a veterinarian are examined, 8:30 0 ANGIE Angie and Brad decide to settle all the family fights over where to hold their wedding reception by eloping. (A) THEATER (12) COMEDY "Mother And Me, M.D." A young doctor is assigned to work In the same hospital and On the same floor as her mother, the head nurse. (12) QUINCY Quincy tries to Clear a veteran police officer of Charges that he killed a drugCrazed teen.ager. (A) FIVE-0 0 HAWAII McGarrett suspects the assasIlnation attempt made on an evangelist's life was done for Publicity purposes. (A) O BARNEY MILLER The Prime suspect In a rash of ,burglans, turns out to be a threeYear-old corpse. (H) 0) VIEWS OF ASIA "Malay- 0) THE RACE FOR THE YEL- LOW JERSEY The story of four young Americans who travel to Canada for a grueling four-day bicycle race is told. 11:00 (2)a)00(12)NEWS DICK CAVETT O',est: Glenda Jackson. (Part 2 of 2) 0) 11.30 12J ff2) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Carol Neblett. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 MA8'H Radar tries to gel some tomato juice for Col. Potter by requisition bargaining and winds up involving the General at Corps Haadquartars. (R) 0 U.S. OPEN Highlights of first-round play in this prastigious golf tournament from the Inverness Club in Toledo. Ohio. 11:45 STARSKY & HUTCH Hutch's ox-wile visits and leaves him with a million dollar uncut diamond and a murder warrant for his arrest. (A) 0 12:00 (1) BIG VALLEY Audra and Victoria check into a hotel and Audra disappears during the night. 12:05 0 CBS LATE MOVIE -McCloud.The Disposal Man" (1971) Dennis Weaver. Patrick O'Neal. McCloud is assigned to protect a corporate executive who has become a target for murder but refuses to believe It. 12:52 0 MANNIX An old friend asks Mannix to return to his hometown to investigate a murder which loll the prime suspect In an Iron lung. (R) 1:00 (2)(12' TOMORROW inter- views from past shows with bounty hunter Tiny Boyles, devil worshlppdr Solomon Weir, Joey the hit man and Chuck the rock groupie will be presented. NEWS Friday, June 8, 1979-11 Match The Original oldie about the shnook who doubles for the monarch. But even a sure-fire needs a match, and this one never lights up. It all scents strained, more so-so than ho-ho. GRADE: C-plus. GENERAL RELEASE WINTER KILLS (R) Jeff Bridges, John Huston, Anthony Perkins. Thriller. Based on the Richard Condon novel, this is an overlong and overblown story of a presidential assassination which is remarkably like the Kennedy assassination. It is also a story of a powerful family. Some effective and chilling sequences, but others are almost surrealistic and ludicrous. GRADE: C-plus. Harrison Ford, LesleyHANOVER STREET (PG) Anne Down., Christopher Plummer. Romance. This is for everybody who's been saying, "Why don't they make pictures like they used to?" Except for one brief nude scene, this could have been made in the '40s. It's World War II again, England, American aviators and English girls, honor and nobility, a little adventure, a lot of balderdash. GRADE: C. Peter Sellers, PRISONER OF ZENDA, THE (PG) Lynne Frederick, Elke Sommer. Comedy. This idea, on paper, sounded sure-fire: Sellers in a triple role in the - George Hamilton, LOVE AT FIRST BITE (I'G) Susan Saint James, Arte Johnson. Comedy. You'll hate yourself in the morning, but you'll laugh while you're watching this spoof of the Dracula story. This time, I)rack - - Woody Allen., Diane Keaton, MANHATTAN (It) Michael Murphy, Mariel Hemingway. Romantic comedy. Allen is back in his personal groove writing, directing, starring -and back in the area where he functions most wittily. That's the man-woman, husband-wife, boyfriendgirlfriend continuing war. This is done in black and white, and it's beautiful, funny and crisp. Only flaw: a little familiar. GRADE: B-plus. - - - (Film grading: A—superb; B—good; C—overage; D — awful) poor; F - HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? Your credit is good for $2,500 to $25,000 or more, for any purpose! Loans can be arranged up to $25,000 or more, FOR ANY PURPOSE! If you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot, YOU QUALIFY. ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE All homeowners, even if your home is not completely paid for, including widows, retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan companies. EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS Cash for any purpose. Medical bi3 new home improvements vacations appliances. Or pay furniture car off installment loans. Your one payment will probably be less than the combined payments you're making now. - - - - ' FAST LOAN APPROVAL Your loan could be approved in 24 hours and completed within 3 days. wherever you live, CALL TOLL FREE 1.800.528.6050 [2 er( - ask for ext. 935 rs_on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Pan American Financial Services, inc. Licensed Mortgage Broker 1501 So. Church Ave., Suite 202 'Tampa, Florida 33609 Business Loans [ $109000 to 2509 000 Call Mr. Fairchild COLLECT 1-813-877-5704 �Y !)AT!OJI 71st Year, No. 252—Sunday, June 10, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Prlce 25 Cents bad Angry Over 'Inaction ' In By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer -.. Son Shooting s afternoon. He said doctors at mile south of Route 46 an Harold Christensen, Daniel's hours before release, positively identify the that he was ith his i1CphC% ' had not seen the Seminole Memorial Hospital elderly man standing next to father. A 2 ('Z1tihr h,.1L.t Mnwhjip M, "f Mnrl In 1jUl11 Lilt' UIUflflhi WflO elderly -. .auvisea rum it would be safer to the road raised a rifle, pointed SflOt It continues: Ucing unable that the case was under inrests in the neck of a l7-year-old of the Lake County Sheriff's the according to to leave the bullet In his body than it at the car and for no apparent his neI)he'. and e'On vest igatton. Sanford youth and he, his to remove it immediately, After his friends, Lance department picked up Butler report. sidet-ing the age of the sUs reason, fired one shot, assigned to father, and two friends can't Butler and Stewart Muse, and took him back to the According to Christensen, he Christensen said. the assigned decided to turn the the case. Herb I-'lavehl, said realized Christensen had been of the shooting. understand why the man they and two But no arrest was made and CLSC over to the state's at. Sltur(tty that he friends were returning "I saw him point the rifle shot, they sped to a nearby ouid make believe is responsible has no charges were filed. tornevs office.' not from Hock Falls at 4:30 p.m. when we were turning around. I house and tried to phone for no comment on the case.' lie At the scene, the sheriff's "There's no doubt in my mind been arrested or charged with Tuesday. He said he was riding ducked," he said, "and the next help, added however, that Christensen any crime, said. report states, Butler identified who shot at me. lie wasn't more The ruilort is dated .11ine 6. bit%, in the rear seat of his friend's thing I knew I was hit." 'ell However, he said the home had a 67-year-old man as the person than five feet from us. I •,... uuy •'n... report set, but ----------- us.... "s, ' at car, the official locate l )ect. The investigator scene there saw but h:e'ri Christensen's father miments. the youth's father said he will on state Route 46. One of the Christensen traveled through Muse's home in Sanford. There, report states that Butler told go to the governor's office. Attorncys 0111(1' three days youths thought he saw a deer the rear window and hit him in he said, one friend phoned the deputies he -1111 -S 011114 s crazy.' said "could positively Daniel Fredrick Christensen and so the trio turned right In a supplemental deputy's later, he said he was told the Harold Christensen, • my son the neck barely two inches from Lake 'County Sheriff's identify- the suspect." of 1718 Magnolia Ave. has been down Wekiva River Road in report, Lee said he questioned office had not his spine. received the gets shot, there are three eye Department while another carrying the slug in his neck pursuit, Christensen said. the suspect after advising hum report. "It could easily have killed itnesses and nothing gets drove him to the hospital. He Muse later told Lake County of his rights. Lee's report since he was shot Tuesday About three-quarters of a him or paralyzed him," said said he was treated for On F'ridav, Lake' ('ountv done. What inure do they Deputies that he, too, could states: " suspect advised Sheriff Malcolm said lie need" ANY PURCHASE OVER $200.00-FREE INTEREST EXAMPLE: PURCHASE DOWN PAYMENT BALANCE 200.00 20.00 Tjj yet FOR 12 MONTHS! You Will Have 12 Payments of 9500 PER Month three The McCall Fire Anniversary Tale At Seminole County Ja' ' 11 , A Terrifying Nightmare .uuuamiuua..iaa•ma•uum...uu.unm.u.. Beautiful High Back Early American 5 Piece Living Room Sofa & Chair Top Quality Herculon Fabric Dinette 4 Piece By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Reeking of the sweet of almonds, the black cyanide smoke escaped through the hot cell bars and of the Seminole County Jail. The heat grew so intense the paint began blistering off butter. The thick smoke dropped visibility to zero and forced inmates and jailers to literally leel their way out of the deadly fog. Chaotic screams of panic and cries for help pierced the darkness. Some to no avail. That nightmare began close to noon four years ago today (June Before It was over, 10 Inmates and one Bedroom Suite Manufactured by Standard Dresser, Mirror, Chest and Bookcase Headboard _. quickly filled the corridors . the walls like melted 9). Only jailer would die from smoke inhalation. Disgruntled over the postponement of his trial, 17-yearold Hay Anthony McCall, who had been charged with 999 armed robbery, chose the simplest solution he knew to soothe his frustration. 1IJ1IUNN AL A 'I'm going to burn this place 41 Manufactured by king Koil down,' McCall announced, but no one seemed to take his threat seriously, court records show. eautiful Quilted MATTRESS and FOUNDATION "I'm going to burn this place down," McCall announced. But no one seemed to take his threat seriously, court records show. NEVER BEFORE7 PRICED THIS LOWId FULL SIZE QUEEN SIZE 95 $ItAl I1h1i 49; m1JrI ile n orth irI H w y. E— OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 9-7, Sot. 9-6, Closed Sun. P h : one1_ . __1IT±II ::i _________ _ I.n. -i ••- - .: - :'' ' I - - .Ism '.:•- i...: a :4 ••. . .. I ' '•. A .. " . i_ ____ ____ t . Fill • .S' : . . ' - r Herald PARTING IS SUCH SWEET... Photos by Tom Nef.'I Wxdland Elementary School kindergarteii teacher Gail Atchison, above, gets endearing hug From student Timothy Adam (U) last (lay of school while In photo below, Woodland students (lispIaV obvious pleasure at crosswalk used for last time this semester, • case in easy-to-understand manner. "We plan to use a flow chart showing each claim, who is being sued, who is suing who, who's claiming indemnification and all that stuff," Eaton said. Attorney Howard R. Marsee, who is representing Supreme Sales, Co. and its insurance company, remarks in one of his motions on the case's complexity: "The confusion has been compounded by the fact that some parties have been named in some lawsuits as defendants but not in others; there are third party defendants or cross defendants in some lawsuits but not parties or defendants In other lawsuits, some have been served with a summons and process in some lawsuits but not in others and numerous other differences," Eaton, who has been practicing law for 11 years, de scribes the case as being "unique for around here." "It is the most complicated case I have ever had." e4 ;_ yr .. •3 J i. .\ Explosion Traps 5 Miners --- . CALUMET, La. (UP!) - An explosion and fire apparently touched off by leak ing methane gas rocked a south Louisiana salt mine early today, in juring at least 16 persons and trapping another five inside the mine's vault. The Cargill Inc. salt mine, located on a marshy island about 75 miles southwest of New Orleans, erupted about midni ht when miners hit a pocket of methane gas. Sixteen miners with broken bones and lacerations were removed from the mine and taken to nearby Franklin g Foundation Hospital. A hospital spokeswomen said four of the men were admitted for treatmerit In satisfactory condition - the most serious with a broken buck. The others were - p 1] Hebert, Cargill good, The mine did .•, . not - A round The Clock ..........4A Horoscope ................. $B Church Pages .......... 4, B Hospital ................... Comics ....................lB OURSELVES ............l.3B Sports ................... l,7A Crossword ................. lB Editorial ................ 45A Dear Abby ................. ZB --------.._..., - But St. Mary Parish sheriffs deputies said toxic methane gas still was leaking from the mine how's after the explosion. Television .................7B - .- .- .._ • p - • 4' ' .i ....................... .. . p -. . "They were working in and around the explosion," said Deputy O.J. Auenson. "It was way down in the ground." Weather ................... 3A • ,- collapse. fl - .. .. ..--. S .d.Ii. .-. - Inside the vault. Hebert said he held out hope for the men spokesman, said federal mine because he said the mine did safety officials were teaming not colla pse. witha company rescue squad to "I'm sure they'll be fine," search for the five men trapped Hebert said. I think It looks James ioaay , i d- treated and released. ________________________________________________ r} -' ::,.. 16 Are Injured i -.. " 'j VISA ,, _ .., • With the number Six of the trustees would die, as would deputy jailer Robert 0. Moore, 40, of Longwood. The other four Inmates Wed at various points along the north and south corridors of the jail. Recently, the 33rd civil suit was filed against the sheriff, Sethiñole Lounty and others in connection with the June 9, 175 fire. Basically, the cases charge Sheriff John Polk with negligence, alleging the jail was improperly equipped to ensure the safety of the inmates in the event of a fire. All the claims for death or injuries exceed $2,500. Specific allegations against the sheriff include the failure to have fire or smoke detectors Installed and the 4 -.•. 1•• tribution and indemnification. "If we are at fault, someone else is at fault and they should pay a part of it," Eaton explains. "Or If we are at fault, it Is because someone else Is at fault and they should pay all of it." of plaintiffs and defendants involved in the cases, Eaton says the jury may find the matter somewhat complicated to decipher. But, with the aid of flow charts, he said, he hopes to present the an support. ~1 - 'rAe 1 ...... - compiled McCall, however, belied that claim by leaving 10 persons and himself dead. As a mattress caught fire, the black smoke was swiftly sucked up the ventilation shaft that led to a section of the jail where trustees were incarcerated. Not hardened criminals, these men were delinquent In paying their child KING SIZE I 95 1 TE't 1 Eaton, an Altamonte Springs attorney, refers to the countersuit as a "10pound lawsuit because the paperwork may weigh that much. Claims are for con- ignited. Only . •1r.n the jury. About 11:45 a.m., McCall began lighting matches in his hospital cell where he was Isolated, records show. Setting a Sunday newspaper afire, McCall pushed the burning cinders through the broken food tray slot in his cell to the cell next door, according to court records. The area next to McCall's cell was known as the hospital bay area, where stacks of mattresses were stored. The mattresses were said to be inflammable and it was claimed they would not give off a toxic smoke or gas if Sold in Sets • .i%' failure to have a master locking system to release inmates In the event of fire. Ten of those cases were filed by the survivors of the nine inmates and jailer who died in the fire, according to court records. There were no survivors of a 64-year-old Sanford Inmate to We a wrongful death action on his behalf. The first trial stemming from the suits filed to date tentatively is scheduled for Oct. 6 before Seminole County Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler. It is expected to last about six weeks, O.H. Eaton, an attorney for Polk, Seminole County and Appalachian Insurance Company of Providence, the county's insurance company, has In turn filed a suit against Supreme Sales, Co., Inc., General Tire and Rubber Co. and Alagold Products, Inc. Supreme Sales, Co. is the supplier of the mattresses; Alagold Products, Inc., the distributor, and General Tire and Rubber Co. is a maker of the poyurethane used in the manufacture of the mattresses. Others involved in the suits include: Allied Insurance Co. for Alagold Products, Inc.; Gulf Insurance Co. for Supreme Sales, Co.; Textro, Inc. a manufacturer of foam; and Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. for General Tire and Rubber Co. An all-day hearing Is scheduled for June 22 at the Seminole County Courthouse before Judge Leffler who will decide how the cases will be tried, Eaton said, "There are several ways to do this," Eaton said. "You could try the cases one at a time or clump them together on the issue of liability and damages and have separate juries." He is hopeful the cases will be heard con'urrently by smell Reg. Rot. $349 - 'i . . • - . .•. • . ' 1 ..... , . _.4___..,. - . • . . .., ----.---. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 08, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e86a9527e20d2b2213c047fe02c2a257.pdf c450ff678c1e96fee76fd83344a0c7d0 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 229—Monday, May 14,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 El Evening Herald—(USpS 48280)—Price 15 Cents For Seminole High Students Measles Vaccination Mandatory Next Fall _hmr" U1*rW by Hal Kaufman HEAR THISI Start out with failure, end up with greatness and you can't miss deciphering these words by Herman Melville: "TEST IS OF GREATNESS THE FAILURE TRUE." Rearrange words so quotation makes sense. By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer ..I$J4aJ60 ON 1flJ4 L$I 3 "The compulsory immunization guidelines from the state Department of Education pertain to all children to be enrolled and admitted to grades 10 through 12 in the 1979-00 school year.,, .' Most Seminole County high school students who declined "Students must either have proof of immunization certifying voluntary vaccination this week 'galijt Red Measlp will be they were previously vaccinated with live measles virus vaccine unable to escape the needle'next fall. or previously Infected with natural measles, Mrs. Snell said. That was the word today from Marion Snell, consultant coorStudents who were vaccinated prior to or In 1969 would be dinator if health education and health services for the county's required to be Vaccinated again since that particular vaccine did school district. . not provide a lasting Immunity, Mrs. Snell noted. 4 Mrs. Snell said she received word Friday from the county The HRS is sponsoring a three-day vaccination program _____ health department that beginning next fall, high school students beginning today for approxImately 11,500 students In grades 9 must be vaccinated against measles, unless they can show they through 12 In Seminole County, but by Friday, only about 1,700 were vaccinated after 1969, or that they have had measles. students had signed up.The schools and the number volunteering Florida health officials have become concerned over the are: 63, Crooms; 760, Lake Brantley; 166, Lake Howell; 0, dramatic increase of measles cases ut the date Lyman; 160, Oviedo; and 291, Seminole. at the high school level. Hence, an effort to this week Immunize "All these schools tell me students are still bringing In their as many high school students U possible against measles on a consent of ImmunIzatIon form," Mrs. Snell said. "They expect to Volunim basis. get them up until the day of Immunization." "We have had a 4009erceig Increase in measles cases this year Students were Immunized free of charge from 8:30 am, to 12:30 In Florida, compared with the same time last year," said Tom P.M. today it Lake Howell and Lake Brantley high schools. The Cook, area Immunization coordinator for the state department of vaccination program will be held the same time at Lyman and Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS). Seminole high schools and Wednesday at Oviedo and Crooms high Approximately 921 students it Like Brantley and Lake Howell schools. highschools rolled up their slaves this morning to be voluntarily Referring to the 1,700 students who are participating In the Immunized against red measles. program, Mrs. Snell said: As a preventative measure against an outbreak, HItS Is "I would say that is a pretty good turnout because we don't sponsoring the voluntary immunization program this week for know how many have been immunized since 1969 or how many ANdmis In grad.. 9 tirough 12 In Seminole Coy. have been taken to their private physicians." Who Nose? Turn your head as far as you can to one side. Now, reach around with your opposite arm and touch your nose - If you can. Deep Sie.pI Aye slept longer than lee. Cog slept less than Dee. Dee slept longer than Be., but less than Aye. Who slept longest? 4$46uOp $dei% lAy Riddle.Me.Thisl Which is the dullest bird? Give up? The BIah•boilnk. Which bird plays the flute? The tootle-clove. HERE'S ONE FOR MCMI CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. '4114014$ 'I uoady 0ulIw 11 11301 l01 ç .tISM SI "i , pow am siliuld 't '&.lJOqI it is ' eutuIw of 6 ,1:103u&#a44Ø A.. Hey, Mom, here's one lust for you. Try It on family members or friends on your special day. Form a square with 12 buttons or coins (see above), with four coins on each side. Now, challenge bystanders to remove two coins (leaving 10) and still have four on each side. Here's the secret (for Mom's eyes only): Remove coins 2 and 11. Place caIn 6 atop coin 4, and atop 10. There are still four UPS AND DOWNSI What can you draw to complete this coins on each side. curiqus scene? To find out, add lines from 1 to 2, 3, etc. - . - - £ ' I, .. - aim 3 I LEADING THE LEAGUE Herald photo by Tom Pdetsel Okay, guys, this is a baseball! That Isn't actually what Chase & Co. coach blue Frank Is telling Clint Byington, center, and Darryl Merthie. But whatever he has been telling them has been good advice, because Chase leads Sanford's National League with a 9-1 record to (late, and Byington and Merthie top the club in both hitting and pitching Chase continues its quest for division domination today with a 5 p.m. contest at Bay Avenue Park against second place Clem Leonard Shell. Dr. DeJu As Seminole 1.1.1 Ann uii. 1+1111 • YOU PAY HOMAGE TO A &M1C.H OF EGGS? It's all but settled..Dr. Jorge DeJu M.D. of Tallahassee will . become the &Aateento In the dual rife of director if Human Services-Health director for Semirole County and assume the duties of those offices In early J. The final details before the move Into the $0,101 annual position remaining to be accomplisbed are formal approval by the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HItS) of Dr. i)eJu's eligibility for the health director post and for the creation by Seminole County of the dual position and Dr. DeJu's formal acceptance. However, Dr. Lucy Hady, HItS district director, said Dr. DeJu Is listed by the Mate department as eligible already, "We do not foresee any problem," she said. As far as the dual role Is concerned Mrs Hady said, "There Is plenty of precedent for that," citing Orange County specifically where one man holds both the offices if health director and social services "I think the approval will go Rnoothly," she said. "We are -.000;_ vm ' Holly Williams of Lake Bentley gets Inoculation from Juanita Ashley Sanford Couple ' He Our Was s Stolen Eyes rle ir'i'#r uu qu %.iju talking of only a matter of days for the formal approval to be granted," Mrs. Hady added, noting the' approval should come by Friday. "HItS has been working with the county diligently for months to fill the position of health director." HItS approval Is necessary because DeJu as health director will be technically a state employee and 60 percent of the salary for the health director post Is funded by the state, Dr. DeJu said today he must wait for formal HItS approval before accepting the Seminole County job. He said he and County Administrator Roger Nelswender will be meeting in Seminole County Saturday. When HItS approval is In hand, he and his family—wife and two daughters — will begin planning to move into Seminole County by early June, he said today. The eldest daughter of the 49. year-old physician Is a student In college while his 16-year-old daughter Is a high school student. The permanent health department director post has ' —tuiu 'We are only talking a matter of days for the formal approval A native of Cuba, Dr. DeJu has been an American citizen for 15 years. He received his BS degree from Vibora Institute in Cuba, his MD from Havana Medical School and a master's of public health administration from the University of Berkeley in Calif. He served his residency In his specialty of obstetrics and gynecology at been filling In. Deaconess Hospital, Buffalo, The human services director N.Y. position has been vacant since Troy Todd, the county's first He has served in public health director resigned the post in positions in the states of KenMarch and received at his tuciy and Florida and with the request reassignment to U.S. State Department, another county job. Budget DONNA ESTES to be granted' -. Al Tiday . el :•- - __........ 1' ............ IA u .--. .......... 41 •,•, •.••...... 41 '' ... . , ,. . . .........4'-A wTdo -,, 9• Wnat what _ 1140awlib .body somebody - am • 41u," : • : aMdh.11111111160111 beau Macs tIN, bid ..,. we do gardening tools before Jad 1`1114 doo weB at _ —......................in lilies our • b'&. MP' 11a. r,holb, dad wsoInk I - 0 mmY of his garden tools were taken. Before he could fix ths lock, hesaid, __ the thieves cam bad and took what was left. The cosçls also began to notice __________ pry marks around their windows. When Mrs. P was startled at . night by a woisld.be burgiar, the couple decided •. to take ac" "We went rigid to the . — and got dog wecoaldftnd.Thatwas Jac*" aim said. Benson said he de.si't know wheuldo now. H. • add ad oft witjott • _ Sanford pollee laud •siI '. 'Yy', • , '9W • . 'tA •• - 'I • ' •tf - .t• ....... • . • 1 -.•.• . ____ • lho,iawo,thsM JIM11W."91 • ! .• , . r — .: I an riivvrn '.. - '• - could Dr. DeJu, currently In private practice, told county commissioners last week he prefers the public health field over private practice. Night' did not Mart having serious problems with prowlers : been vacant in Seminole County Director Jeff Etchberger has since last September when Dr. been filling in as acting director Hamida BatU* realWied. Dr. since that time. William 0. Pewter, a retired Dr. Battla's salary was physician from Orlando, has $36,000 annually while Todd received $19,400 annually for a total of $55,400. The new combined position will pay 145.000 Dog: In The ____ A IkIls over a year ago, "&'nibo riedtogat In real good and played with JOha . W. lesson, 11, my window -- When I buD. HI WOVId.'t have TZ was here and we got decided be had todo aw"MR, 211111111211111111 to k" " dw scarit our age whit Mrs. Binuon described could we do if ,onine ,bw*imwd p.9wlw who thsdag..'os,,y.s in . broke In," said Mrs. .conwadly it" his ned" 1w sold th. trees In hilme at JIM P=Wauto Benson, 74. "We boo the swrooft ids g Jack for prot.ttlon." ...Ave. Sobsboagl$adog. theIrhome vuydarkinthe Benson said he placed Sometime early and iaMb' ap Jack on histhai Us. 8Mèy, Jack, the l.y.sr. praahabI, topI Fridey Mgt* before going old keakl. pip who Bid In the year they had IiIniiga to bed. When he awok. iseidad and his Jack, they did not ••* with the action ftwft.thedO( had bNn petence the repeated ed svw*y dwy 6drAunfastened from the thsin vidis of late'nlgbt In. aadwuPast trudIIsk. the mu who "We loved him,fadbum . brihoWdoaêjdnuztto Owe home. A ID A MR. AND MRS. JOHN BENSON •- �2A—Evinlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Moatay, May 14, IM Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Compromi"Se- -Reached.- On Insurance B1#11. - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Wr profits tax returns submitted to Gunter being involved in Issues Ksas City, Mo. The firm want C1 looking out for the scheduled to be considered b the state. The insurance b such as the proposed into receivership after the l71.. claimants and the fiasco that the House finance and tautin _wouldn't committee. "ft may be eve A compromise has been dustry has opposed the legislation. Gunter Is sup- 77 school year after they had occurred in S"ti'o1e worked out between proponents legislation. porting the legislation, carried the school's policies for happen again," Groom sai& considered by the ai and Gpponents of proposed ,If a company goes into one year. committee,' propriations "The legislation calls for Hattaway told colleagues on The $500,000 in unpaid 4afvn legislation which would prevent financial difficulties, dollars a guaranty Hattaway said adding, "hut I establishment of loss by the clients of health and can be pulled from the trust the House insurance committee range fron O to Gee fund by doYnetic insurance will pass the House." Spk. the problems faced bY em life insurance companies that fund to pay off claims," HatGrooms, executive director of cripsMu pooling resources to Designate Ralph Habed I 5)lO)rU0 the Seminole County get into financial hot water. taway said. the Seminole Education pick up the cuverages and sponsoring the legislation. State Rep. Robert Hattaway, The Altamonte Springs school district when Its carrier Association, said several claim of 1ndJvfdg when an Sen. John Vogt, D-Coco D-Altamomte Springs, said the legislator said Insurance in. of health and life Insurance teachers have had to mortgage insurance cr1pesiy gets into Beach, whose district include4 compromise would require life dustry representatives in went intoreceivership. their home or secure loans fln*r4il difficulty," Hattaway Seminole County, said be has and health insurance corn- testimony before the Insurance The school system's em- they are trying to pay off when said. sponsored similar legialatIn Id panles to pay money Into a trust committee of the Florida House pioyees have unpaid claims Old Security went into The legislation was approved the pad and will be strongl fund according to their volume last week objected most to totaling $m 000 against Old receivership. The proposed by the Ho&.e Insurance cOrn- supporting the new kg1s1t10 of business, based on corporate Insurance Commissioner Bill Security Life Insurance Co. of leØt1(m would have a stat. mittee this week and is In this .1oii. WORLD INB At Home With Snakes, Carpenter Breaks Record HARTBEESPOORT, South Africa (UP!) A young carpenter who has spent fl days In glass Cage With some of the world's deadliest vipers wants to extend his world record, but 5ii "It depends on the anakes." "My original Intention Wi5 to lad 40 days. Now I might try for 0," Peter Snyman sold. "It all depends on the - iter -:4• NIAML to The 24-year-old South African credited his bizarre and deadly name Ineerted In the Guinness Bock of Records, His comnpasdons during the aojotrnfnag.byl foot glass cage at the Hartbeespood Snake and Game Park have been six black membas,six boomdangs tree makes six Egyptian cobras and six puffadders. Snyman broke the previous 364ay world record Sunday asa large crowd gathered to gawk at the gnakes twisting around his legs and slithering across his bed. -. Dealers Won't Strike. T,: - Mexican Workers Sought , _ m d .. . .• . .. p4 • . ___ _______ Sadat Proposes Ventures r • . .4 • • - •-, . •:.. . WARNING Children at Sanford's Kiddie Korner day can center are enjoying their missic lesson as friends and officers of the Community Coordinated Child Care (4C) program of Central Florida tour the fadulty.KlddleKornerj. one ofzl approved 4C centers In Seminole County where 4C contracts day care for the children of single working mothers. Mrs. Phoebe Carpenter, 4C executive director, warned 180 of 400 children In the state subsidized program will be dropped from the program on July I If proposals of the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services MRS) are approved by the Legislatme. ISSUED Cras h L and available. 'Aimed half of all these groups mention, without prompting, Sen. Edward Kennedy of Massachusttes as the candidate they are awaiting. David 00 eab0'*Idini ___ to . H'0w Runner's Finis"'he - d ___ S - deputies. Alfred Donald Tabor of 1811 S. Sanford Ave. told deputies the bicycle, which belongs to his son, is a 27-Inch Viscount 10-speed bicycle, HEARING SET The preliminary hearing for a 42-year-old North Carolin a man charged with kidnapping a Seminole County man Th ursday night has been set for 2 p.m. Tuesday in circuit court. Marvin Haywood McAdams of Graham, S.C., was arrested Th ursday at the Deltona Inn, Volusia County. Officials found McAdams after they confiscated a truck said to have been used in a planned marijuana drop. Seminole Co unty Sheriff's deputies said a license check made on the large truck that was found near the former Osceola airstrip, now a county landfill, led police to TRIAL DATE SET McAdams. Police said the kidnap victim apparently walked into a Thelma Brooks, 31, of 165 Bethune Circle, Sanford, Is scheduled planned marijuana drop at the airstrip and was held at gunpoint to go to trial on charges of second degree murder on June ii in by the smugglers. circuit court. Initial bond on McAdams was set at $25,000. Mrs. Brooks was charged with the shooting death of her husband, Adolphus Brooks, 44, on April 27. She appeared in Court GARDEN TOOLS STOLEN Friday for a preliminary hearing and entered a plea of not Approximately $1,585 worth of garden tools were stolen from a guilty. workshop and maintenance building in Maitland, according to TRIAL DATE SET Seminole County deputies. Eighteen-year-old Bluett Keitt, 1019 Olive Ave., Sanford, enColey M. Smith of 2755 Howell Branch Road, Maitland, told tered a written plea of not guilty to two counts of manslaughter deputies the burglary occurred sometime between Thursday and two counts of child abuse in circuit court Friday. night and Friday morning. The tools that were stolen include an Miss Keitt is scheduled to go to trial June 18. She was arrested electric sander, electric drill and a tool box of mechanic's tools, on an information from the state's attorney's office Tuesday. Miss he said. Keitt's two sons were found dead In a bathtub at 100 Monroe The incident occurred at the Slovak Gardens, Inc., located at Terrace on March 8. Police said Miss Keitt told them she was In Smith's home, deputies say. Entry was gained by jimmying the the kitchen preparing dinner at the time her sons drowned. door latches on the storage room and workshop doors. THE SAVING PLACE Dole In Kansas To Announce at . L 1. action 1 1) ~ 30 White Trial In Final Week SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) The trial of former city ;Supervisor Dan White for the murders of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk draws to a close this we.k and jurors are faced with conflicting testimony on White's mental state actin-thm of the sbadinp Witnesses for both the prosecution and defense have given ilmfl,r accounts of events on Nov. 27, when White 'killed the two officials at Qty Hall. But a striking discrepancy ruin through testimony about his mental - riep hundroils dl business, "he said. sustained minor Injuries didtwoor threeflipsin thealr, A rt Lairuss, iiuocM1on vice president, said lopped far Sunday after he crashed his causing strutto buckle, " a national shutdown appered a to be "died to the hangglider Into the clubhouse of deputies say. Jaclona predicted 1k d( the meeting Thecomnpietelid of winnersin Saturday's First Annual Sanford 35.39 a Cuselberry apartment MarlaBarikos 47:36:4 r Road mn event is as follows: — would strike that ad Race slx.ile be voted down. complex, according toSeminole haSMII.Id TheruiBlegjer 40:28:8 d been towed by a boat across "You Pt a let dl stations scared to death about these oil MEWS DIVISION Maggie Dobeon 46:01:3 .County deputies. Lake Witnesses told AGE GROUP y're afraid they're golni to pull their k The accident occurred at dep NAME Jewell TIME 30:$ uties Sheffield had attained lesson. It might be Under 14 approximately 5:30 p.m. an RacheiRoll 4049 50:21:7 altitude of between and David Lumen their MMIOSIS by thsnisIyeu1" said Lairson. Sunday when Curtis Sheffield, 1 Mary Hills 38:04:6 1:01:19:2 , 000 feet Craig Dodson W0OdUS'd cautioned, "We don't wad our action to be 33, of Orlando tried to detach vivo Carter 43:16:7 1:02:23:0 Tom Lurnan Sheffield was transported himself from a rope over Lake MaryFloyd 49:49:1 1:16:46:1 Phillip Wright Howell, deputies say. lake Florida Hospital Altamonte ,we Can't softer icononikahly much kagor. The retail over 50 Steve Barriero Club where he Popper r.lklfromthe DOE (federal Dspsmtrnad of was treated for 1548 dealers Howell fronts t he Marbeya 35:12:6 51:11:7 Robert Luman msrgy) and we do not rule out the s ib ui ses and released, a hospital ni li y dli strike In Apartments, 1100 Semoran br There were no off icial times kept for the preliminary 37:37:9 , David Gray spokesman the Mwo," he said. said. CUIeIbSITY. Blvd., 37:47:8 fun run.. Awards were given to the top ten fi nishers regardless of Carl Buchanan He noted that wblh. the wholesale prices dialers pay for 43:19:0 age, In both the men's and women's division. Those winners were: Steve Hubbard tm*d' "Wi are dill restricted by a gross 34:W:6 MEWS DIVISION Jim Fox pr margin ad in 197$ and the DOE Is wiwWkmg to 37:57:8 Age Jerry werl IiCidse that ridag costs are forcing hundreds dl desiwi 38:30:8 77 (yy Williams With"', W oat of busss" 39:00:3 31 Bryan Ha" Mike Parnell unosr 25.29 rugaistions, gasoline price cswsis an 30:44:9 17 $ a. readings: lese thunderstorms becoming DovidKtmzar 1ayTrotta laid an what dealers charged for gasoline on May 11, 40:01 :8 Lammy(k'eene Robert White penas, 71; everulghl hews, variable tonight. Bali 109$. To t bias price, the d—',r may p on to Ms 40:09:6 IS; yesterday's high, $0; pnebab tyNpercests.day,to Steve Meeks DovtdDreifuerst priceincreases 40:24:9 and barometric pressure, liii; srst tiutit end s Percent Lewis Anderson 36:57:3 UP 10 3 NO a 111100 1W OnVadoct costs, such as red 1 $y, 17 psrcist rdft Richard Wojclka Andy Henron ad hikes in fly 37:33:3 rIkL 13 pj winds, S at Lawrence Shawaga IVE11)AY'S TU) Ait44fos "embers hive rgsd without success tint 37:36:0 F.neeast: Caisiderable th Tom Houldswcr bunion t ilo€ lketom 11:12 dial 3741:1 Ii csat 11 eieudlaess through Tuesday am 11:11 pm., hew 4:14 a.., 3539 DavldStorey a gallon to cove a4*kmal noaprodact Costs, 4hk'th'( _ 34:51:3 WOMEN'S DIV11ON scattered S with showers ,,4J5Qfl the a cads a plI allowance Is tnad.qigte. 30:00:1 19 cat Mle Dean Cady 38:13:2 and Pert C an averal: high fill 33 Culhienhlarriaon + decreasing taight Hoke Holt 36:34:1 DoII&CO4Y T. IN& In do Mid OL am., 11:38 pm., low 4:41 am., George Barllone 4549 41:01:1 27 Carol SIIC Lawsis engrsssh.wss, 4*51 pm. BobBrockway 41:51:2 28 8411111 Iaypsd: high 4:0 s.a., 3:44 LauZilhis 42:27:2 __ am., 11:10 pm. 11 .ss perhuer gady TomnMlen 42:30:1 pty 28 Over 50 NagslMhhsy JbnBlouig 39:28:1 MarIlyn Hummel 28 Bill O'Brien 39:34:8 33 Etta annIth hidds's 43514 Mo EdwardRomalli LOS ANGELES (UP!) Gloria Washington, fired from her job as a U.S. Postal Service worker In January, went k..bellerk at Los Angeles International Airport, wounding 4wo bystanders with gunfire and slamming an 18-Inch 'copper pipe against the heads of =others, including a 2-year-old boy, before being subdued. The five Injured in Sunday's attack were treated at Daniel Freeman Hospital In Inglewood and released. Police spokesman Charles Kennedy said the woman had been fired from her job with the postal service after working there for 12 years She allegedly hit her boss over .::the head with a pipe when he told her she had been fired. She was charged with assault In that attack. "She made a statement to the effect that if she was 1going to go to jail she was going for a better reason than .* Just hitting her boss,"- Kennedy said. Two antique oriental rugs from the Episcopal Church ai 401 Park Ave., Sanford, were reported stolen Saturday, police said. Police said the thief or thieves entered the church through the unlocked front door. Value of the items taken was placed at $6,000. HOUSE BURGLARIZED A burglar entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler, 1201 Palmetto Ave., Sanford early Monday morning while the couple was asleep in a nearby room, police said. Police said the burglar removed a purse, wallet and other items with a total value of 00 from the home. The thief entered the residence through an unlocked front door, police said. NECKLACE LOST A necklace valued at $2,500 was reported lost somewhere in the Sanford downtown area, according to Seminole County deputies. Shirley Huaman, of 105 N. Virginia Ave., Sanford, told deputies she lost the necklace Wednesday afternoon somewhere between Touchton's Drug Store on First Street and Magnolia Avenue and Knight's Shoes, 208 E. First St. The necklace Is described as having a 16-inch chain of white gold with a 1 ½ carat diamond pear shaped pendant. BICYCLE STOLEN A bicycle valued at $248 was stolen from the front lawn of a Sanford home about 4p.m. Friday, according to Seminole County - stMIlflint P "The dsaiers' pmlght Is desperate, but we have service toconddorthe n closings would have on mria'n tourlobued economy." H. appealed to Florida motorists for understanding. '1ePublic Mot aliz, that the (in wo the cos r as a victim of major oil company price if nod Ind A _____________________________________________ ......... ' Rugs Worth $6,000 Stolen From C:hurch RUSSELL, Ken. (UP!) Sen. Robert Dole, the tart'tongued partisan who ran for vice president In 1976, today became the Republican party's seventh official candidate for the White House. The conservative two-term senator announced his candidacy In his tiny hometown of Russell, In the heart of Kansas, where he made a dramatic first campaign stop In 1978, choking up when he recalled how his neighbors helped him recover from crippling World War II wounds. Dole, who was chairman of the Republican National Committee when the Watergate break-in occurred, said In prepared remarks he was running because, "our economic position, our defense position and our prestige ure being rapidly eroded around the world." hoalV1Otl1cedhMVsted %manlmoIly against joining the proposed fow day shutdown of gasoline service stations darting Thursday. The nmcement said the dealers were putting "the Interest of the Florida economy and motorists" ahead 01 their own problems. The al,ot4athfl rupcaeda about 10 percent of Florida's 9,400 gasoLine retail outlet., but many other dealers lock to it for ie.dirsbli. Ho the group's loaderwarned that operators e betas forcsdtoths wall by rising costs andthsy could "not rlIIOl*thepolbllity dla strike In thsfuture." •••• .•" I By UNITED PRUS INTERNATIONAL President Anwar Sadat says he Is willing to launch joint economic projects with Israel provided Egypt profits by than and they are located outside the Sinai desert. Delegations from both cowdrlea met Sunday to plan the return to Egyptian control of the Sinai desert city of El Arish,occupled by the lsraelis since the laeiSix-Day War. "We made all the arrangements necessary In El Arish for Sadat'avisit after long time of occupation and for rst%ffllflgtMsterrItorytoEgy$," Hum Karne3,S5at'5 chief of protocol, said alter the - - - - COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Almost two-thirds of the Qliio delegates who helped put President Carter over the top at the 1976 Democratic National Convention now either are on the fence, opposed to Carter, or seeking a fresh nominee In 1900. A survey by United Press International shows that only 33 percent of Carter's Ohio slate from the 1976 nominating convention is solidly in his corner for next year. Another 19 percent are now opposed to or leaning away rom his renomination, and 43 percent are either undecided or will back the president only If no one else is A Better Reason To Go To Jail TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) Florida's gasoline service eta- i lion operators probably won't honor a proposed nation. wide etrihe this weekend because they are caught In the i dle of squsese. Thi situstlon received a hitter and full sale review at a closed door misting Saturday of the executive board of __n of Florida. the Allied Gasoline Retailers A_ oI*t .the service station operators for sharply incressig gasoline prices but in truth, the operators said, the big oh companies are getting the money while federal governmentregulations keep the station Operators! proflts Mad, tolm levels dupate 'S - IN BRIEF 'Survey Reveals Delegates ln Ohio Waiting For Kennedy . -. GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) The U.S. Department of Labor breached a court..upervised agreement with a tobacco association over the association's attempts to hire Mexican migrants, a federal court Judge has ruled. U. S. District Judge Eugene Gordon ordered the department last week to immediately process nine North Carolina growers' request for American workers. Gordon said the growers should be permitted to hire aliens If American workers are not available. The growers had said they needed the labor by May I. j. Florida Gas , . ta . NA11ON I - Monday, May 14,1979-3A / ___ uine date at the time. ____ Defense lawyer Doubts Schmidt has said from the start that the issue In the Superior Court trial Is not whether White pulled the trigger the former city legislator, policeman and fireman confessed shortly after the killings but whether he did so with premeditation, -deliberation and malice. - - ______ i Garwd Reports For Duty _____ _______ po s i t CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UP!) Pfc. Robert R. Garwood, who spent 13½ years with the North Viet names. before coining home last month, returns to active duty with the Marines this week facing possible trial as an alleged deserter. Garwood, 3$, could be ordered before a firing squad If he ti convicted. Fellow POWs accuse him of collaborating with the serny after his capture in September M. But officials On this sprawling Marine complex said he will be treated like any of the other 37,600 soldiers on the bias while his ease Is examined. - hn__ __ ____ Weather _ ____ _ _____ 1 ____ Rockit Engines Test-Fired ____ ___ Three rocket engine., similar to those to be installed on the space shuttle Columbia, will be ted-fired this week at the National Space Tecimology Laboratory. A fulWiratlon cedar firing of the engine, will mark the flrst time the three have bsen tested ua group for the maximum 520 seconds, the time required to propel the shuttle Into orbit. NSTL officials said the firing Is a major tat for the 'BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (UP!) _____ • Weicc~me HOSPITAL NOTES 41:33:4 MAY is. me ADMISSIONS M$ISM.Y. J""Wenset"101 Øft.$ NO" Zasseisi, Dsl$sr.a $s,*a P. Hesry, Under *4 NireliC. Isthany HsfleM. Mis S. HV?III his C. Hunt ftfew 15.1$ "nN 1"W"1-e' N. ftaid lye J. $ihsrs ces*uu seftlerd: Mary 0. TWIRl ___ kr*enIs IsiS IM NO JSIWS N. Ruin Ill. CIMISSifY Sail I. Merliss nn L. Cure, Defiles Mqfle Marie l.iland VIrlisla 0. Umelead, Deities NiVi$ S. WIIarS DeUry Martin S. OrwIs Cerefyn Kkie Wills a am, GWI Will SimS, QIMVa Mary LssaIw Tows City Hers Sense & a" DI$CNAUIS ima N. Ssc*im, Dome morle S. Ne:., irlihsy C. Anile nibs P. Rw#m Doom 1411111 Slead Aees P. Seshlls, Dillies Ars*sdilla Nwder Bob" vesep, oven.. City Wk MCI w ,, orldnift WillIam K. Situ. OSIIVV $iisev Orewr, Ovhss le l($Jlt C-5 Cernulla 0. WIley, Mvset, Kswd* J. UIV. 018. IWsid W. &VOOM ovals. City MAY $l.W$ II •EwuIu 1924 thwl8hncn Hrd I U$PS 1.iN) if ........ ....+. 4207 53:34:5 1:07:28:3 1:11:54:3 43:51:2 - WekIwa Springs Park • May Get $56 1,000 H pmw ____ A ad fran ys *01 WIng a humps VISN ISIS SW 0. PtiUItlIit.I. Ike Pie km. ____ __ Abad$U1,011isahlocatadkr wed dl the date Route 411 46:27:2 baIWOYUliuld5 at the WIMW1 IMi_e 4 kdth*e, 50:01:0 Sptings Slate Put in the date 44:33:5 House of Representatives Hattaway said the ap 10 be 1-11001110 bill cello 1w the 47*7 ____ pup ____ k nuu1 by 1 w *adinidl$IIS,*feraaatur, 47:11:0 1:01:41:3 We week, accerdeig to Slate center, asters trail ad (sat 4538:8 Rep. Robert Hattaway, D. bridge; " a nature ceder s exhibit; $3II* for read 11:28:7 A"Iste The 64,1811-acre park Is paslug in no park; 0,060 13:12:0 ad in kelp wiNs wee, ping seed., sads of In. t1fmsm lead air. 1NI Conthe r tocash. Atlantic Bank Homeowner's Loam. Up to $25,000. No Brolcrage Fee uhSIs Iba-3801I46 15:01:0 crop CiadliUp 111155 MIN kaep81:14:1 1:14:11:4 1:14:36:1 CNrdkmker A&w*gmk Services Held For Flatt be* arount Th.best HENDIONVIUZ, Tom. (UPI) — CoMi ii ryr stars keied hoft to pay boasgs to ,edw bhu*.N gilsr Iv Raymond Pitt while a Ily service om vii today in 1pft 1., whars lbs I )owntown Orlando i N.fl-371111. Winter Park 1 1443-3710). V,W Orlando I 843-3710H. Conway (11433711)l. nIorJI3224i21Il. Eus*n1357-31111 Abad pi;!i '1TII the Ikanimis service day in a fasral bane iiapiL Among thm wore AN AnK Oraa4 1 uses, Jeba I1wUerd ad hued Tsl + "1 NEWCOMER! — 54:77:1 lOCatid in beth 8"'oli and bridgi ad the 'IIMc, in Bvb.raVlelvn.n Dina Breed VickoryKas Kelly HenriUl 3544 ___ Minday, May 14 Hfl—Vei. 71. No. m P T1SsNy ad iay.mips Sainiday W The seek" "Wad, + is.. N. P.iad Ai $aL4 plo. lfl. hal Clues luruji Paint Isakil, PNaids Wit Ness SntuEs 01.10."was 11100,01A16 Mu*L s*.sl, veer, sesas. e, n.m wesi. es au, nln sue, sri-it sees, Year, GOAL — a.— KemjDobion MichnieCaniton 8hinonKeUey Din Kelley ElaineDokeosi Jachie Nation Tha DeBartolo Ba1es Sinus Wilsoss 11DSI Mktnle Patrick RosleMetlidni Patricia 1 'ron KatbyHeIm. iisI4Cmb largh V. Ogss Osrv D. $55 Santor: WOMEN'8DIV01ION ADMISSIONS III - -- - No Brokerage Fvi + + -. - -.-- I + ..+ + 1 • 2 mbii FD.LC — -----------.------ ,-- ----------- - -------.." L' ...- �Evening 11][eMd Lots C. Harrison, president of the League of Women Voters of Florida, had some Interesting information about women's rights In different states In her column published In the latest Issue of the Florida Voter. She noted that In Georgia a married couple's borne belongs only to the husband even when It has been paid for by the wife. In Nebraska, she points out, a farm couple worked the land together for 33 years but when he died the widow discovered she was liable for $,000 Inheritance taxes on "his" farm. (II!e.t,*' ISØ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, May 14, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director I 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. I Britain Starts Long Road Back 0 The Clock By DONNA ESTFS Britain's general election was nothing if not a referendum on Margaret Thatcher's bold claim that her country's descçnt into socialism can and snouiu oe not merely slowed, or even halted, but reversed. That this utterly sensible view could cast Britain's new prime minister as something of a radical speaks volumes about how far Britons have slid down the socialist road. In the event, Mrs. Thatcher's Conservative party won a comfortable majority in the House of Commons and so should rule for the full five-year life of the new Parliament. And surely Mrs. Thatcher's margin of victory over the opposition Labor party will do nothing to dilute her determination to cut taxes, restore a greater measure of freedom to the economy, rein in a meddlesome bureaucracy, halt the deterioration in Britain's military strength, and, most radical of all, whittle down the power of the fractious trade unions. A lesser leader would shrink from the enormity of the task. Mrs. Thatcher is not one to shrink, After an earful of her views on the need to measure up to the challenge of Soviet militarism, the Russians dubbed her "the Iron Lady." it's a sobriquet in which she takes perverse, and justifiable, pride. The fact Is that Margaret Thatcher possesses the purest conservative principles of any Tory leader in at least 20 years. By all appearances, she will need both her principles and the toughness required to stand by them in the difficult years ahead. Certainly Mrs. Thatcher's diagnosis of Britain's decline is correct. Too much government, too much taxation, and the overwhelming power of the irresponsible trade unions have combined to sap the vitality of Britain's economy. The predictable result is that Britain, a country that must export, has seen its industries grow less and less cornpetitive with their rivals in Western Europe, Japan, and the United States. Economic growth has been reduced to less than 1 percent a year and the sluggish rate of capital. formation promises continued stagnation. Mrs. Thatcher's straightforward prescription for reviving Britain is as correct in theory as her grasp of the country's underlying ills. Yet the great question mark even now hanging over the new prime minister and her government is whether fundamental reforms can be implemented without plunging Britain into new bouts of social, labor, and economic turmoil. Notwithstanding Mrs. Thatcher's margin in Commons, the trade unions must be seduced, not coerced, into accepting new policies that ultimately will benefit all Britons. As every recent British prime minister can attest, this is no easy chore. The hope of course is that Mrs. Thatcher's shrewdly'practical Instincts will temper her policies just enough to move Britain in the right direction without triggering a destructive all out war with the unions. If Margarat Thatcher can accomplish this, she will stand a good chance of keeping her party in power long enough to propel Britain into a new and more promising era. If Slate Rep. hobby Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, Isn't successful In gaining $1 million of new money for the Center Street date Route 436 overpass It won't be because he hasn't tried. In addition to his work In the past for the overpass, expected to alleviate traffic problems to a degree on busy 4ffftIs ever built, Hattaway has met this week with every Important state official who would meet with him to talk about the problem. VIEWPOINT do Britain' s Grimmest Period unc h ,t L WASHINGTON (NEA) — At least once a month since the latter part of 1978, a half dozen to two dozen perpetually harried U.S. senators have been getting together for lunch to chew over the details of the emerging SALT II treaty. The menu varies and so does the guest speaker, who Is usually a topechelon Carter administration official. But the purpose remains the same: to prepare the senatorial participants for an active role In the bitter ratification fight that Is looming over the strategic arms imitation pact. That may not sound like a big deal, but It Is a major tactical breakthrough In the Senate, where the only members usually possessed of enough expertise to argue Intelligently about anything as technically complicated as SALT II are those who serve on the Armed Services Committee, a panel not known for Its sympathy to arms control. A prime mover behind the monthly luncheon group IS Sen. Gary Hart, D- Cob., who Is emerging as one of the Carter administration's most crucial allies In the treaty battle. Well over a year ago, Hart became convinced the administration was not moving fast enough to lay the educational groundwork for a new arms limitation agreement. The senator not only began speaking out on the subject himself, he also badgered Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, 'iICS PTIMdS* Walter Mamwe sod kir44p Carter as well to do more to explain the SALT ALT to the Senate and the public. To fill the part of the vacuum, Hart — along with Senate Majority Whip Alan Cranston, I) Calif., and Sen. John Culver, D-Iowa — organized the Senate lunch group and began drafting speakers from the administration for their cram course. Once the debate actually gets under way, those three senators plus Forlegn Relations Chairman Frank Church, D-Idaho, will be serving as the key advocates of the new SALT 'I aon't flays enough gas to got to the beach l' OUR READERS WRITE Back To 'Start' fru - fni • ,H1l.,a.,r.. onA lS4S4b ____ ___ money glut, we're back to "dart." S,' MItb "' Bait Wish.s The players, coaches, and parents of the Skyhook Cranes girls Mustang League softball team would like to extend their but wishes for a speedy recovery to Bridgett Kiernan. Brldgett, a player on the team bommeill and was adralltat! to Orlando Regional Medical Center, Unfortunitely, Bridgett will miss the rwtajndsr of the regular season games aid the playoffs. Skyhook Is undefeated and untied and would like to dedicate the rod of this season to Brldgett. The teem and all those Involved would also like to express their approrlation to the management and psrsoumel of Shyhook Cranes Inc. the tm's sponsor for their sincere concern regarding Brldgdt's health and for the besitiful flowers which were AIM to her. Allan King . Coach y. .me. .. ... . O .. . .• f ; . . . . .! .;. . ' ':n!.. ; ;. ' - ,: ,0 ... - 1. :I . 0 -, 0 -1 . .: . •S?Ib4(*k%c =02na - 1 "They're always talking about MA. 811 this. and MA Ball that! What about PA Ball?" - -. - - - -- -- - - - - - - - _• -. -. -. - fl. .t -. - - S - ...........- S_s - 0 - • •• C O .4'1r! ... 4- -! 4( i 4. . .. . 4' . 1, ) 0 0 0 ' or — 131t'. . . . (iront row trom left): Teacher Jim Thompson; Howard Harrison, 13: David Goebelbecker, 4; (back row): JILl MorrIa, 13; Tony Turner, 14; La Dona Merrifleld, 14. . . . Studentsat Lakeview Middle School had the opportunity to come dressed as a character they admire in history as part of the Social Studies program. Soldiers, cowloys and Indians, Romans In togas, and even the Statue of Liberty were among some of the 800 that participated in the program, according to an estimate from one of the sponsoring teachers John Rafferty. COW DRESSED AS YOU ARE? Debate 0 HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? IN APPRECIATION $2,500 to $25,000 or more, for any purpose! For pwantsintmetedin hoft disirch9dreninmAL TILIWAY,MAYIS lake irausy ui Icsei Awards Dsy,I1S sm., sChool COfl5. $ODAY,UAY30 10:30 Sens'wk Ceody Fideralls of We's C a.m. covered dish hnrls.on hosted by Altamcate Springs Women's Club. . A funeral is about a human being. It says that someone lived, was loved, and will be missed. We believe it should be as special as we can make it. ThsVsieØwi Pan American Fmoncioi Services wil er,ang loans up to $25000 or morn, for any pwpos& If you own yew own ho.... condo.niiium W moWn horns and he, you 9,dfy. All Applicants May Be Eligible. W4nwi psspl. with bad u,$, rs4Voas. wawpivret I.e.Iken r.g.cI.d by baiIks or he. coanes Easy Eateoded Repayment Terms Un yaw (06 for any pwpow. M*&al his — vocabons ham. wni$w. ovavmh — new cer Or pay oH hs*sW — Ism. Yew mm p.yt wilpvskáfy be his than the c_.mamIWy p11,4.1. yawn - - used to stop and visit me at the motel, I will look forward to seeing you at my new office in the First Federal of Seminole building, downtown Sanford, Suite 400, phone 3234700. ___ Meaning of a Funeral Your credit Is good for To all businessmen, residents and friends with whom I have had the pleasure of knowing during my ownership and management of the Sanford Inn motel during the past twoand-one-half years I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your patronage. 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BENNIE CAMPBELL 626 Highway 17.92, Fern Park, Braeuer, Miami, Patricia Mrs. Bennie Card Campbell, died Friday evening at Florida Duvall, Zanesville, Ohio, Kim 97, formerly of Sanford, died In Hospital Altamonte. He was a McClure, Mayfield, Ky., and Pensacola on Sunday. She was native of Cleveland, Ohio and John R. Crawford, Zanesville; a member of the First Baptist had lived in Fern Park for the and nine grandchildren. Church of Sanford, the past three years moving here Gramkow-Gaines Funeral TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Although the spending totals Specifically the House bill Daughters of the American from Miami. He was a Home is in charge of — With a $600 million surplus to may be similar, there Is wide provides a $497 million Increase Revolution and Daughters of Protestant and a welder with arrangements. spend, It is predictable that the disagreement over how to to education over the next two 1812, and the Order of the Inland Materials Casselberry. Home, Senate and governor spend $609 million the state years and a special $270 million Eastern Star. He was a veteran of World War Funeral Notice have come up with different expects to have as surplus. The appropriation to the DepartShe Is survived by a U having served with the U.S. CAMP BEL HL, A ft ft V Places to put the money. House figures most of the mint of Transportation for daughter, Miss Lucile camp- Army and a member of the ELMER— Funeral services for That's the situation today as surplus should go for education critical road projects. It ear- bell, of Sanford; three grand- South Seminole Veterans of Harry Elmer Campbell, so, of 626 Highway 1793, Fern Park. committee versions of a date and road construction. The marks only $185 million for tax sons, Robert Pullin, San War Post 8207. who died Friday at Florida budget for the next two fiscal Senate bill provides $516 million relief. Antonio, Texas, Bill Morphew, HopItai Altamonte, were held at He years head for full-scale floor is survived by his wile, io am., today at Gramkow.. in tax relief for homeowners "i don't think anybody is too Robinsville, N.C. and Bill Mrs. Audrey E. Campbell, Fern Gaines Funeral Home chapel debate In each Chamber this and only modest Increases In alarmed yet," said Senate Campbell, Tampa. WOOL The House has scheduled school funding, roads and President Phil Lewls.House Burial will be In Sanford at a Park; three children, Cheryl, with VFW Pt3t $207 conducting service. Cremation followed. Herb later date. Brisson Funeral Donald and Harry, all of Ohio; Me fI'oor action Wednesday and the oilier governnment programs. Appropriations Chairman Gramkow.Galnes, Longwood, in Senate will take up its Proposals Gov. Bob Graham, who Morgan said "a lot of what Is Home-PA Is In charge of four stepchildren, Deborah charge. Thurzi. sought $600million in tax relief, going on on both sides is arrangements. Both budget proposals total has said he would veto the posturing.HARRY CAMPBELL about $14 billion, but the Senate House bill. He has sided with Harry Elmer Campbell, 58, of Included money the House put the Senate bill, although he into other bills to push Its total disagreed on who should get the to $15.9 blUlon. - tax relief. 1 ___ 70 pin,Siva by Mills I ___ a I. 1U)AY9 MAY30 Math Werksbs, fir mints at liMb lids susM.y 'Ich , AREADEATHS Set On,Surplus Spending Park Presbyterian Church, 3060 Dade., WNW Park. ,L! . 1-1-11 U" Floor . t '. I I . '. . i1v %). 4 I tftofl - _ 14* is A lure. Sb.,, 10 am., Wilco Sales Arena, 4 mL west ci 14 Spectators free. w . .. duacW, $.m., p Temple Shalom, 1allr . J. !,1 Providence and Elkan boulevards, Deltona. i.In.l. Grsq AA, 3 p.m., open speaker misting, '. .Co: Halfway House, 561 lake Minnie Drive. Sanford. • Eacere ()ps 9fl555 'j Marry Widow," 2p.m., jg pj RO11InI College, Win ter Park. Ojb 01 CiMf$l Ficridi Mayfsdlval, nag beginning at noon, Lake Golden Recreation Are., Sanford : AIXPOTt MONDAY. MAY 21 •.J Usk Aasrlme Diskette Aam. amuuail -:t;: Central Pisridu _____ 0# 1 0 • V. -. , I W'4 I aiINflAY MAY . ho ~I s Is Dady Bide ivag lsiu . -- I . r' Casselberry " dond, I p.m., Ascendon 144heran ____ hi I '' , .. I .k •00 W , ,r Church. __ —r % w - -- -: 'u '. I ittI 0 SATURDAY. MAY It Flea Market, $ am. to 6p.m., parking lot of St. AuuitIne Church, 3 Sunset Drive, Casselberry. Proceeds to church building fund. Food and drink. Seller Citizens trip to Once Upon A Stage for "Sound of Music," leaves Sanford Civic Center, 11 am. Pick up at Leeds, Cauelberry, 11:30a.m., Return 5 o.m. Pink Elephant Potpourrl,9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. Azaleas to Zebras, entertainment and t...__L.___ [WWICUI3. wmzon iree, :. I 0 4111 FRIDAY, MAY 11 Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Qiwnley's, Altamonte Springs. South Vohisla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watcher, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Taaglewood AA, dosed, S a.m. St. Richard's church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, dosed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Qiurch,SR434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 a.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Deltosa Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church. GED Program gradsodos, 7:30 p.m., SCC Fine Arts Building Open to public. ':. -:: r •\ \i XjUMI . THURSDAY, MAY 17 Air Force Sergeants Association Division 5 Convention, International Inn, Orlando. Through May 20. For Information or reservations call Bob Harrington, 9690945. Encore Opera presests "The Merry Widow," $ p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park. 'flrough Saturday. NART-AARP, now, bag lunch, Sanford Civic Center. lok. &aitley H4A $cbs.l laid Pops Concert featuring Wind Ensemble and Stage Band, Sp.th., Lake Brantley school. . ':. .. I ,.i Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Sears Altamonte Mall. Air Force Sgts. Ann. Auxiliary, 8p.m., McCoy Family Club. Sanford Rotaract Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. . . :.- ,. - -lip ,.,. O _____ - .11.0 . . hearing to rule out testimony seeking to connect teeth impressions taken from Bundy to bite marks on one of the two sorority women he is charged with strangling in their beds. At least one police officer connected with the investigation has said privately this is the centerpiece of the state's case the only hard piece of evidence linking Bundy to the victims. Dr. Richard Souvion, a Coral Gables dentist, called In to compare impressions of Bundy's teeth with bite marks on one of the victims, told a medical examiners' seminar last November that 'in my opinion, there is no one in the world except the suspect who could have made that bite." The defense claims the science of comparing teeth impressions with bite marks on tissue from a human body is not perfected enough to be reliable. - . .. ___ ___ - ______ ------_ . the trial, also must rule on Bundy's motions to move the trial out of Tallahassee and to disqualify himself. Bundy Is charged with murder In the slayings of two Florida State coeds Margaret Bowman and Lisa Levy, both of St. Petersburg on the night of Jan. 15, 1978, while they slept In the CIII Omega sorority house near the campus. He also Is charged with killing a school girl In nearby Lake City and a young nurse in Aspen, Cob. He was In the midst of a prison term for a Utah kidnapping when he fled to Florida. Maintaining his Innocence, the former Utah law student tried to handle his own case from his jail cell for about a year before he reluctantly accepted the services of the public defender. The defense Is expected to make a major effort at the Besides the challenges against state evidence and witnesses, Cowart, a Miami judge appointed to conduct riau.ai liii far We Day, University of Central Florida. Registration 7 am., clinic, I a.m., rim, 9 a.m., American Heart Asan. benefit. Entry forms at Barnett Baukorpublicsduool. Sanford AA Weses's Group, 2p.m., 1301 W. First St WASHINGTON — tiin.n4 4i1 t,.i. &. e .. -A secret . u _____ evidence it couua flave plo wftJ 'j' information which mJgM report bears directly on the current debate over By targeting certain adhivIties, the NSA d1U el'ied only by Intercepting his client's Ingive than a competitive Advanage Ihn1t ntage Insome the that should be set on operations of U.S. manages to Invade the privacy of Individual teradlosal c-aicstions. im be Intelligence agencies In this country aid over- Americans. —A senior e1.I of a large mflM1opa] s.. The verdict: Und o Sam Is Mill In,,It may he of fvreige kt4ligent'e inet, fir carpetation told the ce"iMtes he knew that bused to blackmail or tireaten some Individual or cle Could this Information be tuned over terespihug private conversations, ,'m$,, to know what Is beIng aid between NSA was intercepting the firm's C• tousainess? federal agency.. In pur The report, prepared by of its ad. nii,}ç House Sub' u.s. ' . tir large Biet , committee on Government kiormatlon and Thougiu the cs"p'y Mat its In- ministrative responajbfljtju7 Would In, . terimai meesoga In code' pvsranesg formation relating to a potential civil Individual igi'i', -'- with t he key issue: 4'MknpsctoQtheULinl..psy,"$sgs.. g disturbance or forthcoming political rally be spooks be allowed to notes. "ft may beet Isreige iIe srist 0 the NSA can't d141~sr It. turned over.. ?" spy on American dt'.,n. and corpoietlons, arid to know the dailo of oil tIsns bdwss AIIhUUgl* no longer sends its if so, under what dreumutseices? U.S. Imposters and their forsige 0 to the of International 0 WASHINGToN WHIRL: lad March It was t'iegr Title "Interception of InternatIonal r4ers every merniag for copies of widely reported 'iba while American citizen or cosy Diggs, 1)*01110111 mm" Mill Intercepts in. Midu., asked the House AánInIIftII Com Agency," the saud report detalk some 01 the Interadional - actMtios (cu it the House shadier wuñbmgs of this little known intelligence 'git be selected hi NSA 'en 5 Wlst'teiy," the report dates, mitte on Standards of Official Conduct decided "In fist, the International c_afrtlone of to two 14y action pbnt him following agency. od that the activities of duniIdthSt*ketNlIdsU.&mN.I.lift Americas us presanably being Intercepted his conviction on corruption Chan last ysaj. "ft has become "W" ervelawthaiiwas What hanil been reputed Is that Diggs hid the NM have had, continue to have, an nature, aj ti several .ceerebed• aftile to get the stan6r& emmmes to Y ad Fivwy of reports bars jql'4 ft ateri ii pay his igsl cods out of the specialtd 1P America c'tin $sII1IN FMIY ader w • ." tlmi*d adsElily improved wI idvces In oem. , peopedto In4.st*e n. østh CUIY1IttIN The 1V17 ripest cites te_:•r: pete te' -'-y." turned him down. 0 hem conveyed to this ie"un'INee, Is dic't. an this , —An Amads i' iemT ripest didu note: — Ugly Americans are now organIsed and, like bWft NSA'aeeonmoàpt.l.fIltoeil4lyvIolat,th. "ApUtfram at_odal viscera for the rights of American OSS b"mniue, scale." repelled , d imsua of owl'---_--_thus Us. u.s. '.pitt its. May n 11 v —"41a rogarlag each aiMs, he ad Mo asui'y er p"s. to been cis by Uss Comm" p In the wake of WMergMera dwuses iMs were VIid fiuilal WU1t *I1& Prejudice, which ha taken a im at the go, " who knew dsS of the pripsued lsa. "ald the loveresod uleg thrmatlous discrimination it elms. Is practiced agalod ---A---"--Is —A W- 4 fr. flC, Iseyei ib M sdh{ those who as "bid lon noImcsdthaIt&Aqgr "targets" U.S 'Itle overweight or ar ims"iaj 1'" trasettiops? rt." We were Invited to 'ttend by n In a for y psuus. But the hue ask- In IMs with the Jodios ipW - # it preside ISA er .acdhs beach am. prof.iomal rpsfty, of course. . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Much of the evidence involved in the sensational Florida State University coed murders case is expected to unfold in a pretrial hearing for accused slayer Theodore Bundy, which gets underway today. The enigmatic Bundy, 32, has petitioned Circuit Judge Edward Cowart to close the hearings. He has challenged so much of the state's evidence that he fears testimony at the hearing will prejudice potential jurors for the June 11 trial. Count sources say the hearing could last two or three weeks. The trial could be delayed if the judge rejects any substantial part of Bundy's pretrial motions and he ap- WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 Woman's Club of Sanford, 1p.m., clubhouse. Bridge and CIfl5ta. Orlando Dog Training Club basic and advanced obedience classes, 7 p.m., National Guard Armory, Ferncreek Avenue, Orlando. Call 277.4509; breed classes call 894-3509. Epsilos Sigma Omicron, Woman's Club of Sanford, 10 a.m., borne of Estelle Davis. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overirook Drive, Casselberry. . Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Town House. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. .: Report Revea Is Spying On U.S. itiz ens . it Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. St. John's River Life Member Club Telephone Pioneers of America, 1 p.m., Orange City Lions Club. South Seminole Lodge F&AM. 7:30 p.m.. Triplet Drive. By DON GRAFF Well, the word has not happened In Britain. The election has not produced a hair-thin parliamentary majority or, worse, a no-majority situation In which a patchwork coalition government would have been dependent for day. to-day survival upon a few votes scraped up from among the splintered minor parties. Instead, Margaret Thatcher's Conservatives are firmly in control and with every prospect of remaining there for the next five years, unless it suits her political purposes at any point in the interim to call an early election. And now, as she declared In taking possession of No. 10 Downing Street, "there's work to be done." And how. The sceptered We has been coming apart at the political and economic seams for years. Its Celtic minorities are truculently asserting Identity and pressing for some measure of autonomy at the expense of a national unity that has always been more of an English assumption than a British reality. Three postwar decades of social innovation, the handiwork of Labor and Tory governments alike, have created a complex and costly welfare structure which a no-growth economy cannot support. And through it all, class divisions In the Wed's mod stratified society have not only 1Britain Is, in fact, a society deeply at odds with' Itself. Summoned by Winston Churchill during World War II to meet the challenge, the British rose superbly to the occasion. It was, Indeed, their finest hour. But victory achieved, It was as if that effort had exhausted their capacity to rise above themselves and see beyond their Individual Interests. If there Is one attribute that has characterized the British national community in recent years, it is perhaps selfishness, the desire of each well-defined economic and social group to carve for itself the largest possible slice out of a shrinking pie. Have the British now decided to change this? It Is too early to say. Clearly they have voted a change. But that vote, asIsso often the case ja troubled democracy, was essentially a negative vote. It was as much or more a rejection of Labor, the strikes and social chaos that plagued its last months as the government, than it was a deèlaraticm of faith In the Tories, their promises or their leader, a woman who delights in the nickname of "Iron Lady" bestowed upon her by the Soviets, no compliment Intended, and Is not the sort of easy-to-take personality publics warm to. I Mrs. Thatcher's oft-declared Intent Is to restore a sense of national and individual Initiative that, she believes alone can turn Britain around from its long years of economic decline, stim ulating the growth that Is essential to Its future. Monday, May 14,1979—$A Bundy Challenges Evidence At Hearing Cu. Weight Watchers,? p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. JACK ANDERSON ------ . $1*17 either. Let's loosen the belt and give America another chance. It's energy we need. We have enough controls already. Name Witheld Perhaps ft's time local townsfolk took the Initiative. Tell Washington where we stand. Those who want to slow us down cannot be permitted tocontrol our domestic policy. Reducing production will strangle our economy at a critical time when we need to be showing wialler nations that our system works best, producing most — for every. Leokaroumd. Are we hurting? Are we really hurting? our eagl. has had egg on his facstoo long. It's time we took a stand and made our representatives staid with us. We need to push ahead, again. We need to go fader. We need to produce more, not less. After all, II we produce too much we Can always trade the excess for oil. Perhaps we can balance our International accoods. The bursaucrets are passing oust red flag., and we're rclthig for than IIkS they're hot dogs at a bellgeme Have you seen the red flags yet? I saw one last nl. A real flag. A big am A lady was wpvtng It on a downtown Sanford street. I hops she dià't know what it stands for. . More controls? Reduced production? Doesn't seusod American to me. Rationing and increadng controls faftam 14 Iw.4,,. *u 1 1$li I will only give more jobs to more red flag wavers. It won't create energy end. Isderal prsems being what they With federal pctUtktu Hart, at 41, is nearing the end of his first Senate term. He Is probably best known as George McGovern's 1972 campaign manager, but the Identification Is deceptive. Had is no knee-jerk liberal, on national security Issues or anything else. Unlike mod liberals, who tend to gravitate towards "people-oriented" committees like Human Resources, the Colorado Democrat serves on both Armed Services and the Senate Intelligence Committee. He plays an active and increasingly effective role on both, winning high mailing address and, it possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. BERRY'S WORLD Etchberger has been holding down the temporary job for two months. Pass ing Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees Board, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop. Sanford Al.- Anon, 8 p.m., First Methodist Church. Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lakeview Middle School Advisory Committee, 7:30 P.M., at school. TUESDAY, MAY 15 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, bag lunch, Civic Center,. Program by Seminole Community College speakers, 1 p.m. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., community center, Sunshine Park. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 434. Overeaters anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Altamonte Springs. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Halfway House. Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 a.m., Social Hall, Lutheran Church of Providence, Deltona. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church. Casselberry. Longwood-Lake Mary Lions, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 1.4 and hats. SALT .. MONDAY, May The State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Is expected to approve within the next week, the appointment by Seminole County Commissioners of Dr. Jorge DeJu of Tallahassee as the county's director of the county's health and human services departments. And, Office of Management, Analysis and Evaluation director, Jeff Etchbergr, who has headed, In an acting capacity, the Department of Human Services since Troy Todd was reassigned to another county, job, will lose one of his temporary ANGL E-WAL TERS colleagues who disagree with him. It was Hart who was largely responsible for conceiving the theoretical framework for selling SALT U which the Carter administration ultimately adopted — a coutributlon which outshines even his considerable organizational aid. Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a "They all know we have a problem and I'm tryI to solve it, he oia, after he had met with the House of Representatives speaker, majority leader, Department of Transportation chairman and Speaker Designate Ralph Haben. "But I came out of the meetings with no better position that I had before. They all say we have a problem, but they kind of walk away from it." Amendment (ERA) would— U1t)e nation's promise of — rights for all men and women before the law. She said there are over 800 sections of the U.S. Coda that contain substantive sex-biased or sex.bssed claum that are inconsistent with America's commitment to equal rights, equal responsibility and equal opportunity. "It Is Incredible that some date laws still '-'Ign women on the be* of their gender to inferior roles," she said. She said Florida has corrected past discriminatory laws, but the state Senate refused to pus ERA. "Twenty seven dates still prohibit women from certain occupations. Four states restrict women from establishing a business by mandating that the legal owner of a business must be a male. In Alabama and Georgia the father Is the legal guardian of the child and hospitals may refuse the child medical treatment without his signature," Mrs. Harrison said. Mrs. Harrison told the Florida Senate Rules Committee last month that the Equal Rights .L2 __ __ ~ CALENDAR 0 01 .4 0 -- - ----- -- --- • - - - 5 'I w- '-'-. - • •0 • - .0•5_ F" , �. • . . .. • . . . . SPORTS .1:.. 6*-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Evening Held, Sanford,Ft. Monday, May 14, 17 :ij ;j, ] SADDLE SOAR Mayor Leagu. Ah, But The Pleasures Of Ringside With The Grapplers ! Flagship ' I, Betting Is His Tonic NEW YORK (UPI) -His name Is Moxie and although he was the job as usual Sunday, waiting on customers in the restaurant where he works, his heart was in Montreal and his mind on the New York Rangers. He had put a small bundle on them. Moxie is a bettor, a compulsive one, the kind some bookmakers privatelyridicule and call "degenerates" behind their backs. But like so many others caught up in this same addiction, Maxie doesn't care what he's called so long as he can have "action," and -.rlght now there can be no greater action for him than what he's - flndlng In the Stalney Cup final between the Canadlens and on . " ' 'a.'. . - _____ I • I - - excment, ant,c,P tion' the e u..auono conucru opuuon occasionally rewaru w money. nt tnc moment, he s hooked by hockey, as so many others are in this city due primarily to the Inspired Wisj were ozuy the fifth best club In ffs sean. gers, Moxie didn't have a whole lot of time to shmooze or make small a. __ "I'm going all the way with the Rangers," he announced firmly , . ' ""A ______ - ' . ...--. .- . • -. ,. - a. • ' '' follow popular Jerry Lawler, "The Stomper" and Toru Tanaka at the Mld-Soujji Colisewn lii Memphis, Tell. Arenas in Jacksonville Tampa, Fla. regularly ' aliriilar crowds each week. New York City, about 22,000 . , ......... . .... , Flagship Bank opened a the plate. Eddie Korgan also wrestling supporters hOck the ' Madison Square Garden evy s-" commanding three'game lead had a double. 45 in the Sanford Little American Chris Wargohada pair of hits month, not counting an a '5' ,; League Saturday with a 104 forthelosers. tional 25,000 wix, watch It 0S .win over second place Adcock Roofing had only one closed circuit television. " George's. FortyIZyearOld Kate Pink. hit, a leadoff single by Tim • Flagship Bank pushed its Graham iS another wrestling faz!a• j' to open the first inning, din . . •;• • . -.' i.'' record to 11-1, while George's but made the most of nine walks tic, She has spent nearly even' iI'4 fell to 7-4. •4 " Friday nlghtthe past four ye*s and several errors, " .In the Sanford Pee Wee Adcock pitchers Jobs Wright rooting and cheering for tip 3!' / ,, A4'i'3 League, Adcock Roofing and Terrance Carr held herOeS of the ring , .• chalked up Its second win in as Seminole Sporting Goods the Butcher," "Dusty . ' '' many outings, nipping hitless. Rhodes,'the American Seminole Sporting Goods 8-4. Butch's Chevron Service Dream", "Masked Supdi. . . Butch's Chevron nipped Ken battled from behind In the M5t,"and"AndretheGl5flt, ' Kern s Garage 6-5 and Clam bottom of tile last inning to nip to name a few. If she can't be at ringside, s1 Leonard Shell dumped the Ken Kern's Garage by one , Wedside Merchants 1$-lO In Ken Kern's led 1-0 from u tir religiously spends Saturd)' other Pee Wee League action, inning, but Butch's Chevron and Sunday evening in front 3 All other Saturday games scored three runs in ti bOttOlfl the television watching 200 •• : .___ • were rained out, .- -: ... •. men grapple betwe of the third to take the lead. . George's scored first with a - Herald photo by Torn NII Ken Kern's regained the lead the ropes amid the cries aufi - '- ' • - •' -• . .' . . - . ' . - .- J"- i _ .. r_ - . •• . u - ._ ft . -. . ' . . opening frame, but Flagship fourth but Butch's Chevron rebounded with one in the first pushed three runs plateward in and three rims In both the their half of the fourth, "If there Is not a 'rasslln( match In the city auditorium every Friday night I'll drift flOfl second and third Inning. The ChrlsShawhadtheonlytwo about3oto4omllestogoe.e bankers had only one hit In the hltsforthe winners, a home rim one," she said, "I used to aèj Insurance outdueled AFCOM, second and none in the third, and a single. Butch's Chevron the (Atlanta) Braves, e $ Mark Whlttlngton and Steve 1. hitter Saturday sparking Farr fanned 12 batters and did not FAIR fielding errors, MIINIIT . combined to pitch a no-hitter. to be." / ZWdA-ø7.1R 'V'6'?1 ,a '1 Sy UNtsd Press Illifflathisial Nathisal Liague • 4- 22 5 .710 - Montrsal St. LouIs ChIcago Plttsbrgh New York Sixth sam. lllernan.Andre iOO 350 4.60 2 Arano 011g. Ii 5.60 300 SVlcandl-Fecnan 4.00 0(2.3) 34.0 P(3-2) 101.00: T(3.2. 1) 351.11. Seventh game 5Zubbadiola 12.20 320 310 3 Santl-Wafly 7.40 1.40 2lsaSa-Isldro 3.60 0(35) 32.50: P(S-3) 114.10; T(S.3. 2) 271.10. -- p i%42'/VE Y7Z'#oiv-,'e1p i9t 'j' WLPC?.0 PhIl. 15 Il .433 2½ 47" ,c.-,,r . i9Yc#' #1 5 . 17 14 .345 3 11'y7" ii 14 .100 6½ 12 17 .414 ' 1fffOWP 10 20 .333 11½ •.? Eighthame . ,.yr West . a . • • ,' 6OscarArrleta 13.20 11.20 1.60 l I, w s. os 2 Sara.Echanlz 6.00 310 Cinch 15 u .i ,, SMutilla-Idolfo .-. . 'a .. 6.10 54f •. HouSton 20 iS .571 ½ ' 0(24) 43.40 P(62) 114.60; T(6-2. a LoS Ang 11)1,1003 S)321.U. :-.:-. San Fran 16 15 .471 4 Nhnffi game San Diego 11 21 .100 6½ 3GastI 1220 5.40 3.20 Atlanta io 21 .323 S½ isasa 1.10 3.20 AT7'flf, Salvrdsy's Ieivl?s , 6Echanlz -. PIn burgh 3. CIncinnati 2 :u. . . s•• Q(1.3524.41;p(3.1)72,5o;y(3.i.4) . '.':s-• - .•... - . •- San Franchice 4, PtlhillpIiIa 'I a 402.40. . -...• . . , _a 1 . .,, '4 k,, Tenffigam. ... .: ,' Houston 11. ChIcago 3. 1st, WAY , . SZubl-Wally 11.20 360 3.60 . .-.. twilight 0) .4-i 5/fiCt lHernan.Sarduy 3.40 1.00 •,J••• ••• " lVicandl-Rdolfo Herald P5.ts v Carl °go)'nightIcago 2, Houston 0. 2nd, SM Z3'4f PatPulftambufttsoerplayhereach.flj,tgafely 0(14) 40.00; P11-i) 114.60; 1(1-1. 0" St. Louis 7. Atlanta 1, nIght 7) 113.4$. San Diego 2. New York 1, . Eleventh game night STranl.Urqulja C 15.60 7.60 3.60 Las Angeles 1, Montr.sl 3. 11 4 Duran-Peclna 4.00 4.20 kmlngs, night 7 Hernan.I 320 Ivialays huts M4'/" 0(4.3) 40.45; P(S.4) 116.50: T(S-4. CIncinnati 7. Pittsburgh 3 /4t 7) 2,313.10, A/f.24'I? Si. LouIs 7, Atlanta 3 Houston 3, ChIcago Twalftti game Sen Diego S. New York 4, 10 IApraIz.GoIrI 11.60 1.00 300 Innings )4qii( SSaId-Ethanlz 950 2.50 Los Angeles I. Montreal 2 4 Beldi-Rodolfo 460 PhIladelphia 12, San Francis 0(34) 25.40: P(S.S) 93.30: 1(5-3-4) ci 3 •. 430.20. Tedey's Game -• (I4.,, (All Thmis EDT) - pP' A -3,131; Handle $114611. San Diego (Pry 3-3) at Robed Ridder doubled home and Paul MdCelvey OUtlasted 18.2 canted; aid Joey Janego standing as Dee Dee }, CIncinnati (MoSkau 2-0), 5:01 ioy Biock with the W1mih 0111 Lang In a pitcher's duel at hurled a p.m. en-bitter with 15 three hits and 0i, by Zini srst& Tw41.y's Games 11 Saturday In the SnInole Don's &oes tripped Rotary 01 strikeouts and Tommy blasted a borne rim and double, Wl SF 3112641 .323 Fiirth game Philadelphia at Chicago Pony Bas.bsfl League, giving Casselberry, 4.3; Kevin Galloway scared the winning DATIO American Leag,. FINANCIAL SEMINOLE 1 IrustaIsldro New York 11.10 1.00 3.406 at AR I N 0 AR H PcI, 6VlCtOt-PeCIn. SATURDAY NIGHT nIght idilew Tunsiç an unexpected McNarnaraandDagonGllllsple run as Process Machinery 17.00 3.20 al H M1Ni11111I 14 * Smalley MInn FIrst Race Arthsr 3112047 .352 2Vlcandi.Badlola Mcntresl at St. Louts, night I II lIwl 3.00 'losilna74 Medarig canted. had four hits each and T.J, tripped Swim 'N Stuff, 104. ' Dal as i MCCIIISI 322 25 9231.3,1 0(14) 37.40; P(14) 100.50; 1(14 • Saungers Star LoS AIIgSIOI at Atlant nlgt* Kemp MUss, going Into the jane Sutton added three as Solik's 3 II Srsy CIII GB 20 10540 .w 2) 34060. 15.10 6.40 6.40 II s In girls softball, Burger King Msbr San Diego at Cincinnati, night 01s 35 I Cl'spl50 Lemon CIII III 'dsfedad In 1$ games, took an Mopped DWS General Con- downed Dswscn Wallpaper, 17- MalhIa 32 12344 .351 3 ViCtory Rally Filth game 6.20 4.60 San Francisco a HOIA?O,I, 31 Mathews 311 Wilfong MInn 20 si , .350 6Said.Gondra 3.50 14.40 450 3.00 3 Ocumlgee Gem night $4 lead. Bid Maronda tractors, 184; Doug MarrIott 0, rdalnlng Its first place V1SII S II 0445n,eyv 302 Carew Cal i ss ws 34 12243 .332 2Mutilla.Wally (' 422.50; 1 (5-5-5) 36.0 3.00 ,s Hsr. b.ttkd beck to Reysi's Porter XC 3210131.332 IApraIz.Paco Tlme2:1L4, III a.tsa.., AMERICAN LIAGUE Its IsSirtu.. 10hK$ Rice Sos •• avts •1 3211*41,347 js with Kirk Rosek, afolshlttertopsceMwcSlade MISNiIS Ash,, LOIN Sicendhace 0(24) 46.50; pft.2) 121.21; 1(5-2East 1124501 Oaw,%lng Cal 3312242.3u S)117.45, SSalCIIIIeSOn 1.10 3.00 2.50 W L Tills • sith Grajeda and Block (btyslor.Plynaoigh to a 131 •sil 111 Tills ii is a BaIt Pryor CIII 20 5131,3.41 $LastStretch Slzthgame 440 500 22 n .u7 .. its Isi mbthh talus to pitch a ldIflOfMCDona1ds. Homi Runs Following 3ea 3 VlcandI.Dlage Boston 3.40 WeW I II $Nis I S S PIOCISS SWIM.0+$TLJpp 13.00 7.50 3.10 21 11 .466 ½ Nat$anst Leagee 311 Sen.. 4*3 ASRH AIRH Mllwauke 0(3-I) 1.41,1(3.14) 24.50; TIme tad tin.. Also Saturday VFW Pod l.a's. - Murphy, lDomIngo-Pradera 2014 . 450 2.60 2½ 355 McNamara 444 MUhIaass 31S *0051151 33 AtI arid SchmIdt, PhIl 10; ICarasaGasti 2:56. New York • 3 ls for the wInners. 5406 used onehit pitching Mis..55 a a a ia's,, • i s .im.pse is a Irvusi a i DetroIt Klngm.n, CIII and Dawson, MtI 0(1-3) 37.20; P(3-1) 73. 1(3-IC) Third Race 12 15 n51 3 11 NIaly CliNd's.. 3 2 1 In Mbsr games, Raymond some timely edra baa. hits to 9; Matthews, Atl and Carter, 560.$S. 6AbasHope 3.00 2.60 2.10 11 20 ill Pr'sw Ill $Iarsw$C2 422 Clevelnd 4 3 3 Cili's51 srsdi'oveInthew1nnIaig run defeat Forest City Auto Paj4g, Um05ey ill Sal11ay 3 Fly Fly Brook I 5l Neal 415 Toronto 3.20 2•60 Seventhgame 23 .313 13½ Mti I. its Seal. all Sir's.... 151 SagS Amsrlca 415 Leagee - Lynn, ISaraDIaga Lucky Ion El 260 West 17.00 12.60 5.10 4-1; Bobby Milanovich want 3- IIry MARONDA 322 Thsrlsa CI •ss ii• Harps, 10; SZubl-Urqulxa Q(34)7.61;T(6.34)32.45; Time 7.20 1.10 w L pct, as los 13; Thomas. Mu LOIN N1I7 Laces ASIN for-3 and Financial lannj,i,g Iv 155 TsSaIs 355 Te.plsr iii Singleton Belt 9; 410 2:19.4. Mum Smalley, 4 liasaPecina 22 , 11SS II,I III SillS s 5 Hiss 313 sa MImi I; six phiyers tied with 6. .. pitching held Datro Land- Tslsls Muir Victury Texas Feurth lad 0(1-I) 49.00; P(S.$) 155)0, 1(5.5. • • II i $ s 14 .563 4½ 3 1 1 51145 Wa-i, Ystals 31 5 clearing to JiM tlee hits In a Sulks 22)56 TuNIs nt CalIf gi hits Ratted In 4)702.20. 1 RebellGuy 20.60 5.40 3.20 DW5 111p..& 51) 3-6 *1) RIenir 4S1 Natloøal League - Foster, 6 .insst Star Kin City DONS SHOtS ô.IO 3*0 NOTARY 5 35 543 Ehghthgame Ill Sr$slS US Krens Cm 35; Murphy, Atl 26; Cruz, 6Mutllla-GoIrI *5tH AIIM ChIcago 2 Hardly Karl 3.00 4020740 1$ $7 .469 7½ 51* III MiSeRly ill Regs,s 2 II Lao, 4 Oakland 13 22 .333 11½ Hou, Schmidt and WIntleld SD 7 EganaGondra 0 (44) 62.00, 1 (442) 435.61; McPIidu. 351 WINS. III 11.50 5.00 1.CIippard 35$ T.Ins.s liii. all Pds.suu' Ill 2Zubl-Paco 10 24 .294, 13½ 23. WICS 340 Time 2:09.2. 451 Seattle 451 Thayur 'sary I I S Mikailly 55 American Leage. - Baylor, FIMI Race Mckalwy Saterdey's Rusts 0(6-7) 91.10: PU.7) 344.11; 1(6-7. 4 11 Sand's, 3 $65 5, 5277 Cal 35: Lynn, Sos 31; Porter, 2)3207.15. Sas, 311 ass 4 R.J.Yankee Texas 3, Toronto 1 5.20 4.60 4.00 Sdiavn.sO tie zess, 311 XC 35; Coopir a Lezcano. 3 DYNoMileTar , Ninthgame 7.00 510 Msais MimIs en en s-i Tires, iii ou, all MIl 2$. 4 O$C Niw You'S 0, CalifornIa $ 4.00 12.40 6.40 4.10 2 Shadydalelnate S. C*IparI 35 I Mince _________ Sfoies Oases 1 Gondra Milwauk.e 3, Detroit 2 Cx Q (3-4) 31's: 1 (4.5-2) 354.10; 1.10 3.10 • i,,,. M.LLH ISS AS I N 55*15 .5 Natlsagl Liege. - Moreno, S Said Mlvwial. 4. Cisvel*id 0 5 55 3.00 Time 2:05. 5 of Lssgw.sd Iaods, 5st TuNis Ill $544 TuNIs Pitt II; Cab.tl, Hu and scen. AIIM 515$ 5sfti'ss 4. 0(i4)2S.I5 SIxth Race , P(4-1) 63.ISJ 1(4-141 III ManlalS "4 outscored' Sanford's Darr1 Longwood; Tracy 24%. 11: Lopes. LA 30; Morgan 40940, Kaniss CIty 1, Chlcsgo S W Arrow IL6O 3.20 3.50 Turner, 10, of IS Lao, I 151 and Conic.pclon. night Cm, Cruz, Hou 2 Steady Pat Tenthgame by 1iiioi4 4.20 2.60 151 si. 5'nfoI'd;amKIJonNellaew,,,of and Tavps'as, NY 9. Iwusdays heiits 3 BlideArrieta I Dream Judy $11 ecen, 111 Swdaytowlàthei3year'cld 0.00 900 1.00 Sanford as tb Amerkas Leage. - LeFlore, 2ZublSarduy -.••• *11 Toronto 3, Twa , local 0 (2')) 13.41; 1 (35-I) 142.00; 1.20 3.20 I,. Ai -1=' its por4lonolths local Pitch, Hit & repreesatatjve to ti. DII 16; Cruz, Sea 14; OtIs, XC SVicandi-Paco Trns 7, Toronto ORLANDO - Sanford vs 1.10 TIme 2:54.3. district . i,sa sli 13; R.Jones, Sea 10; Manning, DetroIt 4, MIlwaukee 2 T.Ial-• Seventh Race 1 II Q(23) 21.45; P13-21 77.11; 1(3-2.5) $ II Run Cosnpstltkm. np,tIt1on June Oat 2p.m. at residents Mike Good and Terry Boston •, OILIIIW 5 Cliv and Wills, Tix 9. 55I Auy I II 139.10. !SS15s 1 Ocala Jubilee 6.10 640 3M A playoff was necessary the Lake Fafrylew 8oft J.ersj. es Dsscas Pltcali,g Vlctssies $55 New York 12, CalIfornia 30 Long claimed a pair of major I Brev Hanover .00 3.20 Elevenffiganse TMNi n i*n b.cauee th. two had fhdahed In Coiviplex on Lee Road at Nath.nal League - Ruthven, 2 2 Mystery Blaze awards lad weelcandi at tile Cleveland 3, MInnesota 2 2.60 Domingo Sarduy 10.10 PhIl 6-0; Blue, Kansas CIty 14, Chicago S SF 1 475-11 6-3; OSanti.Urqulza weak sailor with 306 441 ha Orlando. 0 (1-I) 31.41: 1 (1-5-2) 209.40: Orlando Amateur Sports Seatfls 600 2.00 Espinosa jlIalhi en Is-i p0liü each. Phil, 3-1; LaCoss, at Baltimore, Cm Time 2:05. The scar. were 320 40; Lee, Mtl and Reid, Phil I 3Carasa-Badiola Winners and rlamerg from awards banquet riln. Eighth Race 0(24) 41.45; P(2-6) 53.15; T(243) corsideriy lower Saturday as each age coup in the iocai I; RIchard and Forsch, Nov. Today's Sam.s S Ic B Positive Good, senior 6.00 3.60 3.20 VPW Posy en FlOrida Stda, p. CITY AUTO Sutcilif., LA, Vuckovlch, St.L, (All Times EDT) wiu no points oo1stItlon will be ha.d at 7 was honored as collegiate 1 Harry Fiti AS I N UcCeakill 3.20 320 Twelfthgame LI I N tsr Jones. Saltlmore (D. iii 50 42; Sutton, LA 43. MartInez 4-2) I Curt JubIlee 3.20 to Merthle's 176. tieCt 3 Said.Sarduv ils 10.20 p.m. Friday at the 0.20 ••• 3 player of the yw, ( at Roston (Ranks 2.1), 7:30 Amrkan League )315 7' (5.44) 123.10: .. 1 lsasa.Wally I I 4.20 3.00 McCI*1ll mad. one of three Civic Cede, where t4'I' 7-0: Koosman, Mimi 60; Pirag.. Time 2:02.4. BWSI darted at varsity offanslve p.m. *11 Krr',. 414 7Oscar.Dlaga 6.50 a s• rn DetroIt (WIlcos 22) at Niw MrshIII, MImi 6.1; Flanagan. Ninth lace •, pitches, blIthe ball 140 fed, two King Is helding an awariio guard since the third jan" of 0(1.3) 47.50, PU'i) 112.sij 1(3-1. 2 Academy Byrd III BOlt 5-2, Sorinsin, Mit 3.3. York (Flgueroa 3.3), s p.m. ii I Inches and ran 10 lest In 4.9 banquet for them an 1.00 4.20 3.20 43)45 AaS..sa all his freshman year. sss Rand Rio Avsrage Hc played Toronto (Undarwead 0.4) at 3 H. I. EddIe 4*0 410 P.. A-1774; ascends, Mertlie n'ila,d all faniflj.., Winners and * 55 115p 3 1 Handle $137,320 '0 27 isSinis pitdld) Cleveland (Waits 3.3), 7:33 p.m. his prep ball at Seminole Arriva Hobby IN'5 i.io 1 II NslllL, 11 Saturday night resells Nallasal Lisgee - EspInosa, Texas (JenkIns 4-1) at MliiSvess 41.11: 1 (23-4) 1,107.II; III Wsa.,ar III tin'.. pitch.,, hit the b011 $ from other local LOIIg ii the hljhly'O'eapected, First game PhIl 1.36: nesota (Erickson Rthve, Phil 151 $15 WIJ... ii. fed, one Inch, and ran N fed 0-3), 0:30 p.m. Duran-Mandlola 14.40 5.00 4.30 TIme 2:55.3. Ul In petitions In Sam1nle Cowdy ultra-sucauiful cross country Vvckovlch, St.L 2.17; Nun, so Ill Rldr 551 Kansas City (Gale 2.2) Teottihace 300mIngo.Andre •• 540 2*0 1 Fuse 351 4.5 seconds, will be honored the same and track coach at Seminole Seattle (Abbott 1-4), 10:35 p.m. 2.35; Hootan, LA 3 23.20 14.00 ISO $1, Mar2Carasa.Gerardo 2.10 6 Edbar's Only American League (g Tuesdays Community College. 7.00 15.10 shall, MInn 0.77; John, NY 1.62: Q(3- 35.50; P(S-3•2) 327.10. Saltimore at B0$len, night S Canoliner 13.00 Secead game Heaven.. Oak 1.67; Kern, Tex DetroIt at Now York, lIght O(Ol)SI.2l:P(7-4l)7S1,0I:Tlme SGaldos.Arca 20507.60 340 1.71; Slaton, Nil Toronto at Clavaland, nIght 2.11.1. I Domlngo.Fernan 3.20 3.20 Texas at Mkitoeota, nIght A - 2711; Handle - $141,614, 4 DuranPrader LA 360 Milwaukee at California, Extra Batting 0(1.1) 34.11; P15.1) 197.15; T(1-1. night 4) 241.11; DD(14) 192.30. Chicago at Oakland, night Third game _____ $yUOlhs.eruWui defidimtg ____ NI. Kansas City at Seattle, 2, 5.1sp c1ppaJ sInes April 14. swiftness of a California earth. night 3 Vlcandi 14.00 7.20 3.40 DAYTONA REACH - 'bs Los Asgele, Dsdgera tti* awesome weá.ioug 4 ZubI iaps, tue team captain, Saturday 'sallies resells 5.10 3.40 ho,. d.ci I Arca to ,'-i di. play Suny by uniea&ng the Ms club knew a batting surge aid loam Ross GrImaIey, 33.40 First game 'sal. 0(3.4)49.65, P(3-4) 194.70; 1(3.43VIdor.Osrardo 12,404.40 2.00 14th aad13th homers ha $fr wasjiMa matter of time. DOS ii*ious WftheaedIntheffrstIi.., tTranl.Pradera 4.10 2.401 èv- Theyno,ledWo. ledftvegmies.nrosg.toai$. "Wedi knewwhijsftwag ____ Fesur*game lAranoAndr, laths, 340 FOR 0S*aOlano 14.00 11604.20 et017 two hours iftit' the 2 i'ed oves the IhUhl'ihOCk.d EOIIlj to hsppan" Lops said, to third on Diuty Ba's 0(5-3) 1.1S lU'S-fl (Sased as '1 at Sets I Ramon.lsldro 4.20 gk'. a off home plate. Montreal Expas for their "aid we were definitely con- double. Russell scored on 4.00 $w.IIwS NatIonal League 2 EganaGastlll 4 GaldosOrardo 15.10 6.00 400 • The DsiJg, who lid the ssii*dh MrOl fr1',. N , 01)4) 3500; P16-i) 13140, T(4.lasd abeid the slump. Garvey's Infield growr and 2VlCtOfAItdIe You rock S*.L 4.10 3.40 34 7 I$$Ue.aI LISP. with 149 2)117.20. 3lrusta.Prad,r tii Joe Ferjiss aid Davoy have to be concerned. If you Ron Cey doubled 351)541 . Filth game hen last season, Winileld $0 0(1.4) fl.aSi P(4-*) 0741; T(42-3) Lops escia iiwnaii two'rws dida't have tIi. atsiuity it 3513047.341 Baker. Fergi*on, who along cr,z isis 3 Said-Wa liy 11301.00 3.40 MrugØbig 0MI.u.lyjy . en . - • , ', . • .. a - , •; ''' • - . . • ,''' ' P. ,, ': 1-' on the move by the steady, heavy flow of customers In the place, 'but he made sure to find time to call his bookmaker and bet on Rangers before the game began. Hetookthelrsurprlslnglyeuy4.lwinoyertheCanacjjejijwith the equanimity of those who earn $80 to $100 a day and bet five tunes that amount. Never once the whole day did he ever bring :' • ' ., ;''' .- - Ill. 0 •..O,uC ,hI 5w . .,, 0(1-3)32.00; P(3-i) 13.20; TU-I.I) 463.50. 7MU e;co Baseball ' ATLANTA (IJPI) - Long. pulled out a knife at the Sheik, thousands of fans throughout second leading professional World of Sports in the last Bower. "fl's like a football weights and records of the top televised wreing in Atlsnt4, time professional wrestling fan he is ono of the most hated the South who have given sport - by about 2Omlllion fans hour of the national program. game. You might complain to names in professional wrestling noted that professional wr George Knoch says some of the wrestlers. I've also seen fans professional wrestling a rebirth from 1972 to 1977. Charles Bower, secretary- the people you're with, but you with uncanny accuracy, give fling can be a lucratiVe best matches he has seen took ttow things at the wrestlers, and turned It into a top drawing And, according to statistics treasurer for Southeastern accept that they're playing the you a rundown of the rules and profession, and that "some 'Of place not in fans. the ring but among The fans get crazy, it's like card at the boxoffice and on compiled by the AC. Nielson Wrestling in Knoxville, Tern., game the way they want it to be tell you their latest costumes the top wrestlers make in the the fanatical they're in another world, television, rating service In February, a says that while fans love the played." and favorite "sleeper" holds. six figure range. Some of the "I once saw a fan pull a knife "It's funny and exciting," Recent figures by Wrestling locally produced wrestling pro- Sport, they don't necessarily "I'd agree that there Is a lot "I'm sure some think It's newcomers even make about on a wrestler," said Knoch who said Knoch. "I get a kick out of News magazine showed that gram in Atlanta had a believe everything they see. of show, but that's whatthe fans phony, but many others think $(),O," Miller said. has been following the "sport" the people who go there." professional wrestling outdrew significantly higher viewing "14's just say the people want to see," says Knoch, who It's legit," he said. "But these people must he for 21 of his 29 years. "This guy Knoch's views are shared by professional baseball - the audience than ABC's Wide accept what's going on," said - can rattle off the names, Fred Miller, coordinator of willing to travel and they must have a sharp mind and rong rI body. For what they do, they S deserve to make that kind of . by Alan Mover .Ifldf A • -. . Monday, Mii'y 14,9y-,e. -... :" • . •. . ' '" - - '•- ''. '' • IlI? ' , '• • •• • - . . Richter's Hit Gives . • • . • •'. . 'Milex Mustang Lesson • .' • . -• '. "' ______ Harness Racing Fistuz,. _____ _____ ______ ca,..i _____ ., , McCaskiII ________ ___ Tops M.rthl. _____ ear to each time he want to the kitchen. "They're a terrific team., Melner's Bar-B-Q Fairvilla In sted.i, they can best anybody. Even the 4ltamoide Springs Little Cup the last three years, but this is different, altogether different. EverybonthIsteamIsawOrker.Nohodytharound,You know what they say: if you wanna get a Job done, always give It to .an eager beaver," Six montis ago, Moxie didn't know the difference between a backcheck and a faceoff; today he's suddenly a hockey expert. Things like that don't concern him much, though. The Important thlngwlthhlmishe's get Inga ion and era are winning PeoplelnNewYorkweretrpowhenJoeNthled Jets too Super Bowl championship in 1969 and were carried away again a year later when Willis Reed, hobbling on a bad knee, lifted iowo Keith Wallace and Kenny first four frames, scored two open a 7.7 tIe with four rims In Knoch and Mrs. Plnkdln are 4 sId IIs rimS on two hits In the record in the major league to 6- to pitch a three-hitter as Breen WrinIr • iU UflIC S I3jr . I Totals Farr Nuns,5 • fl Ifl 2 2 1 DA,V , 1arls fl . :: 2512 , 511tH AFCOM CPI.p,.I.UiaAI3R3I WIU.c, 312 3 once more with Reggie Jackson's three homers in the final game ::' CaMisid 311 , top of the lbs tap of lbs third, sad scored helping bring sWig the "ri. - runs, but Flagship scored three Wedslde Merchants scored a wrestling, despite its tahte initshalfoftheflfth, single tally in Its half of the reputatlonaaahoax,asportz*I George's loaded the bases third, to be taken seriously by Ut andscoredtworunslnthetopof Chris Elland went the discriminating fan. ths sixth before Noy Rivers was distance on the niound for "A lot of people watcW nailed at the plate for the third winners, striking out six and wrestling for years, but they got out when he tried to score from walking 10 while allowing four away from It for a while, second on a single by Philip hits. Eric Luce had a pair of never really died," says B15 Rlnkavage. singles for the Apter, managing editor of 10 lee Charron was the winning Calvin Davis had a double. PrOfessiOnal Wredllng maga. pitcher, striking out 14 and Leonard Lucas had a pair of ilnes owned by London Publish'- Y j : five hits. Chad Braden, the added a triple for the Wedside "I think It has become loser, also went the distance, Merchants, recogoized recently becau :: striking out six and walking two there area lot more matches o ; : while scatterIng five hits. television." I Washington and Seattle, the it," said Sikma, "I was loose Oflhlland of the 1PT7 World Series and again laM year when the Yankees two NBA finalists of a year ago, out there today. I figured If we came from 14 games back to take it all, but not since the Mds were both faced with lost i was going ilolne tomorrow i " ' " PLASIHIP captivated an entire city by upsetting the Orioles to win the world elimination from their respec- so I had- nothing to lose," I Tills 244, *S3I,1 championship In 1969 has New York's populace been so enrap- tive semifinal playoff series Terry Miller slammed a pair Dennis Johnson paced the y • of doubles and scored three ured with a team of any kind as It Is now with the Sunday, and both came up with Sonics wIth 23 poInts and Fred •" rtsr 215 T.MiIw 242 111 AFCOM iii NI-I runs to lead Flagship Bank at Bangers. clutch performances to hold on Brown added 15. Sfr You hear people talking about them everywhere you go, in the to their hopes of meeting Paul Westphal scored 29 UI WV 5WW57L The defending champion Bid- points, Davis had and rookie NswkJrk 1 SI TIIW1III,Sr 1SS In the bars, too. $impss 115515w lets staved off a furious fourth- Joel Kramer, filling in for the III st_ 211AIIIy Take Tony's Bar in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn. It's a period surge by San Antonio to inJured Alvan Adams, scored a II n a $ Tsi.Is 141$ $ nelghborhood place that dill gets only 50 cents for a mug of beer. take a 107403 decIsion, losing c&eer4iigh 19 points to lead in inuei Its win Gssr,Vs 521- 6 You get a shot of good whiskey for 70 cents and the place is like a Sh-IS lead In the Eastern Phoenix. one, lose one philouoçi*3v In ts League of Nations with customers of almost every conceivable Pants Utile Major nlerence playoffs to 3-2. L4sgus last ADCOCK Even with the victory, trctim. $IMhN0i ROOPhNS $POTh$ 0000$ .; Two of the regulars there are Tommy and Rabbit, and like fiAntonio can gain a berth lii the Washington still faces an uphill ARcH PamarU,edth,batIo(B0b with a victory at home battle to gain a shot at Of SR *3 l Thii as Moxie, they like to bet on games. Both lost their shirts on WrI " Dodge and Billy Varass to st9 a.. Wednesday night. A Bullets' becoming the first team to win Carv I i • j.ii15. a• Philadelphia when Rangers them by in lbS Is.ls Twelve . '---Oaks a Campgrosmd, 13, terfinala and Flyers T15nmv andthe Raht won inbeat fmrw.wil $h. QUOr- vktory would send the teams successive NBA titles since the aa 'u.p's5's, , DIR 101* to D1ttm j WIllilsi's •Ilc, btondover,Md.Friday Bostonlftcsturnedthet&k the Rangers did It, they came up with more money somehow '.es, •-s ,• Architectural Aimninum, 194J and night for the deciding game. in ia and 1969. put it all on the Rangers. £11110 ___ • s'ssa.s is when a fly.,is rally In the la L.assiIw' Finishes "Don't give up on the "Tommy has tIn'., kids and he has a good job as a mechanic, ,, The SupeiSonics forced a " lISjp ,,, liming fell short. Stan Bac' *41545 1'::''" but he just put in for his vacation so he could go up to Montreal seventh game in Seattle Thura- Bullets," warned Washington au homered for Ditimer. "Is md watch the games," explained Gerry, one of his buddies. day night for Ue western Coach Dick Molts. "Our team The 1979 tennis season has ended for the Seminole Coinmwilty Niw, Roger KIpp doubled hoc ii; 4'Besldes, he said he could get better odds on the Rangers there Conference title with a $). is very capable of winning the College mens team. It finished with a 36-2 record and won theYslals ___ Victor Barteijo with the *4sK* lislIag 124 l-.S than he could here. Rabbit went up ue wW him. He's next two games. And the Division II championship for the fifth straIght year. lug io6-io victory over k.$psra04s ill snIngrmuGricgtj pressure's on them (the Spurs) married, so he Just took off, He really caught the Ranger fever. Phoenix sum. The third place finish in the state was as expected. Dade South PVSd Saambine TV, 1140. UN KIlN'S $UYCW$ now.Theydon'twamgtohave "Remember when the Brains were leading the Canadlens 34 th •ac*,s ciiivco.e In Tbsfl action, Kokomo Gus Williams, who finished come back because they know fielded this year was iii best and is favored to win a national Al N H *01 N Mopped Ball Truci $4 with Sf1051, 111KW III the final gsine of their playoff last week? Rabbit had the BflhiflS with 16 poInts for the Sonics, hit there's no way they can win championship. SCC pla.ced four men on the all-state loam and he was so excited when they were ahead in lbs final Peilod Diis 525 LII 215 aId of wsssai field goal with secor ou play by SilKs's.. " . Ill Robert Hale, Ken Phelan, Phil Ritchie and QwIs UtIle. that he told the bartender, 'Buy everybody In the place a 1nk.' •.. us Jason H,1mnlIn. tag Seattle had to Elvin____ Hayes scored 24 poInts 1nss AU of the players on thIs years Seminole team have received Se Ned,.s a.. Well, youinknow what happened. The Canadians tied it P and won withstand two Phoenix at- and grabbed 22 reboimdá and scholarships to other schools. Hale and Phelan are going to Old 5.1* 1SSCr.451 III TW1LVI0*$ PAMIR the game OWFtlWI. ISM. ___ ___*$ N. LOS N s"' i• OfS*. 1$ 115II5. 1*IISk.i "Poor Rabbit," his buddy laughed. "He said tOme, Clfl YOU t'supts in lbs closing seconds.. Kevin Grevey, who keyed a Dominion on full scholarship. Kyle Langill is going to Centralskj4 3 11NSS4 SIS?'pvl III Ll.1,,. 115 V'si An apparent lad shot by third-period surge with eight Florida on scholarship, Phil PJtchle is going to Florida InterTalus losnmesomemonsytopaymy bar bill? 415, SSesis c....., ss. Walter Davis inlaid but the polite, finished _____ aa wIth 23 to lead national, little is headed for Brm1'hana Sonthero, Graham 1262 1's' gave It to him. Rabbit Is good with me * Ii $ijsj, * If anthne. Just walt'U these rebound of bounds and the Builds. I II J.Nsnag Webb is going to Central Florida Community College, David ss'sSws ' a-. i ti playoffsareover.Hellbelngr.aeihape.Iknowhewentheavyon the Suns went got itout again with one ca,,, ISIPiNi 1e0. Washington held a 53-48 lead the Rangers and they're 0imI Will It alL eylsgotoMante,and&yeGa,misga .• , , CLIM LI0$*a Wss I.. .i is second on the clock, only to at the half, and In the decisive New Mexico Military. INILL M*lC$*Jfl$ ____ II LOss I URN UIUSV haveGarfleldHeardmluatthe third period, Washington shot With 3llCi, wruleatSCCthatdoesnotaflowanoutofdate •u.. SlY ••, Talis buer. 5216 Ca5ws... lii 14-for. while San Antonio's player to be given a full tuition scholarship, the Raider camp has °'s" *41 iNSlili 'iS AH'Stars Split Pair With Jax ___ "we Lice $12C1*ss ,es really get the shot George Gervin miseed his first been beating the bushes to try and secure good hi-date talent. oSsu., ap 1514i • Calls we wanted," said Phoenix aevenshotsastheBulletstook 25$ Lesas * DITTMIi PLIAI The Sanford AU&ara saw Cain scattered seven hits. Coach Jobs Machod, talking an $4.70 lead, 15 M.ipl, accept scholarships to out-of-date universities. i5• Si,øs • Sue *51K, A. Nss4 tbslr record fall at l03 last Jacksonville had won Saturday, about Heard's shot. "We *$t j11511 $*I'wll's "In that third quarter, things •3$A.NlIlS SCC has landed some good players, though,' Scott Reagan, JI-UUIU 50,5 ., Cii •,, Psr *eekend by splitting a 114. • V.,, wantedtogotoWalt(D.vls)or wenthayw1rea,'J a (S Itv. 155 S15s. 511 ken Ss 3(1' ____ doubleheader with the c... *s., Paul (Westpl'al) down low but Antonio Coach Doug Moe. "We High, Kevin Copeland, Lake Bradley and Beau Indsy from Fort TenIs flia $ S , is lais ckaonvW, Coke. Sanford took Sanford Is at Ocala Saturday both of them were closed off, broke down deleneively, took a Myers.. . ss.,, $ Cl s Carw 'ls Ui 11114 a 'l3-10w1nSundsyuQan _____$515 and at Avon Park on Sunday. Garhadanopsa shot and he's coupleolbsdeliotsandgnadea L'ss51 P115 Itis also good news that two local gals, Teresa Plercy and 11.1*15 s, net a bad guy to have liking a cosçheiIturnovers,Welostouj Susie Holt, are joining the Lady Haldersteanli team ned MO CVII *LL$TUS 5215* C15sna. 555 year. LOIN LOIN U CVII LOIN pressure shot. Unfortunately It composure for a while, but we LOIN ____ Isu,p 4*1 TiIIII1 151155 5501 all 5.511's 1*1 jiM dit go In." S. Sri.. ISINaN got It together in the fourth 52 15*3 LullS •I1Nass A recant national survey shows that teals Is on the decline In SF.S Third ___ ____ ____ Ill LIIIIN Center Jack Slkma, who quarter." III ri-r 155 ____ •.s,sss ____ _______ $UHSNSN. iv .'' $0 CII. I * popuIarItyamongpeplehiheus.bhe1yand,n1g7$'1 KillS $1) L R11USS 411 PIIIIPIJ 1131 POints Simday $i1*...iU PARK LOIN _____ • $11. i ssns $SI Gervin found the range in the tennis was "the" sport and everyone was playing it. Now WINTER ____ Osillis LOIN ___ $• I Mii IlSM515Slj5$S $ is Wur as. *.au ar en. these poor performances final period and scored 15 racketball and Jogging have both moved ahead of tennis In $ ' In _____ $11 ______ en.. ,.. ::: Nals ______ 1*1 _____ _ _____ _____ a * Ulils *iSNS... ill _____ ltes_to the &a, was also a points. His pin.polz shooting popularity. The sport is MIII very ______ 115 MuSh l's popular, though. _____ ____ _____ p's11T11111,,$ImsImNe ':s Sail SIS 3*1 key mdertbsboardsas I.Muilws helped lbs t:: dose SPurs 'sMuraus lOCal 1,5 iii't-- Ill : sit SiMtlebelda434l.dgela marjito69wIthA:3Qleft, ,s In _____ ____ aIIl$.Ialen II, TIPOTEWW:Dur simimerdayecomijig f1I hpIthirdInadwea ___ i'--.-- its ______ ausa iilis rebo Sll'iN 1550,111 *I4r R'" laid he jiM ButHaystookoysrandsoored ulonewaytOkeepcooierizingiongmiwsIswssra a.*erthg a- wed out and relazsd and dids't six of his learn's neat slgI* haiherchiel dipped In water wound your nick. The coohini effect 115 CII 01 3:18 si$, AddltZiUy,HI,dy postOuslthevktoq. fthuonyouisveryhelp(ulandke,peaplay,,freshr,Ionger. 10114.hntb. *55 -. 52 " " .. ,- ::r I__a SCC ( amar ins' Then Lo..gj - - Third 33 --_-''r . ) 4eP*• ..• ... .'....... ...... .. In Pitch, Hit & Run Playoff ___ _______ Good, Long _____ _____ __________ ________ -_- - us. a tie a - _____ ______ at _____ • ___ ________ _____ ______ ____ . , at ________ Taking Workouts ,. _____ _______ ' JaI.AIaJ L.ad.rs • ____ _____ ______ wars Nw Yen Mets cans to t. (%svea Ravine. The t.tim that and Jerry R.i pitched be one thing bid If you with Lopez has hit a hem. Ccncupclon Cii f. ,uith, 01 gilItwing relief ability - and we do - that's In each 01 tli. last tinee games, Foster Clii ____ NtheDotifleh.dthejN , aometiini else." followed with his filth homer to Csrten UtI level (18.1$) for lb. fl, with the make It 4-0. Morgan CIn 3313744,331 3313543 . 9.20 3.20 3.30 4TranI 1 DVI1fl 3111337 0(1-4) 3211: P11.4) 7 3013141 325 I) 155.05. __ , Cromarie MtI gIe r Ke I Santl 4-40 3.30 - 3.30 sKomer an - ssl on Si 01 -_ hell 55115. 15am 55 Atlurm,_iota Wires. 5*0,1,1W ______ - p - ____ s_s, ____ , 15 Ma - ____ 160 310 5.30 . JITbowlilIvyss 1-10 Caludla Smevsnlol-10, Cathy $09; Jes Farrer SOS; Gordon Mckibbirt 143; Helen Ferrer - 143; Averages: Gus Secton 171, Iryant klSMdI.5: JeIsmy Wilier Reel Clvi. 3-li • LAsrhns 409,0111 Idtett,IN, Sill Wanda Ross 142: Gladys Grin. llIckbt 151•147 141, Sharon Hicksen 0 JIm Nader 174, SMlWAiSsPts.0iiusW.y Olbor lllghtil05$s Star ii the MerTis*;T.dP..f.40),OleQ Kirhiard 110 neman 105; Mary McPherson 139; leers. Yslvisgses lssviatiiui, Week: Clara RIpley + N. 109; LIsle Miller III; Fred Drew Mickey 1.5131 159. Nigh larlis: LIz lladiburn 122, 47; Will Kernelech 4$; Adam Carolyn Salts 471, Ellen Wealfall UM0AY Nigh Sorlesi Martin Hansen MITE MINED am: lSSP'Vl• leatsid $IUII CIISi RIttikiges 415; SarI.,. Knead 4$; Din S.urlsn Ills MISs 5j $?a5dlgi Pin UPI *1L 47, Helen Macrisen 454, Gunny Sidings; Ls,rStfias 13½. Mischa GWard $45; Wolhli COINS CS' ui, Osudreas $71 II Edward verne POItI se: .4S½;_LUCkY Sr*a. 71.13; Fan. Hirsch UI. Pull August. in; 01u' ' Ca510r1_s,sit Sylvia Halwi 41. Irvine Fried 131; taIlleSs C's ChIcken Adlan Ross 517; 40 Ui'. *p.ar, 44* The Easy Go-irs 7S½. , CieVN SpOts: dye heindl 5- Joe Ferrer 154; Ted Pvckii IN; 6143. MishaPs 1l½.4$½, CUSISM kry5fl 7, Evelyn 13½; Yanks., 1.11.OsMaitlo 3-10, Evelyn 7117, lUcky Fsiw 71 Theineen 174. Lets lin*sr 141, , Salty Sacker 1.7; Phil Augusf. 5. sIll Deer, 40$; Mac MCKIIIen 173; Dynass 74½.17½: Ci'chir- 7; 7; N 1il1 SItS Metes Kamlnsky 3.7; sam Lisle MIller 10: Jed OØ Nlghllghls Ann Medley: YIIv5IN 174.1155 VIWWI talks 741 Jot $61 71-0; .iiuts Liihisoy 467: liii K.i $55.. Kamliuky 5-4; Frink Gi'.ca 4-1; Charles Adllngtsn Turkey; Ginny Gaudreau 2 Turkeys hIgh Sa*; 17*. lisle Jean PNI: Hi.LV5 Jim starr 441; Gord *is.zse 72-li; 157, Teiry lyons PIPebIS, 2.7: Mac McKINWi 1-li; Lamb 401; SIlt MorrIs 44; Rd Meyer 214. LIz Slackbvnn, High League •%. 5140 HiN 1-15 N*ikssss Ann Coleman *1. Idwatd Hirsch 1-15. Knead 41, Harold Fox 43; JIm sw LWWI Average: 164. Star it WIN: Ginny SItS VIIVSI51S Ui. Nose VIVIIWI $%5; Fliers 4640; Galirs 41½' Jim Rwssiil.fll; 1115151* Seer. Arro's 413 Hill $ides JIM S6SIT 4$, Cart Gaudreas +113 pIns. RIngers 447; HI'SIhM 43-0: dial 3-li; Helen 91. RNI lallit 4 Kallisck 3.15; P1st Pill 17V,-74½, Fur Di. Cenarfod SpOtsa Sill Dieii Ill; Mlvll' 113147, Hsryy Pealeusas C,N45pIIN; MIS Pit Valente 3-li; Rd Kneel 3-11 Phil August. 04; Gladys GranWUkMNO. 11.71; Igellors 14-74, Orange Yt51hmhandV1'JlmMsyerlN, P,'Wiani. Peas 14111 0111 iDIBAIYSOCIAI. 'san 1-4; Winds le 3.7.11 anieslIl, Grace Starr III , 7 Lewis. Cells *7. - WASN.AY DSOP-OUT$ 5511011$i, Village iv 340½313½, Kithy SI*sW IS. Super $gens 1-79; Gems U. 411ev U1*L; SiNs IMIIng5; $Namrec*s 74-4; s Charlie's Place 191.33$. Jaycees , s*u a CHAIN C.isd $011: Delfie tIngas 1SIckwe 17-U: Sare Mares 13. Kim 74-4; HIts S ?sfimss 7341: joe DaVis Rids. Ct,. 335 nits.z 11, f. Rukvr 41-7. Ti m $lren 3Jvn v.,e Dags, Iplthers 71.13; Head S Curves n. Pies, siz sines desist. 330½*,3½ Village 7-10 Fly Gram Nigh SInus Ole OS en, eio is 411, Lyen hInd 3- ln32J½., i Sis liters ..lP½-14½; a F Dispeul liv. Ge $aIi,, Go 11 SNdIngs* Lucky $Irliss. All lii adrts IN; Al AMen 11$; Lisle Sits 45½ Ut., is.gos Dli, 350½.3*½. Delay Sanitatlen ZN'us Isamse, Oiler fl11s: SW: Miller iw MIhr INNS 91; Ted Alley Cots 4566, Ge-ilshen Mary the Family, Trwckai'., Pi. Susan *7310. Tens Van Nigh Iam '411' Iii: Ted Peckstt IN, *;$ot$5ieN4t43; PNn%adN$½$e*Nn *17. Rep Li CIII 17P4311½, wtijes.. Jarleads. 100 SIrd.,Pests haylad Far,13*, lel. Sal OrlItilhi *12, Reese 1I.,,.*j1, $IM Sl. y 155; Ve PM 45bg Duissrs 1747, $111 $YMSll Main Nigh Isusss Sib 011iMeki 131, 15: yi L&Ip RIch Riiells IN. irie SUCKICU$TOMC*TU.N$ Ajp SIS9SI Instil UIIIJL 116151, Dive Schulz 151.106-lu, Alley Re,ii p , P-ni.; .0W MIete,, Dicks Karl_Nesige 251-la, TIM iNs OSI Il-N; $ lid. 441St.i Fere los. ua. 119, PeNhik IN; Idwerd Hulk __ 171, Lame heilIsids 14. Appllince, Catitiee, Cisudla Seuveste RIpley IcoNs, PIn a-46, 110, P55 Welv,m 1*. Larry Judsen lN.i, Caly Il sit, lr_s 5Ny $h Tie.rt.Simbes. 179; Je NIgh l.ms Martin linden a Sad l*)ijig 144 k SInusil 1* wu Kenims 174; g gy 1j7g SesUly Willam Glitz 152.171, Gene Oar. eIi15 Soles,. -. Slicks Seesty kiss. della 152. Wes *Wt, Irvis, Fried Wi Dan Swiss p, N*FU.k 5* Curtis Jr. 155-141, $jij, p.j s_ 1W, Jimyy N1l5uu $74. 114 MSi Sulks IS?, Phil AuguMu *7, pr, Dean *hlltkJewi 157.175)74, Neble 5 j4. Diii 173; i.e Orsache,Nigh 015115: Ami MeNs, 175, sam SINe Jerdaa 152; Id Knead 156s OtMIM 151 WOHIS Wilt. IL ,camsiy 174: 113, flelsen $46. Herald Saver 1-i, 14j, , e, VIvIaø Locps 111, Sissy mdi - Mjschi tsWij TpryMel. lees,,Merit. 1W. Vim Pad lilt Ted PckeN $& lealenul, SI $helyy Fire MI, Luenne Gudr.ss *11'174.111, Helen 141 lea.,151.177, JIM MartIn isi. , larrg Ojiad lId; .rss Pen 1$, Jim Aivys NI; $erisst Sends LIL Ill Issesim i3, Cy Diyle, May Harrison 141.144 Olsdps Osyte Ill. Adrian Rs 170; SlIt DS51S)74; 11J Riley 3 CidIa Sanevinls Nigh Series: 551 OehiIi.kiiii, en 5pM. Had 141, KIlly COoper iso, Dive $lkwii Chariss -msan Ins i.e Ferrer 1k, (mOp Nels.'IN 3 .Jiiry 11. Dies Wu*iswlcs c -t.d , NIckIUI 4. LInda (lanes- 154 killy Say141, 125, Larry 17l'$sLimbrn, INLj,L 4$. MIlls Wilt., Jdsea 134, Karl 7.10 mile lviii. 447 *11 111: Arthem $I CI . 175; Sells 157.117. SIN Mauls 119; Mit MCk11In, ISIWeesStM GeergeMar,ItnipIy',,yMeII.IN. man 5eche Oiler tfft1ghuj 14544. Au'letie C. -lsd$0111 JS'TyHslh.isk . -1131 . lOymlM lisdier 145: LIsle Mlluir 117: Glnny Week: Dee Nader +35, HIgh Ierse. 1*. CmOs 161. Ivelpsi Gems lardsll. 154. We. MsN, Jr. (vs Isallo 117. Us 105 Harold Suer SN. ____ 1 lsasa.Arrleta PGastlGondra SprinItield Orals a Svppty Phi. (504) 3U.19 !!' ____ ' a MOM'S THE WORD 1 Fram now thrar.Ø May 1$ Gsrdoa, Marlin and Charlie will give you one dszin Nether's Osy Neses FREE with car purchased front them. any ___ - - ___ - - _____ p' .,j - .I',,.i GORDON 1 -. , , 1 . ' . _i.......... --• . - ... ... ...-•---- - - .- CNARLII MAIC RADI UMIIIOUD ___ ' MARION Tako advantage if Itse Groat May Pricos at.-. - p3-123, PHONE 443415$ 2413 Orlsids Gr.(Nwy. 17.93) ,p-II,1 ,.' . _..iJ - �-S.'. S• 4A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 111, 1979 :.' ABC HAS THE LOWER MIRYDAY41RICIg PRICES THIS AD GOOD ALL 149 ASC'S STORES IN FLA. MYERS RUM S JAMAICAN AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER BEEFEATER SCOTCH EARLY TIMES I _EiY 4 YR. I$Y.BRB. P5TNJ !! 90 PROOF _W DRY GIN BOT. 1I, RAT., MAY 19 COCKTAIL HOUR - ALL;~Y TILL 7 PM CASTILLO "PUIERTO RICAN" ONE Oki GORDON'S 01 80° VODKA YSHA 4989 CIT. ANY 12-58,50 ALI OUNCE DRINKS RUM KNISMS111111106111 SCOTCH :•: SANFORD o 99 QT. 4 ANY 12 59.85 a LONGWOOD T$CO MIX ANY 12-81.95 BRB. \' ____ GIN _____ 4.39 • KATZ 5.19 a IMP. GENMAN • 4.79 1 4 •GIN (.RUM VODKA I • WILD TURKEY WiLD 2.99 • • '' ' : ,•. • • II • 2.49 I - I 19 2.99 12 YR :coTcN a •. N 5*69 OT.--ANY 12-65.88 • •• "BOflLJD IN SCOTLAND" 5*99 5TH ' I -- a CORONBT VOSGQO '• ___ • - • ' -I : '. "W ILMOUSTF ORWAV : • ROYAL DELUXE kT'V0S1tA • BRANDY Co ronet ' ' ' I 86' STR. KY. BRI. ' ANY31&25 NRED AIC6YU.OID . 5.99 QT. .'. 4,979 ANY 12-71.85 - - 'A CERTIFIED BUSCH BEER 28L 24 S 749 41 I I 6.39 ' ANY 12.13.15 ABC BRINGS DOWN FRENCH WINE PRICESI IMPORTIDNICOj$ II .1 - Cn..n-t.c-sl • BUY 1 GET 1 ROSE TABLE • FREE II-PACK 591 FA. 7.99 : __ CREAM 87' 4.99 - - - 7ITIMCSUU'Iuis.ss 75aITr-1TM1 su. flu uSictuwiuma.i / 14 . I_"• -::;; M Lii _ iLlS IIiI - - ,. . - All I I FULL 0T. MR __emu M '76 CHABLIS • ME MIIIMII CMIP. WIN' N 0 aw. 0 sm. 16 SALLON 4.99 3 99 : . 9 $ 1 76 POUILLY ; -- - - swu - - T ts • mwp_,, w X OLD •as - 4.., '7IIUIMIMS - - .as L - • • - -- - - -- - - - - - - _ --- --- -- - - - - -- •-- M G A LA • - I, 29 4 MA G G A L LO 39M9A TAYL OR - 3 11AAG --. __ - Grandma is always ready to help. And on a daily basis, she cares for Paul and Clay, who is joined by his sisters after school. "i don't remember ever being lonely," she says. Nor, not busy, she might add. She enjoys stitchery of all kinds, gardening and ceramics. She even started one grandson in ceramics at 18 months. And now the intrepid grandma is helping her grandchildren build house. Helping Mother and Nannie celebrate Mother's Day were Mr. and Mrs. Ray . : Phyllis) Van Camp and Raye Ann, 11, Cherie 9, But then, Mrs. Lyons Is a pretty special person who has done much for many people who will never forget. When asked how It was raising a son in the middle of eIt daughters, she laughs. "It wasn't like he was an only boy," she explains. a tree Sunole, 6, and Clay,5 of Fern Park; Mr. and Mills. Frank (Marcia) Himdley . ABC - 59 I :: : SAOTIRNI , . • to -. ROSI 2929 1MG 3 UTIR i•i OZ. -'ws 3 - 1 MAONUM _ 7" I. NOT RECONSTITUTED" 040L FUISSEMOIITIONY 9 CMII. BURGUNDY SAUTERNE A M CHAIU$ BURGUNDY TAIKto 1.41 2 . 0 ROSEL PINK CHIASLIS ' - WE Lyons for five years. And, of course, the children always felt free to bring in their many friends. One more at the dinner table hardly made a difference. And now she has Susan with her for an extended period-just one more to love and nourish. "If my husband would have let me, there were many I would have loved to bring home," she says of the children she saw at school who were "hungry for love and attention." Although she misses being around the school children, Nannie, as she's called by her grandchildren, loves being surroupded by them. Whenever their parents have to go out of town, the - I, LITER CHABLIS I PINK CHARU$ ___ Ua CAOI RHINI 1.99 . . almls ".w OIL CONTI • • CALIF. WINS LAMBRUSCO ScListiani C*1$41S LII $ . a 1 09 uuiai.csuus 4.49.,, 30,99. -, iLlS - . . - mAl '°" RED OR tu umumia UMIflAY am asi ' V.. r • WI I/ISP!. ASI1.SPUMANI1 .CHIANTi i.iC 1959 IL - K. SItLMAN.IRMAN WINS - 4r 'S •URUNDY . - , 1Nx FL dillM - i - II 14SL -- •• PsuIU 3UTIRABC '"j Al - •SMOKED SIlT. PINE. aa CALIF. WINE '°AAANTTX J VIIIIITLIY. $iii NO1INCON$TstutID U ND IN 24. 24. 1 ________ 71sass *isss iIIssu 99 j°°jj ISCMTPTNIIN4rsiss TZCIITFISUCILft" 7ZCINETIITNIF.72 ONET urns NuIsaLs.PsuNIN 7$ CI*T NLMEUsmu 74 CIMIUTIIIUS Iua1.uu NOT IMISUE-IL us 4 10.i Sillily : ' ROASTED 10.99' 3.19 im 0 SANTE SANINOIMS M1M T.SHIITS BLOODY MARY MIX WATIR B AlMY • A29 28L :SALTED 40Z. s' - . ALMONDS 01*1115 0 8.4119 i l J . un CUY$TALEMPWTIC LITTLEMILL JO'JT 2.99 - • SCOTCH '' soi 915 I1FFINTEA UQUEUR Oft TI. UWTW1RItW 100% MALT CHAMPA "Ir .- NOMIOM . ALL - Is WT . '- NEAPOLITAN LIKE GALUANO sTH 7.49 ANY 1278.95 SI. M U$T iiTKIN kY US . J . $N CASE OF 12-31.95 3/4 OT. 4.95 5TH 9.95 1.11 RL NUNEINI D . AND TEEM 2.29& BLUE NUN 4 • vvri,,1 TABLE Na• • POOGS cNISMY cHIRIIIJIS ANAFAITTO 06 CONGO &L'NO UQUSUR CANADIAN CLUB THIT AS KIT tAILIIV ____ -- ____ a wuru RED TABLE ____ VODKA DIN CANADIAN SCOTCH 45s gIcANco.muousus S.. •iia MlIR ruI,1 6.79 QT. . a MTIVMMTMCRLKM AMARETrOJACQUIN CAFE BENEDICTINE What makes a mother happy? "I'm the happiest when all my children are around," answers Mrs. Edgar (Mary Frances) Lyons, mother of eight daughters, Phyllis 36, Marcia 32, Karen 29, Brenda 27, Fran 24, Kim 22, Rollie Bea 20 and Shawndra 16, and one son, Edgar Lee, Jr. 26 And when this mother refers to her children, she includes her eight sons-Inlaw, who are "just like my children," and a young girl who is presently living with the family, 17-year-old Susan Whittemore. If having all her children around is what makes Mary Frances Lyons happy, she was supremely happy on Mother's Day. She had all her children and her 14 grandchildren together for a day of fun and games, a day of honoring a mother who only had an abundance of love give her own children, but a love has flowed over to co untless children in the :• Seminole County school system. For 10 years while in the school system, first at English Estates, then Sanford Grammar, and finally South Seminole Middle School, where retired lad June after five years, Mrs. Lyons was much more than a secretary, but rather like a surrogate mother to the students. The love felt for her was manifest lad May when She wu crowned Queen of ..' the May on Mary Lyons Day at South Seminole Middle School. Why, jot like the stars, She bad her hands tinprinted in a concrete block that r,n'i" under the flagpole, as tetriny of love fit for an ncipl4oeal woman, And now, sitting In her comfortable home In Fern Park, a home designed by her husband of 38 years, and built with the help of family, including children-a home filled with antiques and collector plates-the honored mother recalls that neverto-be forgotten day. And as she does, her face again radiates the joy she experienced. A day she remembers which darted by a One call soon after she arrived at the school. "It's Western Union," she was told. "They have a telegram for Mary Lyons." "Oh, no!" she thought, expecting the telegram to be a bearer of bad luck. Instead heard, "This is Mary Lyons Day. The faculty, staff and student body want to show their appreciation and love for you..." Every hour on the hour, they showered her with gifts. "My son-in-law, had to bring over his pick-up truck to bring home all my she says smiling. ft was something never forget. It was really wonderful." - F1101111111111111111 IAJ.IITAUNTRIT ' I 5 CANTIVAL By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent LOVE COFFEE 1.10. MEXICAN eoz 9:49 IrsuINTaIrasaur b ' - • 2YR.W SCOTCH ,. 4 -- ANY 12-88.95 -- EBENNORN 8YR.93° A m OISARONNO9.49 m-"i I I ',• 5.59 v. ! - ' . ANY 3-16.50 VS111* 5.79 .. r-jj . •• GIN •.:1 ' . . VODKA . Room TEMP. 2-LITER SPRITE &z. Lflc U7 .. •' 6.99 7.29 Me WNM A KW ANY I2.5150 • • Edgar Lyons shows picture of her children and their spouses. 8 Girls, 1 Son And All Th eirs Make Mom's Day -8YR. KY* BRB. 8YR.BOURBON ' Mrs. I. ANY 12-67.95 MR. ED OIDREPEATEI regime, takes refuge at the Barkley ranch. (Part 1) (2) TIC TAC DOUGH • • 12:00 (4) BIG VALLEY A Mexican general, opposed to the Diaz 7:00 LORD BARRY . a (2) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE UNIT TWO PER CUSTOMER WICOUPON • housekeeping. If a lady friend of mine comes over for a cup of tea, hehornsin and monopolizes the versation. Dear God, I am so sick of him, death would be a welcome release! AGING IN INDIANA DEAR AGING: Yours or his? The quality of a marriage is __________________ Price. Mike Connors MONDAY (4) THEE NEWLYWED GAME EVENING 0 ROCKFORD FILES A 6:00 young woman cons Rockford into attending a poker party @300 © NEWS TUDIO SEE Hang gliding she has set up to be raided. In Virginia. making grit-sickles, 0 POLICE STORY A narcotbuilding sand castles, and the Ics detective risks his career adjustments of a young muscuwhen he goes Into unauthorlar dystrophy victim. (R) Ized territory to nab a major drug dealer. 6:30 .••". MAGNUM GALLONiuTY BURGUNDY ' gjj for a iine is expensive and French, It is superior to a less costly domestic wine. It ain't necessarily so, say Impartial connoisseurs. to the home of a married couple for dinner so I brought hostess a bottle of expensive French wine, She thanked me for it, then promptly put it away. Instead of serving my lovely wine with dinner, she served a domestic wine. I thought that was tacky. I was also very disappointed because, enjoying fine wines as DEAR ABBY: I recently learned that our 22-year-old son in college is the lather of a child who was given away for adoption last year. Our son did not confide In us. I found this My question: Do I have the right to keep this from him? It's HIS grandchild, too. (;[lIFvIN(;(;INN' DEAR GRANNY: No good can come from telling your husband. Your grandchild is now somebody else's child and grandchild as %%ell. Re kind and silent. And don't (Nell or, it. Regret is the canter of life. TV HIGHLIGHTS I -. '' . I F- • •. 4 house. I actually have to look for things for him to do: 'Go to the grocery store! Go to the drugstore! Go to the hardware store!" Ican hardly stand the sight of him! My stomach turns over when I hear his key in the door. After he reads the morning paper, he follows me around supervising the cooking and only as good as the materials i do, I had looked forward to out quite by accident. used by the builders. The having some of the wine I had Mv lisband and I have "lumber of life" is caring, brought. always looked forward to our sharing, patience, forgiveness According to the rules of first grandchild and I am sic and understanding. One cant etiquette shouldn't my hostess with grief to think that expect to spend his tilIght somcwhure in this I' orid I have years in a cathedral when he's have served my wine.' STATEN ISLANDER a grandchild whom I v.111 never accumulated only enough know. I haven't been able to "lumber" shack. DEAR ISLANDER: No. And ,,,,...... ... - Ui [IS 11)) DVII Sell IU Lell DEAR ABBY: I was invited don't assume that because a - OWN ' ' !C 100°VODKA Z -----86.8 SCOTCH ABC "WHY BUY WATER" • • • • ' fIIEQtFI* . ANY 12-47.75 - ci-T 4.99 • 3999QTG - QUM - a, a \ - -7 4' I UNIT ONE PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON SUNSET • #'&_ ANY12-107.88 2L40L :' • • • 9049 UNIT IWO PER CUSTOMER W/COIW0N CANADIAN • 4 , OLD TRADIMARK IMPERIAL BLIND 0 : ' GOOD SAT • MAY ANDRI PINK CHAMPAGNI .• M s.-- GOOD THURI., MAY 17 UNIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON SAXONY I IS CHERRY KIJAFA • S II • ANY 12- 54.95 W 0000 FRI., MAY 15 UNIT ONE Pt I CUSTOMER W/CUUPIN -' 4959aTo • • 1T HARW000 CANADIAN 'S GOOD TUES., MAY - GALLO on VERMOUTH 1.79 lflSC*$t OTO FULL QUART 101 KY. IRI. SWEET 9 5TH GOOD WED., MAY 10 :• UNI T ONE PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON I #S / LIVE ENTERTAINMENT-OPEN SUNDAY - - Q1T I "DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY 436ONE BLOCK I. OF 1.4 QT. ANY 12-52.65 GOOD MON., MAY 14 pAq 4 HI-WAY u-n AT 436 CASSELBERRY REVOLVING BAR WITH COLOR CHANGING .- By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: My husband is 72 and retired, but he's making a career of making my life miserable. He used to be quite the man about town. I spent many lonely evenings wondering where he was and when he'd come home. Now,I can't get him out of the RON MATUSALEM .J1 RUM fOLD THOMPSON BLEND U ED • Retiree Making Life Mise rable __ COCKTAIL LOUNGE PKG. STORE GIN S 484 Mite . COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT T*AAKIA - ECAT NEW ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE LIGHT OR DARK ARK RHIl RUM D - ' I -- &97ml bL Monday, May 14, 1979-.5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SCOTCH ANY 12- 65.85 HIGHWAY 17.92 NEAR 434 OPEN SUNDAY IOLD FLA. -• I LAUDERS SCOTCH 540 HIGHWAY 17.92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS ommmmmm=p dD SCOTCH BLACK & WHITE 860 11. OURSELVES RAM ROYAL ftLvn :: -• 2 #A A - Lj . - '4( Mrs. Lyons took care of her two younger brothers, Jim Nutter, who now lives in Winter Springs, and Alben Nutter of Buford, Ga., during the long linear of their mother. After her death, the boys cam to live with the Lyons. Then there was another young fallow, [win, who now lives in California. "One brothers my brongl* him home and he INds't wad to leave," the r.rnUi. He lived with the of - and Terry,9, and Jeff,1 of MarnplIi Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn (Karen) Duncan and Chad,I, Amanda,3, and Tyler, 1%, of Ormond Beach; Mr. and -Mrs. Neil (Brenda) Peacock and Carton, 4%, Nathan, 2, and Holly, 4 montha, of Orlaido; Lee, Fern Park; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (Fran) Pl= and Paid, 1, of Fern Park; Mr. and P1111 (RoWe Boa) Jr. of -- - Nelson and Aubrey, S moi4hs, 01 Lake Mary; arid Kim sad Shawm AM at home, (4) MARY TYLER MOORE The annual Teddy Awards has the newsroom bubbling over with anticipation, except for a distraught Murray. 0 1121 THE CROSS-WITS 0 JOKER'S WILD ID MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 2) L1ARSCLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 IN SEARCH OF... "Psychic Sea Hunt" FAMILY FEUD 1121 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Tim Conway, Bernadette Peters. ID DICK CAVETT Guest: Art 12:37 0 THE FBI 'Pound Of Flesh" 12:40 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "McMillan & Wife: Greed" (1976) Rock Hudson, Susan Saint James. Mildred's sister. the heir to a large fortune, Is murdered before she can cot. lect her money. (2) (ED 1:00 TOMORROW Guest: Novelist Gwen Davis. T1r NEWS 2:30 LI ANOTHER WORLD (3 GUIDING LIGHT AFTERNOON 8:30 00 12: (2))TOOAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. (23 PASSWORD PLUS CA THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 0 NEWS ID EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMNING ID LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9:00 (2) (1) DONAHUE MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL () STUDIO SEE 3:30 L) 0 MAS'H (R) ID ELECTRIC COMPANY 12:30 10:00 4:00 (23 EMERGENCY ONEI (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 02 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (1) O1 CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 10-30 (2) a2 ALL STAR SECRETS (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 BEWITCHED 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ) MAKE ME LAUGH 4:30 1:00 0 MARY TYLER MOOflE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (2) OZ DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 11:00 (12) HIGH ROLLERS 0 LAVERNE& SHIRLEY (A) LIT ROOKIES RESTLESS 43 ALL MY CHILDREN 11:30 5:00 C-) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS tI THE ODD COUPLE 5:30 (2) NEWS OHOGANS HEROES 02)BEWITCHED 1:30 1121 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE (3FAMILY FEUD @ AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 11:55 (4)0 CBS NEWS (2J(12) THE DOCTORS 43 ONE LIFE TO LIVE Awiv special lowstory for everyone who 11,1s I1OJX'. An tiiitorçettable movi e, MORNINQ, 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 8:00 ©PTLCLUB (2) 11) BOB HOPE AT THE PALLADIUM Bob Hope Is Joined by Richard Burton, (1) EARLY DAY Raquel Welch and other enterlainment figures In a tribute to London's famed variety theatre on the 251h anniversary of Hope's first appearance there, (4)0 SNOOPY, COME HOME Snoopy bids farewell to Charlie Brown and the gang to return to his former owner, a Ionelj and sick little girl named Lila (R) SALVAGE I The lives of the Salvage crew are endangored when the plane they are taking cross-country suddenly changes course and crashes, ID BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "A Conversation With Ronald Reagan" Reagan discusses his political ambillons and his role In the Republican Party. "Son. Rise: A Miracle Of Love' James Farentino and Kathryn Harrold portray Barry and SuzI Kaufman, the young parents of an autistic son who refuse to accept the gloomy med ical prognoses and devise their own successful therapy. OTELEVISIONANNUAL1S7S / 1079 Stars from all areas of television appear in this first annual special presenting t he most memorable moments from t he past season. N OTHE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BROW "Sandy And Jenny" Two students start a journal about t he facts of love after hearing a poetic account of Miss Brodle's tragic love affair. 9:30 (4) 0 M'A'S'H Klinger responds to the oppressive Korean heat of summer with one of his most ingenious schemes to got a discharge. (R) 10 (4) 0 LOU GRANT Billie Investigates young hooker, while Lou coy- en a congressman's campaign (R) LEGftL. ? tor Sorge. Wff CRACKERBARREI. 0 ,or FOR WOMEN ONLY - SUNRISE 6:25 - (2) PORTER WAGONER - 6:30 I' • (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS P 8:45 ID SESAME 8TREET . - 6:47 (4) 5wfl455 DEAF NEWS -- , 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR (12) TODAY @30 FRIDAY MORNING 00000MORNINGAMERi. 90 C2) (12) NBC THEATER TUME 6:00 CA 7:25 TODAY 0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7:30 (2) 12) TODAY 00000 MORNING AMEN. CA j 45 7, Son-Rise. • AMiracleof Love StafrInç: JIUneS Farc,ititio uJ f [WI1IIIPMI - 8:00 IDSTOOIOSEE 9:25 WESH TV Ha:rokl ID A.M.WEATHER (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 9PM TONIGHT! .,. (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA itMLI i salute r i THE LONDON PALLADIUM ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 44 ______________________________ (I1LAZATJ 7:3 NOW RAM Ss$vrd.y Night 7:15,9:211 C!1' THE i • Raquel 1W Bob S special guests in a _ tribute to the __________ . 01!- If '0 (11SC01 With quest Stars Leslie SI. G rrett Ge rge : ..., a o $Paciau EXORCIST 111.100 NEWS VITT Guest: Vic- 3n isto 141 Yeva Frankinkle Pa 1130 CDC TONIGHT Guest host: David Brenner. Guests: VIncent P$ ClASS $lISISfl NOW OPEN oilsppq9se I THE INlAY AMERICAN SANDWICH WATCH FOR GRAND OPINING Lisli ORLANDO Dl. (HWY. 1742) SANPOID 8PM TONIGHT! WESH TV THE NEWS STATION �2B—Ev.Ig Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 14, lflt Legal Notice H unting, Fis hing [lcenses On SÔ1TÔ Thousands of Seminole said, hunting combination license licensed, Ray said, licensed, Ray said. County hunters and fishermen The tax collector said two available, Ray said, for Ucense tags for pleasure Ofthe92,Bl8motorvehicleain will be renewing or acquiring kinthofreguJarflshjnglice residents for $10.50; non- boats will be available at the SenInoleCounty,mogofwhjth licenses In June from Tax will be sold in June -a new or Collector Troy Ray's offices in renewal license for one year resident permits for 15 days or following rates: 12 feet or less carry tags purchased by their the courthouse Sanford, at the running from June, 1979 to more, $15; $5.50 for five day $2.50; more than 12 feet but less owners during their birth permits for non-residents or than 16 feet p.50; more than 16 month, 4,500 cars and 8,922 Interstate Mall in Altamonte June, 1960,13 for the entire year $750 for 14 day permits. feet but less than 26 feet $11.50; trucks of various descriptions Springs and Seminole Paza. or part of a year; or $4. for a Hunting licenses alone will be over 26 re either corporation owned or feet but less than 40 feet Ucense tags for an estimated license to run -from tho tim nf wnlb.h1,. ..I.1 S.... I..... vIUUUl IJ WI tUE leased br business purposes. 3,SOOtoS,000'pleasure btsand purchase for the next 12rnonth Seminole County mly or $7.50 $31.50. UCense tags must be purchased 13,500 commercial vehicles will period, for a statewide license. All Pleasure boats with motors of for these vehides in June, Ray also go on sale next month, Ray There also Is a fishing. hunters and fishermen must be 10 horsepower or more must be said. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Notice of Cancellation PISTOL RANGE SHELTER SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SANFORD. FLORIDA Request for bid on 25 yard firing line shelter in existing pistol range at Seminole Community College as advertised on April 30th and May 7th for receipt of bids on May 72. 1979 is hereby cancelled. Publish: May 14. 1919 DEJ.S1 CtcsSIFIED ADS• Orlando - Winter Park :: 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 5:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noofl RATES ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (UP!) back of the head. They said officer's report and said she 5 and weighs 260 pounds. Blair had threatened his ilk - State authorities have begun trooper Glen Blair, a member planned action against the Mrs. Marie Pate, a friend about three montl ago when an Investigation of the fatal of the patrol for the pad six trooper. visiting Mrs. Lewis, said, "I he was Moied for 8Pedth shooting of an unarmed and years, had stumbled in a "He (Lewis) wasa good boy. thinkitwasmurder. Iwas close Capt. TomHodgesofthe FliP fleeing l8yearold youth by a palmetto thicket while chasing He hadn't done anything bad to Randy as my own children." station in Starke said Blair did Florida Highway Patrol troo. Lewis, causing his revolver to enough to be shot at," said Mrs. She said the victim knew not know Lewis prior to per. fire, hitting Lewis. Blair Lea Lewis. "He was running Blair and Saturday night was Saturday's incident. Officials reported Sunday previously had fired a warning because he was scared. He was not their first encounter. Assistant State Attorney that the youth, Steven Randall shot, a frail kid - he barely weighed "Every time he went out in Robert Mathls said the incident Lewis of St. Augustine, died There were no witnesses to 100 pounds. That trooper was a the car, he was harrassed by began about 8:30 p.m. Saturday instantly Saturday night from a the shooting, officials said, big fellow." Blair or some other trooper," in the northwest section of St. single gunshot wound in the Lewis' mother challenged the The patrol said Blair is 6.feet- Mrs. Pate said. "He told mc gg'j Talmadge Inquiry In Third Week DEADLINES Noon The Do,y Before Publication ADVIRTISIMINTOP StALED RIDS INVITATION TO RID: Notice is hereby given that the School Board of Seminole County. ____________________________________________________ Florida will receive seated bids until 2:00 p.m.. June 1, 1979 at which time ______________________________ ______________________________ read aloud in the Seminole County School Board office building. PROJECT TITLE: SUSPENDED CEILING PROJECTS PROJECT LOCATION: SEMI. NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NAME OF OWNER: THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY 1211 Melionville Ave. Sanford, Florida 32171 PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF SEALED BIDS: All bids shall be delivered to the Superintendent of Schools in the School Board Office. TIME FOR RECEIPT OF SEALED BIDS: 2:00 p.m., June 4. 1979 PROJECT SCOPE AND CON. STRUCTION: The work under this contract will incie the removal and disposal of asbestos ceiling material and the installation of new acoustical and plaster ceilings on all or part of twelve campuses. 18—Help Wanted ___________________________ ___________________________ iS?OHOLA PROBLEM INYOURFAMILY? AL.ANON Forfamiliesorfriindsof preblemdrinkers Forfuturelnformationcall 6.41.3333orwrlte SanfordAl.Anon Family Group P.O. 10*353 Sanfos'd,FIe.W74 ________________________ QAMMONT RESTAURANI Need experienced or will train responsible person on AUTO. MATIC DISHWASHING MA. Do you need a friend? Someone to write, love or lust someone to talk to. For full details write FRIENDS, P.O. Box 125, Apply personnel Office, 10-12, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. fi husband's 4pJ . dialing finding a cache 01 $100 bWa doffed in the poek of . i, - old overcoat, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE specifications, All bids must be received before the specified time and enclosed in a sealed envelope plainly marked on the outside "Proposal" and the title ofthework,thedateandth,nam,of the bidder. The School Board Of Seminole County reserves the right to accept or relect any or all bids or waive any Informalitles In the bidding. No bids shall be withdrawn for a period of 30 calendar days subsequent to the opening of bids without the consent of the Board. Dated thIs nInth day of May, The School Baird of Seminole County .. Mr. Robert G. Feather, Chairmisn s Mr. William P. Layer, Defendanls. NOTICE OF ACTION ..- . " ..- . -p. . :•. . r' - ., ::::-" Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. has be filed against you and you are required to serve a copy your written defenses, if any, to it on EDWARD E. HADDOCK, JR., SWANN, SWANN AND HADDOCK, PA., Plaintiff's attorney, Whaie " "i' . ' 4.';;.' . • ., - r' a Nerald photo by ,uwTH U RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY notified that a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage encumbering the following real property, to wit: Lot S3, GRANADA SOUTH. ac. cording to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 15, Page 100, '-I. Torn Netsif a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint Realty Transfers WlTNESSmyhandat50of this Court on May 3, 1979. (Court Seal) Dsccatexine Park. *35*. Constr. Andrea fractional SEC 1320.30, N & W of Lk Boti Ward Agency Inc. to Andrew Fisher, Lot 14, Jennifer Ests. Namby, etal. $100. . U Lot 3$, Rich. John L. Hainmon Jr., sql to field'_____ Lawrence 1. Murphy & *9. Con. Cushman(ntr Inc to A stanceLtl,blk I, Eastbrgoks-dUn. CaUIIO & Deiray Holdings, Ltd., Lot 11, bik 1, Weathersfield 1st Ai. *34.5*. to • ' - Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Dennis Vusi & wf. Janet to Donald Wood at Sbal Point. $0L010. (QCD) Grace Lindblom, sub. Ir. fifth etc. 3.5704 acres m.1 $30,600. 0. Royer 5 wf. Gertrude, Lot 2$, bik LID J. LougIwan, Jr. & *9. Nadine to Irvin J. McSwaln, Sub. Ir all John R. Veltch, sql to Leonard R. to Fred 5. Mauk, sql. part of ,$ 3, SEC 11.30-33, SE of Osc.ola Rd., Dennis & *9. Nancy N., Lot9W 10', 9, Sanford, Oreamwoid, $7,500. isis part at al slog. Charles E. MIller & *9. laIty C. to bik Z, Pie. Land & colon. Co. Ltd Lt S & C iS' Lot 10 blk A, Amended Rex 0. Osborn, sql. 'Lot 45, Map of St. Gertrude Addn. $aOf. Grace Lindbion, Subot. Tr. to N. Plat of Omstead - Miller sd, AS Correctedi Rev. Pat of Normandy $31,300. Kent Moiller, Sub. trustee all 524.100. *9. Simon Zunamon, Trustee to PONY By: Susan E. Tabor As Deputy Clerk Publish: May 7, 14, 21, 21, 1979 DEJ3S NOT ICE SIR VICISTO PERSONS UN. AILE TO PAY THERIFOR The Office of Community Medical Facilities, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Stateof Florida, has established the sum of $177,019.00 as Dairay Holdings Ltd., Lot 3$ W 7$ One. 530.1*. e rvey 4, - Wildm.re, $37,300. NeilF.McLNd,Jr.$*9. 5111.10 Artemas McCoy-& *9. Margaret I... - . ' ii ., A vim iw. MWYJIeWNISO,LP.tloUflLTM RotCusma&S.Ny to dlv Mv. W iii of Viilagsi. * diVot . S Id NW'k sic 26.'' Radlsid&*9. IsiolieN. Lot 701 C 79QueonsM,R ' , Names-Inc. 10 s'n . JihflS$fl l,egl. LI 31, OfEof$W¼OON1¼ofSEC24* lam . Lâ a.. .. - . *9. Pamela j. GuliagO UI 3, $1wis&sad $4. EugsnsAftsn&wt.DeristoLauIs wq. jj ia V fVTr.4 H a . VIWI J. s**. V part - -a "r' ' the level of un Lot - " ,,, . w,..a,w,,, N toLsrsyJ.Koems$*9.p.uljn,,L $ Olitrich Jamei Graham wid Is I PIOIIdINVIIS ssi,*" I. • Lt 1, 9 MarIiha.nL -ImesS trall&*9 IS, GOIdIIWOd P1 $$2 ISO. (QCD) ENA to Leonard M. John Main 5*9 VirgInia to Paul Rlchordssn 5 *9. PNrlo.n W 29.0' A. Manli. egi. LaI59 $10 (leN $ 5') " • ' ofLtlI$idVifttblklLS.ni.ndo 5 E 2$' .9 ii (Is.. Shut, $1UN. WI bik 1, Rout,aivofIl54,Wl _____ w, !AI. (QCO) Gregory Pri,Is Is Olan Ricalud Vaupht 5 *9. Jeanne. C Jose, SW of N 17$' of S wsIzffi . cva is 2$5'i1W179145'of$$5p 09 SW¼ Of of N1¼ of NW¼ of $i SI SIC 3$. S ,W.. to NIC undv CiliI'OtC. FaiI'wOYPrap . ____ (QCD)DShII$IIJ.PTkISIIIODIaR Oaks. Sic. 534,500. (OCO) Carolyn Trautman to Dun Pla. hold. CIlIIM.. Inc. to *J411b111r ° AI1li" HInts. to 000mgs J $32,400, . MslckIor j Govemnats Nampers&*9.ClarsG,,Lof3, PiwlI T. Walks & *. 01. tO LtSlWlnetreeW (OCO) Clifford Prkiglei Jr Is si, 0. 5*1111 PN Un. 3,54720. Rnatd J. Villas 5 *9. Patti, I. Lot Olin JOSSO stal. Is samt $105. luluisi maclire, Inc. to Mark N. 13. bik C, td *avanea Park Soc.. James 5 *1 (QCD) Grace C. Liniment, $ubst. NIrpreve 5 *9. Osmia P.. LI 14, LIdt Arbor. Plereice Is Grove, Tadi. Lets CharleS and Mary Williams to Trustoe to Sam C. Muir, $I# $1i.wIu Unit Onu. thiN 1 30 21 Lu b* 14 I' onimar c.. ,o *usaii Niaion or wat iss.s. saMO phillipA. Howard, 51.5*9. oherta sfltute Trustee, hut part S. sic 30-33, $5 I of OKISII It. ISIS 1* PilIkil Dulls, Let II: from SE 1.40 IL Midway. *2,300. Hsr$ci 1.. r & *9 & $155 lW 9W 1*13. ntiot Lii 19 blk 0,0*. MitcItells Drmance Contm. to Paul 0. II .. siei. $wrViyS.MuN$I.Levyo,aet,ons. Rrackan& *1. Sheila, Ltl, Whisper , sic., Aqmt ' ___ ' - • momw w , - '- *... . '1'' " * -' - •'t — regulations of the Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, (43 CFR, --... of Florida Medical Facilities Con struction p Uncom pensated services" 323-5512 - CIRCUIT COURT ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA c*ss N.. 72.1750 NORTH ORLANDO BANK, a Florida banking corporation _____________________________ Legal Notice -Vi- FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby gIven that I am 'flgod atS3OdOh$oSt., Orlando, Fla. 32*07 SemInole County, nameOfKALEIDOSCOpE,andt I intOSd to register said name with a Florida banking corporation the Clerk of thu Circuit Court, -vs. Seminole County, FIQIlIa In ac cordancewlth the provisions of the GREENMVER, INC., a corporation and J.D. Greene, Jr. issued out of and Melody Lane, Casselberry Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of GENE'S AUTO REPAIR, INC., and that I intend to regIster said name wIth the Clerk of the and J.D. Greene, 1g. Eugens Roy Publish: May 11,21, 3$& Juned, 1979 01.147 in FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that thi undersigned are engaged in business at 130 N. Park Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictit1o4 name of $. ANN Eli E CAROL Call 834-2386 _______________________ INS. SECRETARY lz4lIent boss with super benefits. ACCTS. REC. CLERK Want change of pace? Look at this interesting lob. Need you urgent. TYPIST Neá 2 people Immediately. If you lIi,e to typo it can land you a great job. OFFICE CLERK Interesting spot for good accurale .Jyplst. Great benefits. BOOKKEEPER This is a promotable company, if Light knowledge can put you into rmanent career. &t Peterson, III Publish: April30, May 7,11,21,1979 ,D1l.12i •. -, 2.MidemIlatlin.9pic Housing mad, to must beevaluitedonitsowe merits. s.tlsiy the terms 01 iaii Writs S. ThWhUegUidilin.$stablj$lied9W E*saifl.n. family at eligible to Jeim E. Folk, a pinon or ; MAINTENANCE General all around experience. Jack of all trades type person. ...., SALES REP. Good sales personality could land this exceIlt lob with potential. Sh*9If Publlelt: ApriIn.*lUy7,)4,1g79 COOK Vseyour skills to go to work fasl. CHECK SUNDAY PAPER FOR MORE LISTINGS . IXECUTIVI SECRETARY DIJS7 '-I sa3u000 . SO NEAR YET SO FAR. Near I-I lake S. shopping, far from traffic S. congestion. Exceptionally well maintaIned. 3.2, lg yd. 538.900. PRIVACY. PRIVACY, PRIVACYt Beautifully paneled interior, 1g. kit. & OR, brick privacy fence w area for pool & tenrWs court. Seeing is believing. iiptrIbutors open their office ?rsat$30PM.cIouatl:30 'P4*. an net over $'15,000 per year. They stop saying It When we show them proof. If you want st, call Torn Kent, collect, at %430-357 or write: Vanguard Divisional Headquarters. $314 San Jvan No. 10. Jacksonville, Fl. 322)0. Pieise include Phone $1, STEN STROM REALTY 41—Houses OVER S4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL 1979' COMFORTABLE! 3 BR 1'i Bath Home In Washington Oaks on quiet Culdesac! Dining Area, Ft In Kitchen, FR, Central Heat, W W Carpet and More' lives in Sanford Leads fur nished. Call Tony Coppola ssoclates 644 7510 $63,200! Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHA VA, FHA 235 & 245. M. Unsworth Realty BPP WARRANTED. Only FORGET.ME-NOTI 3 BR 2 Bath Home in Pinecresl on Lovely Lot in Nice Neighborhoodt Pan, FR, spacious BR's, W W Carpet, Utility Room, Close to Schools & Peaceful Country Trees plus lake, pool plus sauna. Living with all other comforts. Huge 3 BR, 3 B home plus Mother-in-law cottage on Lk. Butler In votusia County. $99,000. or eves. ML5 3230317 A.F HA-235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your loll Will buIltI an your 101 or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Midst Inc., Realtor 64430)3 ________________________ Immediate OCCUflC. New 3 UN, 1 B block nome. Walking distance to hospItal, doctor, nursing home & downtown. $27,500 w.excellent terms. Johnny Walker inc. 3224457 or Nicely landscaped In lovely Nelghborhool A Buy for *4 1,000 I AITRACTIVEI 3 BR I", Bath Home with Central Air, W.W Carpet. Pan. FR, Brick Fireplace, Coy. Patio wGrill, Boat House, Fenced & Much Mmcl BPP WARRANTED. Only 539.9001 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES — JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LISI & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1' . Req. Real Estate Broker 243$ Sanford Ave. 3210759 Aft. His. 327 7643, 327.1169 -___________________ dew 335 Homes, I pci. Interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to 530.000. Low down RUILOER. 3232217. FAMILY'S DELIGHTI 3 BR 2 Bath Home with Central HAC, W-W Carpet, Fenced Back Yard, Near Schools & Shoppingl paymerit. _________________ the Fla. Real Estate Exam. Classes on May 19&30. Call 643 54)0 Tony Coppota School of Real Estate. Sanford's Sales Leader CailBart 41—Houses HOMEOWNERS. Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity, We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 644-2518. DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNIOWN, TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU. LATE $32,000. bahts, foyer, double garage. Country setting 547,900. LakeMary-lot with trees I00x130, lake privileges. $10,000. INC. m REALTORSW PARK Branch Office 3332372 - NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll tnd him listed in our Business Service Directory W. Garnett WhIte Rep. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone3fl.75$I,Sanford _______________________ .- '71 mobIle home in Carriage Cove. 3 BR. 2 full baths, 12x61, unf urn. except stove & 4frg. 56,000. 3230909 after 5 p.m. ____________________ See our beautiful new BARRING. TON w.lap siding 8. shingle roof. OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $64,900. UNLUCKY? TRY THIS GREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY $55,000. YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WITH ALL THE GOOD. IES. EXCEPT FOR THE BIG HOMES AND BIG OAKS ON THE SAME STREET $55,900. CAPE COD HOME IN THE COUNTRY NEVER LIVED IN, 4 BE DR OOMS, 2 BAT I-IS $35,900 WILL TAKE YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE ON A NEW CROCKETT 3lO3OrIandoDr, 3235200 VA&FHA Financing ______________________ 43—Lots-Acreage - ____________ CHOOSE FROM, PRICE RANGE $21,000 TO $43000. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 74395. MyrtIeAv,, Sanford Sanford32l.06.40 Orlando327-1577 DeLand 6688335 ______________________ It you are fighting to provide enough space for a growing family,lelusshowyouthis3orl BR home in beautiful Sanora. Etc. assumption. 540.500. This 2 BR home with a pleasant sun rm. •s shown by appt. only. You'll appreciate its imm. cond. Recently re roofed & new sewer line. Close to downtown & thurthe. $77,500. WEEKEND HIDE-A-WAY OR YEAR AROUND LIVING running by your front door. Swim, fish or just relax on your own private estate & "castle" near Rock Springs Ph. 544,750. REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 743S'i S. French (I? 92) Sanford 323-3334 -. -- i C I Leather & Rubber Work (toots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 322 5191 --4 S pc. BR suite new, 5239. 5 pc LR new $399; Loveseat $44.9S & up 7 Pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $308. up. El stove $608. up. full size draperies $108. u. Sanford . Furniture Salvage, 1197 So of Sanford. 322 8121 -k Hon* lnrovefient Central Pleat & Air Cond. Frcc Est. 1J! I'LAIION -..I3ftIng, blowing. RACO Foam, fiberglas & (aII(arIIl,,rris,if Cellulose Lowest prices. Call SEARS Sanford 322 1771 I 08)9 or 904 731 6708 collect - -' JACK FROST Cent Heal Air Cond Si'rvice Free Est on inst Comnr,i & Ut's 327 0208 Appliances ON SALE- NEW twin size box - 52—ApplianCes -____ C.00d Used Televisions. 515 anu UP. Miller's 7619 Orlando 0r 3770357 Sanford 321.06.40 Orlando 327 1577 DeLand 66'8335 *4* _______________ iwrIv ROI3SON MARINE 7977 Hwy. 179? time, 160 hp, I 0, full canvas, tandum wheel trailer, w el wench. 53500. 3338492 aft 6:30 p.m. No job too large or small Corn plete lawn service lree estimate 373 188), Landscaping 57—Spo"tsEquip.nent RACQUETSTRINGING—GRIPS All type racquets, Avg Scott Reaoan 322 $117 BtJR FIELD'S Electric Service 8. Repair. Industrial, Comm & cleaning FILLDIRT&TOPSOIL -- B&P Exterior Fungus & mildew removal Roots, walls, decks, screen- porches, pool end. , wds All type re glazing & wd. Install Free Est. Mr. Taylor 323 $515. — ANIwAL HAvU Dug 1 Cat boarding, bathing clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, fmdy inside ker,neI, screened Handyman Hamid Man will hoe orange groves on contract. Large or small. 3326821 after 6 pm. Home Improvements — I Man, quality operation $ sirs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal, 327-1371 Eves alter 4 & weekends CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR S.G. BALINT I, ASSOC. Painting _______________________________ BODE N Painting Paper Hanging - tree esl Professional workmanship, quick, Quality, courteous Serv.e.e...641.47$3. ______________________ DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House PaintIng Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (3031 Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor FreeEst.337554$ __________________________ Pluting Service -. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg Cds 323 0)74; 322 4601 YELLOW SAND AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGreenpiouse 3229141 Rose Light l'uiing cond. Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 41—Rsal EstO Vented Landscaping. (LOCAL) 3495371 'cindise Murphy, N. C. 3S104 call Yard Debris, Trash cages. 332 5/57 Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn plele. Thomas organs, pianos. BobBall'sDisc.c,nterinc, flO2FrenchAve. 327,2255 ____________________ 373 0049 Residential, 322 9351 71 hlrs, outside runs, also air — spraying __________ Groornlng& Boarng 63-Lawn.Garden Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 327.0214. Electrical ____________________________ 196921', Larson Cutty Cabin. Low Baptist (hurch needs 75 acres in Casselberry area Mowing specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint, & tree trimming. 373 2948. Glass & SCreen Santord, FIa 32171 59—.M.,sicai appear here tomorrow. General etc Frt'C Est 339 6066. 668 0335 Fres listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. CeliiiO 7919 Drapes, Upholstery Eteti — 55....Boats & ACcessoraes BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" EVERY DAY someone is lookIng for what you have to sell. Call loday and your Classified Ad will Alterations, Dressmaking -. HOME OR ANIMALS. $1,900. 7 Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roots. Free Estimates 323 834.1 anytime mailbox on left. Fri., Sal,, Sun, & ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA RIVER AND 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford -- 4—GarageSales Mon AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE HIGHWAY 46. USELESS EX-CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 2S yrs. Exp, 869 8547 322 070 Moving sale— furniture, tools, etc 846 Wildmere Ave., 1 bIt S. of 434 on 17-92 West at ABC Store 2nd S ACRES FOR HORSES, COWS, _______________________ Ceramic Tile essrnaklng Portable $135 322 0197 - I'AIP4T lUG. CARPENTRY CUSTOMCABINETS F ret' list 323 0429 after S 30 & Will sell Color T V REALTOR. 322.7983 F ree Estimate Call Mr Taylor 32?- 8545-- -- ______________________ I 53—TV-Radio-Stereo — Concrete Work 519 E. 1st St., 322 5742 ___________________________ Large lot wtrees. Water, sewer. $11,500. Wm. Maliczowskl, 30 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 660' ON LAKE MARY BLVD. $2,000 PER ACRE. BRING YOUR CHECK BOOK. - .(EPIMORE WASHER-- Paris Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 ______________________ 41.25 ACRES ROLLING HILLS NICELY WOODED ON LARGE CHAIN OF LAKES. OSTEEN AREA. $1,000 PER ACRE. TOWER'S LItAIJTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook -- -- I -- I Beauty Care - - IACRES HWY 46, WE.ST OF II, LAKE ACCESS. $19,900 I Alan's Appliances Retrigeration A C, Repair Licensed. 3230039 _______________________________ I REALTOR 3237832 Eve. 3fl0612, 327 1357, 327-7177 __________________________ Air Coiof. & Heating ______________________ springs & mattress $2395 en pc.; NEW coffee table with matching end tablesl39 Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 So of Sanford. 3228721 u : ___________________________ -- INC. you. l96lMustangConvertible V 8, PS, PB, many extras $1900. 322 73.l9aft 7 I f -- UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET Sell those things that lust taking up space with a want ad inthe Herald 372 2611or 031 9993. HAL COLBERT, REALTY Are you a full time driver wIth a part time car? Our classifleds are loaded with good buy for _________ JUST MAKE PAVMENTS—'69 td 75 models Call 3399100 or 834 4605 lOcater) Top Dollar Paid for unk & used cars, trucks & hvvy equipment. BUY JUNK CARS F- rom $10 to $50 Call 327 1674, 3721440 1970 ford Fairmont Fully EQuip, $300. take over payments. 323 4947 - - CocaColavendingmachine Holds 7' cases of bOttles In excellent cond. 530(1 323 8616 grove 191' on Lit. Mary Blvd. 191' on lake $39,000. ___________________ . 77-Junk Cars Removed LK. MAR Y—LK. FRONT * •HOUSE WANTED. • • In Need of Repairs' (1) - - 323 7340 _____________________________ - SEIGLER REALTY NEW LISTING AT 1012 MYRTLE - -i3AYTJNA AU TO AUCTION* 9" t ,rIe west of Speedwaj,,, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AU TO AUC T ION ever' Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It's the only one ii Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 255. Bill for Iurtlier details y WILSON MAIER F URNITIIME lillY SELL TRADI ill 3tS First St ill S627 POND ADJACENT. $20,000. BATTLE OF THE BULGE - - 51—Household Goods orange . For Estate C nit flier (1,11 & R.'s,de'nti,,l "unction', & A.) pr,)',,,ls c,,II D.'II s Autiø 323 5620 ________ 2 acres With I acre ,r 69 Pontiac flonneville, I DR H I P S P 13 Elec seat & windows Interior & mech etc 00 323 13.10 - 1715 S trench A.' ________________ , .SANFQRD AUCTIONS Furn.. beds, arm chair, couch, desk, chair, radio, HiFi 3?? 3853 3235455 Eves, 2565 - Good selection of good Sturdy used turn out of ,en old hotel 0 Winter Park Lots of OtitI ChOSIS, (Ir e'SS,'rc. nile Stands beds - also TVs. difC('tti.'S & iiliSC S (ASPI DOOR PRIZES $ MAST F. R (lIAR GE & VISA KULP DECORATORS 409W 1st Since 1931 322 2)35 REALTORS S30 4633or 339.4711 eves. 191? Ford 1 100 PS PB. Auto. w camper top & (B $i500 ?3 9i7 72—Auction . .MON., MAY 14, 7 P.M.. L,irqe SeIt- lion toan ti,1 It'd drape's, prints 50. 04. $11 Sop, Solids 48 84 $10 SO Pr Cu',tort, upholstery carpets Free Estimates FORREST GREEN& GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ANYTIME Review for - , - -'I Longwood area—nice new home convenient to 1.4 5, 434 3 BR, 2 REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 U98 322.2420 Multiple Listing Service 80—Autos for Sale - FOR SALE Shopping' Wow, *37,9001 i.': Mart, 2I Sanford Ave Buy & Sell. the finest in used Iurnitue. F4i'tr'q - stoves, fools Larry's - - - LOG HOME OF YOUR CHOICE. MANY DESIGNS TO Home in idyllwlide of Loch Arbor on Lovely Loll Central H AC, DR. FR, Breakfast Bar, Eq. Eat-In Kitchen, Patio and Lotst Real Estate Associate needed who - MoVing "ruSt '-i'll vvi'rythinq' HR Set M' ,.., ,,,','ai 4% ith LILI,','ti W,itt'r '-il S 10(1 1 'l''or('r 1 wheel motor bike 1974. $350 Dinette' sit sc R.'itiiti' i oritrirl (OlOr I V Zenith. 575 I4,rn rflPn; tpi' o,u,in $451) (inigiii' ,mI'gi,e' u,ltii' set SI ',ij .1 tt txat with 00 "P tutor 52.-ISO 1917 Amnbassa.lo, St S%'gn $795 814 1719 — BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING & CARPET, DUE FOR OM. PLETION AUUUST I. $39,000, THE SPOILER! 3 BR 2 Bath ________________ number, Night BPP WARRANTED, .lut BATEMAN REALTY TWis what most people say when *e tell them that our or 528,5001 _, .::. IMPOSSIBLE 23.5774 Day right, owner will hold mort. w 56000. 1 yr ERA WARRANTY. 3fl-7I11 aft S. $394 35000 THOMAS WILSON, Ill Publish May 11, $3, 14. 1979 1 IFrenchAv. 3233176 ." . (Co.'. lbh& Hwy. 17-92) - i decorator wallpaper, extra storage & utility rm. El garage door. $61,900. Lovely Florida lifestyle, this 3 BR home w.screened in pool, prite REALTOR 173 4061 MANY MANY MORE I Total Fundi Requested IT IS INTENDED THAT THE FINAL APPLICATION FOR SECOIlD YEAR FUNDS WILL BE SUIMITTEDON OR SEPORE TIlE 15th 0kV OF MAy, tIfl. DATED THIS tilt DAY OP MAY, its, BOARD OF COMMISSIORERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF 1H Ijy ..* SANFORD, FLORIDA Seminole County, Ptoldu 3 BR 2 6 hum.' it, r.ee.e neighbor hood on low traffic Cul-de sac', Priced to sell. I yr. ERA WAR PANTY. FHA or VA. LABORER the accordanc, with the provisions Of, potential, good cony, location. $59,900 InC.REALTOR, MLS KEY PUNCH OPR. AC TRAINEE SUPER TAX SHELTER quadraplex, basics are here, needs upgrading. Great _____ tdjce People to work for, will ac .çept light experience. some constr. background will put YOu to work. location, dance Studio business w great potential on Hwy. 17-92. Only 57,000. Harold Hall Realty 41--Houses Johns Realty Company (Not Inc.), and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Cowl, Seminole County, Florida, in 1. HousIng Rehabilitation to Rent CALL 323.5176 SUSIE WHERE THE ACTION IS' Exc, F 100 1Q12 lord P U $1400 571 .1680 .....--- PUBLIC AUCTIONo HALF ACRE nicely landscaped. 3 BR centrally located, 8 yr. old. Won't last long. Only $34,900. - Cash 3224132 STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. 42—Mobile Homes IDYLLWILDE 3 BR, 2 13 lovely stone fireplace & FR. Impressive enfrance foyer, Wanted to Rent A 1 car garage for storage - Notice PURSUANT TO REGULATIORS P*OMULOATED BY THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, THE HOUSINGAUTHORITf OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDAHEREBY GIVES NOTICE OF ITS INTENT TO FILE FINAL AP, PLICAT ION FOR LOMMUNITY DEVELOPMëN1 *.00K GRANt FUNDING FOR THE SECONDACTION YEAR. PROJECTS PROPOSED INCLUDES HOUSING NEHASILITATIOR, MODIRNISATION OF PUBLIC HOUSING. FUNDING REQUESTED FOR THE SECOND AC TION YEAR IS AS FOLLOWS: County Courthouse in I . THE JOBS AREI DIVILOPMENT SLOCK SlANT FUNDINS toukiphest bidder, for cash. Iub4oct t any and all existing liens, ii the Freni (Weel) Doer S. thu Sentinel, Olin 38—Wanted TO WHERE .1 NOTICE OP INTENTYOPILI FINAL YEAR COMMUNITY Sanfird, positively Identify a person or Florida, me above dncrlked perk IamiIyaseliplbletorec,Ivep.i.pay - II' prgparfy. uncompoqisatsdsarvlces, Each case mat said sal is being !uSI$sh May ii, 14. *. 1009 DIJ-47 COME NOWI APPLICATION FOR $$CO$ suchpefortoese,ksi, Seminole County, Plirlia, will at reasonable cs thereof. 11:00 AM, on the llIi day of May The level set out above musts the AD. 1979, offer for sale and soft to sir- Legal LEgAL NOTICE ferencebatweaet$ieamountpaldby and thu undersigned as hilt uncomperisofe - Legal Ntice assorted , Daytona Beach—ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 3221058 if no ans (904) 252.'491. A STAR * ' 36-Resort Property 'u like bookkeeping work, they would like you. ____________________________________________________ 1D47U2K4373O being stored at 1712 Shill in Casselbeny, Florida The level of such Losling Transfer $irvicN Is mossund by the st HITCH YOUR as One 1971 Chevrolet U Con. vertible, white.ereen, VIN No. arid * FUTURE TO mechanIc Fictitious Name $tattes, To. Circuit Court, Seminole County, Section $15.09 Florida Statutes, Florida In accoedence with the Wit: 1957, and shall operate as a real provisns.9 the FIctitIous Name state broker Pirinershlp with the Statutes. To.Wit: $q NCIP following partners: Florida Statutes 1957. Slgne: AS. Petesn, Jr.' follows: VarIous EMPLOY MENT,,., ___________________ - FICTITIOUSNAM. Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In businoss at 210 W. Jr., and Frances Greene, his Wife, Defendants and by virtue of titos, prior wilts of execution as afore. mentlonid which were delivered to more particularly described rn 3301 S. Sanford Avenue "Energy Efficient" studio apt. Ideal for single person many security features, attic storage, fabric covered walls, shag carpeting, heat, air, 13 builf in pow,r '. reduce €1. bills. On site manager. 323-3301 ________ -- FOR ANY PURPOSE APARTMENTS in person Lakeview Nursing Canter 919 E. 2nd St, niadidfomnewcar&someused car get ready. Sos Mike 3223391 ext. 224. DEJ-U ______________________________ IHhdf' auto For the investment minded 2 unit Apt. bfdq, Good tenants -- Used, any condition 644 1126 NO AP PL IC AT ION FE ES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE I 8004324002 *574,500 REALToR 3774991 MULTIPLE LISTING SEP VICE Eves 8623433 322 1959 SANFORD COURT LPN, Full tImeS, part time. Apply - Experienced Publish: May Il,21,25,Junel,in, the seal of the. Circuit Court Orange County, Florida uponafinal ludoment r.sdered in the aforesaid court on the 14th day of March A.D. 1973, in that Certain case entitled TM Orlando Bank & Trust Compony, a Florida banking cor. poraticn, Plaintiff .vs. Gre.n,nyer, inc. a corporat Box 23121$, Charlotte, N.0 35332 Fictltiosi Name Statutes, To.Wi$: Sectionul.09 Florida StaMes 1957. VlCtOl'I R. Rock and Frances Greene, his wife NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVIN,,I, by virtue of that certain Writ Of Execution equipment, Send rerne to P.0, Florida, under the fictitious COMPANY, means services available in the household goeds to be sold in a iet. Complete inventory available fr per unable to pay thsrelor the Civil Division of the $IIko4, w1thoutchargeoratacgewhka County Sheriff's Deportment. All Is lass than the reasonable cost of property being stored at A.J. stick services. presumptive, compliance guidelines of the federal regulations and 53 percent of operating costs. There are no qtiidetines which plications for ENGINEERS familIar with step.by.step, crossbar, or dIgital stored programs systems, tra. smisslon or special servICe .1.0. GREENE, JR. CIRCUIT COURT ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASI N.. Cl 71.4343 THE ORLANDO BANK & TRUST Available after Mon., May 14 323 0414 ______________________________ assignment. Homemakers Up- Major telephone company has openings for ENGINEERS near Charololte, NC. Taking ap. I STEMPER AGENCY Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, LIve-in companion, short term - 2 building lots, zoned MR 2. located west of Sanford. Nice Apt, for rent, 25 or over. local gvt. preferred but not mandatory. Apply 100 N. Edgeman, Winter Sags., Fl. 32707. TIISpiIOny End the space race In this 4 BR. 2 bath (out of the ordinary) spill level home. Great for expanding family. Cook full time knowledge of diets mandatory. Exp. in Tngrn.,i's. *146,500 1075 Yamaha 650cc- elC(tric start. tO 000 rn Eec cood Adult owner ASking 51.000 322 9357 ORIENT ALI UGS. WANTED TopPriceSriald TO IS YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL _ —) - 79--Trucks-TraIlers $4,000 to $100,000 - Bldg. 111 Sanford Airport 3220886 :' LATELY? 5sCelbneous for Sale a$.iO,OCO. For the builder 5 duplex bldg. lots in city 2nd St. - -- - SPRING IOIiSEr EAPIING' SELL TI-lOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD SECOND MORTGAGES S acres in Osleen, cleared w some trees on the lake. $19,500 Sm. dwn Owner hold, * 26,500. A cute starter or for the young at heart. 3 BR, I bath, near shopping. Call today on this one. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur nilurC Salvage 3?? 8721 - Licensed Mortgage Broker 73?3So US 1 Titusville, FL *515,000 1 BR dWnstairs,$135mo SSOdep. Extra for Child or Pet 372 0781 - - .'.'otorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866or 323 7710 - Handy man special 2 lots w garage apt Could be apt down Stairs Zoned comm $20,000 Sm. apt for rent. 1 BR I 6,5173. ldealforcouple 322-5890 ______________________________ Secretary-typing & shorthand Church of The Redeemer, RegIster now for Fall term, limited enrollment, $30 'nO. For more Information call 322.4405 or 333.333, . 2BRapIs fully furnisted.pan, dishes, silver, etc & all utilities inc Available tifl October 1st By day, wit, or month Shenendoah Village. 323 2920. N lEARD AN'? E5 &D - 2544 S. French Ave. 322 0231, 323 7173, 3220779 FOra Lareer in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agcy June Porzlg 33.33 start. Resume to personnel 400 N. Edgemon, Winter Spgs., Fl. _______________________ Lutheran Modern I (R.P,ThO.CAC w carpet, launcjrom,it In town $165 Call 671 1644 ________________________________ w -- WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & ?nd MORTGAGE-s. R Leqg. Lit Mtg Broker 825 No 4 D Wymore Rd Altamonte 067 7483 ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Apts. for Senior Citizens. town, very clean & roomy. Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto. Ave. maintenance-OpS of Public works Including streets, parks, munIcipal bldgs. - grounds, vehicle maint. Salary $12500 12—SpecIal Notice, vs. JO. GREENE, JR. faciIitywkichar,meavaii,i, recel. vices. OFF , - 78—MtorCycles 68--Wanted to Buy - 3 BR.? 13 Split plan, FR, dbl cor lot. $6000 dwn & assume No qualifying Deluxe townhouse 2 BR, 1' bath, all appliances fenced palo, laundron,,t Conven,pnt location SitS (all 617 16.14 necessary, Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. ...j_: 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 I BR-$I84. Pool Adults Only, on Lake Ada. Just So of Airport Blvd on 17 97 in Sanford Call 3238670 Mariner's Village. Warehouseman At Rotorparts Inc. Ii lisuol ,, sed Maids & Waitresses, full & part time positions & Summer .$Ime.Apply Days Inn, Sanford. - Breakfast cook. Apply in person. Holiday Inn of Sanford on Iaka nt. Supply in Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford, Fi. 2100 E. Robinson Orlando, Florida 32*02 30-Apartmen?s Unf . EALTy santori Gracious ling from 578 weekly (tjIities included, 500 S Oak 322 9673, 841 7883 ________________________________ Bookkeeper, computer operator, 1nientory clerk needed. Apply In person Jungle Laboratories Corp. 501 Silver Lake Dr., 'Sanford. Secretary, bookkeeper, houseman, part time desk clerk, part time bartender & maintenance prson needed. Sanford inn 1.41, SR.46. Apply 9 to S. Most complete Craft & Hobby COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE No. 432W compensated services to be made 1$ hurif I of Seminole County, available by Seminole Memorial Florid., and I have levied icon Hospital In the period of October I, following described property Owoed 191$ to September 30, 1979. by JO, Greene, Jr. arid Prances This determination has been made Grease his wife, said property being pursuant to the requirements of the located in Sent mile County, Florida, 479 Winter Springs S3.I1I)andtheapptiçabI.provisi ' '" Unit One $1.75 •mYv-. P1111 Adda. 539,5*. ' 'nc sei ___ f::.. A j E.Morrls&wf. Viola,Let 17 Ilk 0, V.' *1. lUcy H. Lot 30, Miyfair Sec. ''____ LIed and *9 etlni to Eugeno T O'kssle I, *ihlit$C.hoinlll& • Hartli$wfOayIeI.$W'oIWlW. • 5 Stephen *9 JssasLTreva*go&wf. Sic 17.3030. 513.150. Paul A. DWeldsr, eel to Jol.n 5 rw LET'S BE HONEST ,I" weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad. and if weweren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouI&'t be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-5004321403 anytime for recorded message. SMALL CLAIMS COURT ORANGE me __ thru Fri. 11-A--Arts1Cr,ff$ addreSs Is 17 SOUTH MAGNOLIA With gasoline price, rising oid of sight Todd DeNio, 8. of Sanford may have fotmd AVENUE, ORLANDO, FLORIDA on or before the 7th day of perfect form of alternative transportation. Thdd's seen on a trip down 32501 June, 1979, and file the original with Woodmere Boulevard with his dog, Tippy, providing the go power for the youth theCierkofthisCoUrteIt.ore service on Plaintiff's attorney or on his skateboard. immediately thereafter; otherwise WAY TO GO Applyla.m. to 11:30a.m., Mon. Relief Nlght Auditor, part tine. Apply in person Holiday inn at --fl—hfructjo,#Saniord, on lake front. y ___________________________ __________________________ Supt. Public works: Resp. for COMMERCIAL CREDIT LOANS, INC. TO: JEWEL H. KELLEY .1 shift. American Wood Products, 200 Marvin Ave., Longwood. I -" 'i I I 47.A—Mnrtgg Bought &SoId _ %(t Se.Os ROIBIE'S Clean turn. room. Separate bath & entrance Air & heat Close to restaurants 32? 3114 31-Apartments Furnished Immediate openings laborers day _________________________ FAVE K. WILLIAMS, etc., at al ' by Roaer - .--- RnhlAn --..-.. 'upt'r - story Irame' (Oflte'r!ilOr,lry I flew 4 BR 2 - lath 2 c,r att qarage with MANY EXTRAS MANY Gr.. 'i SthnCIS & C lost' IL, Shop PflQ D vt' l) 941 Waverfy Dr 8. $34 7$45 iOr Agpt Owner transferred - - Waitresses & part time dishwasher. Apply 9.3, Sanford Inn, I1&Hwy46. EVENING HERALD Greii beans (stringless & wtilte half runner) U.Plck. Call 332. illS for directions & picking time. $3 Bu. Creative Expressions -- T.tjeron FUNNY BUSINESS _____ 29—Rooms A COLORFUL FUTURE ISAPHONECALLAWAY Is more colorful when you're earning good rnOney and meeting nice people. Call 3079for details, AVON ______________________________ 3222611 Blackberries for sale. UPick 7k per quart, we pick $1.25. Bring owncontan.rs.3217,. Ostein, Roy Luttrell. 20% - __1SS LONC,WOO[) STOP AND THINK A MINUrE, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. - ' AI 13 & dde. an exciting opportunity to earn EXTRA $$$$ after school and evenings. Call Circulation Dept. - DEJ•63 - ______ PuuIt,, beef, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order. San. ford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Meats. COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 79.$41.CA.ge. BOWEST CORPORATION, etc., Plaintiff, GIRLS* *Boys & 9—Good Things tO Eat Publish: May 14, 21, 25, 1979 i I vERSATILE WORKER Typing, combined office & warehouse work. Healthy mature. Retiree acceptable. . United Solvents. 323 1402 I Casselb.rry, Fl. 32707. Equal Opportunity Employer. ___________________________ ___________________________ - - --- - -- -- Full time position lunch through dinner hours.Exceilent benefits I. possibility of advancerrn1nt. Wanted College Students desiring YARDWORK. Call 321 0500. 3?? 0797 - WAREHOUSE WORKERS Heavy work permanent position Chance tor ad ancement. Shipping & receiving experience helpful Mature individual required Ph 373 6666 CHINE. Share a Ride SR.46& to stp St. inOrlando 323.fls3 21-'-Sltuatjons SALESREPRESENTAIIVES Weprovidetull training We flOd 6 peepfe with some sales cx perience to distribute photographic equipment for national company Our people earn $250 week up For appt call Du ane Groves at 677 1741 bet ween 10 a m & 6 pm JORDAN MARSH ALTAMONTE MALL - _______________________________________________ Wanted Brick & Block masons (303 7320 7 am.-5 p.m. week days, $550 per hour. TYPE OF CONTRACT: The work testily in comIng days. Minchew will detail his ______ charges that Talmadge knew campaign______ contributions were being converted to cash expense c4alins were being falsified for his benefit, while Mrs. Talmadge will tall of her _____ I 18—Help -- 4—Pe,s4)Iais --- ---- Sunday - Noon Friday & Found will be let under this contract as ______________________________ described in these contract documents. The Owner.Contractor LOST DIAMOND pendant & silver Agreement to be used will be AlA chain. Vicinity Knight's Shoes, A101, 1917 edition. Touchton's Drugs. Motor PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID Vehicle Dept. or Sanford Plaza. DOCUMENTS: Sentimental value - generous The School Board Office REWARD. 3270090 9.3 1211 Mellonville Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 esnblttered ex-wife, Betty, may -. A 3 Lines Minimum WASHINGTON (UP!) - The official who supervises the serious of which involve the 1978, and has blamed the through a secret bank account Senate Ethics Committee plans payment of Senate expense filing of false expense claims overage on staff error. in Talxnadge'sname—is dill in a detailed look at Sen. Herman accounts. andthe conversion of campaign But his personal accountant, disPute. Talmadge's financial practices The three witnesses may contributions to his personal Lawrence Earls, was to be Talmadge maintains his 6—Chikl Care this week as the Georgia provide some clues to a yet- use. If the charges are upheld questioned about a Washington fonner top aide, Daniel ?" The Dalmwood Derryberry Democrat's personal account- unanswered question: how by the ethics committee, he Star report that Talmadge chew, embezzled the money Paveichak Partnership Special Summer program for 6.12 ant and a government account- much, if anything, did the could face censure or expulsion knew of at least $25,000 in ex- and he knew nothing about the 250 South Hwy. 17.92 yrs. old including weekly ing expert take the witness millionaire senator know about by the full Senate. Caus4by, Florida 32707 pense overages almost a ye account. Minchew says he swimming, skating, & movies. stand. some $50,000 in false Senate 322-4643. SANFORD EARLY Talmadge has already repaid earlier when he was questioned opened the account with Loral Plan Rooms The committee, today begin, expense reimbursements the Senate $37,1Z CHILDHOOD CENTER. for expenses about them in a Talmadge's approval and that 0 B I A I N I N G B I 0 D I N G ning the third week of hearings claimed by his office between that were not incurred or did given during his divorce suit, most of the 139,000 went to DOCUMENTS: Bidders may obtain Unique Kindergarten for 3 year documents by phonIng the office of in .the financial misconduct 1972-76? not qualify for reimbursement. olds ONLY, this fall. Best sL$tOr. Anoth' $13,000 in false cxthe Architect, 3035342110, after the educational opportunity in this case against Talmadge, also Talmadge faces five stiff He claimed he did not know Of pepa paymerga - moy jn, In what promises to be the following date: May 11, 1979. area. 322-4645. planned to hear from a Senate misconduct charges, the mod the excess payments untIl June cluded in the _________________________________ $39,000 that passed mod signflcant week of the SPECI FlED BONDS: The suc. FREE CHILD CARE for those bidder shall provide a -i-- " ..( hearings, the two major wit- cessful W'hO qualIfy. For further in. Performance, Payment and ,, nesses against Talmadge - Guarantee Contract Bond and a Bid _________ formation contact Sandra Swanson, 323-3690. Minchew and the senator's Bond as called for in the -. - - I itime ...............43c a line 3ØJflClVIfiflfl . . . . 3$c a line icons.cutive times.....3k a line the bids will be publicly opened and Shooting Under Investigation Monday, May 14, 1919-38 372 $665 Railings Custom built iron work W ,ndow guards, gates etc. Martin's 323 1511, 33v Iavi ______________________ Veng ______________________________ All types, eqpt repair, truck bodies, roof racks, portable egpt. Martin's 323 7111, 339-7693 65—PelseSupphes Border Collie, Sm spayed fern., intelligent, protective & loving, needs home w yard. Present owner moving. 333 $413 or 323 430 ext. 277, AlIce. B ____________________________________________________ �48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE Monday,y 14,1979 by chic ACROSS 38 Powerful Young Answer to Previous Puzzle Don Try_Losing. (abbr.) I u opening doors 42 Most twisted 51"I"Ll"s I 46 Auto club I agency (abbr.) 50 13 54 By birth Sudden attack 14 Over (poetIc) 59 Short sleep 15 Recent (prefix) 60 Sea mammal 61 15IdWOOd 17 Journal tree 18 Auto failure 62 Fasten with 20 Presses string 63 Small child 22 Contend - -' ________ 5-W. BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Waflcer BEETLE, I NEED OKAY, HELP WITH THIS HAMMOCK THEN GRAB SARGE THIS NOTHING ... T Kffp ? NP 7 J Not young can poem 25 Loom 28 Hymn of w ;N thanksgiving :?: 2 Lack 32 Dissenting 3 Courts vote Energy-saving 4 Porcelain clay 33 5 Puppysound time (abbr.) 6 Raw metal 36 Depression In,. 8 Kickoff THE BORN LOSER by Art Sa nsom ______ (Tl4 UttJA, TI4 PU'Jt& P4JP\ ' HIP. 63TA F "_" 4 l!'tTC111IIg I1et Once list Year, No. 230—Tuesday, May 15,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 :ii:::, :: * • r DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband and I have decided to lose a few pounds together. The Ideas Is fine with me but my LUrAA CN —M 1 1 Energy unit 34 George McGoverns state (abbr.) 19 Evening 40 Timber tree (post.) 21rafblight 43 Grated color 44 Author I $ I I (a'.) Dr. Lamb dj problem is I don't really know what our calorie intake should Move Or Renovate certain eight. I usually go on a 1000-calorie -1 diet when I want to lose some fat. it's so much better for your fat but I know the calorie body than those wild fad diets 47 Tin gl e ; ; !Eois Pu men. My husband is 39 years weight loss. Most of those really old and he is 5 feet 8 and wants tend to wreck people's health. to maintain 155 pounds. Right 'Me only good thing about theni now eo S 0 t stay on is that most people don' that. them. . I'm 38 years old, 5 feet 2, of Now If you want to sensibly medium frame and weigh is. i would like to maintain 115 speed up your weight loss a pounds. We are both active and little bit, it wouldn't hurt for YOU I —— 14 — — play tennis together and plan to to drop off one or two items n ———— start jogging again I would your diet that you know contain ii — — ———— — — appreciate any information you some calories that you could do without. This might be sugar in — — — can give us. 18 iT' 20 21 The most your coffee, if you drink coffee, DEAR READER — important advice I can give you or some other sweet drink that 22 24 23 Is not to try to lose the weight all you could do without. It could be at once. Since you are both a simple dessert or even a slice 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 active, It would be a simple of bread. I like for people to get matter to lose the small amount whole grain cereals, which 32 of weight you want to get rid of means whole wheat bread. But —— th rough increased exercise. it If you are eating white bread in 36 37 38 doesn't have to be strenuous particular, I don't consider leaving off a slice of that a day 39 — '40 '41 42 43 44 — — exercise either. If you'll just stay on the same any great loss to your nutritiona l iak I am sending you The Health increase your calorie intake, all 47 48 49 so 51 52 53 you would need to do is walk a Letter number 4-7, Weight —— — — — mile-and-a-half a day. That Losing Diet, that you can use as 54 55 56 157 5$ would be approximately 90 a guide to have a well-balanced —— calories a day for your low-calo rie diet. so at 62 husband. If he did this every This is not the kind of diet that —— — — — — day, within a year's time he I think you should stay on for a would have eliminated the long period of time. In fact you number of calories In ap- can add to this diet the foods (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) proximately 10 pounds of body that you might need to make fat. yourself feel a little more Since you weigh a little less satisfied with the food you're and it requires fewer calories eating. It's all right in your case 'or you to walk a mile, You because you don't really need to won't do as well but the results lose many pounds and if you'll By BERNICE BEDE OSOL will still be very impressive. just add the little exercise that I Now that's the healthy way to suggested each day, your lost a small amount of excess problem will solve itself. 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( ::i:,) All .. kOBERT HATTAWAY hot rouble expected IJ , ... . .. . . . . ... •. , *0 0 ... 4 . • Physicians at Seminole Memorial Hospital have lined up by a slim margin in favor of building a new facility rather than . renovating existing building. . h' B a57 percentt43 the t doctors favor the relocation outside the city ol Sanford. Letters sent to the hospital board indicate that ll 41 ay /4 ph of trustees taken a positloan ysicians have one w 1 or another. "We strongly recommend that the Board . of Trustees of the Seminole Memorial Hospital decline the relocation of this 9 hos aswniadM, W $, MOP iUA MHOE SAl sve %bA it is ... Are our problems so bad? extremely unrealistic to consider the expenditure of 18 to 21 million dollars in the refurbishing, enlargement, and code conformance of the present facility as has . been suggested," said a letter signed by 18 doctors opposing a move. . .. Those opposed also wrote: "A much , more realistic approach must be taken . that will provide the essentials at a cost , . \..__ . . . '' \ + ' •.. . _•• • . . ' + MLN a i + .'We have to look to the future' . FREDDiE MOBLEY Almost to a person they favor the hospital. CHA*LEB BV.N1LV IMe character of the service will not change dramatica lly. N t" moving . •,. .. Move . . , , E__._.. j•. I ____ j&t . , - . a... . I. _____ . j - -+ - .- -- .• . ... . . .. , , - • ____ ..;.: • .• , -. 7 ••' i.v ___ 11' .. . I - .. . j41(if'. Seminole Memorial Hospital aIItla today. ut,'dimma : move osgor expand current facility? projected. We are not architects or hospital designers, however, in discussion with professionals in this area, it would appear that a gross figure in the neighborhood of 6 to 8 million dollars would be much more than sufficient. "It is further apparent that our hospital has been allowed to deteriorate and that maintenance is at its lowest since this hospital has been constructed. We urge the Board of Tr ustees of the Seminole Memorial Hospital to take a positive step immediately towards this much needed maintenance. However, 23 doctors submitted a counter-letter to the board expressing their preference for a new hospital. Those In favor of relocation wrote: "We feel that the selection of a new hospital and a new location generally south and west of the Sanford city limits near Lake Mary Bo ulevard and Interstate 4 would be much the preferable option and strongly urge thfit this alternative be actively and urgently pursue d as rapidly aspoje' In making their recommendation, the 23 doctors favoring relocation listed the "l)A' : ' tal d a new site could be located nearer the center of the service and growth area. 2) Construction of a new hospital would not disrupt care in the present facility for the projected four plus Years as the renovation of the present facility would. 3) A new hospital could be built on a much larger site and would not be See DOCTORS, Page uA ntic ipated For Over ass Center Street Proloec s BY DON'M ROM Herald aff by ZOONIES . t On . '• • ' . . SeeBLM,PageUA ...,. WIM, vlaws 6-00 black citizens he polled favor moving the hospital. He said the sentiment exists because of a widespread feeling among bladts that the present facility on Fh* Street Is providing them with "second class ca re." But Mobley's comments drew quick 1 - VI*lStaI from other hsapttat board =mbers and today metal promineg black citizens questioned Mobley's condialon. Chairman of the board Thomas E. Blayney and board member Sophia Shoemaker said they wanted to go on record as saying the hospital does not give second-class care to any citizen. "I'd like to question Mr. Mobley's statement. I don't think it's true we give second-class care to anyone, Mrs. Shoemaker said. One Mack civic leader, Joseph Caldwell, director of SEEDCO, said today he does not believe Mobley speaks for the entire black community. SEEDCO Is the Seminole Employment Economic Development Corporation. "I don't think the problem pertains Just 10 blacks. The complaints I have heard the service to all patients could be improved," he said. Caldwell said the emergency room tknti sometimes wait op to four hours to receive care, according to first-band accounts he has received. But he said he doesn't see how a relocationof the hospital ' '4117bey fed they are accorded secondclaim treatment hem, Mobley said. He said his discussim with members The black community inclu&d talks with 601110 "frogn the workift class to the in%ftentsia." He saW he could not pinpoint What was meant by new E IT 'II ?f_ moved. h YOU k Although he did not specify the nin i he trJto Mobley said apoll of he conducted the past few weeks Indicated that "almost to a person" nunity would like toaeethehospital r 0 Philip Lathrop of Atlanta, one of the consultants who helped Committee chairman Allan E Keen said the difference between prepare the report, told board members that the recom- relocation and renovation was "surprisingly small." Given the mendatlons submitted were based strictly on finances, but that fact that a new facility could be built for $1.5 million more than it given the cost difference If FmHA money is not available, it still would cost to renovate the existing hospital, even if low-interest might be worthwhile to pursue relocation rather than renovation. FmHA money could not be obtained, Keen said the non-financial He said that there would be a cost difference of about $1.5 million aspects should be examined more closely. between relocation and renovation if both alternatives had to be "We have to look to the future to see what this hospital should be based on conventional financing. The renovation would cost about doing for all the people of Seminole County," he said. "We need to $16 million and the relocation would cost about $17.3 million, be far-sighted and not make a short-term decision. according to the report. Keen also suggested that the possibility of relocation could be "The figures are close and you have to consider the other explored using a combination of funding sources, including factors that go into a decision to relocate or renovate," Lathrop FmHA and tax exempt bonds. said. Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley, who previously enHe said the demographics of the county Indicate from a dorsed the recommendation to move the hospital, said part of the marketing standpoint it would be better to relocate to a more Lost difference between renovation and relocation under any competitive area of the county. financing plan, would be offset by the loss of revenue Incurred if "Clearly, renovation is not the best alternative on qualitative grounds," Lathrop said. See SMH., Page 1ZA have by Stan Lee and John Romita FRANK AND ERNEST Issue I. --What it (relocation) might do is creste of a reai transportation problem. people downtown might trouble the receiving services If moved," he said. you may 0 ospit al . of "k UK • l : 'A relocation of Seminole Memorial Hospital outside the city of Sanford has the overwhelming support of the city's black community, according to SMH board mnber Freddie Mobley. Mobley, the board's only black member, : PRISCILLA S POP H In Doctors O B ac s Poor 9 T - YOUR BIRTHDAY A-I-I is 1;15 CIVIL RIGM! I t I Eyed - by Howls Schneider ITS Tfl D ThE IN 'M tU)('Lj) (AUIC&ltV ID Hearing Care Is _____ -p+,, p' ' - tana SMH? pouyajs ' L Evening Herald—(USp5 48.280)—Price 15 Cents By GEOFFREy posing factions of the hospital's doctors, with about 50 percent of Herald Staff Writer the physicians in favor of relocation, and the her half In favor of . The Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Monday expanding the current facility. agreed to call a special public hearing for discussion on the Two weeks ago, the New York consulting firm of Boos, Allen & alternatives for expanding or relocating the facility. Hamilton released a report recommending the hospital be The date of the hearing will be set at the regular meeting of the relocated to a site outside the city of Sanford. hospital board on May 22. The decision to hold a public hearing The report stated that If financing from the Farmers Home came after a two-hour special session of the board's building and Administration could be obtained, it would be less costly to build a finance committee during which a consultant's report detailing new hospital than to renovate the existing hospital on First the expansion alternatives was reviewed. Street. Meanwhile, at Monday's workshop session, the trustees' only The report stated that if FmHA loan money could not be obblack member, Freddie Mobley, said a survey he conducted over tamed, the renovation alternative would be preferred from a the past three weeks of a socio-economic cross-section of the financial standpoint. Renovation would be financed by use of taxblack community Indicates blacks prefer seeing the hospital exempt bonds. relocated. However, during Monday's meeting a representative from the He said the people he interviewed told him they consider the consulting firm and one of the board members suggested the tteatlflfflt blacks now get at SMH IS "second-class." relocation alternative should be explored even If it were the more At the same time, trustees were given position papers by opplan. . +. .. r" fd . . working together agalzi and I reallocated from an Orange oppose the Seminole Coulty and the couity commission to right-of-way in hand, donated of the county. 4ol't expect any trouble with County project to the Center project in the appropriations work together In acquiring the by adjacent property owners to piing the project," he said. Street pro ject. bilL "There are no problems necessary rights-of-way for the the proposed bypass road and The appropriations bill inMoney for the dateBade 4Altamonte Public Service between the two delegations," project that would divert as Mayor Norman Floyd has eludes $1 million for the Interstate 4 overpass and Director Donald Newniam has He said, however, he met Hattaway said. many as 20,000 vehicles per day commitment from large overpass and by-pass. Caft Stred bypess could be said the project could be uniler with On" O Cetaity IsWAtOrs MWwhik, HAI called off the busled stretch of 4N in developers such as Greater Newnham said approvedby the F'rlda House construction as early as 1*. this week and they arOednottO on the cfty of Altemontesp,. will e Project the city. Construction Co. and the u ltimately ost $4.68 Of —00"iV" The Cwter Stred plan calls Babcock Corp. for more of the million. according to state for constnactkrn ala bypass needed right-of-way. Vogi, D-Cocoa Beach, a PsrrructIol1 to Department of Tra n sportat ion In early = road kom mem of the Saninole C04111dy Palm Spriap Road, Hattaway said the two (DOT) estimates. The $1 "Tb4 appropriations bill delegation to 14 to UWASOmery Road, has promised to courA on the developers have also com- million in the apprWillitim which inelmles the Center domWo the Cmg Street Wet of 14. Road stretch of 436 from Palm mitted to dmate funds toward bill would pay for preliminary Strest project in scheim to be Lude in the Smte "'It looks the construction costs. design ...............IIA Sprinp Road post the 436-14 Hatlaway said. it aw 1W Rep. engineering, according to ....................SA interchange to Montgomery He said county Commission Newnham. The Orme and SwmWole CmWa .... Robert 11"way, D-Akmoillte U WIMM ............... IIA Road dows 06,006 cam dally Assistance will be neceuary in Springs, today. "The Orange COSa$t3' delegations had a rift Ceeuswstd ..................SA Sperm. ....................8,7 A travel the section of highway. the construction because about Floyd said additional federal and Seminole counties' Lid week alter Hattaway was Edim.rW ...................4A Tdit.M..................ISA Hattaway said the city two blocks of the bypass road money for the project Is ex. surceul In hiving $1 million DesrAbky ..................SA Weather .................... IA Altamonte Springs has some are In the unincorporated area pected to be forthcoming. legislative 'delegations Today ad of are .•. i. 'F'ir• � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ee55dbca37017814b65e4495d7bb734f.pdf 56649252964747fd60022837182dd56b PDF Text Text 213—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. A Tribute To Seminole County's Graduate Wednesday, June 6, 1979 N G,O IN PLAY. DOUBLE DOLLAR ,B I PRICES GOOD ODDS CHART: O MAY 23, 1q79 $1,001.00 CATEGORY PIZt VALUC S. 0937 I 00$ 00 23 73 700 00 165 100 00 QUANTITY RIGHTS 2000 573 141 RESERVED 1000 I 494 $00 700 4 136 VANN-DWE STORES. INC.. • 556 AIBANO L. MORITUZZO S5MMU, HA FRANCIS WIlBANKS SANPOID, FLA. CAROL A. RARNITT ORLANDO. PL& WILSON CLLIMONT, FLA. JOHN I. BATTISTONI POST OSANOS FLA. MYRT1I CIUM EDWIN ORLANDO, FLA. 1opH,A sANnuo W. I. RAINIS MAXINI I. CLASS GOVELAND, FLA FRANCIS COTTON FT. MYERS. FLA. MRS. MICIDU HOffMAN I. W. TURNER ILIZAUTH MITCHELL N. IT. MY!RS, FLA. 121,757 , I0C* ., , 747 TO I 61 TO I 9 10 I 270 3363 TO 663 301 373 12-1 134 101 TO I 31 TO Supreme Court Recommendation 5 TO IC 10 4 TO "" ° .4.. 974101 •o (• th. __ New Circuit Judg e O K'd; SANFORD. PIA. SARA H. SULLIVAN Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents 'Al TO I 67 TO I ".' EDOEWATEN, HA. ORLANDO. M. 5 230 TO I 111119 TO I 439 TO I 75 33 71st Year, No. 250—Thursday, June 7, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 71770 TO 187 TO I 48 S40 TO I 107 054 TO I 15 293 TO I 47363 TO I 6766 TO 946 TO I I) 639 TO I 378 TO I 9 29 2TO I 339 17 791 I ODDS #00 '4 STOIC 615115 ocos 3 STORE 3S4TS 000s'oI C* $'OI VISIT 0 PRIZES NO Today mid "S 1 1,249IOTAL PRIZES REDEEMED TO DATE z,z,uu UATEBURY Sejon. IA 4. Judic ia Shif i t* i 9 n IsUr9e d By SHARON CA RRASC0 how they have handled it, and DONNA ESTES Brock said. The 18th judicial circuit, "Seminole doesn't even touch which includes Seminole and Brevard. And obviously it IS .5, Brevard counties, will get an very difficult to go from Sanadditional circuit court judge, lord to Melbourne," Brock said. bringing the.6 count to 14. •" Brock also revealed that he On the Florida Supreme and Gary Massey, another Court's recommendation, the S 'well Altamonte Springs attorney, state legislature approved C members of the nominating are -'.... Wednesday the appropriations committee that will be selecting for the additional circuit judge. names to submit to Gov. Bob The Florida Supreme Court's Graham for appointment to the recommendation was based on — newly created judgeship for the te increased caseload and the 18th circuit. rn. .. wide geographical area that S -Nly feelings have lot covered by the 18th circuit. BILL HUICIHSON NEWMAN BROCK GORDON FREDERICK changed one iota from the time This recommendation was ...feellngs unchanged ...Common interest ...A candidate? we went through the vicious Included in the annual judiciary fight that carved up the 01(1 report to the Legislature along tuntli circuit 10 years ago," said with a request to consider the The additional circuit judge have been a member of the and have been for years and Bill Hutchison, Sanford atcombining of Orange and Seminole counties into one for the 18th circuit could begin Florida Bar Association for five years," Frederick said. torne'. his position on July 1 but years, he said. circuit. The report reads: Frederick, a former state "Our relationship with The starting salary for "AS regards to future travel November or December is a legislator and unsuccessful Brevard County and the hunrequirements in this circuit and more realistic date, said Steve circuit judge currently is candidate for a circuit ding of judicial affairs could the growth pattern being Tribble, internal auditor for the $40,850 but that figure will jump judgeship last year, said he IS not be improved U0ll by a to $43,709 in September, Tribble exhibited, the chief justice has Florida Supreme Court. Butnine-member nominating said. During 1980-1, a circuit "giving consideration" to different alignment," Hutasked the chief judges of the judge's annual salary will in- placing his name in contention chison said. A for the newly created judgeship 18th and 9th circuit to consider commission Is responsible for crease to $46769. , At the same time, Sanford for the 18th circuit. and report to the court on the advertising for the potion, Attorney Vernon Mize said he is advisability of realigning the screening candidates and The proposed realignment of "Speaking not as a in favor of an alignment with counties within their circuits submitting three names to the the ninth (Orange and Osceola representative of the Seminole -dngt• Counts as he ss .*s 10 Into one circuit and Osceola and governor, Tribble said, counties) and 18th (Seminole Bar, but as an individual," said OI Brevard into the other," and Brevard counties) judicial Newman Brock, president of Years ago. Arthur England, chief justice Ile governor alone willmake circuits "is going to be a very the local bar association today, 'We are geographically of the Florida Supreme Court, the final decision on selecting controversial thing," said "I am for reulignnieiit of the contiguous to Orange County based his recommendation for the 14th circuit judge, he said, Gordon Frederick, Sanford circuits." and we are not contiguous to The nominating commission the circuit judge on these He said many attorneys Ia Brevard County; the great will probably require three to attorney. MOflL The proposal would have Seminole feel there is a corn- majority of the lawyers in —Extensive traveling time four mantis to complete the required to service the wide screening process, Tribble said. Orange and Seminole In one mon Interest between Seminole Seminole County don't have many cases with Brevard He said three members are circuit while Brevard and and Orange. geographical area covered by "A lot of attorneys reside in lawyers and we do have a lot of selected by the governor, three Osceola would be in another. the circuit; "This was rather thoroughly Seminole and work in Orange cases with Orange lawyers. —Explosion of population In by the Florida Bar Association caseload in lower ,Seminole and another three by both discussed some 10-12 yearr ago. and vice versa. We don't have Travel (hue and expenses to I have no personal feelings on it that much in common with and from Orange County would parties. County; To be considered fuc the and I didn't at that time. I Brevard County. We have had be substantially less. About —Increased judicial activity generated by law enforcement position, a candidate must be a have felt we are more closely to endure the circuit as it is. The once a yt- al this question pops resident of the 18th circuit and aligned with Brevard County judges are to be conunended on out,' said Mize. activity in Brevard County. F: -. • S S - - -- ' 5 , '- - -. W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONU.IU ROUND W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROUND SIRLOIN TIP ROAST' SIRLOIN TIP STEAK S W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT 7-IONS 9 LI. $199 $1I19 4.0 LB. thU ALL GRINDS FLOUR LimiCOFFEE with o t1 Limit 4 6.pks. with $5.00 a,' more p.rch.,. excluding cigarettes. CAN 6,o, R. . . • • • COUNTRY CLUB MALT 63c 1601 I •, •CAW. A - ' 1-P.q. BAG $209 _ Creamer . . . . SA°: 1" Herald photo by Torn Ne%ei LOOKING BACK A glance through the yearbook of Lyman High School provides a flashback of good times and fellow Classmates to students of the Longwood school. Gathered around yearbook advisor Hon H arrell are staff members of "The Greyhound.'' They are (front left) ('mdi Smith, I)i'ew Goebel, Konni Smith, Alan Suits and Karen Wyngarden. Schools in Seminole ('omitv close for the summer on I'rklav. UNULTID 00 REGULAR ciii.Good TOMATO SOUP. it - ASTOR COFFEE THIIPTY MAID WTL PEARs $300 or m re purchase .*slodk.dg.veft.. 6$1 49 S ' MAXWELL HOUSE PACK 12-ox. CANS BLUE BAY CHUNK LIGHT 39 $2 LI. PEARL BEER PLAIN OR SELF-RISING . . - , 16-oz. : SLICED HAM THRIFTY MAID PINK SALMON____ Tuna CHUCK STEAK I ROAST.. .da BLUE BAY HICKORY SMOKED CENTER CUT CHUCK. $919 LISP $J99& -91 1 1 Now W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT 7 BONE SALTINES . Aac 2laz. CAN WX : - * ng Tenants 2 0 eaks For Sanford Public 14ousi SP Who I 6 By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Controversy over who should be named to fill a vacant seat on the Sanford Housing Authority Board has raised the larger question of who speaks for the tenants in the city's 480 units of public housing. Until that question is answeréd, the Authority Board chairman, E.L. Blacksheare, said today, there will be no name submitted to the city commission as the recommended person to fill the term of George Brown. Brown died on May 21. His term expires in May of 1980. The controversy erupted Monday when a small group of tenants, mostly from the Redding Gardens project, elected Teri Buratti as their choice for the vacant board seat. The meeting was called by Aurdella Davis, chairman of the Seminole Tenants Council, and was officiated by the Tenants Council parhimentartan, Rev. G.M. Eubanks. Both Mrs. Davis and Eubanka dissenters, Mrs. Barbara Wyche, further charged that Miss Buratti, whose name was the only one placed in nomination, did not receive a majority of the votes Monday and that other nanies were not allowed placed in nomination. Mrs. Wyche said Buratti was chosen by the Redding Gardens project residents because Tenant Council officers felt they had to have a white representative on the Authority board. The four current members on the five-member claim the meeting, which saw Miss Buratti's election, constituted action of the entire council, representing all public housing tenants. Eubanks said the voice vote electing Miss Buratti was correctly recorded in her favor, But representatives from the Higgins Terrace project on the city's west side said the election was unfair and that adequate notice of the meeting was not extended to tenants In projects other than Redding Gardens. A spokesman for the panel are all black. "We're not going to recognize any action oil the reconimendution until we can authenticate all those eoncerned had an opportunity to vote," said Blacksheare. The city conumiission had delayed action on filling Brown's seat until it received input from the Housing Authority Board. The Authority board, in turn, asked for input from the Tenant Council. A name was to be submitted to the city Monday for con- Buratti. lie said the Housing Authority has accepted the recommendations of the Tenants Cuwidil in the past, but lie noted the council "is independent of the Authority" uuitl tillL., the city shoulti accept Miss Hunitti as the tenants' choice, with or without Authority consent. tirmnatiun by the commission. But Blacksheare today said the board will not turn in Miss liuratti's name at that time. lie said the matter will be reviewed at the next board meeting, June 14. "It sounds like the vote was taken by the Redding Gardens residents, not the Tenants Council members. Regulations stipulate that any decision be done through a democratic process," Blacksheare said. But Eubanks said he hopes the city will still consider Miss "1 hope after this storm is over Miss Buratti is appointed to the board and given the opportunity to serve all the tenants. 'She is the best qualified and I hope all the tenamits realize that our objective is to have a ssithout board mixed discrimination in any ssay. That's our objective," said Eubanks. housing Authority director Toni Wilson said he considered the Monday night action "void," and suggested today that another ele"tiun, supervised by a neutral party, be held to determine the choice of the tenants. $53 Million Midway Complex: It's Up To Commissioners B X. $ - & 5ia J!& p1jo FRIED CA 4111 e 289 20 exposures. • 409 59c JO exposures .. . sin ' Oc. . .. MnFiibeit*. r.- . FI~NA OL A~C 40 %as of da 49 I • PICK'IM UPON YOUR NEXT STOP - , . . - •' I 96' .PL. . .': :: :: : ::::: .;: :.;. :.?-: ' .' Shopping With 'Us Has Its Rewards... 1) Special Arran gement. Winn-Dixie Proudi> Prr%l'nt, i'iw bjEKCO IW1ERNATIONAL'A1uIy Magnllk,nt OIkr' 1JR0 Wellile A 0 v u $1.00 OFF"R 166 : ,: • .',-- '•-•" ..... . ADDITIONAL WIN" - -. - i 24 exposures ... 54" Ulf 1GoL . uNSP,Ic.$ $ 29 CHICKEN. RONISALAD. MA to S rv ce rjI.N' Pho 2 LI. M. --vf:• .. we . . Dlviio,*io I. CHOICE PAIT5 POOR soy . ... 99.` 'DELICATESSEN SPECIALS STORES WITH DSIICATUUN INDICATID BY STAR ON *00111511 I ,-;' rRLiIIrS 1; - -. - '$'-'::. .. Assiociation, speaking for the 2 Spot, "and I'm for the Station, now Sanford Airport. DONNA ESTES IferaldSlalf Writer group, said the complex will project." the homes of uutany ere pun'This is an opportunity to chased and those people 'were Seminole County Con'- benefit the poverty pocket by missioners on June 26 will providing jobs and new homes help the Midway area," said forced" to inure into Midway. decide whether a new 180-acre to "keep the people in the Emory Green.'We, who are "l'uui looking at getting rid of housing-coumtmercial-industrial area." living in Midway, have great the sub-standard houses in complex will be built off state He said that most lots in the problems. Our area is suf- Midway. People there do not Route 46 at Brisson Avenue. Midway area currently are only lering," he said, although he want their children growing up The planned unit develop' 40 feet by 100 feet and can not be did not elaborate on specifics. under the sanie conditions they mnent iPUD, is to be developed built upon because of zoning A uutuui who identified himself did. This project i1l help us," by the Seminole Economic regulations on size of building as Rev. Leo Myers urged the lower) said. Development Corp (SEED sites Drainage, whicla must be zoning commissioners to Look The cowit} planning a nd developed for the PUD, will at this as though you think it development stuff recoinThe county planning and also benefit Midway, he said, will succeed and it will be so.' mended the rezoning and uptoning conunissiun Wednesday Eddie Henry of Midway said Reginald Lowery told the proval of an amuiendment to the night voted wianiluously to the planned rebuilding of conunission he has researched county's comprehensive land recommunend the rezoning of the Brissomi Avenue in the the history of Midway. It was use plan to permit the couutract from agriculture to PUD develoiznent of the tract will developed in the early l900s, he struetion, to permit the development.also assist the area I own the said, adding when the federal The recuitnuitudutmon in Horace Orr, president of property right next door," said government bought the land for eluded these conditions: water SEEDCO, has estimated the Sarah Reese, owner of the Club (hi. old Sanford Naval Air and sewer service hi. made value of the complex, when available to the property; OflL! constr ucted, at $53 niill.iwi. acre be dedicated for a fire Forty-to-SO residents of the station site; engineering and Midway conunuinty adjacent to drainage be approved by the the proposed site sat through county engineer; drainage the two-hour public hearing on Around The Clock ..........4A Horoscope ................. 411 easements be dedicated to the issue at the courthouse,, Bridge ....................413 Hospital ...................2A provide an outfall for the contrasting with the handful of Comics ....................4B Obituaries .................ZA drainage water in coordination persons that usually attend Crosnord ................. 413 OURSELVES ............. lB with the city of Sanford' zoning hearu. 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I Thursday, June 7, 1979 Local Man Accused Of Biting Officer k I I 1!.kI IL.JIS1 IN BRIEF Carter Decisions Expected On Missile, Rhodesia WASHINGTON UP!) — President Carter is expected to announce two major decisions soon: whether to go ahua(l on the advanced MX missile system and whether to lift economic sanctions against Rhodesia. A White House official indicated both decisions are iiliiiiinent, and perhaps will come within a day or two. ilie president indicated at a news conference last week he was leaning toward approval of the MX, which could be shunted around to different launching sites so the Soviet Union would never know exactly where they were. Capitol Hill sources said Wednesday the administration has indicated it will temporarily continue economic s;uiction.s by putting the whole question aside until November when the new British government must make a decision about lifting its usii sanctions against the former (010113'. Inflation May Be Easing WAShINGTON (UPI) — Thanks partly to a dramatic drop in the cost of food, wholesale prices took their smallest jump in nine months during May, the Labor Department reported today. May's relatively small price increase of 0.4 percent indicates inflation may begin to ease for consumers in the imiouths ahead. lbe May increase in prices of finished products ready for sale to consumers and business — now referred to as "llrn(Iucer prices" was the smallest increase since 0.3 percent last August. And it was a major Improvement over increases of about 1 percent or more during recent miioriths. -- Saccharin Stays On Sale VAShl1NG'foN (UPI) — A subcommittee in the house of Representatives has voted to allow saccharin, the artificial sweetner suspected as a cause of cancer, to stay on the market another two gears. 'liii' Food and Drug Administration wants to ban sac(:har vi but in 1977 Congress ordered an 18-month moratorium on any prohibitive action against the sweetner. That grace period expired May 29 but Wedmiesday the house Health subcommittee directed the FDA not to ban saccharin for at least another 25 months—June :10, 1981. A 26-year-old Casselberry man allegedly assaulted two Casselberry police officers early this morning according to the Casselberry police department. Charles Robert Robbins, 26, of 252.,V-,-cord Drive, Cassc.,rr, is on a bond of $5,250 for two counts of aggravated battery of police officers. Robbins was originally arrested by Casselberry police on a charge of disorderly conduct and placed on an initial bond of $1, police said. lie was stopped by police for not wearing a motorcycle helmet ,an,I fhn ,,'.,., __11__ on state rnnd ,iy iwii, pvuce sa sam. id. wnen issued it citation, Robbins became belligerent and threatened to hit the arresting officer, according to police, Robbins was taken to the Casselberry police department where he would be booked, police said. On the way to the booking room, M WASHINGTON (UPI) — Airlines juggled planes and y (Continued From Page IAI Chase also said SEEDCO has had more failures in business resurfaced; the development ventures than successes. dedicate 15 useable acres for "This particular area parklands and open spaces. presents problems that will be In approving the develop- no easy matter to overcome,' ment the planning and zoning said planning and zoning commissioners included the commissioner, George Perkins. conditions and Toni Binford, •i'o put the project somewhere real estate broker, representing else will not solve the problems SEEDCO agreed to the COfl' of Midway. If SEEDCO has ditions. failed in sonic projects in the Two persons spoke against past, who stepped forward to the project. F. Whitney Chase help? I would rather see them Jr. said the Industrial project try and fail than not to try at could be built on lands already all," tie said. zoned for the use and cornBinford said plans are to have mercial development already a self-contained drainage exists in the downtown area. solution for the property, which Chase also relayed to the board county staff said is 10-20 perthe remarks of their colleague, cent under water. Binford said Jane Sirkin, who is currently it is anticipated construction of hospitalized, the project will take about six Chase said Mrs. Sirkin is years. It is expected that opposed to the project because federal funding will be acquired the tract is not suitable for the for much of the project. development and she believes it Paul Magnant, the county has little chance of success. drainage engineer, said the Mrs. Robert Walling, PUD will have no adverse representing her sons who own impact on the Midway cornthe immediately adjacent mnunity. He also informed the property which is leased out to board tilthe city of Sanford has interests, said the applied for federal funds to project endangers the use of the provide an outfall into Lake land in the area for agricultural Monroe for the drainage from purposes. that area. COUNTY RUSTLING Seen Holstein heifer calves valued at $200 apiece were stoler from a farm in Sanford, accordi ng to Seminole County deputies. The rustlers struck a bo ut 3 a.m. Saturday at the Baker's Dairy on Route 3 in Sanford, deputies say. The calves were taken from in di vidual pe ns. IN BRIEF Courthouse Pools Slated For $2,800 Restoration CASH STOLEN A burglar broke into the home of Luella Nelson at the Seminole Garden Apartments and stole $151 in cash, the Sa nford police reported Monday. Police said the thief used some sort of an instrument to Jimmie open the front door and gain entrance. The reflecting pools around the Seminole County courthouse are scheduicti for "no frills" restoration. County commissioners from a list of four alternative proposals from the county's administrative services department chose to spend $2,800 to clean the pool bottoms with an acid treatment, recaulk and cover water treatment chamber with fiberglass to prevent continued rusting. Among the alternatves discussed was filling in the pools with dirt and planting shrubs and flowers. County Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff reminded colleagues, however, that such a plan met with 'disfavor" from area residents when it was discussed several years ago. Robbins, who was handcuffed, struck Sgt. David Guildford with both hands, police said. Robbins then struck Officer John Hendy and caused all three HOME BURGLARIZED persons to tumble to the ground, police said. Burglars struck the home of a south Seminole County family Sgt. Guildford was allegedly bitten in the left leg by Robbins a bo ut a '4-inch deep. Robbins then kicked Hendy by the groin, and made off with $755 in pro pert y, acco rdi ng to Sem in ole Co un ty deputies. According to police, Guildford was treated and released for a The incident occurred sometime Monday at the home of Mitbite to his left leg at Florida North Hospital. chell Powell, Route 1, near Maitland, deputies say. Entry was BACKGAMMON STOLEN A backgammon game fan struck the home of a south Seminole gained by possibly jimmying one of the three back doors to the County man Tuesday and made off with $350 worth of property, home, deputies say. according to Seminole County deputies. A scanner, AM-FM cassette stereo and several firearms were Someone entered the home of William Pass, of 1036 Manchester, among the items stolen, deputies say. BIKE STOLEN near Maitland, by removing the screen of a south bedroom window, deputies say. The bicycle of a 15-year-old Sanford girl was stolen either The burglar stole the backgammon game off the kitchen Sunday or Monday from her home, according to Seminole County deputies. counter and a vacuum sweeper, deputies say. VENDING MACHINES VICTIMIZED The 26-inch bicycle valued at $95 belonged to the girl who lived For the past i' months, someone has been jamming and at 2384 Water St., Sanford. It was stolen from the front porch. SKI TAKFN stealing coins from newspaper vending machines throughout the county, according to Seminole County deputies. A water ski was stolen from the boat of a Longwood man while it Approximately $450 in coins has been reported stolen from was anchored at the Lake Brantley waterfront, according to various vending machines owned by the Miami Herald and the Seminole County deputies. Wall St. Journal, deputies say. Scott Stendel, 19, of Springwood Village Apartments, KEYS STOLEN, CAR HEISTED Longwood, said he left his skis in his boat about 7 p.m. Sunday on Someone broke into the room of a Florida man at a Longwood Palmetto Court in the Sweetwater Oaks Subdivision, facing the hotel, stealing his car keys, and then stole his car, according to waterfront. Seminole County deputies. The water ski was valued at $175, he said. Roumillaf Work Approved The way to go with the Roumillat Building Is with restoration as much as possible, other than just repair, county conumnissioners decided. The four-story building at the corner of Park Avenue and First Street in Sanford is being acquired by the county 011 a lease-purchase arrangement. Conunissjoners have agreed to carry through an "authentic theme" on the second floor of the facility with the reception area equipped with paddle fans, office moulding replaced in colonial style, restoration of hallway doors to their original condition and installation of antique type wallpaper in the lobby area. Cost of the work being done with county labor is not to exceed $27,000. Safety Officer Wanted . -' A full time "loss prevention safety officer" is to be added to the county payroll. Salary of the office will be $19,500 annually. A clerk-typist also is to be hired to assist the safety officer. Administrative Services Director David Hotary recommended creating the new jobs, after receiving a report from a professional safety engineer saying the county's accident frequency has seen a tremendous increase. "It will continue to do so unless immediate positive action is taken to prevent it," said Hotary. Hotary said savings to the county from the officer should be double the $40,000 it will cost to operate the safety office. The safety officer is to provide technical supervision for a safety program, and to plan, design and implement the program. The officer is making personal Inspections and tours of county facilities to detect existing or potential accident and health hazards and reconunend corrective or preventive measures where indicated. He also will participate in the investigation of accidents or injuries. 4r 1 4 T .•_• '- " ctor tiaiey weacf 'Oz DC-10s Remain Grounded a idw '. _______ •: - ':, ' .- ' .. A - " ,'-' ". Wafer Found On Mars subsurface water — one 720 miles in diameter, the other 400 miles across. When the Viking craft landed on Mars three years ago, far from the two sites, scientists found no evidence of water. KODechnes: Years Later Army Loses Laundry Bid FORT KNOX, Ky. (UP!) — The Army unsuccessfully bid against itself Wednesday and that's good news to taxpayers because Fort Knox now says It can save $1.3 Million by 1982 by letting a commercial firm manage the laundry. 'i'tie apparent low bidder for the laundry management contract was Crown Laundry and Dry Cleaning of l'eiisacola, Flu., "Inch said it would operate the post laundry for one year beginning Oct. 1 for $80960() The Army's unsuccessful bid to continue operating the laundry on its own was $1.5 million. 1)051 HOSPITAL SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL June 6 ADMISSIONS SANFORD Hayward M Brown Pamela Bryant Madge M Crocker Sunanne L. Kramer Roosevelt McClain Ruth A Pagden John H Perkins Anna (4 Ripley Donna Rogers Carrie E Smith Francis S Stagg Cecilia A Brit:, Deltona NOTES BIRTHS SANFORD: Richard F. and Patricia A. Quigley, a boy DISCHARGES SANFORD: Ludy Washington James Brawley,Debary Earl L. Clore, Deltona Ira M. Crane, Deitona Margaret A. Hayward, Deitona James E. Smith, Deltona Maurice A. Evans, Lake Mary Elda L. Nichols, Longwood Armando Payis, Maitland Jordan M. Atkinson, Greenwood, S.C. -- Evening ifenild tusps 4U.310i Thursday. June 7, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 250 Published Daily and Sunday, accept Saturday by The Inc., 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla. 32171. Sanford Herald, Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 - Home Delivery; Week, ?S cents; month, $3.3$;lmonths, $11.50; Year, 53000 By Mail: Week, IS cents, Month $3.00; 0 Months, $7030; Year, 140.00 also greatly dimninLshed b the power outage, Rn) sabt. I'ti" students at league Middle School and I ake Brantley High Schot.l were in the process of taking their exams %%1]( 11 [lit' outage occurred. Ray said. They will be able to iiiakc up their exams toiiiurrow he said. , li i c k .',I c Co 1111111 . IIIamiagt'm Of t'Ustomiu'm' crvlce, for the Florida I 'ow t'r Corporation, said a UIk trew accidemitally taused tlit outage. ':\t 9:54 this niumiung. a t'omitrauttr Th(((lluIiI t.xphiiiwI. 'ltiis btic fell across three ill our main feeder lines, M ild) mimimma'duitelv 111(1k tleiii out of service, he sai& 'Itie ;er (Potage began at 9:54 a in and w as torrmled b 1215 pin . atU'cting utistumriers. %1(17411111111 said. Amiiotlit'i actor it) the transimiissiumi 4 t'( .iuiagc story V. L5 I r;i i. tot 'trail ci t r ui (iriver, Mt-( 'ollunu said As the one-inch t ran "IllISSlOil ('able sa gg ed the ground, it t ru r. traveling north of U. S Interstate 4 ran Into it and 'aIappt'(i it, Mo'(ollummi said Uus caused it traffi backup on U S. Interstate 4, McCollum said. - rew was iebuildimig a trnnlsiiiissiofl line Ix'tw veil out' Altaiiiomitc Springs and Sprinc I .akt' substation, CHARLESTON, W.Va. ( UPI i and federal drug laws. deliver were .leroiiie l'ill, 25, of kit New \'um k . 4. i- ugor\ Met at A car go plane loaded with $8 Kanawha Co unty Sheriff G. Kentucky; David Thoiiias. 28. tertt . 25. of Ohio, Steven If million dollars worth of Kemp Melton said the plane of Texas, and Brick Anderson, Ruthik'. 28. of I't'mituck and marijuana crashed and burned contained about 20,000 pounds no address or age avallable, Shah;, S /..ti lilt ush. 36, itt New at the end of a Kanawha Airport of marijuana, with an approxi. Mellon said. Amidct'soii w as Ili a N'01 k, runway Wednesday. mate street value of $8 million. ('harle'stoii hospital w ithi C) e All except Anderson w crc Ili One person was injured in the ''The plane was a total wreck. Injuries. Kamiaw ha t'ouiitv Jail toda crash, which destroyed the DC- We're not sure how anyone C 'hiargo.xi e. itli ctiiispii'Jt' tt' \leltori w 'uhf hot expl;uri *%% 11% 6 plane. escaped froiii it," he said. violate federal mu;in11ics laws federal hi,ii'gt's v. crc lodged AuthorIties charged eight Charged in state warrants were Michael P. l"lannagher, against soiuie suspects and state persons with violations of state with possession with intent to 34, of Florida; i.eun J. G ast, 43, cliargi's against others. - . Askvd it suite oi tile suspect" toni of the Shipment. were waiting at the airport for He said 37 50.pound bales of tile plane, he said. Flint is marijuana w crc in the sheriff's p0551111) trot'.I lepattitiemit possession, sonic of A Ftikt'al Aviation .\dmt Oils- the substance had burned, and tration spokesitiari said it was 11w remainder %% as still at the not dear how mii;iiiv lwrsons t'sh site went' autuall aboard t lit' airSonic w reckage from the '- raft plane came within a few lionMelton hill(] he could no t tIred feet of houses on Keystone ituseluse the origin or destina- I )m'ive. authorities said. APPUANCES 17 TV • STEREO 0 17.6 Cu. Ft. NonDefrost S Refrigerator Freezer af - • • 0 I Energy Saver' Helps Cut Operating Cost SOUNDESIGN STEREO, Receiver, 8-Track! 2-Way Speakers G.E. 19" Diagonal Color TV 4.67 Cu. Ft. Freezer Model 1802 1000 o Sold State Modular Chassis Sharp. Brilliant Colors from Black Model 7059 - BSR Record Changer Diamond Stylus. 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Appointed Tuesday were: Mrs. JoAnn Blackmon, Seminole County fuel allocation officer; Charles Swanson Civil defense, Melvin Dekie, retail petroleum Industry; Arthur Meheu, natural gas industry; Sheriff John Polk, and Jeff Ray and Robert Dinkins, community-at-large. -1 Thursday, June 7, 1979-3A Hera ld, Sanford, Fh Cargo Plane Loaded With Pot Crashes The creation of 71 jobs with a payroll of $369,547.08, under the federally funded Comprehensive Employment Training Act CETA), has been approved by the county commission. The new jobs were recommended earlier by the county's CETA advisory board, the Prime Sponsor Council. At least once monthly, the Prime Sponsor Council and the county commissioners consider requests from civic and govermumiental organizations for CETA funding for jobs. Much of the CETA program Is now centered on Job training to prepare the unemployed and underemployed to work in the job market. ABC Cleaning Services Inc. of Winter Park has been hired for a 90-day period to provide janitorial services at the sheriff department's complex at Building 310 at the Sanford Airport. At the end of the 90-day period, however, county commissioners have decided the work will be put out for bid with county located, owned and operated services getting first chance at the job. County Commissioners Sandra Glenn and Bill Kirchhoff voted against the hiring the Winter Park firm because they prefered a local firm getting the business. The firm is to receive $4,338 for the 90-day period. House Speaker Hyatt Brown Tampa was the logical site for the west to Volusia on the east of tile existing districts remain has managed to muscle his the new court, but didn't and St. Johns and Putnam in the same. The new six-member favorite pet project through the recommend a specific location, the north to Brevard in the court will be housed in a $3 Legislature — creation of a new The 5th DCA will cover south. million building that still must uistrict appeals court central Florida from Citrus, Except for the co unties lost to be constructed. headquart ered in his home town of Daytona Beach. Jacksonville Semi. Mattox hair called the bill 'the worst foruui of pork-barreling I've ever seen," but couldn't stop the Senate from approving it Wednesday on a 26-12 vote. BOSTON tUPI) — For realize Chappaquiddick will It creates a new 5th District Joseph and Gwendolyn Kopech- likely be an Issue if the senator Court of Appeal covering tie, a decade has not been changes his mind and gets into central Florida. enough to deaden the pain or the race. Hair, all attorney, tried to get the memory of the July night "We know people will want to the Senate to delay a decision their daughter died in Sen. (ISO us," Mrs. Kupechne said. on the court's hommie offices until Edward Kennedy's car in the "They'll commie to us to get at December, but was defeated on waters off Chuppaquiddick Kennedy. 11 he runs, we won't a crucIal 19-17 vote. interfere." Island. He said when the Florida They are plagued by still Asked if they would vote for Supreme Court proposed the 5th unanswered questions about the him if Kennedy ran, Kopechne DCA, It based its decision on a accident. And now, as the 10th told the Globe he "wouldn't lengthy study of the workload anniversaryol Mar y Jo's dea th want to make a commitment to and anticipated population approaches, there are myriad anything at this tunic." His wife growth in the existing court calls from reporters seeking said it would depend on Ken- districts, The House bill, he their response to the mounting nedy's opponents, said, 'gerrymandered the dig. "I'd vote for whoever will do lids to give Daytona Beach Kennedy '80 L'&Ufl)U1fl sweepthe most to run ing the country. the coun• the headquarters." The Kopechnes, in an inter. try," she said. The court proposed boundarview published In today's — Boston Globe from their secludJ home In the Pocono Mountaints In Swiftwater, Pa,, said they will not interfere if the Massachusetts' senior senator runs for the tuition's top office. RAYMOND LORD three daughters, Mrs. Mary "We don't want to influence Raymond Edwad Lord, 59 Holland, Darien, Ga., Mrs. anything," Mrs. Kopechne said. of Knudsen Drlve,Sapjo, Flore nce Thoniason and Mrs. "If he's going to run for Wednesday at Seminole IJnda Murphy, both ofSanford ; president we're not going to Memorial Hospital. A native of son, Buddy Richardson, San. stop hint. There's a whole world Sanford he was a member of a ford; 10 grandchIldren, four to consider." pioneer Sanford family and sisters, Mrs. Edna L. Norman, "it doesn't wean he won't uc lived In the area all of his life, and Mrs. Nellie Lee Fryer, both a good president. Maybe he'll He was a WWII veteran and a Sanford; Mrs. Kathryn he a great president. He would member of the Church of of Thornhill and Mrs. Alyce he a leader. Everyone makes Christ, Longwood. He was a cab Gates, both -of Dallas, Tea.; mistakes," Kupechne added. driver for Safeway Cab. Co. and brot hers, Frank Lord, Mystic, Kennedy has repeatedly formerly drove for Yellow Cab Conn., and Jerry W. lard, denied that tie plans to run for Co. Sanford. president. He is survived by his wile, Gramkow Funeral Home is in But the Kopecluies said they Allie Joseuhine Lord, Sanford; charge of arrangements. Wetlmiesdav, said Ralph admi n istrative Ha) , assistant and public Iliformation; officer of school district. ''The emergency lights 'wne on, but we didn't have any water for using the rest rooms," Ray said. None of the air conditioned schools have many windows so ventilation was Janitorial Service Hired cs tri t Appeals Court Cr eated Hospital records, reference daughter. Uza Minnelli. About 5,000 students in three Seminole County public schools had an unexpected holidav Wednesday courtesy of Florida Power Corporation. Forest City Elementary, Teague Middle and Lake Brantley High Schools experienced a power shottage about 9:54 a.m. 71 CETA Jobs OK'd Passengers today to cope with the grounding of the nation's DC-10 fleet, but warned of trouble during the I LOS ANGELES (UPI) ((flung summer crush if the 138 problem plagued jets books anu mneniI)ers ot rns own rt'iiuufl in their hangars. Actor Jack Haley, the Tin Man family gave different ages, 'i4,•,,. , who capered down the yellow ranging from 78 to 81. His i'h.'t't' was no way to tell how long the wide- bodied Jets s ill be grounded, but the government has decreed they brick road in seardi of a heart widow said he was 79. with Judy Garland In The must not Ely until the experts have determined the cause Haley's portrayal of the Tin Wizard of Z. of design problems in the wake of the May 25 crash in 77 died at UCLA Man in "The Wizard of Oz" won Medical Center Wednesday. Chicago. millions of hearts over three The Air Transport Association said more than 70,000The Tin M ail was the best- generations as the classic film l)aSMngersnearIy 10 percent of the nation's 8W,000 known role of a career that went from movie house repeats Herald photo by Tom P4ets.I ilailv air travelers — were bumped from DC-ho flights spanned more than 50 years, to annual airings on television, stretching from vaudeville and W edmiesday when jet was ordered out of servIce, The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce recently installed its new board of Although he was semi-retired DIRECTORS directors. They are (from Ieft)DeLores Lash, Joachim Liebert, Alfred Gutheil, Broadway musicals to movies in recent years, making only INSTALL ED and television. John Norden and Kay Sassman. The chamber will hold its meetings the first Haley was hospitalized after occasional television talk show re-teamed Monday of each month beginning again in October. The first major fund raising suffering a heart attack at ap,iearances, he with "Ox" co-star Ray Bolger event, board members say, will be a flea market sale. home Saturday and his cordi- '-theScarecrow — Inaconmedy (ion deteriorated until he died IIWVIDENCF:, R.I. (UN) Astronomers studying Wednesday afternoon, his wile, duet oil the 1978 Academy liedAwards' Planet" of Mars say they have found evidence show. Florence, at his side. Th ey met td water (tint may be "hospitable" to life. Di when their vaudeville acts were Haley's son, movie producer A team of researchers at the University of booked on the sonic circuit. Jack Haley Jr., was once Massachusetts said Wednesday data from an Earth-based Haley's age was unclear, married to Miss Garland's tt'lt'siupe and the two orbiting Viking spacecraft indicate TALlAHASSEE, Flu. 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The Clock Safety, No Matter By JANE CASSELBERRY Longwood City Commissioner Steve Barton of District 5 removed himself from the current hassle over Larry Goldgerg's District I seat by moving out of the city to his new home in Sahal Point. It was an untimely move for Barton, who, thus disqualified himself from voting last week as ordered by Circuit Judge Richard Muidrew. "I never wanted to vote on anything more in my life," said Barton. "I feel like the football player who when the big game came hurt his leg and couldn't play." It has been known for months that Barton would probably submit his resignation in May, but he said his new house was actually completed before he expected forcing the move. Barton indicated if he had voted, the vote would have been 2-2 to vacate Goldberg's seat. Goldberg no longer lives in the district he represents, but lives in District 5. Barton said he resents Innuendos that he sold his his commission seat with help from his friendg on the commission despite everything, It appears Barton's departure leaves him with an attractive alternative. Should the judge declare his seat vacated or should Goldberg decide to resign he can (and probably would) be appointed to fill out the l' years remaining In Barton's term. house in Winsor Manor and moved out of the city in order to clear the way for Goldberg to take the seat in his district. "There is absolutely no truth to this," he declared. "My house was for sale when I ran for re-election, I never kept it a secret." Longwood has lost a dedicated commissioner, one whom I have observed, was always a gentleman, polite to his fellow commissioners as well as members of the audience. Refusing to be placed with one voting bloc or another, his vote was often the pivotal one. Barton says he is looking forward to spending more time with his wife and two children now that he is out of office. But as for the future, well, once bitten by the political bug there's always the possibility he might run again. What position might he have in mind? "Well, there's always the school board," he replied wistfully. As for Goldberg who has tenaciously held onto WORLD Found in contempt by the court because the majority of the commission has refused to vote on removal of Goldberg, the commission finally was force to vote or go to jail. In doing so it stubbornly refused to oust Goldberg. Suspense and excitement filled the air as the commission met in special session Thursday under the bright lights of television crews. IN 0 U.S. Will Doubted The latest news from Turkey demonstrates: (a) The relative decline in American power in the world, and (b) the continuing havoc wrought in Turkish-American relations by the ill-advised arms embargo imposed against Ankara by Congress in 1975. The Turks, once unshakable allies, now feel obliged to seek Soviet approval before permitting U.S. reconnaissance planes to use Turkish airspace in electronic monitoring of Moscow's compliance with the prospective SALT II treaty. The Soviets, evidently oblivious to both the spirit of detente and of arms-control agreements, have suggested that their answer may be "nyet." There was a time when Turkey felt sufficiently shielded by the United States against the expansionist designs of the Soviet Union to reject any accommodation with the Russians. Thus bolstered, Turkey served Its own and American interests by standing firm on NATO's southern flank. That was before events in South Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Taiwan, South Korea, Iran and elsewhere called into question the worth of American guarantees. Congress, spurred by the socalled Greek lobby, effected a quantum jump in Turkey's nervousness with the infamous arms embargo enacted after the Turkish Intervention In Cyprus. Now Turkey hedges Its bets. That the Turks do so even after President Carter succeeded in persuading Congress to lift the embargo and provide new economic and military assistance only underscores the extent of the original damage. As for the Soviets, their chacteristic truculence threatens to undermine chances for Senate ratification of the SALT!! treaty. But, then, Moscow may be less interested in ratification now that President Carter has pledged to observe the treaty even if the Senate rejects it. Meanwhile, Ankara may be forgiven its doubts about America's will and wisdom. On Revamped Parliament United Press International ANGLE-WAL TERS VIEWPOINT The Cops It's A And The Capital :t '1 Protesters ) . . __________ ql~ - WASHINGTON (NEA)— Throughout the recent spate of analogies between the current grass-roots protests against nuclear power and the anti war demonstrations a decade earlier, one disturbing similarity has received too little attention. Now being employed against law-abiding critics of nuclear generating stations ar' many of the once-discredited surveillance, disruption and harassment techniques utilized in a vain effort to stem the tide of citizen protest against the war in Vietnam during the late 1960s The growing list of potential violations of the demonstrators' civil, libertes, compiled by the Washington-based Campaign for Political Rights; includes these Incidents Members of the public who testified at a Los Angeles City Council hearing last year on the controversial 'and subsequently abandoifed) Sundesert nuclear power jt near Blythe, Calif, were photographed uy city police Police officials initially deceived council members by claiming the film was for "training" purposes, but later admitted they were gathering evidence for an expected disturbance — an event that never materialized In the state of Washington, legislators were asked earlier this year by public utility officials to approve a bill giving nuclear plant security guards access to law enforcement intelligence data and broad police powers including authority to arrest citizens anyw era t ', -' C . / '.. - it, . . " ''\, ') : ________ / . e. - r,' , , _____ ,, _____ (.. ' .' ' ', _____ -- - - .,, ' . - ,... ' 1.111 - - ' " '' i -. I'r 'l4 - X ' ' .-.. ' J ., , (( , I ' _____ ?J , ______ 1' -. 1. - _______ C ' I - '1 / __________ I — - 11 ,, ' - - _____ - '. ', ', " ____ ~41 r - ,( ,• - -' - I ....... ' .. 11 ' _____ '' , , " .. ________ .11 •.............. "a' -.......•. . i . I ,of gA - .. . . ,. i_IL —0 . . The legislation apparently was drafted specifically for the benefit of the Washington cir' I fl Public Power Supply system, which is building 'I three commercial nuclear reactors near Rld"nd, Wash., and two near Satsop, Wash. Intelligence files reluctantly disclosed by the New Hampshire State Police showed that they considered seriously the erroneous information By DiCK WEST provided by "two very well informed genWASHINGTON (UP!) — In case you are tlemen" from the U. S. Labor Party, and wondering whether anything heartening is organization that makes no secret of its uncoming out of congressional hearings on nuclear conventional conspiracy theories, power plant safety, the answer is yes. The Labor Party representatives claimed Sometimes you have to scratch around a bit to that a planned demonstration at the Seabrook, N. find a positive angle. But If you look hard H., nuclear station was "nothing but a cover for enough, the bright side usually becomes visible, terrorist activity," according to the state police Regard the recent testimony of Milton documents. Levenson of the Electric Power Research Insti"The method of operation will be the same as tute before a House subcommittee. recently used at a bloody anti-nuclear power Levenson Implied that the Three Mile Island plant demonstration In West Germany," the accident came about in part because nuclear report added. No such violence occurred in New power plant designers tend to think big. Hampshire. In their preoccupation with the "larger and Two of the 47 people arrested during a non- more serious hazards," they neglect to provide violent demonstration at the Diablo Canyon adequate safeguards against some of the little nuclear plant near Avila Beach, Calif., were things that might go wrong, he suggested. later revealed to be deputy sheriffs assigned to "Designing and building power plants so that infiltrate the protest organization, they have a minimum probability of failing True to the tradition of agents provocateur, under improbable events does not guarantee the two undercover officers were the only maximum safety ... It is more important to members of the protest group to suggest the use design and protect against the more likely." 'of violence. And training operators to cope with When opponents of nuclear power gathered "maximum events," such as earthquakes or last summer for a meeting near Toms River, N. airlines crashing Into the plant, "does not J., two men photographing the attendees' autos necessarily train that operator to properly cope misrepresented themselves as newspaper with a stuck valve," he said. photographers. At first reading, you might not find Levenson's LIGHTE R At some point back there when early man came out of the caves, or descended from the trees, he commenced refining his behavior. He lost his taste for raw meat. Matrimony became a somewhat more involved matter than grabbing the nearest female topknot Survival might still be a challenge for the weak and the injured, but they were no longer deliberately exposed to hasten death We've come a long way, with frequent detours and backirackings, down the road to civilization since those beginnings But we are still experienclng difficulty swearing off one deeply rooted tribal practice the claiming of a life as penalty for a transgression . Nuclear Chicken L ittle remarks terribly reassuring. You might even find them a bit disconcerting. But considered in the right light, his testimony takes on a roseate glow, The right light is provided by a new report from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration on the Skylab satellite situation. Skylab, as anyone you see glancing nervously up at the wild blue yonder will tell you, Is expected to plunge back to Earth sometime awn. NASA now gives July 9 as the most likely date. At the moment, however, nobody seems to have a clear idea as to where the remains of the 711-ton space platform will land. Which accounts for the nervous glances. NASA only says Its reentry Into the atmosphere will scatter debris for 4,000 miles. Picture the ultimate disaster In your mind and the scenario might run something Like this: Skylab survives re-entry relatively intact and lands smack dab in the middle of Three Mile Island or some other nuclear facility, A revolting prospect, 'wouldn't you say? At least you might have said that if! hadn't told you about Levenson's testimony. Iassume from what he said that getting pelted by Skylab, or pieces therefore, would be one of those "improbable events" And its existence here is determined by two Supreme Court decIsions—a 1972 invalidation of then-existing state laws as arbitrary and discriminatory that did not , however, find the' death penalty per se "cruel and unusual" and hence unconstitutional, and a follow-up decision in 1976 upholding rewritten capital statutes in three states Most other states more or less promptly overhauled their laws along the lines of the approved three—Florida, Texas and Georgia— although more than a dozen are still holdouts. Currently, death rows across the nation hold almost 500 condemned prisoners, with 80 percent in six southern states and Florida far in the lead with some 130. The arguments on both sides of the Issue are many and often passionately presented, but they all come down to questions of morality and practicality. Opponents see capital punishment as a euphemism for murder by the state. It Is inherently discriminatory, they say, because it is applied overwhelmingly to the poor and uneducated, society's outcasts. The punishment does not fit the crime, but the social status of the criminal. It is less justified retribution for a crime than an opportunity for the expression of society's vengeance. Supporters argue that the nature of some crimes is such that death is the only suitable penalty, that society has a right to protect itself and that the existence of the death penalty functions as a deterrent to the violent criminal. That last is a much-debated point. China Shak e-Up Who s Holding Reins ? . - WASHINGTON Red China is the despair of reversals of economic and ideological policies — retrospect," ys an her se sa ot cret CIA renort. "it House -- f....LIII mu snnu .. -. wuu, VTU4WUL L.iUie Vass SU%V41%;V CAJM W. U, ii 'nurawi flU nave convinced the Intelligence community that is obvious that Deng's ascension to power was Danny Tate, to sit In. observed, Russia Is a riddle wrapped In a Red China is experiencing one of the most opposed at every step by the left ... Indeed, In — While Robert Strauss was struggling to mystery Inside an enigma, mainland China Is a volatile periods in its turbulent 30- year some respects Hua Guofeng would be a better work out a trade agreement with the Japanese fortune cookie wrapped In an egg roll Inside a history. On the dog-eat-dog tradition of Cornman for the premiership than Deng Next to that would give the United States a better bowl of fried rice. munid regimes, someone must be saddled with Deng, in fact, Hua is the most logical candidate position in the market, little did he realize that a Our China watchers are not only in the dark blame for the "failure" of policies that have now for the Job." wily Japanese toy maker was already Unabout what Is going to happen in Peking, they been declared mistaken. But intelligence Hun's greatest asset is considered to be his dercutting his efforts, and using President often don't even know what has already hap- sources told our associate Tom Rosenstiel they ability to avoid identification with any one Carter to do it. A new windup nov.ay that's pened there. A measure of our experts' befud- dill haven't figured out who will be the faction In the deadly tong ware of Chinese becoming popular In Washington is "Jimmy, the diement is the tact that they didn't learn of Hun scapegoat this time around. Communist politics. While this deprives him Guofeng's appointment as acting premier until Our experts think It's possible that current power base, this weaju)essIsbejievedtobeo of a Walking Peanut." The 4-inch toy is a yellow weeksaftertheevent—andthenonlybyreadlng klngpinDengXlaoping_rememberedbyinog plastIc peanut with a grinning Carter face and by his acceptability to all factions as a about It In a I1ong Kong newspaper. two little feet. "Just wind him up and let him Americans as the genial little man in y. lmy Inches his "According to a Western press report, a white cowboy hat will lose some of his power promise leader. way across a flat surface at Chinese foreign ministry spokesman said today a slow, deliberate pace, in the current m Whether Hun's tightrope-walking skill 'win This will be nothing new will but that Public Security Minister Han Guo(eng has for Deng, described by one intelligence source as get turn through the current crisis is not at slightest obstacle stops him cold. Are the all Japanese trying to tell us something? been appointed 'acting premier," a U.& in. "acettAc, hard-driving and undiplomatic." & clear to our intelligence experts. But then, It's The softball season Is in full swing In tenigence report states, This Intejilgence scoop already has been purged twice and rehabilitated probably not clear to the Red Chinese leader. --In__I fl_ . n&wiwu. isa a weu-Intende effort to let uicu mop ecra, naturauy. WAS v snip, either. twice. the Central Intelligence Agency work out Trying to keep track of fluctuations In what The keenest speculation centers on Hun, WASHiNGTON WHIRL: One of the con- hostiliti intelligence insiders jokthly call the "Peking whose rise to power so astonished the Western tinning complaints about Jimmy Carter and his manner,es toward the press In a harmless we challenged the spooks to a game on Order" Is a t.ining frustrating task. experts. One secret analysis frankly called White House dish is that, after two years, their the Washington Monument grounds, Shortly Although it sounds like an attempt to handicap a Hun's appoirdmnent in 1976 as acting premier a relations with congressional leaders are still horse race, trying to unravel the complexities of "revelation," According to an intelligence amateurish before game time, CIA spokesman Dale ___ to the point of chaos. In an to Peterson called and cancel Qllneaepolllicsisadeadiyserlouscwcgae,me nmdswn the year before, Hun wuconsidered a counteract this prevailing impression,effort ed because of rain. it Carter was, he said, pouring at CIA headquarters direction taken by the most populous nation on possibility for top leadership only "over the has let It be known that th e White House "lee suburban Langley, Va. But it's not earth can be of crucial importance to the rest of 1gerterm,"slncebehadeomepeJif to raining In men" on Capitol Hill the special assistants town, we told him; surely the CIA, with all its the world, and any sigiliposts pointing toward the hinterbullds only a year earlier. who handle the nuts and bolts of coordination — that direction cannot be Ignored by our policy American China watchers, who had expected have access to the Oval Office. sophisticated equipm ent, could tell what was Every mornln& going on five miles makers. Deng to be named premier, quickly developed when Carter meets with his chief from headquarters. Nope, congressional replied Peterson, that would constitute The ups and downs of recent months —abrupt 20-20 hindsight after Hun's appointment. "In liaison man, Frank Moore , he invites Moore's "domestic surveillance." -- ... . - .I_._ -- ..S - '- 11. 1W. V,r, __ - . V r---% "What's the number of 'Dial-a-Scapegoat'?" - d _ 1. - . . .. -- -..p' .- • - - Mari people he kra had iiii&- , had niuv'd on and man} new people he Said. I ant ti ek'ummit' and mreet them,' he said. But ''in rimimni and heart I 40 back to those ho grew up with rue, the bo s and girls ho tere ith mime in school and our parents and teai hur mim But John Paul s respite from the heavy cares of the crueler v urhi ',', as brief. After little more than 2 1 2 hours of lmap;n nostalgia in his hoiiicto n came one of the grimmnesi sixits on earth. Aw.ch iti hen 4 mmiilliori people enough to populate Chicago (lied in gas chambers and ''medical laboratories." Its gas chan:l)crs could kill 60.000 people a day and did , .Julu: Paul as ti pm i-tir:ipIetel alone in the Auschitz cell here Father Mak.ssuiilian Kolbe died, a vol Untn'i fo death to save the life of a fellow inmate. - 'lherm lie as to sa a imiass concelebrated by priests who s cue prisoners in these camps at the railway ramp here doomed arrived. It overlooks the whole of the death-haunted can p. Inch has been called the biggest graves ard in the %% orld. The palm l emit oura,e and .John Paul's ui's well-wishers were spare(i toda from the violence that erupted Wednesday at the iresti gallon ('I state security forces. - 44 .. V~ jL.- - - k KrAR,, ,r,"`S1 --.-- _K!T~ - _____iiiii&7 - V 1A1___ 1 '. 27 Children Die In Plunge KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (UP!) - A bus carrying more than 40 School F I'l /I 'A- - -_. 42- -0 G ENCY' INC. )':. ( I IBM i~o~~ :_' . V - Where Quality Sells 0. 104 E. Commercial .1, —, ",,7 K1-7 children plunged into a lake in east Malaysia today, drowning 27 of th e youngsters, police said. Police said the bus was carrying the children home from school in Bau, 22 miles southeast of the Sarawak state capital of Kuching, when it went off the road and crashed into the lake. The cause of the accident was not immediately known, . i 1 I -7 - N & Service Tells Dia1322-5762 uasar makes television special again Space Capsule Launched - MOSCOW UPI — Soviet space experts have launched an unmanned Soyuz space capsule toward a linup with the Salyut 6 space lab in an unusual safety check of the capsule's engines. The Soyuz 34 was launched with out crewmen late Wednesday and the Soviet news agency Tass said it was r' exoected to dock with the manned space lab Friday night. Meanwhile, Soyuz 32 cosmonauts Vladimir Lyalthov and Valery Ryumln made preparations to separete the Progress 6 robot cargo capsule from the space lab's alternate docking hatch to clear the way for Soyuz 34's hook-un. Legal SALVATION ARMY GIVEN $ 1,000 Jack Weible, Sanford Kiwanis Club president (left), presepta 11,000 check to Capt. Carl Phillips (center) and George Touhy, chairman of the Salvation Army's advisory committee, Wednesday. The money represented proceeds fi'ni,i the Kiwanis' recent pancake day and auction. MOdOIWU94I2QW Notice TALLAHASSEE, Fla. UPli - SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Under th e National Flood Insurance Program AGENCY: Office of Federal Insurance and Hazard Mitigation, FEMA. ACTION: Proposed rule. SUMMARY: Technical Information or comments are solicited on the proposed base ( 1 00.year) flood elevations listed below for selected locations intheCityof LakeMary, SeminoleCounty, Florida. These base (100-year) 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 INFIP). - 1. The functions of the F ed eral Insurance Administration, Department of Housing and Ur ba n Development, were transferred to the newly established Federal Emergency Management Agency by Reorganization Plan No. 3 of 1971 (43 FR 41943, September 19, 1975) and Executive Order 12127 (44 FR 19367, A pr il 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 inf or mation showing the detailed outlines of the flood -prone areas and the proposed base (100-year) flood elevations are available for review at City Hall, 115 East Crystal Lake Avenue, Lake Mary, Florida. Send commen ts to: Mayor Walter A. Sorenson, P.O. Box 723, Lake Mary, Florida 32746. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Ricnard Krlmm National Flood Insurance Program (202) 755-5551 or Toil Free Line (500) 421U72 Room 5270 451 Seven th Slreet, SW Washington. D.C. 20110 SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: .The F ed eral insurance Aoministrator gives notice of the proposed determinati ons of base (100-year) flood elevations for t he City of Lake Mary, Seminole County, Florida. in accordance with Section 110 of the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1913 (Pub. L. 93234), 17 Slat. 950, whIch added Section l363to the National Flood insurance Act of HI(Title xiii of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 196$ (Pub. L. 90.441)),12 U.S.C. 1001.4121 and 21 CFR 1917 4(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 chang e any existing ord inances 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. T hese 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 t heir conten ts. The proposed base (100- ypar) flood elevations for selected locations are: 1. Lake i Lake S Lake 6 Ilk.? Soldier Creek Location Entire Snoreline North ern corporate limits Elevation, fist National Geodetic Vertical Datum Entire Shoreline 41 45 Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline 41 41 Entire Shoreline .1$ Entire Shoreline At Goodheart Avenue Eastern corporate limits At Evansdale Road Eastern corporate limits Enlire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Shoreline Entire Sh oreline Just upstream 01 Wagon 46 45 45 45 47 44 6$ 6$ 47 47 47 35 Wheel Road Just upstream of Wood Street .. - - — Legislative leaders are happy with the 1979 session PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION DETERMINATIONS FOR THE CITY OF LAKE MARY Source of Flooding Lake Bingham La ke Irish Sawyer Lake Island Lake Lake Mariet ta Lake Comb Dawson Lake crvstai Lake Little Crystal Lake Big Lake Mary Little Lake Mary Like Emma Like 1 Lake 2 Lake 3 40 Publish: June 7, 11. 1979 DEK.9 beca use it produced the first property tax relief Florida homeowners have seen in years. Homeowners get a $25 break on their property taxes this year, but $160 a year beginning in 1980 un der the tax relief plan voted out by th e Legislat ur e Wednesday. "I wanted to get out In 60 days, but it didn't happen. But For $440 million in tax relief, a little extension doesn't bother me a bit," Senate President Phil Lewis said. "It was a very good session for the people," Gov. Bob Graham said. Flo. Shake . - . - - - - - I .!.O . III • -" p.m. Legislators co uldn't finish by noon, when the five-day extension of the 60-day regular meeting expired, so Lewis and house Speaker Hyatt Brown called a two-hour special session. he tax relief proposal is m two par ts. Property taxes for schools are cut 1.2 mills — $1.20 per $1,000 of assessed value across-the-board this year and rites and counties allowed to collect only 5 percent more property tax revenues than it year, except for money generated by new construction. All property owners get some relief $25 for a $25,000 and $1,250 for a $1 million office building. TI... cost the state $378 million during the next two years and $220 million a year once it is fully implemented. Also in the crunch For adJournment Wedn esday, legislators voted to create ii new district appeals court with headquarters in Daytona Beach, the speaker's hometown. Senate Judiciary-Civil Chairman Mattox hair, 1)-Jacksonyule, blasted the proposal as forn: of porkbarreling' and almost killed it. But his amendment putting off the decision on the headquarters until December was ,ujteti, 1917. The Legislature upproved a $1 5.782 billion budget — $14 Beginning in November 1980, the homestead exemption 011 billion in actual state spending schools pro perty taxes — now and about $2 billion in city and ss,000 for most homeowners county money. The spending plan sets aside $150 million for and $10,000 for the elderly and emergency toads work, includtilsubleci is raised to $25,000. j the widening of deadly twoHomeowners get a $160 a year reduction, but ta xes on other lane highways. property return to current levels. 'the --'..- -- . .- -. .I• - l -- DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? •.. .-..i..f ......i. ..... UA I lIVI )CZftU5V Will worst -- --- I . The 107ff ..cd,,,i .'nzh..'I TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) -- There may be a shakeup of personnel in the state agency that enforces the coastal construction set ba ck law. An internal audit released Wednesday indicates the BeThe first part of the package aches and Sho res Division of is implemented by general law. the Department of Natural Graham is certain to sign the Resources has violated laws proposal because it is a and its own rules, hidden modified version of the two-mill violations from the gover no r rollback and freeze he recoinand Cabinet and operated in a mended this spring. gener ally sloppy way in recent increase in homestead years. exemption req uires approval of The report said the agency approved many illegal exenip- a constitutional anicndnicnt tions from the setback Line that going on the Mardi presi dential regulates how close to the water primary ballot. construction can be along Florida's long coastline. It covers periods when Harmon Shields was director of the department. He was suspended earlier this year during an FBI probe of suspected kickbacks and bribery in one of the land purchase programs under his supervision. The audit by interim Director Jay Landers and internal auditor Gary Braddock was ordered by the Cabinet, which oversees the department. Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington and Agriculture Commisisioner Doyle Conner, the management team for the agency, will discuss hut to do about it today. ' - Contemporary Contemporary Styling ' Homeowner Tax Help OK'd - •.. .' 1 - ____ —_.,.___J 1-1, ~ Capital punishment is as old and as universal as human society Itself. Its implementation however, has undergone considerable refinement down through the centuries At one time and In some places, the theft of a loaf of bread could mean death in any number of bar. barically Inventive ways The supreme penalty gradually came to be reserved for the supreme crime—murder, a life for a life Only in fairly recent times and in the West has refinement reached the pint of questioning the basic principle of capital punishment, the justification for the state's taking a life under any circumstances. The death penalty is in effect today in only a few Western countries, the United States notably included. JACK ANDERSON - KAMPALA, Uganda (UP!) — Uganda's new government today announced its first shakeup since taking power six weeks ago. Kampla Radio said in a broadcast President Yusufu lule had appointed four new ministers and four others had changed Jobs. While t he reasons for the changes were not disclosed, It appeared initiall three officials had been demoted In the shakeup. '. / '. Thursday, June 7, 1919—SA Uganda Power Shakeup BV DON GRAFF ' - ' , .& ,a i,,____ ' '.. Issue T_ . _____ ____________ \\k'\. \ .. C, , 11 'Our little school has shaped the papacy,' Putyra said afterward. I thank God that I could conic here again." John Paul said at the Kalwaria monastery earlier, lie echoed this thanksgiving in his hometown. But his townspeople hardly let him speak. It took him several minutes to make his way up half a dozen steps to the podium outside the church. At every step he leaned over to touch a shoulder or clasp a hand. 'l don't think I took life so seriously in those days," he told one old friend in the crowd. Father Antoni Planury, who attended the local school with John Paul, seconded that. He said Karol was a religious boy "but always full of fun." John Paul kiss ed the baptismal font where he was christened, then went outside to the outdoor podium. A slow, wide smile creased his face as the memories poured in. Before him were 30,000 laughing people, double the town's population. As everywhere he has gone in Poland — this is the sixth day of the first visit by a reigning pope to any Communistruled land — people streamed from miles around to see and hear "our own pope." John Paul recalled the '18 years of my life" spent here, and noted there seemed a lot of new faces in the town. - — strong electorate got a chance today for the first time to elect representatives to their nation's revamped Parliament by choosing among four Political parties and about 1,600 candidates. Ballots cast at 26,000 polling stations nationwide will choose 376 parliamentary seats, ot w hich 30 are being reserved for women for the first tim e. The practice of keeping half the remaining seats for workers and farmers is being upheld. Political parties have been legalized for near ly three years, but this is their first opportunity at contesting Parliament's seats. President Anwar Sadat's National Democratic Party, which controlled more than 300 seats in the former House, was certain to win by a sweeping majority. VT BERRY'S WORLD WADOWICE, Poland (UP! — Pope John Paul II made a sentimental journey to the place of his birth today, but ahead lay a chilling memory of the past — the Nazi death factory at A uschwitz. Auschwitz was the holoca ust at its worst. Four million people or more, most of them Jews, were slaughtered there in the biggest death camp of the Nazi empire, and John Paul's visit there was to be the first by a reigning pontiff. But first, he went to his own deepest roots to the Kalwarja Zebrzydowska monastery where he made annual pilgrimages from bo yhood through middle age, and to this 700-year-old town where he was born. The first Polish pope laid aside the splendor of his office for a few brief moments reliving his schoolboy days, hugging and kissing old friends from humbler times. He drove through the flowerstrewn market place to the baptismal font where he was christ ened Karol Vojtyla 59 years ago an spoke from the steps of the domed parish church— a few steps away from the first-floor apartment where he lived as a child with his mother, Emelv, and his Polish army captain father. It was a homecoming in the truest sense, and the 15,000 people of Wadowice all but burst with pride, like Zbigniew Putyra,60, one of Karol Wojtyla's closest friends in grade school, who was driven to the edge of town to embrace his old classmate. Egypt's 10 million The shock and grief of an airline disaster gives way finally to cold analysis of the cause. So it was after the in-flight collision in San Diego last September, and so it is now with the crash of a DC-1 jetliner near Chicago. The Federal Aviation Administration has grounded all DC-10 aircraft pending inspections of the pylons attaching engines to the wings. The failure which led the American Airlines jet to drop an engine on take-off, says the FAA, suggests the possibility of "grave and potentially dangerous deficiencies" on similar planes. This disruption in airline service at the outset of the summer travel season is a price that must be paid for safety. Technology has brought us the miracle of flight, but behind the impressive safety record of the airline industry lies the necessity of painstaking attention to details of aircraft design, construction, inspection and maintenance. If there is a potential for pylon failure in any of the 135 DC-10s in use by U.S. airlines, it obviously must be corrected before another taxis to the runway. If a weakness went undetected in the doomed American Airlines plane, then the need for overhaul is in the inspection procedures that had pronounced it airworthy. The advent of the jumbo jet has vastly increased the possible loss of life in airline accidents. As dreadful as San Diego's experience was last year, the Chicago crash took nearly twice as many lives and now stands as the worst airline disaster on American soil. Let's pray that It occupies that niche in history for a long, long time. Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters most be signed, with a milling address and, U pessible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names in print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to apace requirements. BRIEF Mayor June Lormann's son, former mayor Jim Lormann, was present "just in case she needed a ride to jail," he said. - - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Pope V"s its Hometown; Auschwitz Next Egyptians Voting Today What The Price Is Pleas e Write Hugs, Kisses Old Friends : - ISELL HOM ES I - WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHERI DAVE FARR REALTY - REALTORS 322-2420 - 323-1194 1565 PARK DR., SANFORD Quasar shortened its Dynabnite.. picture tube, then combined it with a special tinpotontial electron gun. Result: Quasars sharpest, clearest picture yet! See it today! $000 58 7 With Trade-In SUNSHINE TV 609W. 91h St Sanford 3224922 Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 55:30 Wed Sat. I-Noon The First helps you help yourself! MODEL RAILROAD CLUE Organizational Meeti ng. All Model Railroaders Invited. June ?, 7:30pm 1908 French Ave. Sanford, Florida - - Shorter tube_Sharper Focus , RFfLTOR- ASSOCIATE STENSTROM ___ _f ' �6A-Evening Herald, Sanfor d, fI - - --T h ursday, June 7, 1979 ABC News Special TV HIGHLIGHTS L THURSDAY Broadway are sung by Julie Joel Grey in a dazzling hour of high-spirited music, laughs and entertainment 10:00 6:00 () I12 THE INNOCENT AND THE DAMNED Attorney Tom ED STUDIO SEE Attends a and talks with a violin prodigy Keating becomes convinced of Lee Bishops innocence, but when he insists that there be (R) further investigation, he is dis- wild pony roundup, tours a kids cookie-making factory missed from liEs law firm. (Part 6:30 NBC NEWS 14) 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE 2 of 5)(R) 020/20 11:00 (Z(14J00112)NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guests: Wil- 7:00 liam Masters and Virginia (Ii TIC TAC DOUGH Johnson (Part I of 2) 64) MARY TYLER MOORE Lou 11:30 112 TONIGHT Guest host: Grant is fired when the news Show ratings drop. O Qn THE CROSS-WITS Richard Dawson Guests: Norm JOKER'S WILD ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT Crosby, Shirley Jones. (14) THE NEWLYWED GAME MA'S'H Mail call brings a "Dear John" letter to Frank 7:30 () LIARS CLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MATCH GAME O $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 'CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Stove from his wife and news that Colonel Potter is going to become a grandfather. (A) 0 STARSKY & HUTCH A vigilante group preying on criminals who were set free ask ED DICK CAVETT Guest: @3 BIG VALLEY The Barkleys Oscar Peterson, start a parole system in the val- ley to help convicts get a better chance at a new start. 8:00 M_ NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Hidden World" O Within our world there exists CA ED LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU 9:00 (2) (4) DONAHUE iz e S 0 MIKE DOUGLAS creatures almost beyond our awareness - insects 0 THE WALTONS drug dealer to expose a multi- personality becomes even million dollar international more peculiar when she begins to secretly drink in excess. (R) heroin ring MORK & MINDY Mork falls 0 MANNIX madly and passionately in love with a shapely blonde manne- 12:37 1:00 ff2) TOMORROW Unusual quin. (A) guests from past shows discuss human sexuality. (1.2) BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE ED BEAUTY AND THE BEAST A colorful puppet presentation of the classic fable "Beauty And The Beast," is presented. GRAMMING (4) UPBEAT 10:00 CARD SHARKS 10:30 (12) ALL STAR SECRETS (4) LOVE OF LIFE WHEWI 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 (i)© HIGH ROLLERS @)OTHE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE& SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON MORNING 12:00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE S_!.LE8.8 lionaire father orders Brad, Angie and Angie's mom to fly to Palm Beach so that he can Inspect them. (A) 5:30 SUMMER SEMESTER U U (12) NEWS ED EDUCATIONAL PRO. 5:53 III PTL CLUB 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY (4) CRACKERBARREL ED MOVIE "South Pacific" (C) (1958) Mitzi Gaynor. Rossano Braza. An American woman falls in love with a Frenchman while stationed as a Navy nurse on Hawaii during World War II. 12 1/2 Hrs.) 6:30 (4) KUTANA THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 ED A.M. WEATHER 6:47 '4)0 AS THE WORLD (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS TURNS 6:55 2:00 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA PLAY The greatest songs of Set For Mail 800 • FRENCH CHEF 330 (4)0 M•A8'H (A) ELECTRIC COMPANY 400 (23 EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED ALL YOU CAN EAT WORLD OF THE SEA (12) MAKE ME LAUGH Includes: Fried Fish Fillets French will be first-class mail weighing one ounce or less and single piece third-class mail of two ounces or less that exceed any of these dimensions: 6-4 inches high; 11½ inches long, or 4 Inch thick. Also subject to the surcharge are odd-shaped pieces within the weight units noted above. The acceptable size ratio for such pieces Is: the length must be between 1.3 times and 2.5 times the height. Two basic reasons were given for the new standards. The surcharge on over-sized and odd-shaped pieces will reflect the extra costs of handling them. Because of their dimensions, they usually cannot be put through letter sorting machines. The upWII&11&5 LnUUIUlUUII on UNDER CONVERSION TOA zv"a OF SANFORD- 14 SANFORD "GREASE" I PLAZA , . - Family of 4 Chicken Special CANDLELIGHT PRIME RIB DINNER 4`6 Served Friday from 5 pm I I 4 now. . . 6pm Ph, 322-1910 _ Sanford ...11111111111~ _____________ _____________ dhov C Ane 10. 1979 - - - i - Ii ... - - . - - I . ' - .-- .-. LONGWOOD BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH 600 N. Hwy. 17.92 Longwood .• Pastor Leo LeBsaux Church 3390090 In Seminole County" - - - -I-I i __._ -'''#. . .-.. ,'..-..---. .- . - - - ___ .1 Hitters Ahead .. . Nursery Provided - -- - - -. ------ -.---- - - - , 1 I I 1~4~ It wits a bad day for pitchers triple and single. 1303i'd Shull, , ~* ' Wednesday in the Sanford little filed a double alld t%%0 sit'91 s . -C I I .~, I National I,eague with 73 runs and Orion added thriuv singles. 1 Kevin Suilth stroked . . ,A scored in three games. 1. .1i _______r.:!. - - -". ' .- 11* - " '.' - :. ' . .:..- - _ - "' - - .. ' . - ... ' - ,.. '*P 4_ . . day, the Railroaders bl,asted Merthie blasted a pair of Cardinal Industries, 23-2, while threL, rwi hoiners and a single league- champion Chase out- .ill(l scored five runs for Chase. slugged Medical Center, 22-9. uigton l.tinini, d i grand iw Clem Leonard Shell topped run .iiid .1 double. First Federal, 11.6. Dee .Johusoii had a pair of . Rabbit, Boyd proved the singles For Chase, hik Dean -.- exception, pitching - .'' . ' ' . , - a - three- hall and Keith Mriff added I hitter For Railroaders, strikmn), - . one single upii.'ce. out nine and salking one. - -.•Sett Krigher had it pair (it ~ I i Albert Armstrong as 4-for-4 singles (or Medical Center. for the Railroaders with a triple wldle Bruce Franklin and Greg and three singles, Donald iiwsott each had one single. - .. Grayson blasted a haute run, Richard Leonard held First Federal to just three lots, but l hit ::; 1 trb o huu - . ,,, - - - - - . . - - _____________ • . - - . • •1 - -- - ___________________________________________________________________ - - - _____ -- - _________ -.' . - - - - . - - . . - . , - - .• . - . • - ,.• • . '. - . . -. - - 4. -- - -,. - - - .. .. ';.,t- 4- SLIDE, MIKE, . ~. - Mide Terry slides home safely just under the tag by American League catcher Billy Ed ards Wednesday night in the Altamonte Springs Little League minor ' UL Na tionals lea gue .dII e vailed by 7-2 score. S L DE I pr Montrea R Mimi l SCOREBOARD lls 0 iv.0,or &eague o Just when the Montreal Expos thought nothing could stop them, something did: fatigue. I was enjoying it just watching them," Montreal Manager Dick Williams said Fl hi., c club Wednesday h,hOw..r scored 11 runs In the fourth Inning en route to a 12-2 victory over 1,. Atl nuansa anta Braves. "All we did was make some changes, get everyone In the usxugalfle a...41 .e0 our v4 men get some at-bats, continued Williams, who has the Expos In vi°j'-' 2; ase 7 Impala Classy 10.20 6.10 I Crash Gordon 5.50 0 (7-5) 17.00, P (6-7) 206.45, 1 (5-74) 1.001.00. Sixth Race, A. 5-16, T. 31.26 S Bill Whiz 5.10 4.20 250 5 Sharkey Pete 7.00 3.10 6 Ks Poco 3.40 Q(S-I) 20.20, P (I-SI 100.50. T (I-S. Oil League East 1' GB 30 19 6c1t '/, 29 19 .604 27 23 .540 3' 29 25 .7 3' 22 27 '449 5 20 30 .100 1013 West W L Pct. GB 34 24 .556 30 25 .545 2" 27 31 .46.6 73 26 30 164 7 26 32 .445 20 35 .361 12½ National Montreal .4.:-. • - .- Moos e ile Is iking ut Roger ILtil aid iuu ii tins both doubled for First Vt'dcrI and .Joe I .ittoii added a smgk'. .,o ,,- Herald photo by Tom Netsel Moose defeated Knights of Colunibus, 8-3. Wednesday to boost its second half record to 60 in the Sanford Junior League, plays Kiwanis tonight a .30 pn. tit ase ar i makeup game. Elks nipped Rotary, 7-5, in Wednesday's other league RAILROADERS CARDINAL AB R H AS H D w mth :; w Jump U Boyd Tol l, r:win?on 4 0 0 Fretman 3 0 0 Whittal,er Fine 30 23 IS Fianders c iintuntio hurled a otte- hitter, striking out six, but the Moose pitcher's performance by' ii walks was marred • The Otu) silt gor rnlgiiLs Kni ghts- Oi 3Ramon-Ech.nlz '° 0(2-4)40.50: P (4-2) 06.60; 1(4.2. 3) ss.so. Ninth Game Columbus woss a single by 6Oscar 12.50 1.70 2.50 Naser Baker. 2 Enrique 5.50 3.60 Rotunda also paced his te;un 1 Said 2 50 0(2-6) 40.00; P (6-2)114,00: 1 (5-2. at the plate, slainiiiing a triple and double. Terry l(ussi added I5 20 0 I :0 ct 3 MEDICAL CHASE I. C AS R H Graham A8 R H 4 3 0 1 0 0 1 3 i Dennis "' 0 " M.rlhie 4 S 3 0 F,nklin 31 0 Ktig•r 1 S P 7 7 r'te,on Jr,non cOi e Coiiins 0. Merthie W alsh Ii 2 BDebo, Campbell i 4 0 Lemon i 0 0 Puerte Van Berqer o io I 00 0 I 0 0 I I I I 4)231,40, Tenth Game hie tiile Tracy Seventh Race, C. i,T. 31.62 2 Egana-Enrique 7.60 1.50 330 two singles, Reed 21 2 0 0 Lawson Pittsbrgh 7 Thanks 12.00 7.00 3.70 1 Ramon-Diaga 1.60 3.20 Walker and Mike Leo1uird had io'ai 19 9 20 22 Totalt Phhla 1 Blue Again 24.20 020 SSara -Sarduy 4.40 one single apiece. Cha,&Co ChiCagO i i 22 5 Ama Dlnomite 3.10 0(1-2) 34,60; P (2-I) $1.00; I (2)I III 00- 9 New York Elks i1lit Oil.) OUt.hit, ,Ik, LI s sifl(,.L gle, M,d,cai Center 0(1.7) 154.00, P (7-I) $70.00, T (7. 5) 705.40. IS) 11150.00. by Rick)' Bridges, but nine FIRST Eleventh Game LEONARD Eighth Race. D,7.16, T. 45.47 6Carasa-lsldro 5.60 5.20 4.00 walks and several errors FEDERAL SHELL Houston Al R H S Dark Morn Al R H 36.70 20.60 6.00 I Hetnan-Fernan 4.00 3.40 -loIisrk,uiLu u a - - . Cinci sLorInh. 2 Mick'sZuma 10.00 3.50 lArano 1.40 Los Ang Doss Doe Does bobby Howe and Hick) Gains 210 Q (1-6) 30.60; P (5-1) 15,70; 1 (SI. 3 2 i Leonard Ii San Fran 0 (2-I) 137.60, p ($3) 475.00, T (0- 4) 231.10. 31 0 Brown 4 22 Raniassar each had singles for Erntt San Diego , Dixon 3.3 1,543.60. 2 0 0 P Hill Twelfth Game I i Rotar Atlanta Henr y Ninth Race. C, S-IL, T. 31.62 2 Zubi.Paco 10.50 7.60 12.20 MOO . SE 0109 901,11, 11 1 1 7 Sneaked By 22.00 7.40 5.20 3 Egana-Echaniz 5.20 4.50 American League Al N H AS P H KflilP'l 6 3 0 0 O?:9'..S 21 6 Big Red Man 11.20 13.60 7 Belde-Enrique 7.00 Von HOrbelli 31 0 Rutsi 3 33 Litton East 2 0 i Goidtt,ci, I0 I Let It Ride laker 4 I ) Ramasiar 21 I ROlundo IsO Q 12 3) 36.20; P 12-3) 111.00; T (2. 3 0 0 Hodgsn, 00 0 Pct Fisischm.nn 3 I 5 McGowan 2i 0 3 Howard 2 0 0 Totals 02 0 I3(I7) ()Ie.S0. oriffith Wa l ke r all) A- I;4.30; Handle 1126.465. rtdtrlck 4,733.00. Boston 31 21 596 1 ::: Totals 21 11 ? :0 Tenth Race, B, S-IS, T. 31.36 Milwauke Nathan 22 25 :561 21/7 0 0 0 Murphy 3 0 0 First Federal too 122I Super Smooth 20.20 11.00 4.10 New York 30 75 . , Leonard Shell 143 40.j :: 100 120 H Detroit 25 24 310 5,, I Nextlm: Brinson 300 Winkle 3.0 -491 Hail ) I C Totals 24 s 1A A% . " o 46.60. P (4.15 IU.M. Toonto ' " CC " 6) SEMINOLE Jackson 0 t we,s' '' Totals 2131 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Eleventh Race, TA, S.I6,T.31.24 W L Pct. os 6 Iola Whiz 53.20 17.10 5.00 First Race Calif knights 0lColumbus 33 23 519 300 DOG--I 10.40 6.00 ISaunders Star 0.20 3.00 3.60 Moose Kan City 213 02a-5 31 24 .S64 I', 2 Todd OIlier Jim's Speed Rapid 3ErieJim 4.00 4.50 1.10 Minn NOTARY n 23 ELKS 7 11.00 0(2-4) 27130, P (S-all) $0.10, (All- 1 Baby Bear AB 1 H AS N H Texas 30 71 .554 2 Mitchell I 0 Huaman I I0 2) 20.70, 1 (6-2-1) 054.00. 0 (3.4) 10.40; T (4-3-I) 456.20; Chicago 26 2$ .411 6 Anderson II OChisholm 100 Time 2:00.4. Twelfth Race, A, 4t,T.3$.04 Seattle 22 35 .356 11½ I. Rowe 31 I Buie 3 00 SlapstIck 11.60 2.60 3.00 Second Race Oakland II 35 .321 15 Namassar 31 I 311 Wynn 1 Ell's Belle SBrenda Van 11.40 1220 6.40 Rob i nson 3.50 4.00 00 OKIdd 210 Tanner $ I'm Nest I I I Dougherty 3.40 2.50 i I0 5.20 lArlas-Junkin I 00 IndIes 131 0(1-4) 174$. P (4-I) 75.65, T 1 4-I-- SPemmhcan 400 SOYd 0 I S Emerson I 0 0 5)101.10. 0 (5-4) 30.00; T (5.4-4) 4.10*. 000 Sradwili 200 A - 2,250; Handle $166,543. Time 2:05.1. Sctab I 0 I Totals II Donaldson Third Race 000 DAYTONA BEACH Capko ISO $15021.60 15.10 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Totals 130 2 I Placid Alice 1.00 5.20 First Race, D, S-16. T. 31.54 notary 302 0-5 3Daman's Star 3.60 NIxon Whifey 6.00 3.40 3.00 Elks 5)5 _7 flAYYnA a vAru 'd 54'SI uIf.CV U 94UJS C,JVVU J uesvers Too 3.10 3.60 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Time 2:06.2. 6 Sandy's Jefaway "° FirstGame Fourth Race 0(14)13.60, P (1.3) 40.50, 1(1-33Galdos-MandI ola 15.30 4.60 2,10 Slbogas Power 6.60 5.00 2.60 6)144.60. 5.00 3.00 S Manuel 16.40 6.20 Second R ace, 0. 5- 16.1.31.74 6 3.50 4CJ Rodney 7.50 _____________________ $ Keen LaddIe 10.00 6.60 5.00 (34) 2045,P (3.14) Md.". Q (4.5) $1.40; T ($-$-4) 433.50; 7 CrImson Dynamo 120 3.00 HAIDWAlI Second Game Time 2:00.2. 3.00 10.10 5.20 3.10 Fifth Race 0(5-7) 14.40, P(S-7) 57.40, T(5-1 s Duran - Arco 2Trani-Andre $20 2.50 3.10 2.40 2.20 l Crazy Goose $)104.50. SVictor- Mti Ii 3.10 STimely Jerry 3.40 2.60 Third Race, l,s.15,T.3I.n II Q(21)P(5-3) 36-119i 11211-01 DO (3 2Enough Time 2.60 S Echo Woos Boos 1200 5.40 5.10 Biacks, Decker ROCKWELL 1/4 9 11 95.40. 0(13) 17.40:1(1-5-2) 75.40; Time SK'sQueenBee 3.70 210 Third Game 1:42. 4 MolJfltalnJhIt 11" Variable Speed 1.00 SZubi CORDLESS DRILL 11.20 1.40 6,20 Sixth Race 0(54)17.00, P (54) 1700 .,1 4. lArca 5.20 4.60 2lEMisner 1.20 2.20 Recharges Overnight 4)135.40. 7Trani 3.40 7 e Patch 2.40 2.20 Pewffi Pace, D,,T.3$.54 Q(14)34.S0,P(S-1)15$.75,T(5-I lMlslKhng I! 220 2 Darren 14.60 6.20 320 2) 63430. 0 (2-7) 4.20: P (2-7) 0.20: Time 7 B. Allspice 3.40 2,50 Fourth Game 2:06.3 I DukeAxs 2.40 SDuran-Rodoifo 17.00 6.00 1.20 Seventh Race Q(7.7) 300, p (2-7) 5.30, T (2-7No 7127 2 Egana-G.rar 6.00 5.20 2Mystery Capri 14.20 5.60 5.00 4C(37 SAVE lO I) 227.0 1 Santl-Mandbola 3.10 5 PG Joey 6.60 6.20 Fifth Race, C, S-IS, T. 31.31 0(25) 42.45; P(S.2) 110.10, T (5-2I Mick Time 3,00 Mountain Bloom 22.20 14 00 16.00 Stan ley 1) I,20.45. Q (21) 30-00: T (2-0-1) 703.40; Filth Game Time 2:032. POWERLOCK STRIPPERS SBeIde-Gofrl 5.10 7,60 3.10 Altamonte Senior Eighth lace RULER Removes paint, rust 30 550 230 4 SaId.Dla9a 1.20 1 Duane Brewster 9.20 580 Power Return without damage lIS.IOgT(0-Sl Dusty Lehigh 310 Playoffs Launched 4) Q(4-5067.15;P($-4) /7 347.00. Q (5-4) 14.00; T (541) 155.40; $ss sixth Game Time 3:04.1. The senior league playoffs In $ Trani-Peclna 17.00 5.60 3.00 Ninth Race 7.10 7.00 2Arriva Hobby t'' ,,',1'. the Altamohte Springs Little 2Santi-Fefnan 5.40 6.40 2.50 AVE S2 - Gerardo SAVE 2 7.50 1 Deleon Tarpon ,, 6.40 3.10 League begin today at5p.m.on 6 Domingo Q(3)40.4I;p(5-7) 163.51:1(5-3. 3MiddieT 3.10 -. .1 the Wedinotit diamond When 6)326.0. 0 (1-2) 1330: 1 (2•1-3) $35-Il; kv.athcame Orange Buick Yankees take on Time 2:06. 17.00 $20 6.10 Tentlilace Baldwin Funeral Home Cubs in IDuranWally Ramon-Rodolto 10.80 3400 6 Potentate Pick [sIsLLs1: 19.10 6.60 2.40 the first of a best-of-three lEgana-Badlola 360 l Dixie Berry 1.00 3.00 series. Q(1-1)$3.40;p(1.7) l31.$;T(1-7. 4 Tarlo 4.50 0 (6-I) $3.50; 1 (644) 541.40; Caine No. 2 will be Saturday 4) 414.20. liIoffi Game Time 3:01. at1O am. with tlw third cotit, 4 Oscar- 011am 11.10 6.50 4.00 Attendance- 1,443; Handleif needed, scheduled Tuesday. 2Hernan-Goiti 6.40 6.20 $15,110. St. Louis - . in ' . - arness Rac ng ,.,,•,•rg Dog Racin g J ai-Ala[ .. .. ... ................. ACEJ. REVERSING DRILL $ 1699 - ROTARY LJU\ 15111f,Jjj I -- Of The Hurlers ~,.%.... , 11-" I %.,, . , , 4N, . . .1 " I ., 1* . . : . , L Garry Templeton singled "The Fastest Growing .. - - ' . . , . 4 . . - I home Tony Scott with two out In the eighth to give St. Louis its seventh straight victory. AIt*s4, PkIflles3: Pinch hitter Denny Walling alanuned a three-run homer in the seventh to tie 1.1w score and Jose Cruz knocked In the goahead rim In the eighth with a fielder Cubs 3, Padres 8: Hick Hetachel and Bruce Suttercoinbinedan a fourhitter to bed Randy Jones, 54 Mets 8, flee 3: Joel Youngbiood's tie-breakins double highlighted a four' rim seventh hm4 to qwk Ow Mets. Pirates 8, Doieri4: Bill Robinson's second home run of the game, a tworim, tweout shot, capped a' fow.nm eighth inning. ___ 1 - ' , - 6 I _ ' r' I ..- . "__ I'l ,Imillills"..: .,.. .11, I . .,-.. ,,, ,..'1% .-.~!, ~- Baltlmore3, Kansas City 0; and Cleveland 6, 0land 4. Cardin Cardinals 6, Gluts 1: Attendance Goal 350 1792, Sanford Skelley, Andrew Tatum and Billie Whaley. .1 Louis Cardinals. "You don't give any take signs or anything, you just watch." Ellis Valentine drove In three runs to highlight theinnlng. The 11 runs was three shy of the National League record since 1000. Chicago scored 14 on August , 1922. The Expos also scored eight runs with none out, four less than Brooklyn's record set on May 24, 1953. With Atlanta leading, 2-0, Montreal sent 15 batters to the plate in the fourth against two pitchers. Valentine drove In the first run of the inning with a single, then later in the Inning smgieu nome two more runs. In the American League, it was Toronto 5, California 4; Seattle 4, DetroIt 3; MIlwaukee 4, Texas 3; the ChICagO WhI te Sox 8, Boston 5; the New York 6)q, St. c nvJtversoirg - Kyle, Manfred McRory, Robin Naylor, Eleanor Shill, Suzanne - . Madison, K. Mandy, T. MeCollum, It. ML- Neil, C. Moreland, T. Mon-land. Z. Powell; A. Smith, W. Starling, 1.. Sylvester, 1). Taylor, S. Tenney, M. Thomas, .1. Tiliman, J. Tobin, W. loller, S. VihIen, A. Walker. C. Williams, S. Williams, and A. Wilson. Baker, A. Bradley, B. Brinson, Brumitt, B. Collins, W. Davis, J. Durham, F. Edwards, Faller, J. Ford, T. Ford, H. Frederick, C. Good.mond, C. Guth, D. Ilaywood, E. Jernigan, M. Kelly, J. Kinnaird, H. Colleen Depasquale, Kathy Garret, Joan Helms, Mike , a half-game ahead of the H URCH Sunday. , Scheduled to participate in the events are I.. Arent, J. ,. ri.... place ;,. the Wn.,t 1 1 A.M. and 7 P.M. Worship Services I I ~-1 Of SANFORD- LAKE MONROE "Overlooking The St. Johns" ! 11 J.* I - ,:...1---:" - Yankees 3, Minnesota 404I Offer ends June 15th - i`i"""i""iiiiiiiii"""" ~~~~ - ,.- , puI•-... with the BOB WILLS FAMILY SINGERS $ - 10pm r -: c(o'QAcQaLk S~V" ___ I Athletes will be accompanied chaperones Tom Bautz, by - By United Press International ":• ,-. I bIscuits .!lerald photographer Tom Nelsel puts his camera to work against a TV monitor, and captured this sequence of shots of Tuesday's pileup at Semiflole harness Raceway. .4,- $ tisi I.ORLANDO DR SANFORD 0 'N Choice of Baked Potato with Butter or Sour Cream or Vegetable Du Jour, Homemade Banana Pudding. pbm (of your choice) 10 pm Chowder, Tossed Garden Salad, Choice of Dressings, U.S. Prime Rib of Beef, ZEKE NATIONS I . Fruit Cup or Cup of Homemade Fish AIi.4.i. tuNVs-p--. ____ a-Il. Me Sr includes: Alk 19& Aflstitj bfreiaod ---- Robert Blanton Jr. was the other downed driver, and he suffered only facial abrasions. "It's a wonder we don't have more accidents because the drivers go all out right from the start," said Betty Rose, Seminole publicist. "It's just like a highway. You get a lot of people speeding, and accidents are Inevitable." Harmon has been racing Florida for the last five years. He is 46, and his wife, Nancy, Is a bookkeeper for a Longwood marine business. Harmon also competes at Pompano Beach, and he recently lost his top horse when Ard Ned went In a $2,000 claimer. "I've been In several of these things, but this Is the worst I have come out," Harmon added, The race was declared a no contest because of interference by personnel aiding the downed drivers and horses. . whatever your inauranea need.. only at 4 sIde orders 32212t6 CLOSED THURS. STARTS FRIDAY 1 stops to pick up participants Friday. Those boarding at Crooms High School in Sanford should be ready to board by 11:10 a.m.; those at Milweg. Missile School, Longwood, by 11:50 and at Rosenwald School for Exceptional Children by 12:20 p.m. I - Harmon suffered a concussion In addition to bruises on his back, shoulder, neck, chest and head. Detn Spriggs, who also went down, was hack In the sulky Wednesday night, grabbing a first and third. It was the first mishap for the 20-year-old Spriggs, whose primary complaint was that his favorite sulky was busted beyond repair. (LOViELAND]). quality prot.4ion, 8•plece Bucket LAST NITE 5th MUSKETEER Maybe I can live you some money on top- -- PG pa and compare. 910, Seminole Harness driver Reid Harmon was resting comfortat'11 in Florida Hospital North today after Tuesday night's spectacular pileup at the start of the sixth race at the Seminole Harness Raceway. "I remember hearing someone holler 'look out!' and then I sprung up in the air, but I don't remember anything - after that, "said Harmon. "I do know I am sore all over." II] 7:30-1:30 Ilwp 17125 Major League East Lanes, 13109 N. 56th St. Closing ceremonies will begin at 6:45 p.m. Saturday at Tampa Stadium followed by the Rowdies' League Soccer Game with the Washington Diplomats. The bus will be making three -, It JOHN TRAVOLTA Call Zoke Nations $4• 44 '.& . .0 4. 4- -14~- University of South Florida track followed by the Tug-of War and Standing Long Jump events 7-9 p.m. and the Welcome Dance from 9-11 p.m. Saturday's competitive events, with the exception of bowling, will also be held at the University. Bowling will be at aceway Pileup ' - "We've been wondering of 4 for .. her HWY 1712 322 7502 LAST NITE PLAZA L______________' 1:15.1;25 eed Your Family . Thursday, June 7, 1979-7A ' - .. iwi4. 1!z Thicker pieces, such as film mailers, can be mechanically culled from the "river" of letter mail moving through a post office's facing and cancelling equipment. Also exempted from all but the mtnlmwn thickness standard - are keys, identification cards and tags. Flint cartridge envelopes, if lightweight, will be subject to the surcharge. The new size standards were recommended by the Postal Rate Commission in April, 1976, and adopted shortly after that by the Postal Service's Governors. It was stipulated that they would not become effective until after the spring of 1978, giving customers at least two years to prepare for the change and exhaust their W Star A Fugitive - I Forty athletes from Seminole County will leave Friday for Tampa to participate in the 1979 Florida State Special Olympic Games under the sponsorship of Seminole County Association of Retarded Citizens. The opening ceremonies will begin at 6:30 p.m., at the smaner supplies ui non-coniorming about him," said a deputy In the v ivn Hapides Parish sheriff's office MERV GRIFflN at Alexandria. "He hasn't been noomu apprehended yet, but we're MIII 5.00 (l) CAROL BURNETT AND searching, We believe he's still FRIENDS In the date." 0 THE 000 COUPLE Authorities said at least three M$STERROGERS(R) of the 10 chIldren who joined 5:30 Selas on the trip complained of (2) NEWS being sexually molested. All the 0 HOGAN8 HEROES youths were about 7 years old. (12) BEWITCHED "We're interviewing all 6OVER EASY children and all th e narents SANFORD INN NEW OWNERS - f armon Resting KNOE-'IV in Monroe. 4:30 C!) MIKE DOUGLAS SERVED EVERY FRIDAY FROM 1P.M. T09 P.M. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Special Athletes From Seminole Eye State Games ... Chlldrens Show" aired on SESAMESTREET(n) Fries, Hush Puppies, Cole Slew - v , boys during a weekend camp1t8 trip. The trip, the first of several Officers In 'Monroe and In planned by Selas, was not Rapides Parish, the location of connected with KNOE, said the campground, checked leads station owner James A. Noe Jr. Wednesday but were unable to determine the whereabouts of Frank Selas, 40, who danced and supervised competitions between groups of child guests 01, on his weekly "Mr. Wonder I GENERAL HOSPITAL & . % u "There's so much ego in"...1 want to win this case," in this stuff. It's involved prosecutor Dennis Nollette says and it's ... it's incredible, early in the program, and later around our office, too. credible he says, '1 want a conviction. z there's wins, somebody If want this particular defendant, and clapping, and hollering and also this particular victim, the their name goes up on to get a message. I want society as a whole to get the message board, and stars around it, and that, you know, you just don't fireworks and it's wonderful. There's a lot of energy, and the shoot people." reward's winning. And losing is Defense attorney David Allen nothing. Losing's nowhere. says that by the end of a case, In this case, both victim and the defense usually convinces itself of the justice of its cause defendant were losers before the crime even was committed. and he adds: - (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING IJ FRIDAY NIGHT PH. 3234M . .5 inui disquieting. MONROE, La. (UPI) Involved In last week's camping Authorities have been unable to trip," said Rapides Parish trace children's television Investigator William Hilton. emcee "Mr. Wonder," wanted "All the complaints are not on charges of molesting young sexually related." (2) (12) THE DOCTORS O ONE LIFE TO 2:30 .4&$R44 ri from 100 hours of tape, defense or with premeditated following the case from an Intention to kill, early meeting between defendCollins was shot in the head, ant Jack Jones and his court- might die, and almost certainly appointed defense attorneys would never fully recover. The through the trial, verdict, and defendant had made a statepost-trial post-mortem. ment to police while drunk, in The production was a joint which he said he had shot venture by ABC News, Eric someone else earlier on the day Saltzman, a trial lawyer and of the crime. Both victim and producer with Harvard Univer- accused had prior records. sity's Evidence Films, and Neither could be classified as Charles Nesson, professor and noble. associate dean of Harvard Law One of the most striking School. aspects of the case is the huge The shooting of Raymond social chasm between the "Big Man" Collins took place at participants In the crime and a sleazy hotel in downtown the representatjves of the law Seattle. That Jones shot Collins - that Is, prosecution, defense, was not 'contested - only judge and jury. That an inwhether Jones acted in self. digent black man could be as well defended as Jones was shows "the system" can work, jilt sometimes falls. ev But the win-lose syndrome is mailing pieces and flimsy cards envelopes and cards. Is based on the fact that they Beginning July 15, when new can become trapped In other size standards for mall -are 12:30 mail, tear and Jam processing implemented by the U.S.Postal (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. machinery. As a result, other service, customers also will be ROW mail can be damaged. paying a 7-cent surcharge for RYAN'S HOPE There are some exceptions to ed or odd-shaped pieces oversiz (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES the m inimum-size prohibition, of mail. 1:00 . . . It -a. piece is more than onePieces will be non-mailable if, C(12)DAY8OFOURUVE8 fourth ofan thick, itdg are less than 3½ Inches they (4) MIDDAY THE YOUNG AND THE not have to measure at least 34 high, 5 inches long, or seven,. Inches high or 5 Inches long. thousanths of an Inch thick. RESTLESS OAt-I. MY CHILDREN 1:30 6:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER 2) QUINCY Quincy is accused of murder when he signs a kidney transplant order on an accident victim who allegedly was not dead. (A) @30 THE LAST GIRAFFE Susan Anspach and Simon Ward portray Betty and Jock Leslie-Melville, a young couple living in Kenya who adopt an endangered Rothschild giraffe. O COME HEAR THE MUSIC % GRAMMING NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE 9:00 S Also subject to the surcharge 9:55 111,111 multi-mil- PRO- ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) Corabeth's normally different , vy 14 SPORTS __ U MOVIE CI) (12) 12:05 CBS LATE MOVIE "McCloud: The Concrete Jungle Caper" (1974) Dennis Weaver, John Russell. McCloud goes undercover as a another world inhabited by 8:30 ANGIE Brad's By JUAN HANAUER UP) Television Writer NEW YORK (UPI) - In ED SESAME STREET criminal court, It is winning or losing that counts, not how the 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA lawyers play the game. 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDAFor the defense, winning (12) NEWS means the accused Is found 7:30 "not guilty," which is a long (1) ff2) TODAY way from Innocence. GOOD MORNING AMERI. For the prosecution, losing CA often represents a moral 8:00 defeat. (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO extraordinary In an ED OVER EASY documentary, the ABC News 8:25 aoseun team oresents "The (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA Shooting of Big Man: Anatomy O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA of a Criminal Case," scheduled (12) NEWS to air June 8,941 p.m., Eastern 8:30 time. (2)12) TODAY The two-hour show is cull ed O GOOD MORNING AMER$- ED EDUCATIONAL 12:00 A 7:00 TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 0000 MORNING AMERI.. CA Starsky to join thorn. 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I've even shoplifted just eferriiig Ito a person or a so well ifshe %kits it virgin when to get away with something. centipede. Whites - 2-Tones - Various Colors she was married. DEAR ABBY: I called a I '.e ne.em been caught I guess eIl 1 too vas .l virgin .lie:m / fl I've young 1 know been lucky lady and invited or maybe !nm i married but my husband 0 / vrr her to attend a sailing regatta just good at it t and titli •ill his I'm also a terrible liar. I honest to admil, you %out with ine oil the All of July. It's previous experience, lie didn't inake up things just to get friends and a (-tear conscience. one of tile nicmt affairs Of tile know peanuts compareti it) pc-ople to listen to tile. I don't if you llu%,c 11 school court_ season and entails the races in what I t1jught 111111! hiat. till) friends, and I d like at setter, mimuke trait is for Unit the afternoon, followed b) I didii t learn it anywhere. I least one I uric hard to miii office.If not, tell) our parents dinner and dancing at the yacht just followed ui natural inpress people but always end up )OU tia'.e sonic personal stinits 111(1 did sh.ite'.er I felt .mistead o. sa)uIk )C5 or no, was right, it seemed to collie making a fool of myself. problems you would like to talk . I'd like to be a good person ti'cr tith sunme'oiie at the' she asked inc to call her around naturally. -. . once you the 5th of June and she's tell but U I do n't iha"'1 v e the will II )OW' C I was blessed with ')'irt'nt mnvutam ticaitti emime. '' to do what's right Dishonesty get (lie help ou ,-" GROUP lio 1l%l}s shosetl ,Iffu turn imeed, Ill bet on time then Abby, if she turns me down, for each otherand never Ind tile seenis to coine more it.atural to you N'S I'll have to ask somebody else, fact that making love %kas a ine. I need help before I end up DE'AR ABBY: You %rote, end by then a1l the best girls normal, health) part of in jail. So, Dear Abby, %% hat call "Under certain circujiistatices, DRESS 9 CASUALS will have been asked. My do married life,su %%hen I married you (to for a 15-year-old failure? it child CAN be darker than i I can't talk to ill), parents. Is )ou think she's waiting, ajid it never occured to ine to hold OPEN PAIR darkest parent." FRI. EVE A NO-GOOD"V Abby, since there are on.ly back in sexual feelings. I just DEAR GUY: A guy %ho two parents iiivolved, you PUZZIED expressed them. kmnt s his faults as nell US 0U should have used 'darker" DEAR PUZZLED: She could NEVER hAl) A lESSON IN kno yours is no "failure" ' ___________________________ instead of "darkest". Just be taItIng to see lithe she gets MY IJEE my book thought you should know. a better offer. Call her and tell You arc fair enough to blame EN(;IJsJII3UFF' t nin"y,'S cu her if she can't give you a CTOE out), yourself for your DEAR I hue%. 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You call feel your tier limits of freedoin with brain stretching, promises exuberant ruthlessness, only to Mrs. Reid, be kit with no adversaries I es'an,, also v. mote I he ex cept ill ness imid death and Song 598 (rii:.-J , tragic writer, all of Mrs. tries PRICES GOOD THRU JUNE 14 SANFO 700 French Avenue 4S" Wide -. ____ PRECUT Piece Tantalizing Tropic Prints - __• SPRUCE STUDS Designer Cottons '' "-" 3/8" x 4' x 8' CDX 6.70 112" x 4' x 8' CDX Q ply). . 7.49 1/2" x 4' x 8' CDX (4 ply)... 7.93 5/8" x 4' x 8' CDX ........10.62 OWFASICO211111116 Manatee , . ,* RESORT Li A Abby SHEATHING PLYWOOD .. Jo inixture of history arid legend," zenbach, (;,ill Liodwin all I says Nirs. Reid. Although she classified the book neglect and goes triad; "Sum," as "cOmplicated," it ''opens about a young woman tho (hildiemi of Violemmu', a fie'- (FATHE R'S DAY JUNE 17th) , '\ AIInCVAPPIOV.d Bag j - •- Juvenile op i er, ior an TO Be Goo'd-Perso'n 6 23 Bailcock valve wttt' rod and tube. 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Treated to re- XL PRODUCTS Reg Price (each) A9 - FURRING STRIPS you want to read getting - Pressure Treated PINE L 95 17 • Green Reg. Price (sq. ,, tart you don't Once you read one, you a greater insight into able to women today, ac- contain world events and small problems of the contemporar cording to Deliver Reid, enough to measure the growth Have you been interested th %voiiian or help broaden your president of the American of a human being. Doris back to reading, but Just social and political un - Association of University l.4.'ssmg has taken on a task that 2 x 8' thing once know where to slop Herald Correspondent - •.• .4 tF101 1x I I'DLI LI LI U Ii Ii • i you .a) JOAN MAD1SO _________________________ 1 Authors Writings / Apply To Today ' s Worn en i,, ec 'It's the sort o ' 51; FABRICS Sanford aa aa - a eec a a a DISCOUNT Thove " ••.•,,,•, 114 DO DR. zSA _ -. - . _ - - ______ ---------- - - - -. �28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I nursay, una -1, lflY Real Traiisfers H Miller & Sons Fla., Inc. to John D Hise, Jr & wt C,lcira C Lot 11, blk A, Can,elot Unit 3 1.45,200 Ralph E Hulson, gi to Steven N. rarrell & wf Debora K Lot 30 & E 31 at 31, blk G, West Altamonte HitS Sec. two. 158,00o, II Miller & Sons to Robert B. Maurer & WI Mary, La? 52, San S'basiian Hts., Un 3 152.400 Joyce A Williams Manning & Nb. Charles to Christine M. Martin Charlotte L. Bright, Lot I? blk 9, HeftIer Homes On Sec 1 1,40,000. H Miller 8. Sons Orl., Inc. to John R Gregory Jr 8. wf Kathy B Lot 21, San Sebaslian Hts., Un. 3 $51,000. Gallimore Homes Inc. to Andrew IT McCaw, Trustee. Lots 6 IS, in blk B. Spring Valley Ests. 1733.400. UL(JJ ,arsna t. tnsor & Joseph E Jr. to Joseph E. Ensor, Jr., Lot 72 Lake Harriet Ests $6,000 Ralph F. Cooper Jr.. & wf Joanne to Robert W. Fulrell & WI Rebekah Lot 33 Oak Park sd $30,400 tOCO) Ames J. Ress.a 10 Carole A, Ressa, Lot 30$ Forest Brook 3rd Sec , $100 Gregory A. Hill to Gregory A Hill 8. wf Mary L • A', of Lots 97 8. 98 Stnvia Colony Co 5 d. 1100. Marcia E. Simmons & hb Billy to [mitW. Klosinski & WI Sheila, Lt 11, 81k A. Crystal Shores, $33,300. Lint A. Weaver 8. WI Carlee to AlIanF, Reynolds&wfGeyleA.,Lt 1 1. W 37' of Lot 6, 81k G. Lake W,,yman HIs., IS 000 Mary A. Zimmenli Royer & Harry II limmerli Jr. 8. Joyce H. 1. Reck Ic Pewey R. Cogbunn Sr. & WI Amy L Lot), 81k F, Country Club Manor Un, 2, $74500 jeffrey T. Healh & WI Lucy Jo to Rot..rt A. larnswoflh & wf Maryan, Lot $3, San Lanta, Third Sec., 179,900. Kenneth L. WiIli 8. WI Manianna to (T,eo. V. Kilbride 8. wf Grace, Lot 13. 81k C, River Run Sec. One, S 56.900. Donald R. Owen & wt Cynthia to Kurth A. Chin Fatt 8. WI Melva J., LI lOP. W", of 9 81k K, Lake Wayman . Lake Addn., 137,000. S Legal Notice The Babcock Co. to John W. Lovell 8w? Mary 1 ot 217 Windward Sq.. Sec 3.1,48,200 George W. Haeffeker & WI Rub to Joseph E. Burns, sga.. Lot 56 Goldie Manor. 1st Addn. $31,000. V. Randolph Delk, Tn, & md etal to Meadowood ApIs. II, Ltd. N 310 of NE'i of NW'.i Sec 1021.29. less E 680'. 158.800. (QCD) Barbara B. Reid to Henry J Reid, Lot 16. Hunters Point. 1,100. StanleyW. Wright Sr. & wi Shirley to Guy E. Walker 8. wf Caureen, Lot if 172, Frank L. 120 8 N' Woodruff's s ci, 1)3.900. Margaret Fox, sgl. to Eric N. Esterson 8. wf Ann S , E 149.6' of N 19967' of W 1029.6' of NW'S 8W' of E7Och. of NW'S Sec 3019.30. IN THE CIRLUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 79.93$.CA.03.K HERBERT CHERRY, Plaintiff, vs. ROSA LEE JONES, Defendant. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: ROSA LEE JONES 12 Tllden Street Rochester, NY Last Known Residence YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a suit has been filed 'against you in the above Styled cause for breach of contract, and that you are required lo file your answer with the Clerk of this Court and to serve a copy 18-Help Wantec Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 1311 Santa Barbara Drive, Sanford, Florida 32771 ¶.c'.mnole County, florIaa, under (he lic?itious name of LAKE JENNIE APARTMENTS, and th,sl I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. .Jeno F. Paulucci Publish: May 17, 21, 31, June 7, 1979 DEJel 41-Houses : Sanford. GraciOiJS living from $28 weekly. Utilities included 500 S. Oak. 322 9623; 811.7883. AVON FIGWT ItIFLA1'ION Sell Avon. Socrea3e your earning power. For details, call 644.3079. 30.Apartments Unfurnished Receptionist wanted Small pro fessional office. Experience re quired. Salary open Call 323 9611 Maids needed - full time em company Full ployment. benefits. Start immediately. Days Inn of Sanford. .18. SR 16. ____________________________ Full chg. bookkeeper - Original through Financial Entry Statements. Apply only if fully Qualified to CONTROLLER, P.O. Box 2076, Sanford, Fl. 32771. - Notice of Public Hearings The Board of County Corn. missioners of Seminole County will hold a public hearing in Room 20) of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on June 26. 1979 at Ii1rCuT UUfl ame t. I.. I"Cfl'/ 01 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as I 5U,4W. Sr. cilizen yard man or couple to Winter Spgs Dcv. to Sol Dale WOOLFORK AND PERRY, P. A., possible, to consider a specific land help widow 1 or 2 days wk. in - Builders Inc., Lot 79 Tuscawllla Unit Attorneys for PlaintIff, 1011 South use amendment to the Seminole Winter Spgs. 327.1488. Help Wanted 18— Found S-•••-Lost & Sanford Avenue, P.O. Box 7236, County Comprehensive Plan, Or. 7, $14,700 MAID POSITIONEli:. Berguson. wid. to Jay L. Sanford, Florida 32771, not later dinance 7725, and rezoning of the exo. preferred. Apply in person. Stokes 8. WI Mary G., Lot 1, Marlan than the 19th day of June, 1979. If described property from A.) Irish Setter 5 mo. old female lost Sec.. Dreamwold, $29.00). you fall to do so, a default may be Agriculture to PUD Planned Unit Sanford Nursing 8. Cony. Center, near Sanford 8 Mattie Ayes. 950 Melionville Ave. James L. Pacey & WI Carol 10 entered against you for the relief ____ Development. Reward 323 6696 ____________________________ E lvi PLOY lvi E NT Brian Homes Inc , Lots 19, 20, 21, 72 demanded in the Complaint. The ________________________ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Will KAY who called about live in 8.23,81k N, Longwood Park, $20,000. real property proceeded against is: WHICH OR Dl NANCE 7725 with retired school teacher call o-Child Care Lots3andl, Block 7, LOCKHART AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND ________________________ again 319.5178 before 9 am. or • •• SUBDIVISION. Plat Book 3, Page USE THE OF ELEMENT YOU WASTEDTIME aft, 6 p.m. 70. according to the Plat thereof SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPRE Flrst&Onlychlldcarecenteropen recorded in the Public Records of GAS & HAVE BEEN HENSIvE PLAN FROM PRESER. Saturday in Sanford - Begin. Land Sales - $600 per week Seminole County, Florida. VATION GENERAL RURAL TO ning June 2. Sanford Early possible. Work part time. Ex. DISAPPOINTED Dated this 15th day of May, 1979. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT Childcare Center. 32266.45. perienced only. Please reply FICTITIOUSNAME (SEAL) LOOKING ____________________ FOR THE PURPOSE OF RE. Tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 614. Notice is hereby given Ihat I am Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. THE FOLLOWING ZONING Newborn to small Infants for 25)8. FOR A JOB engaged in business at P.O. Box 175 As Clerk of the Court DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM working mothers or short ____________________________ Casselberry Fla 32707 Seminole By: June I. Curtis NOW LET US A 1 AGRICULTURE TO PUD vacations in my home. 372.5542. --County, Florida, under the fictitious As Deputy Clerk PLANNED UNIT DEVELOP DO THE WORK. 21—Situations Wanted name1of FRIENDS PERSONAL James E. C. Perry, Esq. Unique Kindergarten for 5 year MENT. COMMUNICATION SERVICE and P.O. Box WE HAVE ONLY, this fall. Best aIds Lots I through 1) and Lots 14 that I intend to register said name Sanford, Florida 3777) educational opportunity in this through 20, Block H, and all of Block EXPERIENCE TO College Students desiring yard with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Publish May 17,74,31 & June?. 1979 G. Replat of Section 1, Sanford area. 3226645. work and maintenance. BACK US UP. c.mlno,e County, Florida in DEJ 85 Grove, as recorded in PIat 1100k 4, - _____________________________ Call 323 0500 or 322 0791. Enroll now-school age childrenaccordance with the provisions of Page 2) of the Public Records of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. for summer fun-arts, crafts, . - ._ .. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Seminole County, Florida, and the SECRETARY Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes & field trips. 323 8424. East of the ', SW' of Section 32, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 24—Business Opportunities 195? RECEPTIONIST Township 19S, Range 31E (less the PROBATE DIVISION Special Summer program for 6 12 Sig. Harold Clark North 780 ft. of the East 975 tI. MANAGER TRAINEES yrs old including weekly File Number 79•I37.CP Publish: May 17, 24, 3), June 7 1979 For lease-Well established thereof and less that part lying in DIVISION swimmnq, skating, & movies SALES DEJ78 restaurant, fully equipped. Seats -- ________________________ IN RE: ESTATE OF Said Replat of Section 1, Sanford 32? 6645 SANFORD EARLY SALES REP. In excess of 100. Prime location Grove) and the West '' ot the SW'i EULA MAE FITZGERALD, CHILDHOOD CENTER in Sanford. (303) 323.5451 days; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of Sec. 32 19$ 31E., together with the __________________________ SALES TRAINEES (305) 830.8391 after 8 p.m. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. W %i of the S" of the NW'S of said WELDERS CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR 9-Good Things to Eat Deceasd section (less that part lying in SEMINOLE COUNTY. DRAG LINE OPR. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Roseland Park recorded in Plat NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. Case No. 7?•18S1.CA.13.E UR.I IN JNC 3MNPIJNU3 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Book 7, Pg. 51, and less Roseland MECHANICS U.PICK Black eye peas. A TURNER, J. as Trustee for BUSIEST AREAS THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Park 1st addition according to the Butter beans, Crowder. DRIVERS PUBLIX SUPERMARKETS, INC. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Public Records of Seminole County) irivenlory 8. fixtures total more Worm Free 323 456. PROFIT SHARING PLAN AND IN THE ESTATE: and less the Right of Way for PLASTIC PROFILE than asking price. No reasonable TRUST Blackeyepeas. U.Pkk. Plaintiff, of Icr refused. Call us today. This YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seaboarddoast Line Railroad, State EXTRUDER $lbu. Call afler sale for health reasons. that the administration of the estate Road 46 and less Right of Way for SOLICITORS 1. C. SIMPSON, as Trustee, a.k.a of EULA MAE FITZGERALD, Brisson Avenue. 1p.m. 322.4128. THOMAS C. SIMPSON, CHARLES Further, the Planning and Zoning . WAREHOUSE deceased, File Number 79 137 CP, i REALTY WORLD. JEWITT, ANN S. JEWITT, pending in the Circuit Court for Commissionof Seminole County will fl-Instructions GENERAL LABORERS CHARLES L. CARTER, SARAN Seminole County, Florida, Probate hold a public hearing in Room 203 of COOKS NELSON CARTER. CHARLOTTE Division, the address of which is the Seminole County Courthouse, HASKELL YUILLE, JAMES YUIL. P.O. Drawer C, Sanford, Florida Sanford, Florida, on June 6. 1979 at Needlepoint Instruction COUNTER WORK LE, OSGOOD F. HASKELL, 32771. The co.personal represen. 7:30 P M., or as soon lhereafter as WAITRESSES JAMES OSGOOD YUILLE, PE. tatives of the estate are Albert w. possible, to review, hear comments Crealive Expressions 323 8812 TER GEORGE HASKELL, MARY and make recommendations to the Fitzgerald, Jr. and Elizabeth F. JO HASKELL, MARGARET Branch whose addresses are 3207 Board of County Commissioners on THESE ARE 18-Help rhe Real Estate Agency YUILLE, ELLA F. lILY, a.k.a EL North Rio Grande, Orlando, Fl. and Ihe above captioned ordinance. ONLY A FEW LEN F. BLY, JOHN A. BALDWIN, P.O. Box 36, Bushnell, Fl. 33313, Additional informalion may be REALTORS For a career In Real Estate call as Guardian ad litem, EMMA M. COME IN TODAY respectively. The name and address obtained by contacting the Land 135', S French (Il 92) Sanford Realty World, The Real Estate LUSK, LUTHER F. CARTER, M. of the co.personal representativi'' Development Manager a? 373 5374 Agency June Ponzig 3235324 912 French Ave. FRANK CARTER, LEWIS K. attorney are set forth below. Ext. 306. (Cor of 10th & French, Sanford) OSGOOD, STEPHEN OSGOOD, Persons not able 10 attend Ihe All persons having claims or CHARLES C. OSGOOD. CHAR. demands against the estate ire heaningwhowlshtocommentonlhe Baby Silter needed 1 or 2 nights 29-Rooms 323.5176 per wk. for retarded children. LOTTE 0. HASKELL, MABEL L. required, proposed actions may submit WITHIN THREE Mustbe I8orotder. Call anytime TITCOMB, WILLIAM TITCOMB, Real Estate-Sales Manager MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF written statements to the Land Room For Rent STEPHEN C. OSGOOD, LOUIS E. 3727030. on going office with I full time THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Development Division prior to Ihe With Kitchen Privileges OSGOOD, C. C. OSGOOD, CHAR associates in Sanford area needs THIS NOTICE, to file wIth the clerk scheduled public hearing. Persons 377.3937 Assistant Manager Trainee. some LOTTE C. HASKELL, BENJAMIN of the above court a written appearing at the hearings may aggressIve sales manager. Must merchandising & retail cx HAINES, CARRIE B. HAINES, statement of any claim or demand submit written statements or be be able to recruit, train & be penience preferred. Excellent WEBBER . HAINES. LEWIS 0. 'D'v may have. heard orally. capable of running a lS.man Each claIm must b future opportunity & company HAiNES, tb'J I*cSRUTH 'lh wrItIng and must indicate the 89'Or 4er Dl the Board of County office. This position requires a benefits. Apply in pe,rson S. HAINES, THOMAS J. KENNEY, basis for the claIm, the name and Commissioners of SemInole county, candidate wIth a strong listIng Walgreen Drug Store, 2942 GEORGE W. MORSE, CHARLE track record and some Sales address of th. creditor or his agent Florida. Orlando, Dr., Sanford. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. WHITTIER, EMANUEL SCHAT. or attorney, and the amount management experience, Reply in confidence to Box 22, co Clerk to the Board of TEN, JOAN S. SCHATTEN, HAR. claimed. lithe claim is not yet due, county Commissioners of Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, OLD W. RIPPS, and FANNY R. Ihe dale when it will become due WELDER Seminole County, Florida Sanford, Fla. MEISLER, if living, and if dead, shall be stated. If the claim is Recent work experience In By: Joann K. Hare their unknown spouses, heIrs, dc LPN, f- ulltime& part time. Apply contingent or unliquidated, the fabrication welding. Must have Deputy Clerk visees, grantees, creditors, or nature of the uncertainty shall be in person Lakeview Nursing own tool%, Permanent full time other parties claiming by, through, stated. If the claim is secured, the Publish: June 7, 10, 1979 Center 919 E. 2nd St. position. Fringe benefits. under or against them, or any of security shall be described. The DEK.1 LET'S BE HbNES1 Contact Personnel Dept., A. them, and EMANUEL SCHATTEN claImant shall deliver sufficIent IN 'TIlE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Air Conditioning If you weren't looking for a new Duda & Sons, Inc., Oviedo. 321. ASSOCIATES. a partnership, copies of the claim to the clerk to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA career you wouldn't be reading 10)0 ext. An 268. Equal Op. FLOP IDA POWER CORPORA enable the clerk to mall one copy to PROBATE DIVISION this ad, and if we weren't looking portunity Employer, TION, a Florida corporation, the each co personal representative. Fill Number 79.I6.CP :entral Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. for someone to do a lob this ad ALTAMONTE LAND, HOTEL Division Call Carl Harris at Allpersonsinterestedintheestate Secretary Career minded in. wouldn't behere. If you want the AND NAVIGATION COMPANY, a IN RE: ESTATE OF SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 whom a copy of this Notice cif dividuat needed by nations opportunity to earn Three to Florida corporation, THE ALTA AdminIstration has been mailed are NAOMI MAY MORR IS, largest producer of factory built Five Hundred dollars a week, MONTE SPRINGS COMPANY, a required, WITHIN THREE modularsingleand multi family Appliances call 1800432.8403 anytime for Massachusetts corporatIon, and MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Deceased housing. Typing and shorthand recorded message. THE ALTAMONTE COMPANY, a NOTICEOFAOMINISTRATION THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF required. Paid life and health Masuchusettscorporation,whether THIS NOTICE,tofilebnyobjections TO ALL PERSONS HAVING A Ian's ApplIances Dental Assistant Insurance plus holidays and existing, dissolved or and the they may have that challenges the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Refrigeration AC Repair certif ication preferred, vacation. Contact Sam Ma: unknown assigns, successors in validity of the decedent's will, the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Licensed. 3230039 3238180. zotta, Cardinal Industries Inc. Interest, trustees, or any other part, qualifIcatIons of the co.personal OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED (305) 3210220, or send resume to es claiming by, through, under or representatives, or the venue or IN THE ESTATE: TERMITESARE SWARMING Box W, Sanford, Fla. 32771. Beauty Care against said corporations or legal lurisdlction of the court. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED We have an opening for an entities, or any of them. aggressive termite & pest ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND that the administration of the estate Defendants OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED of NAOMI MAY MORRIS, decea. control salesman. $800 mo. TOWER'S BEAU) Y SALUN NOTICE OF ACTION sed. File Number 79.166CP, is a guaranteed if you qualify. Car & ormerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook WILL BE FOREVER BARRED -PROPERTY phone leads available. Apply 319 c. 1st St., 32.5747 Oateofthefirstpublicationof this pending in lhe Circuit Court for TO: T. C. Simpson, as Trustee, a TIllis Extermining, 767 N. Hwy. Notice of Administration: May 31. Seminole County, Florida, Probate k.a Thomas C. Simpson, Charles E. Division, the address of which is )7.97, Casselberry. 331.5606. 1979. ciTh NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Jewelt, Ann S. JewIlt, Charles L. Seminole County Courthouse, Albert W. Fitzgerald, Jr. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Carter, Sarah Nelson Carter, Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal Likepeople, own hours, good pay? Elizabeth F. Branch MEINTZER TILE by virtue of that certain Writ of Try selling Sarah Coventry Charlotte Haskell Yuille, James As Co Personal Representatives representaliveoftheestatels Marie few or repair, leaky showers our Execution issued out of and under Yuille, Osgood F. Heskell, James M. Knapp, whose address is 121 Jewelry and see how rewarding pecialtv. 25 yrs. Exp. $691562. the seal of the Circuit Court of Osgood YuIlle, Margaret YuiIle, Lake Marion Drive, Altamonte it will be. 2994134. the Estate of Seminole County, Florida, upon a Springs, Florida 32702. The name Ella F. Bly, aka Ellen F. Bly, EULA MAE FITZGERALD final judgement rendered in the Emma Lusk, Luther F. Carter, M. and address of the personal Deceased Dressmaking aforesaid court on the 16th day of Frank Carter, Lewis IC. Osgood, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL representative's attorney are April, AD. 1919, in that certain case forth below. Stephen Osgood, Charles C. Osgood, REPRESENTATIVE: entitled, Kathleen Davis, Petitioner All persons having claims or Charlotte 0. Haskell, Mabel L. Attentions, Onessmakinj EL. Williamson, Jr. of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS James Davis, Respondent, demands against the estate are Drapes, Upholstery Titcomb, William Titcomb, Stephen NAME STATUTE URBAN, PEIRSOL. WILLIAMSON Defendant, which aforesaid Writ required, WITHIN THREE ..322.0707 C. Osgood, Louis E. Osgood, C. C. i. DAVIS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Execution was delivered to me as MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Osgood, Charlotte C. Haskell, NOTICE is hereby given that the Professional Association THE FIRS) PUIILILAIION u Sheriffof SemlnoleCounty, Florida, Benjamin F. Haines, Carrie B. 25w. Church Street, undersigned, pursuant to the Exterior Cleaning and I have levied upon the following THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Names, Thomas J. Kenney, George i'.o. Box 5)2 "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter of the above court a written described property owned by James W. Morse, Charles Whittier, if living Orlando, Fl. 32802 865.09, Florida Statutes,wilI register &P Exterior. Fungus & mildew Davis, said property being located statement of any claim or demand and if dead, their unknown spouses, Teleohone: (305) 4250212 with the Seminole County Comp. removal. Roofs, walls, decks, In SemInole County, Florida, more Ihey may have Each claim must be heirs, devisees, granteel, creditors Publish: May 3), June 7, 1979 trolier, upon receipt of proof of etc. Free Est. 3396066, 6611335. In writing and must indicate the particularly described as follows: or olher parties claiming by, publication of this notice, the flc. DEJ.135 basis for the claim, the name and That undivided ','z interest of through and under or against them, titious name, to wit: IJames Davis in a residence Ioiated IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND address of the creditor or his agent and the Altamonte Land, Hotel and SEMORAN CHIROPRACTIC at 1906 Patrick Place, Sanford, GroonthigBeariing FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 'or attorney, and the amount Navigation Company, a Florida HEALING ARTS CENTER claimed. If the claim is not yet due, more Florida, particularly FLORIDA. corporation, the Altamonte Springs under *Iicji llive parties are the date when it will become due described as: CASE NO. 71.IUO.SP.OJ Company, a Massachusetts cor. aged in business at 1500 North ANIMAL HAVEN shall be stated. If the claim is Lot 1, Block 1, San Scm Knolls, poratlon and the Altamonte Corn LOUIS B. CONLEY, Semoran Boulevard, Winter Park, Dog 8. Cat boarding, bathing, First Addition per plaf thereof pany, a Massachusetts corporation, Plaintiff, contIngent or unllquidated, the Florida 32792. clipping, flea Control. Pet nature of the uncertainly shall be recorded in Plat Book 13, page 5 of whether dissolved or existing .and vs That the parties interested in said supplies, dog houses, insulatici, stated. If Ihe claim is secured, the the Public Records of Seminole the unknown assigns, successors in THE RYTEX CORPORATION, business enterprise are as follows: shady inside kennels, screencl County, Florida. interest, trustees or any other party Defendant, security shall be described. The Roffler ChiropractIc Clinic, PA, claimant outside runs, also air cond. Shall deliver sufficient and the undersigned as Shii'iff 0f claiming by, through, under or 1500 North Semoran Boulevard AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT cages. 3225752. copies of the claim to the clerk to Seminole County, Florida, will at against said corporations. Wins." Park, Fiorida 32797 TO: THE RYTEX CORPORA. enabl, the clerk to mail one copy to 11:00 AM. on the 15th day of June, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TION each personal representative. A.D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to Heise ChiropractIc Clinic, P.A. thaI an action to quiet title to the c.o Michael Flemming All persons interested In the estate the highest bidder, for cash, subject 1500 North Semoran Boulevard following property in Seminole 203 West lit Street to whom a copy of this Notice of to any and all existing liens, at the Winter Park, Florida 37792 County, Florida: Sanford, Florida 37771 Administration has been mailed are Front (West) Door of the Seminole DATEDat Winter Park, Seminole Lot 567 (less that portion for State required, WI THIN THREE County Courthouse in Sanford, County, Florida, this 30th day of Road 436) of the subdivision of lands YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Retired man-Small repair work. Florida, the above described perMay, 1979. belonging to the plat of Altamonte thafaSulthasbeenfiledagainst you THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Roofing 8. painting. Free Est. sonal property. ROFFLER CHIROPRACTIC Land, Hotel & NavIgation Co., as intheCourtlisted above and you are THIS NOTICE, to file any objections Call anytime 3231543. That said sale is being made to CLINIC, PA. recorded in Plat Book I, page 10, Of required to serve a copy of your they may have that challenge the satisfy the terms of said Writ By: Rex W. Rofffrr, President the public records of Seminole Answer or Pleading to the Petition validity of the decedent's will, the Execution. INSULATION Batting, blowing, HEISE CHIROPRACTIC Counfy. Florida. on the Plaintiff's Attorney, Thomas qualifications of the personal John E. Polk, Sheriff RACO Foam, fiberglas I. CLINIC, PA. has been filed against you and you C. Greene, P.O. Box 69S, Sanford, representative, or the venue or Seminole County, Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call By: Douglas A. Heise, are required to serve a copy of your Florida 32771, and file the original jurisdiction of the Court. Florida 3210139 or 904.734.6708 collect President written defenses, if any to it, on the Answer or Pleading In thl office of ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Publish: May 24, 31, Jun17, 14, 1979 Publish: June 7, 14, 2), 28, 1979 Petitioner's attorney, whose name thcClerkofl'waboveCountyCowt, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED DEJ.10) DEK.34 1 Man, quality operation Seminole County Courthouse, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED and address is: Albert P. LIma, $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways LIMA 1. ELLIOTT, 620 Twiggs Sanford, Florida, on or before July Dateofthefirst publicationof this etc. Wayne Beat, 327-1321 Street, Tampa, Florida 33602, 3, 1979. If youfailtodoso,ludgment Notice of AdminIstration: June 7, I telephone ($13) 72$ $639 on or before by default will be taken against yiw 1979. June 26, 1979, and file the original for th. relief demanded in the Marie M. Knapp CUSTOM HOME BUILT with the clerk of this court either Petition. REMODELING I. REPAIR As Personal Representative U before service on petItioner's at. DONE and ORDERED THIS 29th SG. BALINT&ASSOC. of the Estate of 327.0645 torney or lmmeditefy thereafter; day of May, 1979. NAOMI MAY MORRIS 5 otherwise a default will be entered Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. 5 Concrete work- Patios, side. Deceased * U Clerk ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL againstyoufarthereliefdemandsd walks, driveways. Free EstiBy: ,Ieannine Moye in the complaint or petition. REPRESENTATIVE: * mate, Call Mr. Taylor 3228545. 5 FAIRKATOIS/WELDEIS WlTNESSmyhandandtheseslof Deputy Clerk KENNETH P. MARCHMAN, said court on May 22. 1919. (SEAL) of Hunter, Pattillo, Marchman, (SEAL) THOMAS C. GREENE McGuire & Mapp Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 243 W. Park Ave. Jo(n a stowing company with lied waiting Attorney for Plaintiff U conditIons and libirI benefits: Handy lOcatiie Clerk Circuit Court P.O. Box 340 p.o. Box 05 r....:. .__,_,_. Ant 'VW VVi!USI i-.r. ra. ppiy I: UNI.PAK CORP. aanwrg, J1I1I 1,33 N. Hwy. 421, Longwood, Fla. Deputy Clerk Telephone: (305) 4414900 U Publish May 21, 318. Jun17, 11, 1979 Publish May31 8. June 7, 14, 2), 1979 Publish: June 7, 14, 1979 AAA - Legal Notice ..__ -- . - Cook 8 Cook's helper. Good pay, good hours. Must be cx perlenced. 321.0121. .._ I - M. Unsworth Realty 1EALTOR 171 6061 SANFORD COURT APTS Award winning "energy efficient" 1 BR, ground floor, color co ordlnated appliances, attic storage. 13 bullt.ifl power savers. Many security features. 3733301 I a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Ill AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FOR FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 1?.S4.CA.09.D RONALD L. IRWIN, as Trustee, Plaintiff, FINCH LENOARD and J. BEATRICE FINCH, his wife, and SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPI. ML, Defendants, NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Final Judgment of foreclolurerenderedon the 24th day of April, 1979, and that certain Order of this Court dated the 29th day of May, 1979, in that certain cause pending In the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, wherein RONALD L. IRWIN, as Trustee, is Plaintiff, and LENOARD J. FINCH and BEATRICE FINCH, hiS wife, and SEMINOLE MEMOR. IAL HOSPITAL ARE Defendants, Civil Action No. 7956CA09.D, I AR. THUR H. BECK WITH, JR., Clerk of the aforesaid Circuit Court, will at 11:00 A.M., on the 22nd day of June, 1979, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash at the west front door of the Courthouse In Seminole County, Florida, In San. ford, Florida, the following descTlbed property, sItuated and being n Seminole County, Florida, Iwit: Lot 47, GARDEN GROVE, UNIT ONE, according to the P1st thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1$, Pages 9? and 91 of the Public Records Of Seminole Counly, Florida. Said sale will be made pursuant to and in order to satisfy the terms of said final judgment, arid order. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Junel. Curtis Deputy Clerk S. KIRBY MONCRIEF of SHIN1IOLSER, LOGAN AND MONCRIEF Post Office Box 2279 Senford Florida 3277) . Iw'ny) Jul ______ n•.J...It. ri.''i (305) 373 3660 Publish May 31 & June 7, 1919 DEJ141 ML eves. 323 05)7 Owner transferring from prestigious IDYLLWILOE This very desirable home needs another loving family Price reduced to 163.000. ROBB IRS O REALTY NIALTOO 31-Pa1t,1t Furnished 3 BEDROOM 1 BATH. WITH CARPORT, HAR OW000 FLOORS, AWNING WINDOWS. CLOSE TO SHOPPING. 174.500 I 1 BR furn apt. Air, waler pci. Adults, no pets. 1,140 mo., $100 security. 323 191?. 2 BEDROOM MOBILE ON ACRE, WHISPERING PINES AT LAKE GEORGE. 117.900. Sanford - Adults. Studio, Air, w.w, carpet, residential area. $139 flO. 323 8019. ___________ I 3 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WITH SCREENED PORCH AND LARGE BARN ON ALMOST 5 ACRES. PAVED ROAD NEAR AIRPORT. ONLY 137.900. 32-Houses Unfurnished 1 BR, 2 bath, C.air. Screened LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE. LARGE OAK TREES AND ON CREEK. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE. ONLY $49,500. swimming pool, on Lake Monroe (2nd house from lakefront) $350 mo. 107 N. Mellonville. Clean 3 BR, 2 bath, garage, Central Air, fenced backyard. security deposit, $325 mo. 862 8929 or 3fl 0)11. 33-Houses Furnished 2 BR, 11/2 bath 322.3439 ________________ 2', acre tracts zoned agri. 18.750. Good terms, owner holding ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDREALTOR 36-Resort Property _____ _____________ Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean front Apts. weekly. Call 322.1058 if no ans. (904) 252.9492. BROKER 24395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 40-Condominiums CCTJ ____________________________ Wanted______ - _________________________ ' Sanford 321-0702 FOR SALE by owner, (2) two. story townhouse condominiums, ww carpt., appliances, 1'., baths, two bdrms, near schools, shopping. Sanford. Good i. veslment properties. Sell both 53o,uw, ut ,u,w'J. Doll) leased till Dec. 1,17,000 existing 1st mortg. on ea. at 8'/a percent. 321.0288 eve, weekends. _______________________________ Orlando 327-1577 - 3 , Seein9 is believing. The truly breathtaking beauty of a paradise on earth! We're ViOl exgerating, just a 15 mm. ride from Sanford & you are trans. poried to WONDER LAND. Let us 'ive you details. $96,500. . 41-Houses _________________________________ SANFORD: $21,300. 3 Bdrm., -,1 bath, carport, nice neighbor., hood. My equity & assume low rate loan at $87 mo. 2nd mtg. negotiable. 323-6278. ' , , View of Lk. Dupont in Deltona. ThiS 3 BR home In Deltona is 6 yrsyoung, CH&A, city water & sever, with a nice sc. patio. The pr'srlghtI $37,500. u - . lr, N, ldyIlwIlcSe, 42 Ifti. W:4IstIfl matJIate home on con, lot, beaptifully landscaped, near QoIf.counse 8. schools. $57,730. * . - ___________________________ 2105s(. ft. of living, remodeled kit w.6utcher block cabinets, new ttoor tile, recessed lighting, corning lop stove, beamed ceiling in LR & DR. Pool above ground, new liner, all eqpt. stays, patio carpeted, 7 fruit trees, walking distancetostores, rtnns 3. hut Nice n.inh. All this 8.1 &5(A. 141:500. Horns Iurovennt : PAINTING,CARPENTRY CUSTOMCABINETS 323.O429afterS:]O FEs$. ' . " .. LlWfl Maintenance , 'REALTY WORLD. Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 3233719 321.0098 ________ MOWING 8. LANDSCAPING , ____________________________ General Landscaping. Rose specialIsts, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming. 373.2940. _______________________________ - - ____________________________ D&MLAWNCARE Residential & Commercial 3225342 Legal Notice ____________________________ ___________________________ - - .' . - OVER $1 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL 1979' '. , SUPE.R 4 BR, 1'' bath home in drea'mwold, w.CH&A, WW carpet, DR. Fla. Pm., 5cr. Patio & •ptuch Morel BPP WAR. RANTED, Only $35,900! - Pahitini , - Horn. Imp DANNY'S PAINTING lnterior.E*tenior House Painting Llcen$ed.Insured.Booded FREE Estimates. (305) 332.9440 LOVELY 3 BR, 2 bath home in Pinecrest with ww carpet, breakfast bar, Fla. Rm., Dining areat Extras! BPP WARRANTI ED. Just 145,00)1 . Painting by Anthony Corino. In tenor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 322.0071. .. ' ' rAPI-TASTIC 4 BR. 2 bath remodeled home in Pine Heights with C-H&A, ww carpet, eat.in kit., FIa. Pm, Fenced yard on nice loll BPP WARRANTED. Wow! only $379001 -. DAVES PAINTING Trim your house, *145. 1 day servi good paint & Ref. 334.1479. __________________________ .' PIuning SerVIc* . CAN YOU BELIEVE! 1 BR, Ibath horpe in immaculate cond. Small lot with large front & rear porches, DR & 1g. DPI A Buy for $12'St ".' ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service' Chg. Cds. 3230174; 322 460) ' U 5 .... , JW , IW U. rwrrna DEJ1II -y; ..,,...._ DEK3S DEJ142 ,.., - .. _•_,,_. •-.;;:'- .. .' . - . S.. - a_, .-._..,.. .. riuria. U Priuiient OpOhi.,g,s AvdsjI For: MACHINISTS EQUIPMENT * CONVEYOR MECHANICS a,a ri_ ... - U I U ! . "_3 - .. -. . '. - , Custombuilt iron work.... Windowguarcls,gateselc. ,. Martin's3237$$I,33g.; ,.. ,, ____________________ S S e....uuu.uuuiuuuuu...uu.u.uu..s.i . Railings TrS.n4c, The Greeculeaf Enterprise Tree service, Oead wood, demossing 8. mistletoe, a. removing. 373.1644. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA'IES — JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEA'DERI WE' LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN'iHE ONE THAT'S NO. II Sa1ord's Sales Leader - "322-242O - ' '' after -' ' . - - - 67 -Llvestock ______________ Motorrycle Insurance 1977 FORD PICKUP BLAIR AGENCY "1 3866cr 323 77'Q Poultry . Laying t4,'ns Rhode Island Red I eghorns (35) 349 5161 - let's - -- , . 79-Trucks. Tra i - 71 i'turi' Cash 322-4132 WAGON - 'i-Aj' for Sale ' - arry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Buy P. Si-tI. tht' fint in useel lurniture Refnig stOy, tøol', I ', . 1971 FORD LTD. EXTRA NICE , , -._. $ CASH S Paying 516 8. up men's, womens class rings Also buying wedding bands, sterling 8. any ineurlcecigold Any cond 6782)3? - GUARANTE ED $21.95 - ,,, STOVALL BATTERIES, 5205 : Edgewater Dr., Orl 299 7500 $495 _____ - Washers, refrigerators, etc 323 7050 Kellogg's Auction $5995 1 495 ----- Dodge Pickup ONE OWNER 373 1)73 L%UV USED F OR NIT OR 8. APPLIAF(CES 5,intorci u' S'itv,iqe 1?? fY11 i,%[ 4 WH. DR. LOADED 1971 CH EV. MONTE CARLO ii CHRYSLER - 197? Ford P U F 100 PS. PB Auto, W calliper top 8. CB $1500 or best otter 373 4917 68-Wanted to BUY - ___________________________________ i'' . _____________________ ,' •, GA 'm I ONA AU TO AUCT Ic, Hwy 9?. 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 Call 904 255 $311 for further detiIs I ___ I - reserved price 1 095 I - ACREAGE MULTI-FAMILY AUCTION Saturday • June 9th • 11:00 a.m. Inspection June 2 • 3 • 7 • 8 16 p.m. HOME SITES NEAR 427 AND NOLAN RD. $5,000. SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM. Plantation Estates Parcels • Zoned R-1 • Road Frontage 107 Acres 1-5 Acre Tracts • (1) 6 Acre R-3 Apt. Site 4 Lakefront Only minutes to Orlando Deland New Smyrna Daytona Beach LOCATION: 1-4 to Deltona Exit Turn right Go 1/2 mile to Mansion Blvd. Follow signs TERMS: $500.00 Down Sale Day Financing Available 10% Discount for Cash $400.00 Drawing SEIGLER REALTY • 49 • BROKER • • 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321-0702 • • • Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 • • • *4* • 43-Lots-Acreage _______________________ • Rain or Shine • Altamonte Area, secluded residentIal site. 100 x 125, trees. $6,000. Sale on Property • Under Tent For Plats • Brochures • information FORREST GREENE Phone (305) 862-3363 REALTORS INC. 030.6133 or 339.4711 eves. _______________________ Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Inc. P.O. Box 1328 Longwood, Fla. 32750 45.A-Gjtof State • Pro'rty Glenn A. Blackmore ___________________________________________ • Registered Real Estate Broker rrce listIng BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. TMurphy, N. C. 28906 AGENCY REALTOR 322 4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 3623455 322.1939 —__________________________ 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 last I $31,500. • • 6 Cylinder - Auto. 31000Miles • . p i895°° ONLY p p : . 72 VW Baja Bug Like New :' OWNER HEADING Li' moun. tains. Cute 3) wIg. yd. & plenty of shade, storage galore, quiet but easy access to 1.1 & down. town areas. Unexcelled value. $23,500. '77 Dodge Van 2-Dr. -6 Cyl. 318 V-8 Auto - Air Air Auto 2495°°' ONLY FUTURE HOME OR SUMMER HOME,2acres Iocatedon spring fed lake in the mountains of N. Carolina. $11,900. ONLY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Owner must sell or trade due to health. Rejator iepair 4. car clean. Exc. location, good accts. $3500) Sunroof Stereo - 9500 ONLY 1995°° 41 MonZi Hatchback 75 LeMans V-8 Sharp . 73 Hornet - __________ MtiIple Listing Service 2565 :"Brarh Office - 76 Granada Ghia Lakefront lot in Caseelberry. 100' frontage on Seminola Blvd. AsJuing $11,950 with good terms or trade. Auto. Air ONLY $919500 '76 Torino Squire Wagon - Sharp Extra Clean ONLY $379500 74 Cougar X-R-7 '72 Vista Cruiser Wagon Air - Auto, - 323-2222 . -- ' -S. ' Reg. Gas Excellent Condition - 2 BR, I bath hous, completely r-..uvated, over sized lot. Owner hold mortgage 91) Elm 3222730. _________ ' 57 - ._ - - ONLY - a - -. -. . - an a ,- • Super Heavy Duty Auto..Air $379500 REAL ESTATE '75 F-350 Camper Si'l. '68 Olds Delta Slant Six ir-Sharp REALTOR,322 749$ ____________________ ' 74 Duster 6 CylInder- Auto 'jclIIDclIL p ____ STEMPER '72 Nova 2--Dr. £ : 6 Cylinder Std. Shift Dsr4' REALTORS 9 PARR , '71 Ford Work Van LIKE THE "WIDE OPEN" SPACES? 10 acre farm land wmobile home. Will throw in goats, chickens & rabbits AND tractor. Near Geneva. $35,750. • p - ONLY s2295°° ONLY etc NEW CAR TRADE-INS ______ Yamaha DONC 750. mag wheels, faring, drive shaft, 59 per gal 51.700 373 0039 77 - - 76 Malbu ioaded AM FM 53000 or best otfer 123 491 78-MotorCyCles -----. . - ________ ' Pasturetor Ren' Sanford area, 525 mo 831 6634 . iOod methar,.c,il '68'VW fl.iq cond 61.000 m' Best offer 322 1661 32? 5536 Top Dollar Paid for unk & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment 322 5! BUY JUNK C1zS 0m $10 '0150 Call 322 t621. 322 4160 _______________________________ - - Accessories - 77-Junk Cars Removed ''" 66-A-Pasture Land Heavy duty batteries WOODED HOME SITE NEAR SEMINOLE HIGH. $5,500. Night MARKHAM WOODS RD. 3 BR, 2 b, country estate on acres. Stable & pasture + cute cottage. See this today! $130,000. AkI%/TIAA 9' DIQI 322 -2611 or 831 -9993 -. _____ .- ______ . __________ '71 Mustang Mark 1351 Cleveland 4 barrel Fair (cod 11.200 322 l48Q S g m . '" To List Your Business... -.-*.-,.--.------- . JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home onasjce corner lot with OR, front & rear porch, fireplace, cathedral ceilings & Morel Only $2?00l - U N IPA K CORP. STE N STRO WI REALlY YardDebris,Trash Appliances&Misc. (LOCAL) 3.49-5371 _________________________ - , I UghtI'uIing - -. - , -- i-ILL DIRT 8. TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sa.'.ord, FIa 32771 I ACRE NEAR LAKE GEORGE AND WELAKA. ZONED MOBILE. $6,900. RIVER FRONT build your dream home. Has a scenic view of the St. Johns River. 2 lotS 15x170 ca Frontage or, deep water canal 300' from river, surrounded by lovely homes. $20,000 ci. , ','. - __________________________ 5et 2435',,t.S French (17971 Sanford 373 5324 - - _____________________________ I 76 Dodge Van, 6 cyl Auto . Ac. PS Custom interior Must Sell thiS wi-ri. 13100 3)1 5231 SALE t970 Chevrolet Caprice Estate SW Excellent condition, w. cruise, am stereo, 9 passenger, low mileage For .nformat,on call 323 8100 DUPLEX LOT, WOODED NEAR SEMINOLE HOSPITAL. $7,500. _________ - _____________________________ , - HOMESITES CORNER ACRE, PAVED ROAD, LAKE COUNTY NEAR WEKIVA RIVtR. $9.900. p i-OR REtfl NIceJ ui'c, i',D, g000 section. mo. + deposit. ' I - .., , i.,wv. or 75-A--'-Varis -______________ ________ DUPLEX 8. QUADRAPLEX bldg. site, cor. lot, shaded and con veniently located near school 8. Day 97) Chev Caprice V 0. PB. PS. Gooci dependable trans New 'nspect'on sIc err $550 3?? tS?6 between t a m & 6 m 43Lots-Acreage LOCH ARBOR- Custom 42 In Sanford's finest section is only 6 yrs old. 16x32 pool w.1200 sQ. ft. cool deck, 4th BR is ideal for recreation room. 2 blks to golf course. $69,900. 323•5774 ' ' ______ -________ - ________________ __________ acre high land on St. Johns RIver. Split 3 BR w.den, 1g. LR, beautiful brick FP, sc. porch, 12x19 work shop, carport, tots of trees, dock. Assumable $23,800, 1st mort., at 7 pct. HURRY 1st 165.000 take all. Bonus freshly painted. 19 River Dr., DeBary. 668.6191. REALTORS L.awnServlce , 55-Boats & Beds, Del motel box springs 8. mattresses $30 set Sanford Auction 12155. French, 323.7340 . s,,upp,,,y. . Family Garage Sale Drapes & bedspreads & Misc Fr & Sal 9 till' 707 E 25th 51 - Reg. Real Estate Broker 2633 Sanford Ave. 32)0759 Alt. Hrs. 372.164,1, 3fl4869 Inc REALTOR, MLS TheReal Estate Agency ___________________________ Legal Notice I 4 I INC. REALTOR 3237837 Eve. 372.0612,322 1587, 3227177 ____ Free Estimate ___________________ perfect cond., $800. for all Saxon photo copier, 1200. Hammond organ. 1)50; Portable humidifIer, $25, Firm on all prices. Call 334 4105 after 6 p.m & weekends 632 Oakhurst St , Aitamonte Spgs. STOVALL BATTERIES, 5735 Edgewater Or., Orl. 2992500. Harold Hall Realty ((( J -Executive desk, chair, credenza BATEMAN REALTY .GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES. 2 BR, fenced, many fruIt trees. Alum. storage shed. $22,500. ., .' For Estate. Commercial & Rest dental AuctiOns & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction 323 5620 At- RILAN VIOLETS 32? 911) ThCGICi-flhouSe Eves after 68. weekendS Don't miss this garage sale Sat, June 9, 9 a m till Unusual items. 29th 8. Navigator at Airport — HAL COLBERT, REALTY lot. Well kept 3 BR, split plan. Inside utility room. $32,000. William Maliczowskl, Realtor 322.7933. - * WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 315 E First St. 327 5672 Heavy duty batteries GUARANTEED$21.95 Lakefront , , or Deltona- Swimming pool, 2 full baths, Fle. Pm., DR, 2 large BR, &attachedgarage highlight this Immaculate home $38,000. Assumable mortgage. Owner. Realtor Assoc. (904)736.0333. Everything Sale including 2 garages & contents of 2 houses ,il Old W 3rd St grocery Fri until?? See our beautIful new BARRING TON w.lapsiding&shIngli roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 373.5200 VA& FHA Financing - '- SUPER SALE Fr, Sat. June89 20)6 Oranole Way. Apopka loll 44%) Something for everyone baby to adult Camper Top For Short bed truck 322.3515 Homes PIIJMcOWNEI4 5: 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 Reailor.644.213e. Sanford 321 0640 _______ - It's Ilkepennlej from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. __________________ intersection. 2 older houses on property. 1.30.000. Lake Mary 139.000. --- 62-Lawn-Garden - 54-Garage Sales Household goods. mens. childrens & womens clothing. some toys 300 S Sunland Dr 4 acresCountryClubRd.&wy4 SEIGLER REALTY . Wrangler Jeans Sale $10.99 ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS 3l0SanfordAve. 372 5791 2544 S. French Ave. 322 0231,323.7173, 322.0779 __________________________ NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CgQCKETT LOG HOME, CEN. TRAL AIR AND HEAT, CAR. PETS, DUE ro COMPLE. lION AUGUST 1st. 52AppltaflCes . Sale for _________- 72-Auction --- Piano for sale console, upright Krolller Campbell 6 moS old 1950cr fin $58 for 2 yts 373 2260 or 322 5109 _____________________ 3 BR 1', b, partial carpeting, range, ref. Corner lot. $35,000. MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, POOL, COVERED PATIO, CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT, PRIVACY FENCE. VALENCIA CT. $38,900. - -50-Miscellaneous .. ---. - JUST MA'Rr"PA'rMENTS-'69?, 75 models Call 3399100 or 831 os (Dealer I __________ '75 Plymouth verygoodond 51.900 Call 3?? 7198 YOU Guitars, Drums, Banjos Corn plcte Thomas organs, pianos Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. nch 322 2755 KENMOR E WASHER. - Parts Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 __________________________40" Range& hood avocado Exc rood 575 aft 1,3231437 __________________________ . - -- - - Licensed Mortgage Broker 2373 So U.S. 1 Tltusvilie, FL Cash for your tot' Will bu'Id 0.' your lot or our lot. YEnterprise, Inc. Med&InC., Realtor 641.30)3 Beautiful Lot Paola. cleared w sometrees. 96'x120'. Only $7,000. - STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. . STOVAL L BAIT F P ES 5205 Ede'Nater Dr Or' 2'99 7500 ______ _______________________________________________________________________ TO 15 YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIALCOMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 100)43710)7 - . GUARANTE ED $21.95 Arp you a full time driver with a part time car' Our classitieds are loaded wilh gooci buy for -59-AP.usical tvrchandise -- Heavy duty batteries . . ale 80-Autos for _____________________ . ________________________________ ON SALE-- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ea pc . NEW coffee table with 2 matchingendtabtes$39 Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17 97 So t -_Siiitot'd 327 872) $4,000 to $100000 Low Down Payment ' I -- Trade ,'dll sw,ip late model car or truck tot equity n your home, acreage or building lots Call 798 091? or .cQ ';,l Fiberglass 165", 40 hp Johnson & trailer New running lights, battery & Cl start 7 gas tank.',, cushion', P. anchors. $450 -. SECOND MORTGAGES ribergl,iss Boa' Includes 6 qa' in El start, tilt trailer. (Dv top, plus many eltras 32? 4176 aft S 5.450 ______ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. P. Legg, Lic, Mtg Broker. 825 No 1 0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 867 1-Swap & IS s 51-Household Goods /A-FHA-235.Conv. Homes 3 BR. P, B. carport, fenced bk, CH, behind Kmart, Forest City, 135.000. VA of FHA. - _____ 2524 PARK DR. 322 2118 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 3229781 3220618 Zoned comm 2 lots Sanford Ave. Garage apt Reduced to 1)8.500. , 47.A"MOr't99s Bought &SOkl Jim Hunt Realty, ic. The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you wilt get results. ____________________- 3 BEDROOM P', BATH, 2 STORY HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM. NEAR DOWNTOWN, 121,900. . - -_________________ AQEALTOP 3?? I000MLS *HOUSE WANTED, • In Need of Repairs 3233403 Eves. . 55--ts & ACcesSories _____________________ _____________________ Spc BR .?e new. $239.5 PC LR new, $399. Loveseat $44.95 8. u. 7 pc dinettes, 1.6995 & uP. Ref 1508. up.' El Stove, $608 up. full Size draperies. $108 up Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 So of Sanford. 322 872) - ON MAVI-AIR GULF COURSE This immaculate custom built spacious 4 BR, 2'. bath, large 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. Price to sell fast, $68,900 Shownbyappolntmenf Raborn REALTY -. Thursday, June 7. 1979-3B Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl ------- Sale 50MisCeUaneoUs for Losing your ho,n a credit' I will catch up back payments & buy equity 372 0216 W. Gannett White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone372.7811, Sanford 15 acre grove 1.3.500 per acre 29 pcI. down, ___________________ _______ I I? 92 Commercial property. $275 per front foot. Terms, Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean 8 roomy. See Jimmie Cowan. 318 Palmetto Ave. * * New 735 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualIfied buyer. 130.000 to 1.30.000. Low down payments BUILDER 322 2787 This English Esta'es home has EVERYTHING! Famly room with fireplace, covered pool plus much more ASSUMABLE 7', pct. mortgage Price? Only 1,82,000 24 HOUR 1H 3229283 ________________________________ - __________________________ ri or -. ijr Noticeof Public Hearings the Bc.ard of County Corn. n'tssloners of Seminole County will hold a public hearing in Room 203 Of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on June 26, 1979 at 700 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider a specific land use amendment to the Seminole County Comprehensive Plan, Or. dinance 7725, and rezoning of the ciescnibed property from Cl Retail Commercial District to M1A Very Liqht Industrial District. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPRE. IIENSIVE PLAN FROM COM. MERCIAL TO INDUSTRIAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF REZONING THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM C 1 RETAIL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO M1A '.pERY LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. 'the West 'I, of Lot 100, less Stats Road 46, St. Joseph Addition (330 ft. 660 II. Section 28, Township 19, Range 30. ConsistIng of ap. proximately five (5) acres. Further, the Planning and Zoning Commissionof Seminole County will hold a public hearing in Room 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on June 6, 1979, at 7:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible, to review, hear comments and make recommendations to the Board of County CommIssioners on the above captioned ordinance. Additional Information may be obtained by contacting the Land Development Manager ate 323.4330. Ext. 306 Persons not able to attend the hearing wtiowiih to comment on the proposed actions may submit written statements to the Land Development Division prior to the scheduled public hearing. Persons Ippearing at the hearings may submIt written statements or be hoard orally. tt Order of the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, f:lnnidi Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida By: Joann K. Hare Deputy Clerk Publish: June 1, 18, 1979 bE K.? 32 home at 2018 Elizabeth Court fids been REDUCED to 1.42.500. Estate saie Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good buys. 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adulls Only. on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323 8670 Mar iner's Village -__________ Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home a. downtown $27,300, wexcellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 327.64.37 or 322 7)1) aft 5. SPdCiOuS - - ------. 41-Houses A lOuch Of SOUTHERN Ci' FORT comes with ths older 2", Story home at 709 Oak Avenue First time offered, 128.500 our lot or yours. Build to Suil FHA.VA. FHA 2358745 - . -- _____________________47-Real Estate Wanted - 4i_- $349500 Reg. Gas ONLY $129500 U �- -- - - t 49—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE __________________ I'M HOME! J , THEY USED TO COME UNNINO AND 5EAMINL, WHERE 5 t.VE'IO'Y' ' ( Young U WERE C,ETT1NC, roo Thursday, June, 1979 IT MADE ME FEEL LIKE by Chic I WAS E MOST IMPOWiANTUMAN POu...EO! -- r- ?NTi-4E'%OLD! r GREET ME AT THE D3O - - WiT -4kUG5AND STOP DOING T4AT _ BEETLE by Mort Walker BAILEY \ THE' WANT ME TOSTSAY(NBEP FOR A WEEK WHAT MY I GTRAJNE2 HAPPENED CLIFF OFF r • r Answer to Previous Puzzle T77II jLE FiT1JJI R I Ii IJ C i i w IMIEJA T V MA CA I T AN scc o5 $ 1•• su 0 i or a r E FR0N --- 1 dew by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER u cP4( I go 10 TU M'( PORSE Sj II I1DJ_C _A EK D _AII to id _r _NT 1 0 0L 39 Jane Eyre 11 Guides 12 Drink author 19 Compass 40 Metal cement point 41 Old Testament 22 Affirmed book 24 Excellence Critical 43 26 Stand 45 Burns 28 Barnyard 47 Childs play sound so Evil 5 1 Compass point 53 Set : HIM FOLIOD IT. 16 18 19 — 23 122 30 #, I —.' — — — 35 36 —— b Bob Montana ARCHIE THIS IS 4 HEAVY I4EV IT THAT'S NOT 4.j L.P ER, SIR FM AFRAID 'I BROKE IT INTO SIX PIECES WITH ONE FIEMENT.' THAT WAS HELLO, 1ARCHiE! I WANT YOU A RARE TO HEAR THE OLD RECORD I 78 THAT JUST BOIJGNTF .ppp DADCN HAS BEEN IT'S A PIECE WITH — 40 j- — .—— —— ——— — ———— 58 67 _..j - - - - - ' - 'NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) Dr. Lamb __ __________ low-protein diet. Could you give tue any information Ofl kidney ______ troubles and also on a low___________________ protein diet? Some of the symptoms Iknow of were that ingestion of protein. me dki he was bleeding from his level builds UP. 1fl this Situntb0, f ee ling and it's ed neys and had a tir UOIWHOfl to limit the amount ______ _________ will I he had some hurting in his back of protein in the diet. and legs. He is 68. DE A R DR. LAMB — About 15 DEAR READER BUN wears ago a urologist diagnosed stands for blood urea nitrogen. a growth on one of my testicles It's a test to determine how as a sperinatocele and said not . Fket but advised surgery t con- I 4 part of the amino acid that third urologist advised it might contains nitrogen is stripped never get any larger because of off. Two of thse units are my age. Fin 58. lie said it was joined together to form urea. immaterial if I had surgery. nitrogen in the form This I'd like to know whether or of urea is then eliminated not i am risking my health by through the kidneys. That's not having elective surgery. why you can measure the urea What ca us es such a growth like eliminated in the urine this anisay'! have a good idea about how Having DEAR READER much excess protein a person is the unanimous agteement of consuming. three urology specialists about 1 am sending you The Health our condition ought to be very Letter number 12.12, Your t'omnforu' g. In itiedicine we Kidneys And How They Work, uon't .Iways get such a to give you some basic in- WuinhII1it) of opinion. Often formation about laow 'he kidney there is some difficulty in filters the blood and eliminates dec ding what something that such substances as excess urea can't look at under a as well as excess water, excess tititroscope. I -- $tigfiD I - - Ttiitifq HOROSCOPE addressed envelope fot it. Send 'I . I 1 III " IT'S A?4EVJ\ CALL MEC*)E front ot your nose. SCORPIO iOct. 24-Nov. 22) This coining year will be an Don't pull tile rug out front active one, and you'll be putting under someone you are closely - p f I three hairstyles or how the hemlines have gone up colleges have, over the years, combined the GEMINI tMay 21-June 20) It - than to perform carelessly. byAlVermeer PRISCILLA'SPOP (ft1CTUALLY, OTT5. WHEN YWE AS1JME2 EMILY a1ESiOULP NEVER A5SUME ANYTHING, NUTCHELL! WAS YOUR PRIVE- IOLP U YOU WERE WAY ' y / (" e&zl" C e __ LL) _____________ r I V? ______________________________ ______________________________________________ BUGS by Stoffel & Helmdahl BUNNY O6T I' LIKE ¶Q T1 CLIPPP Y ILI HJOOOL IL ON THE FgAMI5 COMIN' Ju PROF IT PACK ON MY P5K WHON 'Y 'a FINIONOP wim rr.' P - I AcoIJNTI RIGHT UP1 - , toddy and spoil any chance you Extreme discipline will be had for a productive day. Don't needed or imibimaps could fall prey to daydreams. Discover with whom you best CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan. get along romantically by .- - - j"- ; _ 1. ________ It. 06 I.. WEST • AQ100143 Sumner EAST . • J 107532 53 •A109 ruff with asks how you should proceed. You start some detective J82 4 984 you dummy's queen. j 7442 work by cashing dummy's •K62 queen of diamonds. Then you come to your hand with the queen of clubs. You aren't worried about a ruff. K 10765 •AK6 If West's club lead had been a singleton, he would have .Q let East hold the first spade SOUTH ARIES iMardi 21-Aptil I9 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West North East South 1 4 Pass Pass 3• Pass I - ' '.jl L._-•'"' .._-: Now you lead out your two high diamonds. You aren't worried about West rufling because dummy can overruff and you know that East won't he able to ruff. West follows to all three diamonds and you know he started with 7.1-2-3 distribution Now you have solved all By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag _____ stronger unpression than you make a costly mistake. Take called "CommunicatIon", ___•' .i' L 'I ______ _______ S 1,ç - ' .I ___________________________________________________________________________ ijl fl , RusselCrumley, sits senior class re resentative and faura Staley, class chaplain 1' J\ Bridge teacher Sumner clubs on the first club lead. Cotzln of Worcester, Mass., has a monthly publication .. trick. Opening lead: 45 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 You're much too reckless What you say today will make a niuneywise today and could p1 r:sii:neumsi: A.SSN I (Do you have a question for the experts? Write Ash the Each month's Issue includes Experts. care of this news pa- a problem. per. Individual questions will Here Is one of his prob- be answered' if accompanied lems that Is well worth by stamped. sell-addressed studying. envelopes The most interest- jump into something way over outmanuever a competitor. West opens the five of ,ng questions will be used in your head financially. Beware Give him enough rope and he'll clubs. East takes his ace and this column and will receive copiejc shifts to the Jack of spades. anyone daingling carrots in hung himself. - I You lead to dummy's ace and finesse against West's jack on the way back. One final point. You must not chuck your queen of of -. •-•. . .."' heart-suit problems. carefully before sounding off, carefully. TAURUS tApril 20-May 201 UBRA iSept. 230ct. 23) Foolishness could cause you in It's not your nature to try to ' I . the ace and a third spade by those who can't control tendency to overreact to themselves, and so try to something someone has said. control others. Don't stoop to Besmnart. If this happens today, this method should opposition conceal your irritation, - may intend. Weigh your words time to study Financial projects - • Bullying tactics are used only Upon occasion you have a arise. . - which Q Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, the timajority today. If you don't, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. )our only "entertainment" will Be sure to specify birth sign. be frustration. AQUARIUS Jun. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER iJune 21-July 22 ) Sharp words will result today Erratic behavior on your part with someone you know will call attention to you for socially, unless you're able to sure, and it won't be the good ignore this person's rude kind. Protect your image and reputation. behavior. Keep your cool. PISCES IFULJ. 20-March 20 LEO tJuly 23-Aug. 22) S) C I West overtakes with the. queen alter you (.South) duck. West continues with 6-7 NORTH •75 sending for your Astro-Graph 19 1 Be prepared to adjust yo ur Itter. Mall $1 for each to social plans to fit the needs of PONE L. - WIN AT BRIDGE SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. distasteful tasks until tomorrow 6.7 two. you'll wish you hadn't. would be better to put off 211 Pipe drewus could replace carefully planned activities — ii or down. - cycts that develop in the tubes cysts are not really important A Q 9 3 HAVING SOME BLACKTOPPING , Tr_. ________ more energy and effort into associated with today without satisfying some Inner needs. first thinking about the conTake care that what you work sequences. Chances are, later for Is what you really want. Sekee. in cert.,Oln that with the urea left over from excess cancer. by Howie Schneider 1 from the college graduation. And some seniors will unsuccessfully try At one time all students and faculty in the to hide their tears as they realize the end of Unit ed States and Europe wore cap and their era. Graduation marks the last time gown to school. Beca use of th is the custom the class of '79 will ever be together as a of flipping the tassle from right to left was whole un it again, begun to distinguish between those Fro m graduation, most seniors will at receiving a degree and those working tend college aspiring for careers from toward one. medicine to fashion designing. Others will However, the practice of citizens wearing attend vocational school to learn a trade the cap and gown started to fade after the while other graduates will begin making Civil War, although some professors in th eir contribution to the economy im- England currently lecture in a cap and mediately. gown. One, five or 10 years from now, they will Another idea which has slowly faded is get an urge to revisit the past and grab for the separation of the baccala ureate and the their yearbook. As they flip through its commencement ceremonies. While in the pages, they will most certainly comment on past the ceremoni es were held on two diftheir youthful appearance, the funny ferent nights, many high schools and . - -. high school in the seconds against the school's rival, Se.e PnpcvIIlj(4J The first free public As they wait in line to be called to accept United States was established in 1821 in the sheepskin, some seniors will daydream Boston, Mass., and by the time of the Civil of the "good ole days"; of the homecoming War, several hundred had been started. dance; his or her first lead in the winter Most of the tradition which accompanies play or winning the football game by the high school graduation was borrowed they can't filter out the -excess difficuities.11ey do not become For Friday, Juno 8, 1979 k the world. I I 1 long as tileyre not large When a person's kidneys are not functioning adequately, enough to create niechanical '\ students to young men and women because the graduates found it Unwho are beginning to make their mark in comfortable. school I this newspaper, PO P.O.Box 326, from time testicles. These little San Antonio, TX 7829'2. YOUR BIRTHDAY June 8,1979 I4igk SIe your request to me in care of that carry the s pe rm cells away By TaEpeom UP NiD PJT .1 Th€MO&.) f¼DLD JUB.. 141gk - is that you need. Other readers agreement of all EEK & MEEK c1esuj ?t.a1(tOtJ 3 LOIN I I more protein than their body utiucci to grow. needs, these amino acids are Recently I developed a small fak 1 LWW How& H~k %ad f9w" Higk 6d Ode& ff1qk SeW I _______________________________________________________ who want this issue can send 50 specialists that the diagnosis is cents with a long, stamped, self- correct. mese are really little _ Approximately 2,081 Seminole County Although the class of '79 has left th e noisy students go down in history by the end halls of locker slamming and chatter of last of this week as the graduating class of 1979. night's win, the graduates will always be They will wear the traditional mortar united in memory no matter where their type graduation caps and flowing gowns as lives may lead them. they make that memorable walk down the The tension, nervousness and excitement stage to receive their diplomas, they share is much like that felt by the Th e diploma represents more than p:of students who first used a mortar type of their completion of 12 years of education. graduation cap at Oxford in the early 1700s. ____ glucose and retairLs substances Six movEMENTS! LOOKING FOR DEAR DR. LAMB — My father has been treated for a kidney disorder. He was given a BUN test. After these tests were taken he was placed on a -- __ 56 — c,isorders and 54 ' 52 _48 — — -- - 24 47 49 - - 42 46 ARCHIE — — 38 37 --- _f8__ - 34 33 41 __ 32 31 __________ _______ - — ' 272829' 26 In Since many - 25 -— I, 16 17 lpful amino acids. The protein IS ears later, after it has broken down into amino acids enlarged. I consulted another in the intestine. The amino doctor who aspirated fluid from acids enter the bloodstream, it and said it Was non-cancerous 10 11 12 9 8 7 15 : SI 5 14 : '-I 37 Insecticide Menu item 13 iiJ _ c rrs 4 3 2 21 WELL, HEWSA o WAW r) LT1W(', oIJ 6T WERE 10 H e Test Kidney r Axes 41 Species BUN ____ 5 Household 29 Supersonic animal 33 Automotive so measure 6 Worn away cisty (abbr.) 34 Month (abbr.) 7 Forearm bone 31 Golf gadget 35 Prayer 8 Born 35 Eyed 36 Followed 9 Traitor (sI.) 38 FELL UP APT Green awards 0 ACKPULLINGIARGE ) ACROSS 42 District attorney (sbbr) 7 Disturbance 44 Greek deity 46 Belonging 13 Jalousie the thing 14 Small shelter (comp.wd.) 4lAndsoon (abbr.. Lat.. 2 15 Be revived (2 wds.) wds.) 16 Apprehended 48 Spanish cheer 17 Extrasensory 49 Qualm perception 52 African land (sbbr.) 55 Kind of rock 18The briny 56 Frame for d.•p stretching 57 Australian city 20 leftist 21 Fall back on 58 Leaders 23 Printer's measure DOWN 24 Exceedingly 1 Canker 25 Woodland 2 Lassoed animal 27 Television 3 Crinkle 4 I possess (contr.) 30 Stags need 32 Galley sweep F 7 'JACOBY .. A10DERNJ Lyman Iligh School' s yearbook co-editor, Karen Wyngarden. atop this year's annuals 4 . by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST CRASH ThUGH ____ - THAT POOR! - LlE MAD! Time & Tsmp,ratrnu. 555.50q3 WELL, THERE ARE WA7WTo TINGLJN - by Stan Lee and John Romita SPIDER-MAN _________ IT' CEAIN my WAYS TO SKIN .A 00 :H.-. Correct Tim. MAKE IT £VVIFT I HEAR SOMETHING' AN PAINLESS-- AHP HE'5 C/JT THERE.' - PERMAN5M1' - - - & Tsmpsrater. 555-3oqq I 0 0 1 .' I S Evening ES by T. K. Ryan I-EC'V L.E.4C1JQF LJFOF I UnVIOLI5LYELrTE, 1 ---- I - \ I HieMd AY EL %R1601- I 1' HmWd Adverfiser _byCralgL.gg.fl f"T1A1EI1 Klirtif AS? F.CflPi.E 1 "fl ' - J 'Hivro i CHAR P1 -3 - TUMBLEWEEDS -- -ME , WMEI. U'KE Thursday, June 7, 1979 \ Representing Seminole 111gh School: 111111 Marino, senior dass president and Geralyn Jones senior class representative - I1;s:I' 5' - -4 -- _ S I. M 0 ______ Z- ,_0 -W_-_---.S,rT,1.f0W#M7Jit% _.r.-.. ' .1 --.,.. .-- -- — — --*-' U — — — ________ - a.* -- S j 12 - • & --- ----- . S I - -• •• • - t : t:- t '." . '- - -'' - . ' : -- ..: ' - - — - - -' ' - - - - _e - : - . . - - - - - - ' - - - .' - �- 2-- Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Junel, 1979 [vemflq Her.id & BLON V f_e J _GRAD, 0 o - the future is yours - may it F01 e right and happy your future hold man y m o r e rewards. • i Corn pI.t. pans & accessories T 'he ve best to all the cap n gowners of 1979. 340 N . Orlan do Hwy. 17-92 & 434 Center 01y p ACTION long and hard for is here Grads. May 2442 S. French • MAITLAND . • MAICO for the serious Brantley Square Plaza W. wy. 436 Altamonte Springs dirt I L ORLANDO: 831-1660 (Just N. of SR 434) ' Ceg'whJ&Lliu6 aa Beat widw (a wish you all the best in all your f ut ure endeavors. We - .. , CLASS of '79 Bill Kirchhoff, I'rac% Re%nolds and liii - I)eon Brosn, M;theimut ICS Join Bales, Music — Linda Hose Vocal and Joseph Virgil Alue lkruratt, (l nstrwiiental ), Physical Education Publications -- leslie Wilber, Science Dale cii, Social Studies Maureen Mathews, Technical I )avutl Steinmetz, and General Scholarship I iura I .a er - Hall of Fame Awards were made in seventeen areas of study offered at the WKh school. These awards are presented to the senior who has excelled not only in the classroom, but also in application of their acquired SHS Saw Major Face "t fting l Acme Conveyor Co, Inc. Sinith, Jurnors I(arlt', Theresa Uracciand, Zaihar Dunbar, Mark Blades and Laura Stanley. and Stu(tvia Government Mullitos.11, l'resident Robin Cornell. Ms. Cornell arid Mark Mu Iritt received the "I Dare You leadership ai arl hum thu Seniors Russell Crurriley .Ant I i-:hiut llichar(ison and I)ii%id Pitcher, and anti. Robin Cornell, Shields, u-:rut Rlu'r and .u:r, Stanley. May your future - it., - •r- - be filled with .. Success is in the ,' offing! G()c)d luck. , ' Bill & Betty Jack - Fin e Sh oes - 1979 as the year for major over Christmas break to guard school facelift plans to go into against vandalism and the light peration The school sign as posts in the senior parking lot completed with a removable received a badly needed coat of Sports schedule, to change with paint. The facelift, in its third th e seasons. FFA contributed and most noticable phase, and installed plants and an revitalized the nineteen year Irrigation system. Mr. Angel old campus. '70 ( :- success. - f'b..1 .L %.WU(J Vt) - I or . e Manufacturers of En Hre Family F II SANFORD H EA TING a AIR CONDITIONING i I Hats 0 To Gradsll I t's our day to shine Grads i Have great day and - I Conveying Systems & Equipment • many, many more to come. Ph.322-6390 2609 Sanford Ave. 11 11 L* Sanford VS . \ 540 Pecan Ave., Sanford BIG DIP SHOE STORE Ell 322 6294 2439 French 208 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD 322-0204 " dominated the Annual Seminole high school with one lunch and County Math Contest, taking five periods, 5115 moved to an the Winning School trophy for optional six period day with two the third consecutive year. The lunches. The first Annual Mr. drafting department, under the and Miss SHS contest was Mendez's classes constructed direction of Mr. Bob Schmidt, sponsored by the junior class Many of the changes were not was again named the top four racquetball courts adand held in conjunction with the as traditions, jacent to the gm and expanded visual, program In the county by Senior Class Holiday Dance the lib to meet ac procedures, and organizations taking all but one award in the Laura Stanley and Fred Siplin " Ave. C" WEREY CHILDEM and I Graduation from high school AN of His Classmates marks the beginning of your We think your diploma I 1j'' . Is quite an honor, Keep up the great work. ..and success w.11 come U alone know how much support That Special Day you've Is t0 be Iven worked so long and hard for is here May the future hold many more rewards your way. FRMW BRING HOME THE GOOD TASTE OPEN IIa.m..h3Op.m. Fri. & sat. a.m..IO3Qp,m, 1OFrsnchAve (Hwy. l72)knf*rd French Ave. & Seat Cover PH. 322-3170 I I - U MAY YOUR FUTURE BE BRIGHT, LONG AND SUCCESSFUL. .0 . The Toj, Of Tiu Teieme corn- '7 Co. .R,2.I 7MF PH. 322-7480 24135. French Ave. Sanford Sanford . gh Calendar PRINCIPAL: Don 7'. Reynolds NUMBER GRADUATING: 450 BACCALAUREATE: 7 p.m., June 8 in the Seminole High School Sports Stadium COMMENCEMENT 9 a m, June 9 in the Seminole lligh School Sports Stadium It's Your Big Day _____ BEAUTIFULLY GIFT BOXED bDIIHC rurum COLOGNES, ETC. and hard for that Fashion Look I ,. ..• . ' - re.; ' I ', "1 1 1.1 , , •tç .' I It .15111 (I "I (It t II' iu suit iii ;4_ zlq~iO, •i ; ., . , 4. WD4 7 (;erallyn F.. Jones Representative -, 7- Lisa Leslie %Vilber Told Singleton I{vprcsentativt' Ilistorian l{npi'tseiitativm' Ni ' I com - p00 . Amy Dawn, were the speakers, chosen by Fellow members of the Top Ten Seniors As Sanford High HISTORY OF SEMINOLE HIGHSCH(K)L Seminole High School is the oldest school in the county but that wasn't always its name. Before moving to its present location at Georgia and Ridgewood avenues, let the school was known as Sanford High School. The move from its downtown campus happened in 1961, the year class of '79 was born. Andrew J. Bracken was principal at the time when 203 seniors graduated. Unda Whellehell Latira slanleY Russell 0-111111I.N. Itepresentative ('Implaill It 4-1) rvselltat ive (I ( ep ITS(.11tat i %, v IV or, Vale Wit a 1,,&, 9 A Sept. 22 ........... Senior Calendar Show Feb16 ............ liomecoming (basketball) ...... Senior Holiday Dance ..i-'m.o" ,r. an d.1 Mc Seminole Dec 9 fligh School Contest okay? Hip-hoorayl - - - _.-.---' . Hard E)ays 4,C, *4,;, . .. S 1 *1 ...... liLt- Of MOW IF - Practice COMPLETE COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE ' , I_Vrr1W I HOME FURNISHINGS Let usteachher nisperfedmake-up SANFORD . . CALENDAR OF THE YEAR you can stand up and cheer. e diploma. think it's a i ob well donel Give Her A Now 110S. PARK Cob" letle"I11111 ,. -• .. - ' ' You've waited ... and worked A worked long , SHS Once Known . Let's Cilebrat.I WNW Dit"11111IIIIIII&I final Coach 11111 Payne gives SUS the cage word 0 StSrSNW / ,i" ' Wild, Wild West" was by western plemented costumes bar-be-que chicken nner, a'nd a square dance Graduation practice, held OK TIRE STORE Nedtase Dktlois.rhs C 'V mencement. Laura Layer, and ____ YOUPRE TOPS WITH M. -... j or preparation or Y ' the key to success in any endeavor. from our fashion & cosmetic collect on --- innocent graduation. The Senior Class Banquet, held at the Mayfair Country Club highlighted the class of 1979's Senior year, superlatives were announced, prophesies read, and a slide show brought back many '' 'minole Se or SPORTS I "Where Qua IItylsNoAccId.ny' LEWIS CHIL 315S FI.flChAV. Sanford Gkw G Fa GM Gw4 SaY "well done" vAth something sr*clal e DAYTIME DATE TIME DRESSES J' set aside L - - YOU'VO got what it takes ___ Auto Wass PLUMBING 7055. 1..J \ - PORZIG •-. Nine buses of partygoers headed for Walt Disney World for Grad Nite May 19,. Grad Nite marked the period of time To you many bystanders. The annual juniorsenior prom was held April 27 at the Daytona Hilton and boasted the firtit prom Kh* and Queen. uc. •'i -. ' the motivating force behind the iishape-up," many factions of SHS remained the Same. Juniors and seniors "slugged it out" in the traditional eggwar. The post powwow bathe enveloped all of Sanford, in- bit - L.,..,........ :- county contest Campus Light were the recipients of the titles, foot chamnlink fence as put up adopted Seminole's first Brain began its first year as an area based on service, scholarship, and talent Seminole celebrated tr, its first basketball homecoming with a victory over highly . . favored Daytona Seabreeze. V wasPresident TWO God and your nation -' A six were born, adapted and ,Aob U -9 ra ry creditation standards cluding 'T Class Of 1979 lcers Bowl team shocked Central interest club focusing on Bible Florida adversaries with a readings and Christian third place league finish SHS fellowship Once the only area Sanford Class of 79 Off plemented In 1979 P/ans ' — £ workers. These were Sophomore Rick% Pirvis, .1muoi:, Melinda Bagwell and Brenda Butter. uLl cr' Seniors Sh;irit . Eldridge, Masonry _______________________________________ To the graduating Class of 1979. P Service Awards were presented b the varroto' class and student government sponsors to their ititstaiifii i!Iiiii .1 I furfir l",tinIatrun. \1r .ltic Epps, ('odspeiI' Director, prCMrittd th l'rwipal' .•\ard b l)on 1' I(cnoId for her it' stariuic critri but wn to the min peuple if .Sciriiniih limb S .\nhr ('lob and Intcr:ut ('lob hard 'Jo l'tp S&'rvRT t]uh up, bile I E ( ('lob repeated for thr tutu time tin lip Ar -lrrtt'rest lih :\ard. In tltr/trLtIip. (iut Citmit'n tu're presented h tin i).A i and the SAlt Lu Mark Holland and dana's 1i rcspet'tivel The American Legion School .\warLs t crc awarded ti Mike Agee arid Laura I er 1h H A :t!kn A ard. presented anruuall b Kader's .k'k'r tas prcscritc(1 to \licc Utnrt't. .\Iso i'eiviri iitiiri'.liti artLs presented h Lii .t'iIiitiIllt' f;icult %rl . Si)liIIiI)i•&s Kim Harvey, lisa lI;irper. St,v' ;-' • -I, AR knowledge in th e specific area. The hu;nu'ees, ln(IU(LC(l h the faculties of the various department s . i nc luded: Agriculture' — Gregory Grayson, Art Robin Scott, Business Education-Melame Kelly. I)rariia The Senior Cast of "Gos pe ll", English EIa rn Shields. Hrt'rn Languages — Edda Rota, Home FcontunR's I 'amela Technologists Award. academic schol,arship to Ikslie J. Wilber to continue her studies at th e College. David Pilcher was named the Star Student of the junior THI - class, presented by Jack Homer of the Greater Sanford Excelencia en enspanol, Lisa Bruce — Outstanding Business leader, Laura Layer — Bausch and mb Science Award and Bonnie Albright, Shawn Sullivan and Jeff Miller American Society of Certified Engin eering Seminole Community College, awarded a two-year NEXT DOOR TO JCPENNEY IN SANFORD PLAZA 834.9403 -.','' 7, 97 iir'r Achievement Of Chamber of Commerce. Holland — U.S. Air Force Academy and Charles A. Miller — U.S. Military Academy. Additional academic awards were presented to: Mike Gebhar — DAR American History Award, David Pilcher — UDC History Award, L)TIc Wogemuth — Pin Mu Alpha Musicianship Award, Geralyn Jones, Laura Layer and Erica Ryder — J. WenCell Agee, a member of the Board of Trustees of DON S SHOES 17-92 LONGWOOD • Diversity A Appointments to the various military academies were announced. These included James J. McGovern, Dale W. Owen and Erica Ryder — U.S. Naval Academy, Mark inulative grade average over a four-year period. 2313 OR LANDO DR. (Hwy. 17-92) SANFORD PHONE The 1978-1979 Annual Awards Assembly was held Wednesday, May16 at Seminole High School. Outstanding students were recognized by local organizations and the Seminole High School faculty in the areas of academics, ser vice citizenship. lhghlrghtug the ceremony was the announcement of the Top Ten Seniors in academic standing. The awards, presented by Ms. Janice Springfield of the Flagship Bank of Seminole, were awarded to Joan C. Bales, Laura Amy Dawn, Tamara L. Harrison, La ura L. Layer, Per Ola Ohlesson, Dale W. Owen, Erica L Ryder, Elayne K. Shields, Laura H. Stanley and Linda H. Whelchel. M& Bales and Ms. Layer also received the First Federal of Seminole "4-4" Award in recognition of a 4.000 cum- That special day opus ia count es. South Exhibit Grads M serve Seminole and 419 E. First SANFORD • ____ you've worked so Excellent service j ajo motorcyc le store to Your diligence and perseverance have brought you to your goal... congratulations' We're proud of you' Thud Top Ten Senior Scholars Named completely modern WSS BEE A introduces 0 LL - £ Fir.ict Advrr'it Sfct r 323.2631 - (!PP% . wilsom April 27 Maier May 19 FUINITUIECO. H: I j 311 E FIRST SANFORD PH. 322.3632 r 1120 STATE ST. I•YMAGNOLIA,SAWPORD - FL SAN FORD PLAZA - Will i Be # ', Long ........... Prom ........... Grad Nite * 4. June8 Baccalaureate June 8 GraduatIon June9 , eek 9-16 ..........Beac June BOOK MARK SANFORD, FLORIDA .• - • Hard covers, plain and thumb Indexed Remembered -"-'-- ' -- - • - . --- - I , . - - . ' - - • - -•-' r ', •m •'' • • L• ' • . - . - -, .' - ., - �4—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. s F1 Club Promotes Fellowship INTERACT Interact is a worldwide organization sponsored by the Rotaryaubwiththepui.poseof providing an opportunity for young people to work together In a world fellowship dedicated I .J I -iç A CON . -. .• .. . s TULA ?NS J GRADUATES 1. _iq~ I nfitid A 'Y) J ' £ : . . .( .,.. II A . 1% ii iiii&ii• flflAftiITC ___________ rivuuu MMKMK MLUITIIlUIu I L understandin The Seminole High School Interact Club was founded in 1966 and strives to serve the school and surrounding com CO v. . - . s Ell 7H 3500 Orlando Drive, Sanford .f . . . . . FC of the .. . munity. Along with the service aspect to GOODYEAR AND FIRESTONE TIRES FRONT END ALIGNMENT SERVICE BRAKE RELINING BALANCING, TIRE ROUNDING MUFFLER SYSTEMS. LIFETIME GUARANTEE - ., £ .•. . 322-55 1 0 ..w ' . . . - A l . . ( .. .. Afflge My S . (ONG and leadership qualities in its membership and to foster an int ernational understanding. . . / . . 11iroughout the year, the club V .. ZA . Tubbets Amoco activities varying from academics to sports events, In cominunit) sside service, I nteract ,as gi ven many hours I . of labor and donated monies to many worthwhile TH .c charities including the Seminole County Hutnane Society, arid Arthritis i,, FOLmd& aI Telathon and the mentally and physically h and icapped ' i .' .. e- , 56. 'I,; 4 #. * ij . With this list f complishments its no won de r AWARD A leader in health service for over 70 years Sid Vihien III of Semjnole high School became the first recipient of the Interact of the Year Award issued by the worldwide organization to promote service and international understanding. From left: Tom Hunt, Sanford Rotary Club the club was selectLA Seminole .. B an t ry Orlando E. ROIIhIS St. president, Vihlen and Don Reynolds. Seminole Iligh School principal. High Schools Service Club of Apopka Altamonte Springs 01 E. Altamonte Ave. 32803 201 N. Park Ave. Class of 79 32703 Two bits: Seminole has its own cheering section In basketball 1 the Year. 1 Congratulations Ile ____ ,, Ic'.' Oro- - 0 1101~ 79 SH S Ballet 9 Tap Jazz e Pointe ENROLL NOW FOR SUMMER CLASSES. START JULY 16 Speaker (7 to Lincoln Larson HEADING FOR n#m I Graduating Class of 1979 Ali, but the feeling of heading down the stretch with Seminole Stadium. While the mile relay team took a solid lead. Seminole High sprinter Sam McGill has most of the accolades during the cinder season, just that in this track meet during the season at McGill and his mates helped hold down the rest of the events Former Graduate Saluted A F Seminole High School l r I All Gary Beverly Congratulations Gary in achieving your 12 year goal. Here's wishing you a successful and happy future. May God guide you in all that you Undertake. Love Mom and Dad Doors Are O en I p So many opportunitjs HI ahead. SUCCHS Oradsi -- TRANSMISSIONS tIJI 710 E. First st. 6014ard flerodd 1738070 WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS 2" W. 25th St. OUTSTANDING siii ENT Seminole High's have women In the U.S. In the sport of UIn• : Jr - " " I I j I . . . II1erterm / •'.ss;\!Lg'. ' 7II IAfgren graduated from Seminole High in 1971. She attended M.I.T. from which her Electrical Engineering degree was I 1, : AMP . t ADULT L ...b Your diploma Is the key that will DEVELOPMENTAL r morrow, you Focan AAIM Iaa'rr lair . uisii you. COMPANY INC. 918 : . 1 Sanford Commencement means a start. Vou'vt' Now, with 9 convenient Central Florida locations our homes are closer than ever to p1l." ra Three cheers for the Class of '791 Let's give 111cm * our wholehearted support for a jot) 4well done! completfed a phase of yotir lite and now you re going to start another ()ill* hopes and best wishes go with ~ow Be %%ell. s You'veearned our yours. pride and respect )1IJ/).jJ 17/1/I II ' I____.nl J %il('ii' 919 E. 2nd to reach this goal. FUTURE SCC is ng U for enrollment in the Fall Term .- - And Happiness. - -You've Earned Our Pr e Mflu Respect For it.. Tiler. rifle Job You've Done— FDIC We're proud of you and filled with best wishes f a bright and ha lifeahea d. Good luck toafil _______ FLAGSHIP BANK ' tzzufl ALL THE BANK YOU'LL EVER NEED' On The Downtown Lakefront SANFORD SenldnCle ConmMidtY college SAINFORD, FLORIDA 3V71 -I-. -- -• , CENTRALOFFICK 3W HWY. IT." • 45 I . Sanford SANFORD 'I=)831-2M oft =14M - . I - . - - A MONROE HARBOUR MARINA E I S MINOLE 2900 S. ORLANDO DR. (Hwy. 17-fl) Co. t.i id P - Here's Wishing You Much Success MEMBER . I. is 2522 PARK SANFORD fl2..152 SANFORD Sanford 7 9 Cleaners PH. 3234640 Ph. 322-6707 St. ON YOUR cCoy's Deluxe fiii'iiis WE'RE J PH.322-1091 soul 24 Hour Nursing Care for Private Patients—out Patient Therapy efforts you 'vemaae -y CONSTRUCTION SANFORDAIRPORT CENTER and determined arm If CIIw and NURSING for the perseverance T I BRIAR PAVING . Electric - Close to Home! MANY VOCATIONAL AND ADULT EDUCATION COURSES ARE "OPEN END" AND MAY BE ENTERED ANYTIME' way' J• I.C. SANFORD, FL. W FIRST ST. 323-0420 For Our Graduates! A TOOL Sanford Hooray. : t G raduates d BANKING he otarm. But to. dayY You are the staril. flope you have a great day s'ycrv I Mike For Cars and Boats aim for I P 1107W. 13th St. After pastorates in Mississippi and Georgia, he has been pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford for 13 years. • • IW5UU' A A 1 979 celebte open many M HIGH SCHOOL WEIGHT INDUSTRY OFFER SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TOALL McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. - ,V,V1N,1eS t 603 W. 27th St. ST PRINTING COMPANY INC. Sanford ' DuPont Paint and Fiberglas Resins I INDU IIILJU flIML-I RIAL T RADES PERSONAL &PUBLIC SERVICES Ph.322-2581 . They are all graduates of Seminole Iligh School. • SOCIAL-SCIENCE 221 Magnillia Ave. ". . CLMS OF . HUMANITIES rirri WHEEL Paul (Bill) He and his wife June are the proud parents of four children: Leon, Susan, Ruth and Walker. .- PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUSINESS Gene Ministry Seminole cagers swing outlets pass in basketball . SEMINOLE lVsyourdaytoshinel Haveagreatday andmayallyourdreamscometru, •......... -. DEGREE AND NON-DEGREE PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE ThROUGH ThE FOLLOWING COLLEGE DIVISIONS MATH-SCIENCE 9272 "THE JACKSONS" Seminary and a doctor of degree from _________ Ro working as an engineer, but also is in competition for the 19M Olympics in LW area of swIling. Sbe- is ranked arriong the top 15 322 Columbia Theological _______ Registration Classes start June 18 FOR THE arts degree. Master . obtained. At the present CM OF`)1`9 ,' 313 1900 DIE CAST MACHINERY He Is a graduate of South. western College at Memphis where he earned a bachelor of ãii graduates Sum TC ,q -. Valerie Rye Weld SPECIALIZING IN .' - I 322-5651 distinguished themselves in so many areas that it is iinpmible to choose a Most Outstanding st udent. However, we would like to recognize one former student whoae achievements symbolize those of many of our graduates. Christine Plapp . . ' SANFORD AUTO PARTS 115 W. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD Bryant is the son of a Presbyterian minister and as born in Lexington, Miss. . ..g-n ancefavorsthe prepa red mind" NAP Miriam Rye Wright 2560 S. Elm Sanford Dr. Virgil I~ Bryant Jr. will be the baccalaureate speaker on June 8 before the 450 graduating seniors of Seminole High School. and classmates of McGILL SANFORD PH. 322.7765 FLORIDA HOSPITAL I f unctions. 818 FR ENCH AVE. ART CONTEST WINNERS Gar Beeri',, Bonnie Albright. Jeff Miller I . INTERACT TIBBETS . .. you make us feel strong. .. Seminole County. Al ROBERT BOB I ' t Agreat day for you... and for us, too! A community is as strong as its youth — and today .. ' Seminole 's Interact Club as also actively involved in both state and district-wide Interact LWONS - :• 1, to promote integrity, respect /9 322087? 420S.FRENCHAVE. ,"-.!.. . . SANFORD TIRE AND MUFFLER CENTER .. international L7~ - 7 . 4 Interact Thursday, June Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 7, 1979 S. •. - - • , - 4. - ' ? ' - SANFORD DOWNTOWN • PLAZA MW-FIRSTST. • -----------. - . - Ph. 322-2910 SANFORD ANDWON DRIVE-INS - - ....... P- - - LONGWOOD 1#30SA-434 -. - ' - I - . - . . Ph. 831-0433 - . . - -. - - ' -. A �6--Evening Herald& Herald Advertiser, Sanford Fl Evening Herald £ Herald Advertiser, Sanford Fl Thursday, June 7, 1q79 Thursday, y,Junel,1979—7 BLO 49 Lyman s Graduation: - IA'. The Yeijrs Go Swlftly By BOB ROHRLACK time for the mighty class of'79to "Rule the school"as The ni rs were determined to make for the year the best one ever for themselves d be long remembered. a way th woul The Homecoming night was a great ni gh t senior year our football team played terrific, winning the 26-13. homecoming queen was At the half time the never as beautiful as It e court Th ever this time and it will be a long time before It come close. The girls on court were Teresa Coulter, Diana Judy Oakley, Cathy Gaul, Aurelia Custodlo, year's queen Missy Perkins. The Howarth. .1 I. dance was held at the Altamonte Civic Center aniitne by the South Wind Music Show. li of our last year Superlatives were the next A guy and a girl were chosen for each of the at Kathy Gover 11 categories. Mike McClanahan and Judy were voted most attractive while Ted Oakley were the ones considered most sincere. The most athletic pair at Lyman was Kathy Brthgardener and Melvin Milton. Friendliest title went to Jeff Hall and Teresa Coulter, while Patty Roberts and Mike Broachart were the wittiest. Themost talentedpalrwas Andy Jones and Tammy Kline Tammy a special song at graduation as her to the senior class. The two voted most dependable were Lee Baker and Tracy Stempkowski and most Intelligent went to Duy Hardesty and Cindy Blamick. Most school spirit went to Bob Rohrlack and Amy Monk while the most honored superlative, "Mr. and Ms. 1. .H.S." went to John Stagliano and Teresa Coulter. Prom wss the major highlight of senior year to mix with cur other memories After paying for the prom last tlinc, the class of '79 was Informed that a new r ule starting at Lyman. This new r ule that each class would pay for its prom, so the class of 1979 ba ck where they were just one year ago. The officers, President Bob Rohrlack, Vice President Tracy Stempkowski, Secretary, Cathy O'Rourke, and Treasurer, Cynthia Burdick, along with their sponsors, Art Haight and Mrs. Rutha Corley, were able to lead their class to a superb prom at the Howar d Johnson's at Florida center. The King and Queen were H ugh Miller and Elizabeth Senior Class President -Ii -, seniors. Four years are gone forever. No longer we hear the tardy bell rthg; no longer will we hear the voice ofa telli ng us to get to work as we stall and talk to our friends,no longer will we rush to get Humanities project done the night before it Is due. No longer will we hear the great of our of high school In between classes, But as we look back at the things we will no longer do, why not look back at the great times wea The the laughter, the near disasters (so we then) that had a way of working themselves out to a great success. The four years of our lives were spent at dear old High th ey deserve to be looked at again with laughter and love of times gone by. Our year very confusing in some aspects. As we In and out of the ever famous (at Lyman) round building, we always found out we were going the wrong way. President CaM Cato, Vice President Lynn Grunow, Secretary Cathy Miller, and Treasurer Bonnie Brune ll tried their best to lead the - will -. ?i 1P FC p , A '4 , • .,'. . ,, laughs '1 •' t.- j? - - V _1 l jr.jèj 17 -. • :;, Tl- . was I - '- ____ -' - - - - — - ' -/ - - - - Al .. -._. _______ -.. •- i - . - - _____ -• - IN 111.1111 lligh School flomecoming Dance was held at the PION(''11 1 AL: Carlton Henley (1(Al)(JATI"S- 4jo • h , t e ('()MMENCEMENT: 9 a.m., June 9 in the Lyria,i High School football stadium SPEAKE'R: Rev. Robert Grunow - intl Miss Lyman High School. John Stal. 11 1 fiat)o Teresa Colter lost Talented: Tammy Kline, Andy Jones - . 4- Homecoming play, a little smoother this year: / -, ij ..- - / I 1 Altamonte Mall Office . - _.,, - -' - I ' - — -. - Officers this year were: ' - _____ - - - - - - : - - - - - - -- - -, /4"' --', • - - ' - - -: - - &' - Marty Stein Scholarship: Debbie Warren - mw-- g West - .. Point Academy Appointtiietit Award: Cathy Gaul, Jeff Hall, Binh Duy Hardesty, John Stagliano and David Sullivan - -- t ¶ Award: Lynn Gruziow Menzies, Denise Nlesser- sclIxflI(it Lar Totdii Math Department Award: Pfltil (;odfreScience Department Award: i.'reii Language Departiiient Award French: Sandra Ca thy Gaul Social Studies Department Award: Hugh Miller - - • - ' - - Chortis Department Award: - -. - - --: - ----- , - ---- - - -'---'' T- The Creative Dance Class In Lyman High School Physical Fd Melissa Pull (1 2) swamped after hitting Lyman home run ment Injects a IfUle comedy in the curriculum. -. - _____ - par na Memorial German: Tan)a JL 1PIJ* .. -. .-.-- ..-. q • 322-2581 Sanford Dirdl Temn Award: Cindy Art Department Award: Vocational Tech. Award for Dean Scott Electronics: Paul God1rey Scholastic Art Award: Robin Bullock Joy Elaine Vocational Tech. Award Carpentry: Tim Broderick for pardgaz Vocational Tech. Award for Auto Medianas. Hann Wall -- ------ aitS fItei't ca i,tizte ---- -- --- ------ ---- ------ ------_ 33. National Merit Scholarship Finalist): John Stagliano - - I I \ V - !")_? J/ Business Ed. DepartmentOutstanding Student of the Year: John Pritchard .JilJ11 S01- 1 J 4 Longwood Village, 1-4 and 434 [;,Ifl'11\IIJ 1 s, ________ North Palm Beach Sarasota - _______________ ________________________________________________________ Times... have brought you to your goal... congratulations! We're proud of you! The senior class of 1979 Str'Uggledthrough four years of chenges, good times and wishes to • the Class of '79 MAITLAND a gether for a successful senior Year. The yearbook staff is I ( 340N Orlando I Adftk Hwy. 17-92 & 434 for a fruitful future. SPRAGUE ELECTRIC S I 419 E. First 2442 S. French S JMIIFVI%W Extends sincere up. The class was the first (odo mny things. They were the only class to ever give two Proms and suffered through the school buildingexpansion, the parking problem and the functional literacy test. alute toyou ............ P N OWNER... LYMAN CLASS OF '79 Your diligence and perseverance IMI MARA Of *111AA111FV 434 f\f-:-- comnn uy C ONSOLIDATED STEEL Owl .-- Brantley W. Hwy. 436 Altamonte Springs C electronics division ORPORATION P. 0. BOX 1076. LONGW000, FL • 32750 Proud to dedi cate the -' Greyhound to the seniors, the stars of Lyman. PHONE 339-3011 - H ighway - - 1 _i 221 Magn;lla Ave. Winter Park Despi te it all, the class pulled - PRINT ING Nation, School Orchestra Award: itliomia IA)rencc Distributive Education Student of the Year: Nan Belgard Ba - d - - - I' Foreign Language DepII-tment Award - Spanish: Nlegall Award: Dru Dondelinger - • .- 41 Qood Times, .-\ - your dreams come true. Sherri Craig John Phillip Sousa Band WritingAward: Paul :;: ------------------------------- :: / Cla SS Of 79 A lob well done I May all of - ' :: : 1 Lyman Grads Home Economies Depart. inent Award: Corliss Knowles st Round Awar& Pain Mien Kathy Burkette K Good Citizenship Award At Lyman: ."-. IM • 830-9779 tional lith. A w ard for Conditioning: ToIll K lei nkni gilt Vi eo -LronicsUiatn Susan DAR -V' - • . MI. Coast Guar Acad emy: John Hats Off! LIIS's Carol Fall - I ieJtKg .e* UA ---.Voca '1'own Luke -' Lirr -.-----------------------------Award: Kanavel Navy Jerry Jackson, John Staglianu, David Sullivan - I3iaw Uoi • - -- - ..8Kgwuu. Village O,ifhIICIO d Barbie Sission, secretary, 1P ), -. ' -- State Rd. 434 & 1-4, Longwood i m "j'i - - aL1ute - Se i nole Commun ty College Board of Trustees Sdiolarship: Catherine Crawley - • groiwing -I- - Lvman's Lee [taker goes tip - I •- -. -- -Annual Award Winners f 7," Margaret Beeson president' Tammy Webb, vice president; c - 'EM... you, Graduates of 1 979 e pj=m - Oris Gronski in "Charlie Brown" play • - --- I_F1' - till Godfrey -•' - IF! ' I VIlE IE LONGWOOD VILLAGE JEWELERS - th;4. I - - - -' - F - w_ ' :, "'• 4i,,_ •• ft .1 - Scholastic Writing Award: $- - - raPMUAT - collected once a month for ti monthly visits to the Heritage girls and five Mascots this year. .' - - ,. s Year - .- -. - NOW, with 9 convenient Central Florida locations our homes are closer than ever to — I yours. . _____ --- ' and projects this year. Being a Patty Woodward president; National Association of sister club to HI-Y, it par- Elizabeth Millhouse, vice Retarded Citizens and visited I The Keyettes were very busy ficipated in the Cystic Fibrosis president; Kathy Bringardner, the Heritage Home. this year. Between visits to the bike-a4hon, a car wash and a Secretary; Kim Blake, Officers of the Civinettdis Heritage Home, helping in- Halloween party for the treasurer; Patty Sloboda, were: / ___ 1 - - - . -, - - June 9, we would like to say "Thank you, Lyman for Keyettes, Tri-Hi-Y, - & aose to Home! ' - - *. Longwood Office I - - place float. Road 436 and a collection for the month' in October for their Sandy Lenhart, Sargeant of Officers were: Liz Kunkel, Central Florida Children's donation of time and Wood in arms; Brenda Sturm, historian president; Debra Schaffner, Home. thesponsorship of the Central and Laura Meadows, - - I • - I : '.., -, - .- - .._ - A. Semoran Office -- -' Drama Department - '•'- LYMAN ' award and building the first Home, t rashpickup on state They were chosen 'club of the AurelIa Custodlo, treasurer, Ill n / the best four years of my life were spent within your mi ghty walls! has been very busy with winning the most spirited club I 0 • Sun Bank of Seminole, N. nUK 7 : - Civinettes. ... V4111,~. .7 -' - •;,. Three special dubs at Lyman vice-president; Kathy Schmit, Their major money-making Florida Blood Mobile. High School were accredited secretary and Karen Oliver, project was the production of The club also published with making the school year's treasurer. the Miss Hound contest in senior calendar which was sold activities and civic projects run The Tn-I-fl-V Service Club February. in January. Club members also - ! - 3 warm dividuals, needy families and children's ward at the Florida chaplain; Leah Wagner and various holiday projects, the Hospital. Jenny Trimble, historians. club showed school spirit by Other projects consisted of The Civinettes consisted of 35 - - p ' , Sll gJidti() Mo~zf Attractive: Kathy Gover, Mike Me- - . Debbie van Pelt, Tad Hooper and Corkey MeClellen and Bob Rohrlack with Tracy Stempkowskl. Everyone was ente rtain ed by the band, "Sneeker," and Andy Jones and Tammy Kline, who each did one song for the crowd assembled. After the prom, everyone h eaded for a great day at the beach. With all these great times that class of 1979 has had in their four years here at Lyman High School, there are many more that will hold a place in Run Smoother Man Charlie Brown" B Feb. 7 ... Miss Hound Show Feb. 22 Fifties Dance April 21 ... Senior Prom May 18 ... Senior Skip Day Succeed :S mith, - .. \_ - - Most Sincere: Judy Oakley Ted Hooper - i --------'k. _____- .. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Nov 3 -- --- - - Flower: Yellow rose i\lelton y - . Thre e Clubs M ade Things Song: "Time in a Bottle" Bird: Seagull Uak'iMost Athletic: Kathy Bringardner, Melvin I 0 t Motto We are the Champions 1It)St Dependable: Tracy Stempkowski, Lee - - everyone's heart. When we leave after graduation, year. A poll taken of the graduating class of Lyman High School indicated the following favorites of the class of '79: a ' IL 0 - - - was . ~;FN1011 CLASSSUPERLATIVESFOR LYMAN HIGH . -, - and it made for a great senior Alterspe ndlngthreeyearsasunderclassmen,itwas . • - ____ _____ 4 Millhouse. Their court consisted of Bill Slevin and not Friendliest: Teresa Cotter, Jeff Hall Most Intelligent: Cindy Blamick, Duy Hardesty -____ - own to really enjoy it, but not as much as the juniors who thought they wo uld be paying for another prom. The class seemed to have pulled together in the end . -' was pay Rohrlack BACCALAUREATE: p. m. Lyman High School gymnasium / I - ght was other class or dub. Our junior year here at Lyman was one of struggle. The offi cers President John Stagliano; Vice pr esident Cheryl Sclunalniaack; Secretary Tracy Stempkowski and Treasurer Corkey McCleilen had their hands full having ve ry little time to for prom. They tried everything from Lyman stickers to food tickets from a nearby restaurant. Finally enough money was raised to have a super prom for the class of 1978. They seemed Most School Spirited: Amy Monk, gob / our won the spirit jug 4 tftnes that year. More than any L yman F-ac act Sheet / was gift was -• Ii ' . / -- wrote was -'-•' • - Hooper was ;. —-.. i '. Lunch is okay, but among girls, it is a chance to catch up on the latest gossip. Lunch rooms across Seminole Count', were much the s'me during the school year. and its - - - Lyman. Our first homecoming that year was an experience The always spirited freshmen had entered a float into the competition. With the theme of "Greyhounds In touch with America", the class entered a float of the Li berty Bell. The sad bell rocked back and forth as it was viewed by the crowd. But It served purpose to show everyone that the mighty class of 1919 had arrived. When we started our sophomore year, we were bound and determined to make sure that everyone knew that we were not little freshman any more. The officers that year, President Phil Summersill, Vice President Lynn Grunow, Treasurer Cheryl Schman masek, and Secretary Karen Rhodes l ed the class In two great money raising ideas. The first was to sell chocolate candy. The sales went trememdously well and more than $300 falsed. To raise money for prom a dance held in the cafeteria after one of the basketball games. Again well over $300 was raised, Our class smaller that year than before but It did not lessen our school spirit any, the sophomore class '______ - - was high class through the confusion, but no freshman can ever figure the pathways out. : ________ entertainment was scurried — " I and School and freshman - will best —. - 1978-'79 This ¶ lit, game was i _________ our thought Lyman . s... at crowned. p _______ and friends fun, c" f ______ and our A" I ___ this o school tooth teacher BE' se AND LISTEN - - V - P 10 V % • I. W 4 - - 4 Ph. 339-8424 Longwood �8Vefliflqt1eraia& Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 7,19!9 Viedo H g Oviedo Fact Sheet BL PRINCIPAL: Charles C. Webb NUMBlll (;nADUA11N(;: 230 BA( ( Al AUHI Al I 710 p.m., June B a t the Jt'ni it the John LiUr!LL_J Brett 1k ndlt s Class orator ( l I \I)AR (if ft f VIS Oct 21 .! Homecoming Week Oct.27 Homecoming !),mnhe Dec q W interr play Mugs s \li rr C hristmas Dec. 11 ....National Honor Society Induction Dec. 15 Student Goveriunent Cliristitias Program March 1 Blood Drive March 10 .....adie Hawkins Dance March 27 Senior Talent Shov. Mr. and Miss OIlS announced May 19 May 19 Prom Nite Senior Awards I)av May 22 - .... .... .... .... 7 7 F .... .... Throughout the changes in Mrs. Virginia Mikler, librarian, Mrs. Zonne Davis, counselor, staff, students, and to Oils mit s Palmer , counselor, and physically, school spirit and Oviedo's Mos t - —. T Outs tanding St ii de rits s L i Mrs. Eula M. i Hill, Davis. pride has been maintained. (A IS later opened its d allm% students of Lake Howell I li Li School to use her facilities OHS is These StU(iItits at OiL(lOSpanish: Ange lai "t mit 1 ugh School were r ecognized Art: Wendell MrNealIy recently both for their Drama: Linda Winchester academic achievement and Journalism : N e spa per service to their school: Editor- Crys Jonas; otiti ed School Service Awards: Bob standing yearbuuk servo,.' Bauman, Sherri Blair, Mary Bob Bauman amid Vii gi iii" Lee Burgess, Gloria Hoenicke, Parmnari; Nespain'r editor J.B. Johnson, Crys Jonas, Scott Kline: Most iiimiwovcd MVP Alicia key, Scott Kline, Kurt newspaper staffer Mark Koevenig, Becky Lanier, Lucia Andy • Hay O'Brien, Media ('enter: Marty Cordell d Virginia I'arinan, Judy Phelps, Physical Education: i\iir;imn Debbie Statler, Shari Weaver, Barron and Paulette Braddy Lars White, linda Winchester Industrial Arts: 1i Vins&mri Most valuable players were Drafting: Virgil Blanton and Cecil Tossie. Business Education: Cr)stal named in each sport at Oviedo Daughters of the American ii, and Sk ip Siunier claimed Revolution Anrd; Shari Moore and Becky Lamer the big one after be ing named Distributive Weaver. Ldiieation : MVP from last fall's football American Legion Aard: Terry Gross te"imn Elcetronius: 'Jolly Glassinire Bob Bauman and Becky Ianier. lloiiie Em'oiii,nii les : Susan ltotry Scholarship Finalists: Basketball MVP was Troy Cindy lowiiiilIer, Sheila Peterson Kt'ssingcr. Sheehan, Crys Jonas, Icc Class Orator; Rn it I I,ialir, St eve Kc' and Michelle Ohlingei-, Ronnie Burke, and Scholarships: 'Ii It (ui lmgo Nelson were recipients of the Randy Isner. Tennis- Paulette iradt1v most valuable awards for cross Kiwanis Award: Shari UClA Regents' Scholorshij;Weaver. Kerr)' Edwards; Air Force country. Calvin Ward was honored in baseball, while Jeff Oviedo Women's Club Academy--- Brett ilendluv Award: Crystal Moore. Naval Academy-- Jell ('ovelli Fore and Kelly Kearney was track winners. English: Brett Ikndley and Top 'Fell Senior (;PAs: Crys Jonas. Ronnie Burke', Brad Cowgill, Swimming MVPs were Brett Mathematics: Brad Cowgill. Kerry Edwards, Crvs Jonas, }lundliy and Kathy Eubanks. Social Studies: Scott Kline Alicia Key, Scott Kline, Kurt Pat Lukas was softball MVP, and Kurt Koevenig Koevenig, Cindy I.owmilter, and Gloria Jones was honored Science: Brad Cowgill and Connie Moon and Sheila as volleyball MVP. Kerry Edwards Sheehan. ' Ov "4 L 11/ ''_1j4•;4 By JIM IIAYNES Herald Sports Editor Tracy Gaster will carry Central Florida's hopes in the Junior World Golf Champlonship J uly 11-15 in San Diego, Calif. ' lip- . .- -- ... IL j ' j •,. • •.. ._-• . .• j . WAW The 16-year-old j un ior from -- :1 • ••• •-• -- -----------. . • . .. .cI. ________ Tr acy today between classes at Oviedo. sectional tournament at Flagler Beach's Palm Coast Country She shot a 75 recently at Club. Cypress Creek to wrap up the Miami's Joan Ellis tied trip for her and her mom to San Diego. "There will be 34 countries represented, so I imagine there will be a very large field," she added. Gaster's 75 at Cypress Creek in the state finals, and won a sudden death playoff trickling in a 22-foot putt for a birdie, whereas Tracy parred the hole. ----•fl g J _J Tracy and her mom live off Golf Club's ,$'.' q . . •. down -- ' Coaches, players ponder football situation on Si(l('liflt'S Oviedo High team, and was the •hi'l q,n,l fn,ar4. sIn.'n.. nn Ihn Ulil U UIIU t*JMI ii 1flUI UI, ui. squad. .5 Her handicap is six. -•-- . . -. . .'. .. OVIEDO GRADUATES t - .4 Your diploma gives you a solid foundation to build on. We hope all your dreams come true. ii Si -. ...... Fven the Lion enjoyed Christmas assembly In sclbol gym 1 ' - S - JIM J ' C) : . - CdM CIN 1' •_*_____ '-- t I, . £ 1 / 10, PRINTING COMPANY INC. Y "c SANFORD PH. 322-2581 221 MAGNOLIA AVE. S ' ••. 3OM . I . Good L uck 79 t Success To You! - Wishing you all the he St n ?t;ture endea ,:r. qF 111 your OVIEDO SHOPPING CENTER I... 01 A FINE REGI Leslie Govoruhk chews pencil, passes NG cagykaw4aua exam .es1 You can be mighty proud and happy that you've earned your diploma I TEARS, L.D. PL NTE INCORPORATED OVIEDO, FLORIDA You've only just begun. Working to entertain the school faculty and student body, the Student Government sponsored a concert by "Free Fair," a student-oriented Christmas pram, a colleion of food for Lhe needy children of Seminole County. These activities along with several others, reinforced each representative's commitment to lead his school I eiiectiveiy. Oflo6 uiL Ut ou LUCKY GRADS! Congratulations Class 179. ... . ______________ - - r a li school, helping bewildered underclassmen find their way to classes. Immediately following the first week, however, plans began to jell for Homecoming. All problems from planning the dress-up days to organizing the dance fell into the lap of SGA. The advanced planning paid off as students attended the traditional Homecoming Dance, culminating a week of many costumes dnd sizzling bonfires. , 15th Tracy gets In plenty of practice time. She played on the flOW,SO 0wof 6u sponsored various activities. Representatives and officers alike served as guides on th e first day of .. u " 4 sponsorship of Dean Hazel Stoner, members of the organization participated in and .. Marvin MeClennon won't go ------- promising young woman golfer. 'My dad died, but both he and m' mom helped me a lot," she said. "We played in DeLand and I used to tag along." / . small enough for each student to obtain the needed Under the 1 .Ii.d..... ._4r • . policies. 1 1 .• ICA . Once again, the Student Government Association (lid its best to promote student interest in affairs dealing h with school activities and administration I 1 • ,.a Oviedo High School recently completed a sweep toh Florida competition to claim The first step in Junior World Ellis, Gaster and a qualifyer one of three spots allotted to rnialiMnu saw Prn,*t, I v&aa a iiuiii &uuuiidev Vi 111 FV[U'V5(flt Sunshine State participants. district playoff by shooting a 78 Florida in San Diego. "I'm real excit ed a bo ut it, at Mayfair Co untry Club. She Gaster credits her parents and just hope I can win," said followed with an 80 to win the with her development as a ) ' Student Government Association ines Sh ,) if .,.. \ L ¶' It Btwut øtem&e'u ewiitate '703h0S OVIEDO 1'H CHEERS Longwood Village, 1-4 and 434 Members of the 1975.79 Oviedo high cheerleadbig squad Include from top, Jennifer Wheeler, Lori Lreund, Alma (;undy, Mary Vail, Lisa I)uda, Rene Berg and Nancy Richards. The night the girls are most likely to remember Is the MCI bourne Central Catholic game, when their pyramid collapsed, the fans stayed home, the team lost and the rain never Close to HOme! NOW, With gconvenient Central Florida locations our homes are closer than ever to Winter Park Sarasota North Palm Beach CC C"1lFU"11C % % % U~LtIDSr stopped. - A. Duda & Sons, Inc. • Oviedo, Florida . . Take Your Bow Now! • I . * Y'mu'v' worked* - hard IIIIS'SI' t)tmsl ,mncl * that YOU "A' reached * yOur joiiI. V.&' that sucCess con tinues to be wlth* you in the years to come' Keep up the great work, (iracis years - * ' * * IVA I Tomorrow, you can aim for the stars... — Here's Wishing You Much Success And Happiness In Your New Career Beginnings—May Your Life's Goals Be Successfully Reached! Hope you have a great day..... Celebrate in every way! Ale NELSON & COMPANY The CITIZENS BANK of OVIEDO ' t4.., - -.. • -. . - - • I 'Beii'I4rd agency. Inc. CUSTOM BUILDERS REAL ESTATE Wheeler Fertilizer Co. • O P.O. Box 789—Ovledo—Ph. 3654631 156 GENEVA DRIVE PH. 365-6611 OVIEDO - 79 9 But today? You Are The Stars - . I. " . ---'--S.., - .'---.*.'- LIII . Liste - I Seeks -5- . Junior World Title ' o S / Thursday, June 1, 1979 . -. daiiiage to dear' old OIlS during quality education. the double' session, she survived, and rontjniied to make tier student bud) and faculty ted f Oviedo's Tracy Gaster Still Proud Sch oo during a double session other and faculty, yet large program. Despite considerable enough to provide a diverse and ob" .-... Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl __________ ()viedo Ilih is something of a proud. p1 00(1 old I ith despite having In 1976 OHS was subject to resided in the present school remodeling Her cement walls, nR P168 when les and dips in the commons tOe iies structure was put up1ir are . crushed, which Sc hweizer & Associates for a allowed seating better cost of $650000 arrangements for student I tiirh nine teachers were lunches This year, the Youth (.fliplot U u1d dt the end of her first school year, OHS Advisory Council, along with gra duated 49 seniors Out of the other Interested students, 39 teachers and stall employed, repainted the entire OHS 11 still remain, which include: Commons, and constructed a Mrs. hazel West Stoner, beautiful new design for the Dean: Mrs. Donna Neely, band shell, which portrayed counselor, Mrs. Jonnise their mascot, the LION with an Uucklew, math instructor, eye catching sunrise and forest(l000e Dozier, vice-principal, like scenery to back it up. Richard Feinberg, band inThe graduating class of 1979 structor, Mrs. Charles Royster, has 220 seniors, a considerable art instructor, Mrs. Jane increase from the 49 seniors of Michael, media coordinator, the 1968 graduating class. (OflhIflOflS Field SI'F Ahi H L - - - - - - - - - - 800 D West Hwy. 426 Oviedo 365-3211 i' �r - A 10--Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 7, 1979 Tursday June 7, 1979- I Evtritnq Herid & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Ft Takes Five First Places il , " '"ij ,' - - S '- - - -d' — Lakerantley Scores Well In Olympics Bn h un NK Sun Bank of Seminole, N. A. B Flt,KMUTI' Roby!f Tjitd Frank Murphy won first place as in individual bridge building, whie1'7 Le won Kirkman and Mr. Milwee esi two bus loads of The annual Physics Olympics sponsored by the students to SCC at 9 a.m. and did not return until 4 a team in bridge building. Stacy Coulter and Diane second in team bridge building competition. Eric Schraysen won first in the individual bridge con- Lopez, Beth Euliano, and Aurel Schmidt came in American Association of Physics Teachers took P Events included a slow bicycle race, egg drop, petition. Paul Moore and John Gatley pulled a first second for both the Fermi question and the quiz place at Seminole Community College on Friday Fermi question, paper airplane, quiz show, bridge in the egg drop. Vince Davilla, Ahmed Reza, and show. March 9. Mr. Kirkman and his physics students who Vince Davilla won second place as an individual in Perry Pederson blew their way to first place in building, bottle music, and a solar car race. participated performed outstandingly and won an Students either participated as teams or in. bottle music. Mike Munchow, Rick Wilson, and the Fermi question. Brian Garvey and David Smith overall first place. dividuals, and separate awards were given for each. Barry Snider pulled first place in the Fermi question pulled second place in the egg drop. Mark Bowers, Perry Pederson, and John Chamberlain placed third Competition was keen and public schools from Lake Brantley received five first places, seven and second in the quiz show. Orange and Seminole counties participated. Mr. second places, and one third. Pete Pollard and Jerry Sunkin won second place in bridge building. J14 — / - - - - . -• - -.-.__•••-1. • - - -r -j :- I •' ••7.l -. • s . , • - ' • '. '-..:,.7 • . ' - ' • - - . - - . - . • • . - — - ON ~4ø' IT çr AP 71 j4 db Outstanding Students ' L ' • ,- — ' 4 AN = / - •••',,••. I ap4/ - ii, P at s , ( 'tiarli'. i'ti ( rr IUlI% JAI 1111' lihUtli ,1 ;:'. -... -. •.• Are Feted At Awards Day •;._v - "fl' • , 13vov c :-r, : - • W _____________________________________ .. .._, j - .. :'.. & r•\. . '.. ..-.. .,.. ,...t• . . 41 . . - : - A - 1 _,... - 4-- ,;!.,. rn - - ,.' ,• . • -'•'' ••. . . . .7 • '' - . '. Outstanding Lake Brantley Publix, Home Economics Hallmark, John Nasteline, Ken Vogenitz, Miriam Branan, Joan Freeman, Keith Mitts, Steve Diamond, Vicki Zink, Donna h' High School Seniors were Award Anna Ranalli recognized May 24 at the annual t Mitchell, Scott Smith, Julie Green, Emiko Levy, Holly 'W Echang Std Awards Day program. The Recognition: Mats Persson Falstad, Stacy Coulter, Barry Phelps, Kurt Bender. award and student receiving it from Sweden and Michael Snyder, Carol Flitter, Joe Physics Award: Diane are listed below. Chamberlain, Heidi Waggoner, Schraysen Munchow from Denmark DAR award: Chas Powers Frank DeBole, Devin RodTop Ten Seniors: Bonnie Art: Kurt Bender Lopez, Daughters of the Con- denberry. Bohner, Eric Business Education: Lisa PTSA Scholarship: Rachel Freeman Marquerite Fahey, Francis federacy: Julie Falstad AV Christian Character Award Coulter Murphy, F rankie Albritton, Choral Music Chris University of Central Florida Sa gastizabal Rachel Coulter, Nancy John- Chas Powers and Stephanie Scholarship: Medea Mainor son, Mary Jayne Parker Triplett oopera ive ucation: and Michael Rodriguez ,, Nancy Stirling and Elizabeth O 'Brian IOUUI rOUfl &iUgn il yn W il son Kiwanis Scholarship: Frank Mar Euliano dation Award: Moll y Pesce Creative Writing: Lisa M urphy National Merit Scholarship: Star Student Award: Laura Freeman Academy Appointments: Eric Lopez WallenfeLs Richard Shanklin to Air Force Drama: Jean Marie Trombo American Youth Foundation Mathematics Recognition: Academy and Frankie English: Stacey Coulter Award: Dough Dershlmer and Kevin Stacey, Elizabeth Albritton to West Point Foreign Language: French: Ellen West Euliano, Eric Lopez, John Special Art Awards: Brenda Suzanne Thomas; Spanish: Brown University Book Award: Gateley, Lorraine Vorndran, Robinson Hallmark Honor Diane Schraysen; German: Ellen West Murk Hartwell, Jerry Prize, Pam Champion, Scott Kathleen Nartin. ' Dean Frith on wav to fantastic 13-3 record GRADIS Your diligence and perseverance have brought you to your goal... congratulations! We're oroud of you! f1k S E. First 2- . Fr e nc h Del an d 86 Seabriveze Lake IlImAell 84 Mainland Seminole 57k: 57': Spruce Creek 340 N. Orlando PREVENT Hwy. 17-92 & 434 434 Center I{l' lU F-WH Brantley Square Plaza W. Hwy. 436 Altamonte Springs GIVE TO H&H`Q~Lhi Sept. 30 Student Council Welcome Dance Powder Puff Game and bonfire Nov. 10 Homecoming football game, Lake Brantley V. Deland Nov. 11 Homecoming Dance March 2 HERO Disco Dance April 28 Junior-Senior Prom May 19 Grad Night — Disney World [D) ... i,.-.... r ... .. • -. - .. Oh.What A Year For Brantley... In Everythh,.9 a hilts Off to I.dkt RiiiitI, hugh Stools sports tt:iiris It ''ilS (1 111te a '.tII lilliltIli tue til fotitltIl (lIiiI1)IttU) tilt (lit' Fi e Star (ii1tititt, liii posting an -2 record hetitit lusing to .Starke Ili a )OSI-SI.LSOfl bowl gairic. ... Overall. Like llt;iIilJr ti-1 I.VrIiilfi for ilti' Fi e Stii all ... v ... 5. YOU stand Ill 1tttttl.ill. it k1\1 11 ;: i wit us .'. liii hut t 77 vr iii MOTORCYCLE PARTS Shackelford 1l_1 tot : MOfl, thru Sat. 8 Ill 9 itlil. In utti Itti -- THEY'RE THE TOPS 436 FORCBT P.O. BOX 3274 — CITY, FLORIDA 32751 BE A 4-H LEADER ff 70.shos LAKE BRANTLEY Lake Brantley Close to Home! Class of 1979 Now, With 9 convenient Central Florida locations our homes are closer than - everto yours - -- i;• the The Walls Came To Life This Year - h . - •- 'I. '. -__444___._'_• f.-. • / •-.-•• __ •./ , / ..,.- - I - -- — • -;. - - iSPRINGS tanao,a ,nre, Sales by SPRING REALTY, Realtors fl9 CIp . /' ADS a 101,11 Cr, 8629966 .I. - 'P ' • - • 4.' 44-' , liii Wink', Park : I tI :: I North Palm Beach Sarasota I 14$ K 1111 hiLl') ijilt ltintkii I ,h,- - I hi, tti l 1: ti! i'ii' Ii •\IIlftIitI, 11111I, tl till, o liii - ttI . iti . Congratulations to each of you .-.(t. ii tliiil,tIIiii If. ,I' In ti l Ii li;ut 1 Sli,uiihli,i -\itf\ \llii In iii THE END OF A FINE BEGINNING : : : Itik. B1141 GADL1\J1ON.00 ::i:: lou II I-. Ito .uu iItt ,t I tilt I'iII ,I, iiiIV-. thit tiill ti it Itijl ti I "A.0 1 . Iii' \i iii - I ho flilItlil itt I. host - : liii I-. f\- Longwood Village, 1-4 and 434 - liii'? jill. \ll.ui 'luloit II; : 17011,. - There are seniors, and there are seniors and at Lake Brantley, there are 10 seniors who stand out, having been selected as this year's top seniors. In photo above, left to right, they are: Frank Albritton, Bonnie Bonner, Frank Murphy, Meg Faney and Nancy Jordan, In bottom photo, left to right, Jayne Parker, Eric Lopez, (national merit scholarship winner), Nancy Stirling, Beth Euliano, and Stacey Coulter. I 11 Itis I lIlt-it' Sun. 9 to 6 .liRo I )K ()1 I S )tiitiiiiiil iii. :iIIIlLi(I tiiiiitli and St,-,- (,i,% (lit itnItiI.II I • Siti-.. aillong tltWt dowato lilt 13-.i -,mlillooll , - B. K. The robbery took place at a 7.11 Dellinger. Bill Heffernan, who took part in the trial. During the store, and Mrs. Joyce Tullis, was previously a state testimony Seminole County Lake Brantley students E.H. resource teacher, testified prosecutor and is now an deputy, Chuck Thomas, took recently had a first hand view as the clerk. Altamonte Springs defense the stand. of courtroom procedures. A The defendents in the case lawyer, tried to convict the The trial was run in the same real judge, baliff, and lawyers were Doug Krumbhaur, Chris accused criminals. manner as actual courtroom held the annual mock trial fgr Students from the political and als. The jury returned a tri Ms. Homer's senior political Sagastizabal, Janine science class were picked asthe Metzger. Janine was defended jury. Kathy Martin played the Verdict Of not guilty In all three science class. Judge Dominick Salfi by Claude Van Hook who is a clerk, and Laura Johnson took cases. After the trial which presided over the case In which practicing attorney in DeLand. the role of court reporter. lasted approximately four three Brantley students played Doug and Chris were Frank Kanto, a real baliff from hours, Judge SaUl answered the roles of accused robbers. represented by Charles Judge Salfi's courtroom, also questions from the students. - a-. stmit, I.n unit l,. - More students than ever program was conducted in the better state government. aurd for the 1978.79 school before took social studies civics classes and this allowed Steve Horton, advanced year was given to Janine subjects at Lake Brantley High some 250 ninth graders to hear American History teacher, Metzger. American School this school year. The lectures of various local expe rts retired at the end of this school A new award from the in business. "Daughters of the confederacy year after serving 10 years staff grew from 10 teachers in Senior political sc i ence presented to Julie Falstad, 1975.76 school year to 14 students experienced t.i r op- the Seminole County school was who had the hi ghest grade point teache rs in 1978-79 school year. portunity to prepa re legithtion system in the junior American History The Junior Achievement that they feel would make for The annual social studies class. This year at Lake Brantley entrance mural are Jam Banks foot square with a three toot portraits, school seal, sports the walls came to life as and Jima Stevenson. arrow behind the letters, mural, band mural and the students began painting murals Sykora painted a pointing La the direction of the 54W stripe around the library, on the endless white walls. office. have left their school a better Tit entrance to the school super graphics of the word These seniors students, 'office' on the wall across from and other has six portraits of place then when they came here each 6 ft. by 6 ft. Seniors on the the portraits. Each letter is five students who have painted the four years ago. ti I lli-- , cuRL tlt.i liltittli III liltiiitiii t hi-I tII(Iti( iIii:r:i h toi: riia'lt lIrrscsI\1 I' .1? It? 'it H ii Ii lift I tttttttitl the T hrifty Auto Parts By MIKE IIANZMAN ' (lit' ii5tt(I L Taking A Look At The Courtroom ' i II, it ii Ii,tIttjI AUTO MACHINE SHOP it I . t, .i it .:: Itit I.ikr weightlifting it mu (305) Social Studies Had Student Appeal : III Inn i- • tI • Il l things li,uii.ti A Message . If.I II uit'iil. : In Sports cI.tIII. ... Lake Brantley high School the school opened, and we set ficers. The school opened of- are more unique than almost started as a dream in the Spring up progrwns and developed the ficially in the Fall of 1972, at the any section of the country you of 1971. in Arril of that year, I basic curriculum. old Milwee campus with grades would want to visit. Being was appointed Principal of 9 andlo. We had an enrollment modern school in design and In Lake Brantley High School, and the Spring of 1972, we met of approximately 1100 fit the two having an exceptional student given the opportunity to work with many of the students that grades, body, makes Lake Brantley a with the architect, Eoghan are currently our Juniors and In February of 1973, we very pleasing place to work, Kelley, in planning the concept Seni ors, and gave them an moved into the new facility and and hopefully, a very pleasing and design of the school. In opportunity to express their have since added the 11th and place to attend school. addition we worked with dif- suggestions for nicknames, 12th grades, and now have an Bill W. Daugherty ferent people that were to school colors, and nominees for enrollment of 2000 students. The School's First become faculty members when our elected student forum of- plant itself and the student body Principal Camialdalim 41loo Ktt*tLe'L uBd Ufl.Rh Ill till- II.11114'(I v 1 In The Beginning... Senior Account Agent 1398 E. Semoran Blvd., Casselberry, Fla. 32707 Bus. 678-1114— Res. 322-8840 #4 . PRINCIPAL: Darvin Boothe NUMBER GRADUATING; 540 BACCALAUREATE: 7 p.m., June 8 at the high school gym COMMENCEMENT: 9 a.m., June 9 at the OrlandoSeminole Jul Alai Fronton SPEAKERS: Eric Lopez, Bonnie Bohnen CALENDAROFEVENTS JOHN HAMILTON 4 100 100 93 Lake Brantley I.mati At O Allstate F Fts. Sheet Lake Brantley Fact t. __ FIVE STAR Al.L-S1'ORTS STANDINGS LONGWOOD Murray, vice president; Vickie Martell, treasurer; Mike Rodriquez, president; Mrs. Norma Storey, American history teacher: Mrs. Phyllis Jore, sponsor; Janine Metzger, secretary, and Joe Banks, historian, 'i Patriots Fare Well In Sports y' MAITLAND Senior class officers of Lake Brantley 111gb School for 1978-79 are from left: Myra Lake Brantley Graduates 'A SANFORD SENIOR OFFICERS ka .r. Lc. .iai - 6 fit -. -.ttittl;st i.i,itli itiuuIit C. UIN Ciq C - PRINTING COMPANY INC. • • 221 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 322-2581 Sanford �• • •• V • • I • ; • • • II. 1 r:vnintJIrnId & -herald Adverts'r, Sanford, fl. Howell Lake Thursday, June 7, 1979 - - p L ake H owe High School Senior Cl ass if Officers Trinity High 1.3chool Fact Sheet ,/ June? •• Preparatory OfCen traLEior ida'sBeay Spots. At I!,( I ik 1 1 (v; II High School spoils stldium 1966, Trinity is and faculty represent a wide on a s variety of faiths tstanding college preparatory inity is affiliated with the iscopal Church. Its founders March SIN101t PltO.1 •.. April 27 (;RM )UATI )N N J(;l IT • May ii SEN 1011 HREAKI"AST .... June 1 •.. Secretary By SHARON CARRASCO Most S'inecre --- Karen Miller, Mark -Steil MoA Dedicated - Cheryl Gagliallo, Daws Iferald Staff Writer • .. The new student who has plementing a peer Lounseling -leff Bell, C,ariann Strickland Most I at e!lig"nt - - G a ry Dro,e Denise \ ('lSflfl ('(I Liz Uf)(lIke Greg Carson Uest lii i')mt Uiu"t'•t Flirt Bob Valois. Sherri M lis t \thlelic Bob Solorn an, Cheryl ruut oat. credit hour for the its kind in Seminole (_otint) is dass The class iuieets on Monday to designed to instruct seniors in . . (hr eoursciing skills nrcessir tilail its cotitusiling session, (oluud a helpin g hand to their cou nsels friuninor juniors Pelers 1)eers. - — Ott .4 ' • F / 0111's ,. ' - •l .a 1 Georgetown University's 16th - S u - . . . • ' 5' - - / WA '5 - p... I 1 .., ,L - — IX - r 1111) are one fourth of the seniors ilie incoming freshmen, already know what they are fi Ie,. - ' - -r I qi 4 I • S Association. a group of GU shattered and internatioc.al students studsiiig lvi careers in crisis erupted . international fit itLs The stil(letits North Sophomores: Carter Andress, Susan i Colwyn ; Anier iuin S j r 1 program, compromises acre struck, deals cre made, plans Georgetown ', Ut also in okui in activities including A 101411 of 2 (XII) students Invitational Model United re.resenting 140 high schools visits to embassies and tuiecting Mdiutes, Scott Miller, Stacey Nations in W ashingt on DC with senators ( ' I b states I Plater, Todd Whisenant. Robert F. Fulmer, head of the Uigh Schools from throughout PdtUPdtt(I mtiitrwtriih of South Da k o ta an d Charles history department, acted as as assigned a Mathias, Jr of Maryland, as faculty moderator for the the United States .irc invited to tliitgatioui nation to represent and to act as well as Us Delegate Melissa Trinity delegates Iw included' attend NAIMUN and Trinity ells. Trinity seniors also Seniors: Madeline Duva, Preparatory School is one olthe ambassadors 4iiid persuade Fred Frederick, Richard three Florida high schools that others to their national enjoyed a special dinner in the Goodls, Gale Grindie, Don Ivey , has attended for the past five %ie'.cpolnt Trinitydelegates Senate Dining 1100111 COni corn presented two nations (had plimults of Senator Lawton Chris Marshburn, 13t11 Stewart, sears 'liii program is held through and hlo'uduris fhroughout the Chiles of Honda Steve Tresser, and Buz Wells ___ S . - _____________ - largest model United Nations at (eorgt. Miliolts, (;it Tenzrr 0 Annual I .-n Relations Abner, Josh the offices of the Interna tional Brian 22-25, to the nation's Kurth, Toin lA-e. Toin McNeill, 1 ' $ Juniors: students acted as delegates, Corey, Laura Hansen, Aim - . VA • Twenty-four TrinityPrep - P - I -. • a ;' T~wr i . said t p . Y 4) •\ . 4 - / 1 . . Tuesday through Thursday and who are unaware of school going to be doing after Iactivities, clubs and classes; graduation and don't need our Juniors, who need in- help." pro , II To M ode '•• • ypes of students who benefit (students) better because of our from our peer group sessions, age," Vickie explains. "About I'auu . • towisilors tan Pain ev aluates the sessions on Mandy Laicona of iike hloweii Friday, l'aiiu said discovered the need for the Peer group leaders work in class last tar when studuuts pairs of to for an eight to ten scre a sked to express their member group, says Vickie I el, a senior mrndx.r. acids in a questionnaire Fhrri are basically three "We relate to them - 5 4 and Tl. Nd' A.- • j ineets each day for the entiiiIe school rar, Patti said Seniors class. liii class, whi ch is the first of . 4 L • 4j turned its attention to incoming just transferred into the school freshmen and college-bound district. The ter counseling class juniors this year by ha- High School lost Witty ;./• 24 Students Are Delegates l United N ('h1h'fb0r Lake llowell High School CURRIC ULUM UM MUFFET BAKER •.. Historian CHERYL GAGLIANO •.. Treasurer KIM MEAN Lake Howell Students Counsel Peers Lake Mr. and M i ss Lake Howell Jeff Wallace, I iri I3ollet KAREN MILLER •.. Chaplain i d present trustees students school's two lakes Trinity schedule The faculty is 5 '11w Howell H i gh School were: tLIV( I VICKIE EWEL ... Vice-I'resident LISA ARMOUR •..I'resi(lent Superlatives Senior - - Individual help is built into the one to ten 'ears of accrediting schools h1R e never seen a stronger concerned and available, not only Trinity is accredited b the English department Trinity's difto help the student having FACULTY Florida Council of Independent science department is recognized More than half of Trinity's ficulty, but to give guidance and Schools. On the occasion of our as one of the finest in Florida. faculty have Master's degrees. direction to the student capable of five year accreditation review tile Trinitv's library is one of the 'Mey are selected from all parts doing advanced scholastic work. Executive Secretary of tile lleWest all most )eatitiful of all% of the country. There is a faculty student ratio of Florida Council said In my 17 dayschool in the country. Ile campus is one of the beauty spots of central Florida. There are more than 100 acres and more than a mile of lakefront on the ools. CALENDAR OFEA'ENTS Trinity is a coed day school, grades seven through 12 Total enrollment is under 400 C0 ed as Lake !lo'll High School sports 5t1u11u111 M Dick Cl1\ S U)11 ll\\VhlNS DANCE' Campus •: V lh4' School 1979-13 - * ..• 5. '• . i. . • S PEER GROUP 'Me peer counseling class at Lake Howell High School Is the newest Innovation in Seminole County to aid incorning rreshmen and college-bound SESSION seniors. Above, counselors Carl Pain (left) and Mandy group leaders Muffet Baker and Chery l Gagliano — -. ' Loicona talk with peer • •-.. '. S . ! 13 Outstandoing Students Honored -••' •l\-. •• ' r S 'p" Outstanding students at lake presented to: - , /,a - A , 4" 'A' / p ft p '[ , - r ¶ ' - ¶ - -.,4, * • •- -, ' 51'5_ •,• - / i.j 0 / 'I ' L-4.. ;; - 5 •j'1',, 'Ilieiesa Russell, Lake Vocational Helen Cornioli was selected as Department were: Biology, Painting, Mark Herbert and Teresa Forturia; Chemistry, Pamela Netherton. -, . ,_ fr / ". / - / '' - . - .• In Howell Homecoming Queen .. - J • : • . ______________ — - .kI l f,Jlt( 10, t o.. -1 I ;. - r 5 ii 4 • hi - - P s,,, . '4 .. 'p '• . ' "' • ,*u'• , X= FOOTBALL SOCCER ACTION SHOTS Yearbook pages show -. . •-. . - / - 5 - '-5-----. 5 • S - 4i 1 Tin ' - -. - • -' the action of football and soccer seasons • , ' i' . 'I Longwood Office 14 & SO 41$ Lonviom I ordi 3"?' C) ' • .) Fern Park Flotidi 32 30 Ar?,tt? Svnq I 5 . • A Semoran Office 25E S.)or1riI3ivd Altamonte Mall Office Al l, Mali 5 a • - Sun Bank of Seminole, N. A. Elenor Colbourn; Physics, Foreign Language awards Michael Amend and Advanced went to French, Catherine Biology, Diane Holbrook Lox, German, Deborah Language Arts awards went Drenkhahn and Spanish, Daniel to Literature, Daniel M Dyer, Meadows Creative Writing, Webb Outstanding in Business llarrts, Linguistics, Brent Education were Typing, Teresa Adamson; Dramatics, Elenor Fortuna; and Suzanne Colbourn and Landa Patty; Nesmith; Shorthand, Kathleen Yearbook, Stacie Stringham; Ferrara; Accounting, Kelly Media Coinmunijations, Media McDulfie; Data Processing, - .,• Mathematics department Economics, Julie Geesaman, Pell, Dive rs ified Cooperative Physical Education wereere Geography, Michelle Mock; Training, Tyre were: Algebra I, Cyn t hia Foote; Individual Sports, Robert Johnson; Algebra II, William Social Science Award, Carol Cooperative Business Capobianco and Melody Tolly; Pearson; Geometry, Daniel Naschke and Historical Award Education, Miriam Fowkes; Team Sports, Daniel Meadows Dessau; Trigonometry, ' to Frank Deane Job Entry, Brendan Jennings.and Miry Colson Outstanding students in Fine Michael Wangler, Calculus, Art, Pamela ___________________________________________________ James Deaton, Pre-Algebra, Arts were Jeanne Scholz, College Review, Netherton, Band, George Kelly Mel)uffie and most un Cermuics and Glasgow; proved in Skills II, Sandra Weaving, Christina Eby; Chorus, Julia Lyon, Graphic Thomas. Outstanding in the Science Arts, Carla Sneeringer; / •. • Awards American Howell high School were History, Susan Kenney; World Education went to: Industrial the most improved student in recognized at an outdoor History, George Glasgow; Arts, Robert Cook; Distributive Home Economics. Comparative Government, Education Clubs of America, awards day ceremony. Receiving the awards in the Pamela Taylor; Consumer Terry Frankenberger and Lisa Outstanding students in '-'' ' - • • 1 ' 8 Communication s, Deborah Andrew Cohen and Richard linproveinent, Martine Martin; McKernan; Senior Writing, Luarin Wilhehii. Most improved in Developmental [leading, C • UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE high School presented the drama "Up the Down Staircase" by Bel Kaufman on May 31 and Lake Howell AN Patrick Liullo and Charles 'ellett. Social Studies awards were ' ' ( #. (ItVt lU' aiaiA (1 ia,.aL.i -si. - - -.,-' - 5 -• $ -•.••• - '•_ 5 - - -- - -• - Paul Barringer Weff Schweizer) deals with student Alice Make protrayed by Lorrie Howell. • -• congratulations! We're proud of you! 9 SANFORD 419 E. First 2442 S. French MAITLAND 340 N Orlando 0 LONGWOOD - -Best T 1 M= uaeouon -- - ' •- Foras-t"- - Lake Acddemy'-s * LS Seniors Have The ir Say . Close to Home North Palm Beach S L..- Sarasota - - IVA Trinity Prop Class Of"79 We Salute Lake Howell Grads ! w 4 ~. . .. - N with 9 convenIent central Florida locations our homes $ire closer than everto • -- - yours. We, the Seniors, have finally our academy days. We've school: graduation. gone through the last door of reached our ultimate goal in reNow as you go back and open the door of the past, I hope this annual will help you relive some of those happy memories; a candid smile, a banquet, a special Sonshine, or avicioriouswminupicnic'. The annual stall and I have worked HEADMASTER' The Rev . C A R hard to give you an annual you Hay, M. Div. can be proud of. — LINDA KIIISCHIFS NUMBER OF GRADUATES: 49 BACCALAUREATE: 8 p.m., June 3 S OF 79 COMMENCEMENT 9 a.m., 'j - ('L Your diligence and perseverance have brought you to your goal...We're proud of you. .. :' cropping pictures, ineeting deadlines - all brought hard work mid headaches; and yet upon completion of the annual, these brought pleasure and a sense of accomplishment. KEY R. Dr. Trevor Colburn, president of the University of Central Florida - . ,'! , ••_uI._s - CALENI)AROFEVENTS • -- ••• -• -• -- PRINTING COMPANY INC. Jew- • - - "4; 221 MAGNOLIA ______ H]. AVE. Ph. 322.2581 SANFORD - -• -.' Oct. 24 •.., College Night Nov. 9 .... Fall Choral Concert Dec. 7,8,9 .... Fall Drama Production April 6 .... Easter Weekend M Spring Choral Concert pause to open the'doors uf your memories, may what you find on these pages bring happiness and joy tinged with s%eet sadness of a ear %ell ent at orest - - S - • '_ __5• 5' __ •5_ . S 5- - • 5.,. '- (' - I 731shs TRINITY PREP Lei Close to Home! Now, with 9 convenient Central Florida locations our homes are closer than ever to f yours June 9 Brantley Square Plaza W. Hwy. 436 Altamonte Springs ___________ - I Trinity g rls . Longwood Village, 1-4 and 434 Hwy. 17-92 & 434 434 Coriftr ____________________________________ • -- ,-'" Mary Ford, Lake Howell Cheerleader S --. ' Winter Park Your diligence and perseverance have brought you to your goal... - - i LAKE HOWELL GRAINS ' 6 June I Ili the University of Central Florida science auditorium. The play was directed by Elinor Colbourn and produced by Mrs. Sharon Llckteig. -, - s. •- . - - ( i . _ S&iOId orarwOrl • Q �'?', , I I 'I I • ? 1 • 14—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. • ' P ' * ' - r PP • 'p , p j #1(1 1 Thursday, June 7,1979 Message At Forest Lake Academy Encouragem.en.t 9pening Of Daors . on _..... —. - . - n..... - .- U .-4.f4' .. ..• •-- - • -M'---•........ of our lives open only from the inside. We have to open them. AcademY life is designed to help you see these doors, and to encourage you to open them. I hope that you have this year opened doors that will lead you to many beautiful friendships, to exciting careers, to loving and being loved, and most of all to a satisfying spiritual life. "You must open the door..." H.D. Kinsey, Principal Doors are often taken for granted. They are such an ordinary part of life that we seldom consider their importance - until we find one that is not doing what it Is supposed to do. At that point we sometimes become antagonistic, But we shouldn't. Doors are inanimate. They require a force outside themselves to function, The doors to many of the important aspects now from Sanford would be $1,800 I," the trucker said. "But it's still Was The Year That Was ..• •;_ Last but not least, Religious Activities was an integral part of our campus. Our spiritual lives were uplifted many times, always reminding us of our loving Father. The Student Senate took a strong leadership role in the school. Student government was and should be important. 'e playing it safe and staying off i said. He said Central Florida [)trucks a week north this time of will send more than 20 this week. go until this thing settles down, May the lessons learned here be put to good use. May we live our lives always for the sake of others with love in our hearts for everyone, and may we one day meet again in the land where there'll be no sorrows, no goodbyes: heaven. The Mirror, Reflector, and Shadow all put out excellent editions. The hard work involved Introduced us, kept us Informed. and will help us remember each other and the times we shared. Floyd: I Won't Give Up My prayer Is that God will give us the power here on earth, that we may be prepared for the life to come where we will stand as a united family. Out Temperance department did a good job keeping everyone aware of the importance of clean bodies. They also should be SIGNS WELCOME VISITORS TO FOREST LAKE ACADEMY o regulate the rates so we are he said. The year has helped me the individual student and the school. I trust this has been a growing one for you. Social and Recreational activities gave all of us loads of fun and excitement. Each activity was well planned and thoroughly enjoyable. - ew York sometimes dips to $1,000 rried when the supply of produce trucks looking for a load and the at all, he said, the independents e the trip. commended for sharing our good news to the community. Z' May God bless our pursuits. 1 SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer •.• .,,,, . - which feature sexy models wearing sheer underwear, suggestive lyrics heard on local radio stations such as WDIZ, and recently nude by OHara. Livid because of media reports of his "vulgarity, on the .1ilI The Florida Legislature, before it adjourned Wednesday, cut from the appropriations bill $1 million for the project for which Floyd lobbied hard in Tallahassee in May. ;Fk 1 r ___ Altamonte Springs Mayor •'.Norman Floyd has yet to give up his plans for the interstate highway overpass and Center Street by-pass road of state Route 436. : Sincerely yours, Kenneth Wayne Bradley Student Assoc. President i "I'm not discouraged. The special funding had been one of the ways the protect could have been speeded up. I haven't really 105t anything. I'll just keep plugging away. I've been working on the project for five years," said the mayor today. .' CAMPUS BUILDINGS ARE SERENE WITHOUT THE BUSTLE OF STUDENTS Floyd admitted he is disappointed. What appeared to be the successful fight by State Rep. Robert Hattaway, DAltamonte Springs, to get the allocation into the state appropriations bill in the first place several weeks ago was savored by Floyd for awhile anyway. Sports: ' Action, Frenzy, Excitement' Basketball Is F.LA.'s No. 1 rim how a person plays the were Verle Thompson, Kim minute left in the game, John for the Sophomore Class. David In a sense, all those who indoor sport. This is because game determines the true Kroker, David Gano,Back row: Washington made an in- Lacy, a senior, was first place participated In the diving Basketball involves fast action, winner. Brian GUlls, Leonard Howard, terception, and it took just one winner In the boys' diving competition were winners. coordination, frenzy and ex. Kim Krojer was C*Wn of Darius Cochran, Furman pass from Patrick to Rogers to events. His brother Darrell They won the hearts of the citernent, and loyalty to a the winning A League team at Brantley, and Norman Garner. finish the game with a score of came in second, and Mary onlookers with their favorite team. Uniting to fight Forest Lake Academy. ____________________________ Laurence Roberta and Scott 20 to 14 for Bradley's team. Mixon came in third These last fearlessness and earnest all-out for one's side, cooperation with Because of the time change, two fellows captured points for endeavor. Win B C fellow teammates and sport4. the soccer teams were forced to the Junior Class of which they ________________ (nrIndMRnhLpr Mjk .. .. unamumae cunuuet maic raweys team uiueu play under lights. Team spirit are members. Diving was basketball a healthy outlet for Luke, Jim Rogers, Don Welch. foothill aeaon undefeated on and fair play were exhibited by judged according to difficulty, Back row: Randy Baez, Mr. October 12. His team F.LA. met all the teams that played. poise, rhythm, Altho'ugh everyone plays to Patrick, Ken Bradley, Dennis' Team on that day, and During each game excitement and execution. Machey, Eddie Solerm and it looked as if it TM, obviously were going to be filled the onlookers as they oho WOIL _____ can come out the champ at the a close game when a score'of 14. witnessed flying feet, blurred ___ • end of the season. In the long Winning A League Champs 3 faced them. With less than a ball, shouts of happiness and despair, defending goalees flinging themselves In () desperation toward point-bound balls, and victors pounding each other on the back and shouting until voices became hoarse. And no anotheseason, nf soccer ends with victors and • -.-.-.-...---,. -losers. But all agree on one thing - they have learned lessons in sportsmanship which QW9 Florida Blood Bank School Blood Drive: Bowe pct., & Cloud High— U-9 pct., they will never forget. And they FORM LAU recently presented annual High—U—I pet., Colonial Astronaut High— 114-15 all are more determined than ____________________ • awardetothe schools In the five HIgh-249--11 pct.,Ecigewater ever to do better next year. jyin ijgi og . cosmtyCsntralFloddaareafor High-213-19 pet., Evans During the Diving cornClam" High— 103-40 top participation In this year's High— 214-19 pet., Jones Eustis High— 96-31 pet., petition topping the athletic blood drives. during the Fall Picnic, High— 33-7 PCL- O" dge-- Grovdand High.— 14-4 pct events The trophy winner for the 216-17 pet., Winter Park Stephanie Haupt took first School with most students High— 313--IS pct.,West i.eeslxrg place for the Senior Class. giving blood during the 197$. Orange High— 61—I pet., Mt. Dora High— 15-5 pet., Kathy Brooks, another senior, close i ' . .. to inil school year is Winter Park Bishop Moore fti— ______ High with 3 huh. pet., Forest Lake Academy— Umatilla HIgh— 54-24 pet. Jody Kearney took third place h 72-32 1. Lk RrrIv O - - r---' — -----Siswgc. I.Y5uIIu5 bigiwet percentage of eligible 54-4 pet., Lake Howell High— Mwkrds donating blood for 57-4 pcL, Lyman High— 143— central Floridalocations IhoIr schools are: Orange 15 pet., Oviedo High-- 47-10 our homes are em. High— 106-11 County, Edgewater His) School Pet., closer than Pd, (ola High— 73-11 and Maynard Evans High ever to ----n--' •--- ----- "I thought we were on our way and the project could get off the ground," the thre-term combination mayor-city never saw anyuung oaii Witfi J manager said. "The victory "1 think the Individual L - -- --• the exception of a 'damn' or a members of the committee turned to ashes Wednesday." 'hell' once in a while in Cel'talfl have a responsibility when they "I'll still fight for it in the places where emphasis must be come to these meetings to think Metropolitan Planning -made." Organization (MPO)," he said. about what they say In terms of Floyd Is a member of the MPO, committee the facts," Mrs. Loberant said. The sex education having been appointed to the is a newly formed advisory "They are representatives o position some time ago by-then the entire school district. What body of the Seminole County The Seminole Education to $2O,82 after 20 years. price control guidelines, . ines, pay the top 15-year teacher' to include the families of all Gov. ReubEn Askew. MPO, School Board, Seminole County any ofus says ls very lznportant Association (SEA) , the Gene Grooms, the SEA Cowley said. higher than we do," Cowley teacher einf)loyees, he said. operating under federal Superintendent of Schools to all people." teacher's union, Is seeking a 15 negotiator, said Thursday the Those guidelines do not apply said. guidelines, approves federal When he'd mid his mind, William Layer recommended in increase for the school teachers deserve the 15 strictly for federal employees The SEA and the school funding for transportation. April a citizen committee be O'Hara, who wore his wiry hair percent "On the bachelor's degree, beginning salaries of Seminole percent increase despite the but to everyone, Cowley said. there are only four counties out I'tIursda)' at Lyman management Learn High met formed to clean up the en- in a pony tall, left the meeting County teachers. Floyd has been successful in fact it exceeds the seven per"They (SEA) are a part offensive and said: vironment of of the of the 67 that pay higher to top School to discuss the school getting the Center Street beginning salary for--it wage and price gudc# Inflation problein,!2_"w1ey salaries than we dO, tbø Icy calendar for the 1979.80 materials." This, he said, project included in the MPO have enough people who teachers' with a bachelor's of President Carter. said. "To Ignore the president's said. should be done before in don't like year. After three hours, the program for the year 2,000. degree is $9,100. SEA is me already." "Those guidelines don't apply guidelines is to merely add to stltuting a sex education Cowley said he spoke of the Meeting ended in a stalemate "That means the project can be During the remainder of the requesting that salary be in- to us," Grooms said. "We are the inflation problem the Program in the classrooms. done anytime between now and creased to $10,465. public employees, not federal president Is trying to combat." top salaries because "the on the calendar. Input from the committee will meeting, held in the school's Floyd said. These demands were made employees. Lad year, the school teachers majority of our 1,700 teachers 'llie negotiating teams are be considered when the sex parking lot because school The project as outlined by the "The teachers only get a four received a 4.59 percent increase are in the 13-14 and 15-year scheduled to meet from 9 a.m. education program is written doors were locked, conunittee public Thursday In the conmembers further discussed the tinuing negotiations between percent Increase lust year and a In base sidaz -1, Cowley said. category. to iloon on Thursday, June 13 at mayor calls for an overpass of according to Layer. 1-4 to be connected to Palm question of what Is acceptable the teachers' union and the little bit the year before, But each teacher who was hired This year, the teacher's union Lyman 111gb School. To effectively study various for chUdren,s ears and eyes in Seminole County school Grooms said. "Last year, the for next year received another Springs Road, then through and the school management '° Teachers Seek 15 Percent Hike Seminole Schools In Blood Bank Program programs and advertisements the media. management team. cost of living went up 9 perof media, the sex education Currently, $15,743 Is the cent." "There are certain things highest salary paid to teachers committee formed three Ernest Cowley chief SUbcommittees: radio, that aren 't going to be with a bachelor's degree after negotiator of the school cept.able to any of us," said 1 5 years. SEA is asking that management team, agreed thlevisIcm and newspaper. Marleen Garvey,' member of salary be increased to $19,151 with Grooms that salaries ,Last month, the sub--... IVb4U11J 'b'tm' wmuuiees met arter spending SEA also with the living, is asking cost of the "But if there Is something so Ilñiost three weeks scrutinizing "But our taxes haven't risen TV-radio programs, newspaper bad you couldn't say it around beginning salary for teachers with a master's ree be in. with On cost creased living, either," Cowley said. from $10,556 to $12,139. wants to see It brought into your songs ad The teacher's union also seeks The SEA's request for a IS home?" Mrs. Garvey said. -4he several advertisements to 1 ncrease the maximum percent increase more Um The sex education committee salary of $17,196 after 15 years double the president's wage and programs some members and deemed "suggestive and scheduled Its next meeting for oriented " Included: 7:30 p.m. June 21 at the . Iewspaper advertisements Longwood Elementary School. • - H MMI School; Seminole County, Lake Academy; Lake Cody, Clement High School; cç.peola Coijy, 4ceola High Sol; and &evard Coiay, Jt High &'iIoOI. Fsr :1 Senior Class • "y Floilda Conference d8athday Officers Allen Hwang: Sergeant-at. florida mood Bank ms ,ciai '' to all Helen Ewing: Treasurer ,atands a stedents who donated to their Greg Culpepper: Vicesduool's reserve accounts President. year, adding Pam Faber: Secretary dung the p jiatly to the tiinn'tsulty blood David Lacy: President Inventory, and congratulates Kathy Brooks: Sergeant-at. thp wieners In all categories. Aims Statistics— 197$.79 High Joe &ownlow: Pastor • -: I - CONGRATU TIONS • H Today !f,? &ANON 00 - ArendlWaock .......... #-A HoroKvpe .................$-A Bridge ..................... IA Hospital ...................2-A Comics ....................IA Obituaries .................3-A Crossword .................IA (JURBELVFS ..............7-A E&tnrliiiI taknff. L.A - Srrti - ....... ............hA -- - DrarAbby..................7-A Television ............. Lelime Weather ...................2-A - — - - - - - -. - ----- - ., - - I' - • -i' .'? - I t'ø U " ,' r , - . r- -- . - - __ - - - .- • _• 4 - ..,..t -- _• '''• '' -.-.--.-.-. -. ----, •.-e . r' - • - .. • .' '— - + . ,-,' . . . , - S -, - • • • • •- . - - —— -- 1I 01 of most counties. "With regard to teachers with a master's degree, there am only three other counties that runway. Rose will give the eulogy at the funeral. Rose speculated that Charlie, wno nan a mate nearby, was worried that the planes would harm his nest. He said he •rnh,aO,'h,rI In its calendar request, SEA Crane's Roost to the platted asked for 190 teacher duty days, Center Street dirt road west to six teacher holidays, four pre- Montgomery Road nearly a school workdays and two post mile away. From Montgomery work days. Road motorists could ret ur n to 436 to travel west or go north to The school team denied their proposal and said 192 teacher Center Street by-pass, running duty days are required under parallel to 436, could take as contract. Team members of. many as 20,000 cars daily off 436 fered the counter proposal' of and away from the 436 1-4 infive pre-whool planning, three terchange. Traffic counts show post work days, and four 70,000 vehicles daily travel the teacher holidays. SHARON stretch of 436 between Palm CARRASCO Spr ings Road, east of 1-4, and Montgomery Road, west of 1-4. "The Legislature gave the state Department of Iransportation (DOT) money for this district and I'll we if I can get any of it allocated for en joyed him." Center Street," he said. DOT has estimated the cost of Three pilot friends of Charlie's will fly over the cemetery right-of-way, engineering, in missing pilot formation preparation of plaw and actual today, Rose said, and a song construction of the overpass written about the bird will be and by-pass at $4 million. But sung at the funeral. Floyd thinks the pctirnit Funeral expenses have been too high donated by the cemetery and "I think it can be done for a WQIK. lot less," he said. team mutually agreed to limit their bargaining to three items: teacher's salaries, health and medical insurance coverage and the school calendar. medical insurance calls for the school district to increase its coverage from $3,000 per per ployee, Cowley said. SEA also is requesting incurance coverage be extended Pilot/Plane feathered pheasant on the - Charlie Lindbird, the ringCharlie gathered a flock of neck pheasant who raced friends during his racing days -- --------- -. believed there were eggs in the nest. The bird will be buried in a blue casket beneath a head stone engraved with a picture of him, Rose said, "I cried about it," Rose said. "I think we made a mistake we should have realized the bird was threatened. We all - - - .•- , - -- S - WIUIIi at Craig Field, including WQIK traffic watch pilot Bobbie Rose, who first noticed the green- : - UIWILIfriIl the state, Cowley said, Seminole County teacher e - -• Increase of three percent, he added, "All our teachers moved up one step so they actually had a 7.59 percent, or almost 8 percent Increase," Cowley said. - JAQCSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) planes down the runway, Funeral services, including a strutted UP to his lad plane eulogy, song and missing-pilot Thursday and was decimated flyover, will be held today at by a propeller. His age was Memorial Gardens Pet Come- unknown, but pilots who knew tery for one the pluckiest pilots Charlie well say he left behind a Craig Field has ever okayed for mate and possibly seine - IA - --...-' Prices Victories, Defeats, Fun: That Friends, We have completed another successful year. A year that had victories, defeats, and fun! A year in which your Student Association was active for you. - -• • - -. 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, June 07, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 07, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 07, 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/68496c4e7246bcae5332f7407657a123.pdf d16032fc1a7fd4e24384288231033a1b PDF Text Text S UNDAY EDITION -. 71st Year, No. 228—Sunday, May 13 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 48-280)—Price 23 Cents These Moms Are All Outstanding M I.; lmo IIE: swt L~a 43 13 E. _ ilia 4 -. .L. Dinette Sofas _ Bedroom Suites *Chairs _ Sofa-Sleep ers SPECIALDh 249" 111 now __III.IILL:I1III ::1rT rL7I. T% .9 . PPV MT coM,.nusr ; ktsy. FULL SIZE QUEEN SIZ KING SIZE 1 95 f L.• .'. I-- I S .... Pq . - • r9t Loving each one equally. Outstanding is driving a school bus for 13 Yom and still being able to keep your coot or • - . Lv4 r - _ 0 •• 1st ci ban and rice) or after having recent back surgery aád not yet well herself she is able to stand beside our dad with love an encouragement while he goes through a similar operation. LINDA BOSTON We highly recommend Mrs. Boston for her outstanding devotion to her family and her son Bruce. Due to cerebral damage in 1978, Bruce Is unable to care for himself. His mother ha., a tremendous amount of faith in his recovery. She portrays intense love and concern for her son. Faithfully, she rotates Bruce once every two hours to assure him of maximum comfort. She feeds him, bathes him, dresses him and gives him excellent care. In addition to giving constant attention to Bruce, Mrs. Boston finds the time to fulfill the needs and love of the other members of her family. SHIRLEY G. IIUAMAN She is the type of person who puts her family first. We go to school In Mt. Dora and she drives 50 miles almost every day just to pick us up from our after-school activities. She doesn't complain much when we're V — • . - --- - - ... • i_ - -• s.•, L. ___ • 1 • • She takes my sister and I out every once in awhile. Even though she would probably have more fun with another adult, she is willing to make the sacrlfce for us and even though we don't do everything just right she brings us home treats. One of the best things about my mother Is that she Is always reliable in anything she does and you can always count on her. RUTHIA H. HESTER If a family was suddenly left homeless, they'd come to her for help and she'd see that they found another home. If a family was hungry and without any money, she'd see that they were fed and would help them find ajob. If you were burdened and didn't know which way to turn, you could turn to her. She'd be there. I sit back and wonder sometimes how one woman could be so many things at once. A mother to her family, a wife to her husband, an arm to lean on, a shoulder to cry on and a friend to her community. MARIE WARE She Is a very understanding person. If you need to a pair of shoes and she wants to buy a dress, she would buy you those shoes first. If she is mad or tired, she never shows It. I wouldn't mind walking in her shoes anytime. She is so graceful. MRL A.J. SHU'PARD has acquired more maternal quames In her years than imaginable. "Mama Retha," affectionately known by everyone who has had the opportunity to know her has been employed at the Sanford Cblld Care for several years. In 10 years of child care experience, I have never met anyone so dearly loved by the children. META KRAMER Mother Is 70 plus (she admits to 39) and still goes out and does housework for two of her friends a couple days a week. She Is always ready to lend a helping hand when someone needs her. In the 50 years I have been privileged to be her daughter, I can recall very few times when she was down or low In spirit. The past year has been a difficult one for mom. She had a bout with arthrItis, she lost her youngest daughter very suddenly and learned that I had cancer and had to have major surgery. With God's help, the love of many beautiful people and her own positive attitude she has come through it all with a smile and stronger than ever, encouraging me and helping me through a very difficult time. F-I d r P ice fbct 47 customers taking shopping some."said Moss. "Our biggest prevent people from leaving the carts home with them? "We loss Is caused by drivers run- store with than Others have certainly do!"said a ning Into carts left on the erected concrete post spokeswoman for the store, parking lot by customers." . barricades or fences around the "Two years ago when we "It bone of those things that store to prevent carts from opened we had 60 carts and nl s into the cost of business leaving the premises. o y g oe ' . 12 W left DOW." but We have 10 have them for "I don't know if shopping cart home the customer's convenience," theft will ever be controlled, " '. and forget th bring them back, " said Moss. unless it's through an (.. .. she said. ' "People seem to think it's a educational process-Worming .-'. me grocery stores privilege they should have — to consumers that taking shopping only ones who have trouble ' take these carts home and then (*l'ts Is theft, a crime, nothing disappearing shopping carts. less," said Weaver. . Drug stores and depa rtment keep them" said Morrison. "We Carts have been cut up and • stores which use carts are also sell shopping carts to grocers ' psasiug their louses on to the nearly every week to replace used as barbecue grills, for stolen and missing carts. transporting laundry and as customers. MARK HOLLIS Do Moms, manager of LIN Replacing shopping carts playthings for children. "But Publix spokesman Sanford Zayre store said the because they've worn out — like it's long past the funny stage," you do with other equixnent — said Morrison. "They're quite 104" he proliem was not u severe expensive and the theft Aceordiag to 8111 Weaver, apiece. his Moresain other locations... Is almost non-existent." pr - 11ti4 01 the Retail Grocers A grocer's net profit ranges "Thank goodoess!" he added. Some store owners have gone problem mud be solved," P, "MCII of our customers ride in to elaborate methods to protect ANOC1111111010. of Inc from .1 percent to i. "The alternative," added (RGAF), a grocer has to sill "With sutha low profftmargin, carLes their carts. A few have installed Weaver, "is higher prices the about VAN worth Of groceria ft's emy tossi why us theft of "Thur. Is a problem though, long iron bars on the carts that grocery store." .oughprojftto $o Ii jodto • weloe.sows every Yowl"he replors a stolen cart. We.c grocer," said Weaver. said, "sometimes I find carts ___ _______ home late, but boy does she worry. She shouldn't worry too much since she won't hardly even let us cross the street, but I guess it's okay because it just shows how much she loves us. SHIRLEY MOAK What would I do without my mother for she's the one who Is there when I need her and the one who helps solve my problems and many, many other things. ROSIE MAGUIRE ...first woman to finish $JANECAEL$ERRY Ohio one store had most carts is equipped with such a con- apiece." fitted with magnetic wheels veyor system which delivers HeraMSiaff Writer "certain areas are more :4 eftof shopping carts from that wouldn't go out the door groceriesto the customer's car. critical than others," said i s$rea becoming and just tir* or tot, carts to Is "The mod Important thing L Iloills. "Where there are lots of p$'eatvely worse and the take the packages out to the to give service on the front," apartments within walking ls to merchants is con- parking lot. Others are wing said Mark Hollis, vice distance, the package boy can't to the rising cod of conveyor belts to take the president for public affairs and go home with them so people Wd items to the groceries out, but this is oz- public relations for Publix take their groceries home in the csun.L.ca1dores are no penslveuft requires two men Marketa."Thosestores which caztWe try to encourage them at all times to take the do not give good carryout to bring them back, but W. have lost elgig shopping groceries off the belt." service can have a big problem. sometimes we have to .en a The new Geoding's slier- It's an espenaive problem with truck erótmd to the apartment in the last three moM1 ad they cost us about MI market which opened recustly replacement of lost carts complex to pick them up," said UI. Goodman, on Rode 486 in South 5nlpç4 ce4 bstweum $0 sad fl jnj added. ot the wum.ixsie "Witun aatomun do hs, French Avenue are asking for WW Is s.gori. "i hove grocery costs as doreowners Ifff" am 11 , ttj, but have to iaciuse tue expense Of haven't been able to locate the r1hg carts in the cod of ___ -- . T,--he Case Of The Miss ing Carts let A — • - 0 JK - wA cs tm like 1kb $1,. Iddi thure was a (á • NEVER BEFORE' PRICED THIS LON .. * - ., FOUNDATION 95 - Peggy Hard., an outstanding mom, Page 18 -••• ' Beautiful Quilted MATTRESS and I TWIN SIZE #" -. . L N By GEOFFREY POUNDS their homes. Good natured As the leaders were apHerald Staff Writer chatter among participants proaching the finish line, the Like a thundering herd, 197 continued through the six miles. bulk of the pack was about a runners dashed from the "I love It," said 65year.old mile behind. When each parSeminole Boulevard starting Dick Lets of Auburndale, the ticipant neared the final point of the first annual 10,000- oldest runner in the race. "I'm stretch, race official Gary meter Sanford Road Race at 8 getting better with age. Next Zadow called out the times and sin. Saturday. month when I hit 86,! should be told them there was only one Two miles later, the herd breaking 46 minutes for flisix mile to go. turned into a multi-legged mile events." 'The first ones past this point caterpillar strewn NO yards L.eis said he runs In about 60 made it in about 29 minutes and along Palmetto Avenue. At the races a year. Today he crossed they looked in good shape," I were the aer1o% namers, the finish line in about si Zadow said. The appearanc, of en, computltive Milder& minute., prum$ing hi m to say, a& I .lUdN$ At the rear were the morning "I'm going to have to step chipper, be admitted. $gers those enjoying Lft my workouts." The race was monitored by enpany but having little The entire George Kelly units of the Sanford Police : concern oirwhsre they were family of Orlanlio started the Department and a resets unit in the crowd. racegutber. Gorge, hiswife from the fire department. But Five-sixths of the way neither police nor firemen through the event, at the fiverepertedanyemergencyor call ,, • S a wriOF)' mile marker, a few dropouts for assistance. could be seen, like beached The event, co-sponsored by whales resting on the curb. the Sanford Recreation to fMlsh' Nineteen-year-old Steven Department and the Sunrise Hubbard of Longwood Corn}Uwans Club, attracted runpided the race ahead of the Barbara; Kim, 12; Shannon, 10; ncrs from as far away as pack with a time ofjust over 34 and Erin, 9, all made the Jacksonville. minutes. In rapid succession distance. "1 came down here from about 50 other runners passed Nearing the three-mile, half- Jacksonville when I heard through the finish chute, in- way point, more than a few of about it,,, said Bob Herron. eluding Rosie McGuire. The the runners cast a designing A Methodist minister, who attractive, 26-year-old eye onanearby swimming pool formerly lived in Sanford, Orlandoan was the top female as the morning mm added to Herron said he had nointention finisher, coining in 35th overall, their discomfort. "Looks in- of trying to win the event. Her time was under 40minutes. viting, doeen't it?" said a "There area lot of people like But the six-mile run, to most middle-aged Orlando fl2Sfl. me here today. I'm 48 and 200 Several minutes later the pounds. ft's a big victory to participants and spectators, ws as much a happening as a man was cooled of by onlooker finish. It's an individual thing," càted. There was constant Bob Sherman, who took It open he said. encouragement from the himself to offer runners a blast The six-mile race was onlookers, many of whom from his garden hose when they preceded by a two.mile fun run pallid out their lawn chairs and passed his front yard on in which about U runners cired as the runners passed Sumnmerlln Ave. competed. — -: . OW AS 11111111 Nets, Cnlookers Cheer As Runners Pant To Finish First Sanford Road Race OME AS Hpsrs wire Herald photo by Toni The start of Sanford's First Annual Road Race Say, with ASSO uflbOIievgIhIA nriia.I 4•JJ:sZJ By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Everyone has his own unique concept of what a mother is sunoosed to be. Recently those personal thoughts and concepts were shared by readers In the search for the outstanding mother of the year conducted by The Evening Herald. The Herald had asked readers to submit a letter telling about a woman considered to be worthy of recognition as an outstanding mother. The response was overwhelming, and the task of selecting one person to be interviewed was enormous. After the selection was made, Herald editors decided to share with readers some of the thoughts expressed In letters for some of the other nominees. The names of the nominees precede the passages excerpted from the letters sent in on their behalf: JOYCE F. BAKER Our mom doesn't belong to any clubs she Isn't active In politics or the PTA, and she and dad don't get to go out often with their friends but that doesn't mean she isn't outstanding. Outstanding to us means always being there when things go wrong and you need someone to talk to. Outstanding is doing without so we could have something special. Outstanding is love, trust, faith, hope and charity without ever asking why or expecting anything In return. Outstanding is raising nine children and _____ _ • 11. - /t Y i' • . -. .. •. • ___ 11111011n.00 N codomers ask to take themwee. the street or down said Goodman. . - h ,,, tbon mom Sok how a fl" e.ilZcurls ad we '.. am Bahsrd and Today pamey _trade amoeletlean In reuldusdial niljbodmod where being them back to Ow shop C0107 rapreusting SPIN ctiieasn usually walk to the plr4 cod, or the on acrous dorelsvhersth.etypstlwft, Mod (Sanford Plaza). AmeCISCk ........... SB AccorditoRapbMo,risin, are mcii fr.-d, or where Sspldlfwsbiokedktsomeof .......... ellft . .. . . .. .. . .. . dir.Mor of RIIaii.urdios inset shopper. am them, ..................U OWheuss. ... . . .. .. .. . .. . . ISA ' tua Woavir 5 15 the sius we'd Cilusder M....... . ..............SB V Tamp. grocery store Fosdlurnin8adwdlsens pr shlyassums." cupsratIvs, an shopping .tmpk. 'Wstrytobringthemalla __ _4 I. —. áIthSMriitaauuu1wWtsks ljLrbflhI .1," he edit ____ ob hut-wa hsam't pith $ pcactkal • Wodher ................... •: - -- - -.----.- — = - ____•J ••ZLL r 't .--'-. • ,'.- :.- .:-- •.i -. ... • - .- - • - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 13, 1979 -- -s WORLD IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Hattaway Meets On Overpass Funding By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, in Seminole County this weekend fresh from a victory in the House of Representatives appropriations committee over Orange County legislators said he will offer an olive branch to the neighbori, county's delegations. "I'll be meeting with Orange County legislators on Monday and Tuesday to work out a compromise," Hattaway said. "I hope Orange County leaves the Center Street project alone. If they won't we'll have to see what happens." Hattaway at a meeting of the appropriations committee late Thursday wrested $1 million from a proposed Orange County road project and had the money reallocated by the appropriations committee of which he is a member to the Center Street project in Altamonte Springs. The Center Street project includes an overpass of the Interstate 4-state Route 436 intersection and 436 by-pass roads. Turkish Officials Vow To Hunt Down Killers ISTANBUL Turkey (UP!) — Turkey promised to track down the killers of an American serviceman and troops fanned out through Istanbul today In a massive hunt for terrorists who fired Into a group of GIs as they stood waiting for a bus. One American was killed and another wounded In the ambush Friday morning, the second attack on U.S. military personnel In Turkey in a month. Hours after the attack, a group calling Itself the Turkish Peoples' Liberation Army telephoned local newspapers to claim responsibility. Police sources said the group was a small Marxist-Leninist organization believed to have contacts with Palentinjan terrorists. Issue with Sens. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach, and Sen. Clark Maxwell Jr., R-Melbourne, both members of the Seminole delegation and others and decided on the meeting In Tallahassee the first of the week. Hattaway said he prefers avoiding a fight on the House floor when the appropriation committee's recommendations are considered this week. He warned earlier that a fight on the House floor could endanger both of Orange County's projects — the airport interchange and an interchange at Buena Vista near Disney World. Meanwhile, Altamonte Springs city officials who have been pushing for the Center Street project for years were elated at the new funding proposal. Altamonte Public Service Director Donald Newnham said construction of the overpass and Center Street bypass of state Route 436 from Palm Springs Road west and from Montgomery Road east could relieve the congested highway of as many as 20,000 vehicles per day. Current traffic counts, according tocit, officials show that nearly 60,000 vehicles per day, — nearly three times the city's permanent population — travel that stretch of highway daily. "This is the beginning of some very positive steps to deal with this traffic problem," said City Commissioner Dolores Vickers, Mayor Norman Floyd, who returned to Seminole County Friday after lobbying for the project with legislators for most of the week, said he worked with both Hattaway and State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood. - The $1 million was taken from the $17 million designated for a new Interchange at the Orlando International Airport. During debate in the appropriations committee Hattaway pointed out the Orange County Commission only asked for $16 million for the project and Insisted the extra $1 million could be allocated to the Seminole project. Witness Tells Of Plot LONDON (UP!) — The first witness In the Jeremy Thorpe murder conspiracy trial has testified that the former Liberal Party leader told him In 1965 that he was homosexual. The witness, Peter Bessell, also testified that Thorpe decided his alleged male model lover had to be killed and came up with a series of schemes for disposing of the body. Thorpe and three other defendants — businessmen David Holmes, George Deakin and John It Mesurier — are on trial on charges of conspiracy to murder Thorpe's alleged lover, a stablehand and model named Norman Scott. Thorpe also Is charged with Incitement to murder. Hattaway said during his trip from Tallahassee to Seminole County by private plane Friday he discussed the •... -. -. For Jury To Decide "This is a real breakthrough," Floyd said. "It's something I've fought for with different agencies — with everyone whose ear I could bend. I've been working on this project for four years continuously," Floyd said. Some $3 million In federal and state money has already been allocated to rebuild the 14-436 intersection, apart from the Center Street funding. Of the approved sum, $295,000 Is designated for planning, $2.3 million for construction and $235,000 for inspection fees for the state Department of Transportation (DOT). This project and Center Street are not related. The Center Street project ultimately will cost $4,680,000, according to estimates from the DOT. The $1 million In the appropriations bill would pay for preliminary design and construction engineering, according to Newnham. Hopper Elementary School pupils held a Mothers Day Program and tea Friday afternoon to honor their moms. Starring in the "Good Morning, Merry Sunshine" number were Ora Williams, Kathy McKinney and Sophia Murphy. roncerina vvoman NIII Liberation Lganlzaticxi "suspended" Its representative GALVESTON, Texas (UP!) — A crack team of divers waited under powerful arc lights that pierced the night darkness in the Gulf of Mexico for choppy seas to subside before,decidlng when to make an attempt to enter an oil Platform that toppled into the sea with 34 men aboard. Eight men were missing and believed trapped inside. If any were alive, It was a guessing game as to how long they would be able to stay alive because of lack of oxygen. Divers Friday failed to stabilize the precariously balanced oil platform which plunged into the sea late Thursday night. ;.itid DSIIII%S wstsw HOSPITAL NOTES MAY ii. Itfl Trapped Neva Clark Melton Frazier Jane Elkins James H. McNeill RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) — Carolina Power & Light Co. said Friday there was a minor release of radioactivity this week at its nuclear plant near Southport but date officials said they first learned of the Incident from a federal agency and not CP&L. A CP&L apokeaman said the amount of radioactivity released through the Brunswick Nuclear Plant's ventilation system was less than that In one percent of a routine chest X-ray and It posed no threat to public health or safety. In a statement, CP&L said it notified federal and date officials of the Incident. 9995 1O9' le Plus $1 80 F.E.T. Plus $234 F.E.T. RatS Mary Brown LOWS A. Chadima Sanford: ADMISSIONS William C. Broyles IV Veronica Goof s Barbara Greene 4 071.14 ISS 071.11 $Iz. $71.11 Firestone IV 4 FOR 4 FOR Strato.Streak® }21 " 129" T Sup.R.BeIt® . MONTOOMERY, Ala. (UP!) — Some 100 residents of a housing project Friday threw bottles, bricks and rocks at police officers they charged beat a murder suspect during his arrest. 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Winda southeast Port Cwvsal: IOU trapped. to . around 10 mph decreasing am., 11:31 pm., In 3M am., sh "t are everywhere," e 1st a PUNCH ksigh( Rain pe.hshWty 21 3:51 pa, IV ii. "m. a'. vuy suecendig •ii. 322.114 percent this afternoon and SI high 4:0 LIL,3:10 urban 7uy am" in evening and percent Sunday. p.m., low 1:28 am., 11:25 pa. Now YorLso I4IS II 25th STREET Police Attacked With Debris NEW YORK (UP!) — EsterFOR minators are confident Scott Lewis Carl H. Schoeneman Jackie ParsOns have trapped a anal! army of Joan V. Young Thomas Ratlift rats that attacked a woman and () 119" Hazel Barone, Deltona Sheldon Walker . () infested a garbage-strewn lot Adrian C. Kammeraad, Deltona Plus Arthur F. Jacobs, Casselb,rry Plus Plus coei body Øi.j Charles Kimin,cz, Deltona just two blocks from City Hall. Ralph Kelly, DeBary 100 Slay handi,ng an a smooth quis rue $2.53 F.E.T. $2.59 F.E.T. $2.87 F.E.I. Margaret Looper, Deltona Jesus R. Bermudez, Deltona A police spokesman said the le Linna M. Segerlind, Deltona Yvette Boulanger, Deltoni rodents wrapped themselves FREE MOUNTING Jennie K. Paulling, Orange City Katherine F. Heater, Diltona *u pdcs plus lax and old tira. Roy Miller, Oviedo around the woman's leg Thurs. of your Flrjsteas tire purchase Elizabeth Howard, Delta IV ,,, DISCHARGES Michael Krol, Oeltona Fkss ... day night and began nipping at abari,. p W V .. Sanford: Lyle V. Orchard, Deltona her.Abysta"lorhelped beat off IV r **lklolirmlitit A Chirline Allen Charles A. Wyman, Deltona Margaret Alloway Buford Aline Hart, Geneva tIn SAVE Mabel Barnes Vonclie Smith,Lake Monroe of hysteria," he said. Max A. Bass Beatrice Scott. St. Petersbg The attack occurred on Ann Only () WhCT tlWi Ii a WVlliRstaIIIicfoprli bsgestrewn lot — all that front sseis remains eather a bar __________________________________ destroyed nineof years ago Inwas an that rebuild all four wbeet cylinders end Judy III MOSCOW (UP!) — An explosion neaz• the Finnish Embassy killed three schoolchildren and seriously Injwed four others Thursday, the daily newspaper Mo.kovskaya Pravada reported today. The fotr.paragrapb newspaper item Implied that the explosive device, "a rt*ted metallic object" found In the ground, was an unexploded bomb from World War II. This was not specified, however. Moalwva1ayaPavada said anInyest1gaIJ . deputies the bicycle was taken sometime between 10:30a.m. and 1: 30 p.m. Thursday. The boys racing-type bicycle Is valued at $80. u II( Radioactive Release Revealed LOW MCES1 IV Explosion Kills Students . :\ Soii telivisiwi so, a 2 caliber rifle and other property valued at $620 as reported stolen luesda from a trailer in Fern i'ark, actuniing to Sttiiiiiok' (omit) deputies. Wendell Snodgrass.lr22, ot 8i12 I. S. I1ighi,a 17-92, Fern Park Motiilt I Ionic l'ark, told deputies the burglar) occurred sometime bet'.seuu Mobil) and lueslia) stwii SoiliL'One pried open one of his trailer iridos 's ith a screwdriver. It's quality, high fashion and long con- BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) — Vietnam fired a propaganda blast at China as peace negotiations resumed In Hanoi today, then accepted a Chinese prisoner of war exchange plan. It was the first breakthrough in otherwise deteriorating relations between the former allies. Vietnam's Vice Foreign Minister Than Mien told his Chinese counterpart Han Nianlong Han Nien-lung Vietnainese Red Cross officials would accept POWs at the frontier, as suggested by China. . SlF..tKF RS 1 A)'.K\ Thursday from Spring Lake Elementary School, according to Se minole County deputies. Aids Gray, 35, of 1103 E. Notre Dame, Altamonte Springs, told I, The bodies were placed In concrete crypts each containing a 3-foot steel casket In a 60-by4-foot common grave carved out of an East Oakland hillside shaded by a tail ON tree. Several parents, still not knowing If the caskets held the remains of their children who died In the Jonestown mass murder-suicide ritual in Guyana last November, wept quietly as the crypts were stacked two high in the massive grave. SPCIIL p,JI%CIIISE1 V Vietnam Agrees To Swap . preliminary hearing Tuesday. OAKLAND, Calif. (UP!) — The bodies of 50 unidentified Peoples Temple children, 9yeats old and younger, were : humid in a mass grave Friday as weeping, parents watched and wondered whether their offspring were in the . 4 ' hearts club and married returned an Indictment charg- years ago. Of signed a handwritten will ing Mrs. Wittenmyer, 33, with Of tws Oklahoma authorities leaving the bulk of his estate to :. :.•.. ••... oil" Vft first-degree murder in the seeking the widow his wife. is popu death of William dou 2.. Hayes, who died five Clifford years ago Tennessee officials because Mrs. Wittenmyer told police W5S* Mrs. Witterunyer and Hayes she found her husband dead at In Charlotte, Tenn. LimitedQuantrties had lived In Dickson, Tenn. home when she returned from a District Attorney W.B. Lee- Relatives of Hayes then shopping trip to a nearby town. EXCITING kert said he would ask the U.S. vinced a judge to order Hayes' Wittenmyer was presumed to Attorney's office in Nashville body exhumed to determine If have died of a heart attack, but Q $IZ• 171.13 liii P71.14 Monday to seek a fugitive he also had been poisoned. The autopsy by Dr. Jerry an autopsy was ordered when warrant for Mrs. Wittenmyer, 4 FOR 4 FOR Mrs. Wittenmyer disappeared. peace treaty with Israel. The independent newspaper An Nahar said at least three persons were killed in the village of Baraachlt — one of the targets of the militia barrage, . for a ckelmami told deputies lit' hasnt seen her since. She twit put down rent the $i,204 piece of V(lUiPUiViit, he said. a $30 deposit to BICYCLE STOLEN A 2inch bicycle was stolen from a bike rack sometime -; ?) in Cairo on direct orders from Yasser Arafat, because the PWemissaryconthwed to ve Egyptafteritslgpeda - were two to an Orlando v.oiiwn. state's attorney 's offi Guyana Victims Buried CHARLOTTE, Tenn. ((WI) to bring the FBI Into the search Francisco, the Tennessee medi. (,) — Ada Wittenmyer, wanted in for her. cal examiner, showed that Oklahoma In the poisoning Hayes' death was thought to Hayes died of arsenic polso() death of her fourth husband, be of natural causes, but his ning, Lockert said. Friday was indicted for body was exhumed this month Mrs. Wittenmyer was allegedly administering a fatal after Mrs. Wittenmyer was charged May 1 with first-degree fir dose of arsenic to a previous charged with the March m in the arsenic poisoning husband in Tennessee. poisoning of John J. Witten-.urder lnyer, 62, a wealthy Oklahoma of her latest husband, who died After hearing four hours of cattle rancher and antique at his home near Bartlesville, testimony, the Dickson County dealer she met through a lonely Okla., March 28. Wittenmyer grand jury In Middle Tem was found dead the day after he BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) — Israeli-backed rightist Christian militiamen and Palestinian guerrillas traded artillery and rocket fire In south Lebanon during the night, Beirut newspapers reported today. The newspapers also reported that the Palestine . "She called police and furnished a thorough description of one of the robbers and the vehicle," said l)et. William ('ornaz. "She kept her head and remained cool." The men who traveling in a 1978 Ford pickup truck were stopped on Interstate 4 heading south to Orlando. liii' wit nesses of the robbery were taken there to make positive ideii tiflcatlon, Cornaz said. Neither of the men resisted arrest, he said. Both are scheduled to appear in Seminole County circuit court Eight Believed Trapped Poisoned 2 Hu'sbands Rocket Fire Traded . The %%(,man %%;i.s to return the machine the saine dav but Will- two men fled. An angry President Carter challenged Congress, which killed most of his energy conservation plan, to come up with one of Its own, while millions of California motorists headed into a virtually gasless weekend today. The desperate search for gas In Southern California Friday — probably the last day for odd-numbered vehicles until Tuesday — set off a combination gas line and traffic jam Just north of Los Angeles that stretched eight miles, from one town to another. Nevada officials said at least 500 workers in the hardhit tourist industry had already lost their jobs and the number would reach about 3,000 by the end of the month. In Washington, Carter told reporters summoned to the Oval Office he was "shocked and. . . . embarrassied for our nation's government" that the House killed his emergency gasoline rationing plan. OF MOTHER men on eharges of killing anti-shah protestors last year. Tehi news vendors refused to sell the Ayendegan newspaper In sympathy with a strong denunciation by Khomeini Thursday of Its "depraved" reporting. Khomeini said he would "never read the paper again." e-. then sent a bus boy outside to get a description of the car as t1w A TRIM. DATE SET A 31-year-old Winter Garden man entered a plea of not guilty Friday in circuit court to charges of grand larceny and schemes to defraud in connection with an alleged phony wreath-making scheme. The trial date for Harry Edward Morrison is scheduled for June 4. Morrison was arrested May 2. Morrison, according to the Seminole-Brevard state's attorney's office, solicited $29,000 in funds from 300 Floridians for wreath-making booklets. The booklets told customers how to make wreaths and customers were told they would be paid for each wreath made, the state's attorney's office said. However, when the wreaths were made, customers, who paid for the booklets in advance, were told their wreaths were unacceptable, the ce said. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL -. — . In Masbad In nItem Iran executed two unidentified atu. u.s FlC1P%1E%l t.(ll REIUItNEL) Pugh pressure cleaner valued at $1,200 as reported stolen Tucsda froni an Altamonte Springs rental bune.s, according to Seininolt' County deputies. Robert Winckeliiiann of Taylor Rental, 1550 F. state Route 436, Altamonte Springs, told deputies he rented the machine Thursda The three-man, three-woman jury will be sequestered for deliberations at about noon Tuesday in the trial of an $11.5 million lawsuit the Silkwood family has filed against the Kerr-McGee Corp. The suit alleges negligence by Kerr-McGee, owner of a nuclear fuel processing plant north of Oklahama City, caused Ms. Silliwood's radioactive Carter Blasts Congress. TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Tehran news vendors today refused to sell a leading left-leaning newspaper that was criticized by the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, and Iranian Radio denounced three more left-leaning Hiss slavery: *.eii. lSconNg MAW my 1 1011I WON, Jail. The robbery occurred at approximately 1:30 am. Saturday when an armed robber walked into the restaurant with a .32 caliber revolver and demanded all the money from the cash register, according to Altamonte Springs police. The female cashier, who also is a security guard for Sears Roebuck and Co., handed the man about $500, police said. She Monday. contamination. Vendors Stop Some Sales 13. were OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) — Attorneys in the Karen Silkwood nuclear contamination trial met behind closed ors Friday dfscussing Instructions a federal judge may deliver to Jurors before deliberations begin. U.S. District Court Judge Frank Theis said he may call a session with attorneys toaay so finishing touches could be put on the instructions. The judge said he would Instruct the jury Tuesday morning after final arguments Herald photo by Tom Netsef Sunday, May The men were arrested just three minutes after the armed robbery at Perkins Cake and Steak Restaurant, 215 W. state Route 436, Altamonte Springs police said. Rex Allen Bodden, 24, and Ronald Eugene Campbell. 40. both charged early Saturday with armed robbery. of Orlando, Both men are being held on $10,500 bond at the Seminole Counts Silkwood Case Ready He noted the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) has included the Center Street project in its longrange planning program for the year 2000. "It's hard, however, to tell John Q. Public we are doing something In the long range plan for 2000 when he wants to see some Immediate relief for the traffic problems on 436. BRAS! WA, Brazil (UP!) — A 14-year-old boy kidnapped four years ago by a man and woman who, he said, forced him to beg in the streets has escaped and will be returned borne on Mother's Day. Police said Domingo Fernandes dos Santos walked up toa motorist who had aCB radio on Friday and asked him to call his parents. The boy was kidnapped from his home In Golana 105 miles southwest of Brasilia four years ago by a couple he could only Identify as "Paulo" and "Maria." He told police the couple also kidnapped a 6-year-old girl and forced the two children to beg in the streets for money. Police have made no arrests and have not found the girl. Evening ifruid A female cashier who is a security guard for a iiiajr department store is being given the sole credit for the capture of two robbers of up Altanionte Springs restaurant. IN BRIEF IN HONOR TORONTO (UP!) — Boy meets girl. Boy plagiarizes gIrl's romance novel plots and publishes them as his ° Girl alias boy to coilt That's the story line of do lawsuit filed Friday by ftariednEntefpriaes,which—aagryuaJiltediover.... t4alms a competitor, New Yak-based pn.i j Co., copied the p of fly)Ij distributed them as MacFadden Cashier Credited With Aiding Capture NATK)N "There Is still more work to do, particularly mending fences with Orange County," Floyd said. He added that both of Orange County's projects qualify for federal funding and that source can be tapped if additional money is needed there. "I think the way it was handled was fair. Orange County people also holler about 436 traffic." Youth Alleges Kidnapping — Sunday, May 13, 1979—IA -, '-.' Pals -- �- __~. Evenl, ~Rg Hiiald USPI IS).2N) t" J. - N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Cods 31I31111or $311113 Sunday, May 13, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - of V& Home Delivery: Week, 71 cenls; Mouth, $25; S Months, $11.30; Veer, $31.00. By Mall: Week, 00 ceuta; Mouth, $3.10; 6 Mouths, 33 $31.10; Year, $40.00. _______ I or - On Balancing - Our Resources Last year an Alaska land preservation bill Neared the House of Representatives by a 27I-31 vote. It looked like a triumph for conservationists seeking to "lock up" millions of acres of federal Jknd in Alaska from ft*tre development. But the House bill failed to pass the Senate, and th. imia nI Alaska lanai, in hark h.Inrii ('inrsaa With an intense lobbying effort pitting the Sierra lub and other environmental organizations against oil, timber and mining interests and state officials of Alaska. What looked like a consensus on The Issue last year has broken down. Many members of Congress are havina second thoughts about how much of the still tmdeslgnated federal land in Alaska should be locked up, and to what degree. There are three separate bills under consideration, each drawing a different map. Congressional Quarterly. says the Alaska land sense was off - of question is becoming one of the most confusing - before the nth Congress; None of the three bills strikes tw as a blatant surrender to either-the. conservationists or the would-be developers. Rep. Morris UdaU's HR39 is the most similar to the one which died in the Senate last year, putting 67 million acres of land Into - I I '1 - - of - a RONALD REAGAN IAN BOND Politics The New 1,.'-:, I n The Naderiete ''" ,„,l Scapegoaft,~,_' Judiciary Jimmy Carter signed .the Omnibus iishP Act list October, he said It promised to correct 'a disturbing feature of tho federal judiciary: the almost complete ahisno. of "wilderness" claulflcstlon that rules out women or members of minority groups." development. Alternites authored by Rep. John B. The anti-estabUehment president also promised to free these appointments from their Breaux and Rep. Jerry Huckaby, who are both traditional establishment ties- the Old-boy from lMulslana, would put 53 million and 51 million network college chums and political pals that acres In this category, repectively. insured nearly all federal judges would be male We are Impressed by the argument behind the pale. Breaux bill that the cutback in Iranian oil and The Atlanta-based Southern Regional Coumc production and the resulting squeeze on oil supplies a respected Interracial group of Southerners raises a question about the original plan to exclude active th race relations aim 1944, has just Issued an area of Alaska's North Slope from oil and gas a report on the Southern process for selecting federal judges. exploration. The council's concludion: politic.] patronage The bill provides for a seven year study of the Arctic Range to assess both its energy potential dill reigns mçrecne in jai appouw'.Ina. The Omnibus Act created 152 new ju*'ps. and the possible Impact of oil and gas drilling on Will be in the almost 40 P' the caribou herd. After five years oil and gas ex- South. Only one black and two women sit on t he black poratIon would be permitted. After seven years southern f Ifl(t flOe____ and $ It was Inevitable. The Naderites ran out of gas” With their "Consumer Protection Agency" legislation after several years of trying to get It. passed,aotheyhadtofindanetherbcrsetobeat. ¶ Now it's America's businesses, SINCificallY corporations. Naderite Mark Green has teamed up with Ohlâ Sen. Howard Mdzenbaum to dream up a bill which would drastically change the way cc,poratlons and governed; that Is, the way their boards of directors are composed. The bill, U passed, would almost certainly á. d clslon.maldng process In American bualnesi'e and Industry slower, less efficient and more,, costly. The Green-Metsenbaum theory seem to be ., that people who know nothing about, say, the,, widget businesswill be a whole lot smarter,' fairer and more levelheaded mikieg decisions than will the professionals who now populate the majorities of mod boards. gaj, according to aoces close to '.. Metienbawn, In February 1WI when the good.. senator, acting on "his concern about aba.. of. : of F.wit' *trU9jI• , - - Congress could auüorize producUop In other _______ usamom ______ WASHINGTON WORLD 1. LC I • JJ4 ' U Winattt"'Morr _______ ________ U ! £...LI .Sj ~4 The pm$ Alter the appoü*msuti are made, tg 1h117N ThOMAJ the representation of blacks, women and ether By i m a m ft"m negowtjou behind tin d he joined the cnnIttee. pasmount a preservation in thatpsrt minorities sitting on the federal bench in the UPI White Ho first began. In Ideal situations, each side would But, Metsanbium pulled together a diverse" This may not make a case for the entire Breaux So*h will remain extremely of that, group, even Including American Tel & Tel (UP!) WASHINGTON President Cirt& has permit verifiers on Its own soil. Short bill, or a case against the others, but we think It deVelOPed superapy methods with Chairman John DeButts. The Metsenbaum Idea statistics alone cannot convey what the con. apparently decided to sell the strategic arms represents the kind of compromise that may be tinued was, premsnably, to briq the of politics and racially and limitation agreement With doomsday termL satellites and other systems. latnalon necessary to get a bill through Congress that is sexually restrictive selection procsaau will the consumerists, labor representatives and Th. alternative to Senate ratification of said the United States has business people toget her to come up with a reasonably satisfactory to everyone and in the mean In the South. muert has nuclear weapons pact, he says, is the "dark Cart dWdthS st co nsensus that could be converted Into a bill. thnre of esirained arms conwdlticn national interest. for Indent r tI has given a etli O pponen t s cc It Ii here that the federal bench "n1tIntte But, It didn't work that way. Metsenbaum nat 5:i. horror" that He also speaks of the Rap. Udall and hil conservationist backers may hoot to minorities MW and stymied by tor g st he of CIA mo ni in atio loss ns In Iran have with the committee on April 16 to learn that It seem to be on the sld Of the angels, becatae most local bi&b and bar. It in also here where becomes possible tithe United States re jects tbeen a setback In verlfylTng advances In Soviet had failed to reach agreement. No matter. The Americans have a soft spot in their hearts have delayed aid SALT IL recalc itrad and racist j Ty. iIetambsusn source told one of my associates: the two4hlrds vote In wespc na Be tar, he dais not have Alaska and would ilke, to see as rituch. of It as sqaivoested at every opportunity. PrOI)OIIents of SALTS dress th at th e United the day before the meeting that Metienbawn approve i th he Soviet treaty wi t the Senate to Veterans of possible left as i pristine wilderness. But along mib4ibi strategic would go ahead with the bill regar1m Opponents are vocal. If they cannot kill States will be permitted to Union. with other states, Alaska Is part of a bank on which Into the good geys and the bed on..: Uie the agreement, they win try to amend it, ntakirtg forces which are at load equal to these of the "The senator is VERY serious about thu EIISIIhOWer and Kady judges. the country must draw for natural resources, and Soviet Union. They also assort that it "Will jima," the source said. "There will be a bill and It Iinpoudth for the R'' to accept. Kthce th. 4bllity of the strategic balance, It will be Introduced before the May 15 Party politics or coeon caUow'e" at Is being drawn down. ter also fear, that rejection will be In. th — on Is not the only accotEit Kennedy to appoint such stalwarts M tssdsd by the Soviets as a signal from the thereby reducing the possibility of n'iiar war." congressional mom" Expected to be among It the forced Congress can lock up a generoul, amount of from reiwne the uad.d Stakes that It is preparel to the provisions are the folloWing: It will affect the.,.; Judge Harold Cos, who am nK Alaska wilderness *lthQUt throwing away the key •fli. cioic. the united n: th largest that th e NAACP st ood for "NIUIfl,, coldwaruid stftlsnolhderededbia P*C It will require biIldh between a good agreement protecting and ento fuel, metals, timber and other resources that Apes, AllI$MOtI P1111115 and Coons." negetlatid reduction of arms by the super- haif ow national security, and no agreement that a majority of board members be "in-.. ,., must remain accessible In the future. That should Eisenhower, VokMd W ha adorosy glOerM, dependent" (that Is, not employed by thi .ç at all,' a brochure said. be the go.lU the House confronts Its confusing WW1i RO(Sf$, appointed DaII like Freak AaMTwareing sounded by the president Is co pany despits the fad that most Corporations Ai an The debate Is under way. It Is on. of the few now have several of their own top eacufives on alternatives md irita a baláncád and prudent J by Carter to had rejection will encourage the Kremlin her. of 1, daleis the FBI will lUaus caused him to d.ci.. dilair. — thise who want to keep building the foreign policy area where the American people their board); no former oniploy., would b. bilL. . , Jotmiun aid a wAdl sroup of Ropiebbean jedes wdw dockplin with new and flare advanced can truly enter the dialogue, as Indeed they allowed on a corporation's board; lawyers should since It Involves the a"dion of tithifrmni râihiiil he the env v't he Anmmd an t1 made the white Sadh ohs, national law. while .sa'.d mdUwwbud____ V q uestion civerification has been the kMe_a possible nn4rwar. mm like On wida law all their own. i that datnais mpmtnlae with wilderness , - ____ ____ ___ ___ ,: __ m — Pleas e. _ , to . east ee. waled lee_ , boart to .ihAd er heaeofera to We been 54 years since owned by Japanese Idsrads. And 32 of the 31 -,jWd vudire" operation that calls for U.S. imported from Its Taiwan snh,l&ary, there fishermen to supply polleck to a KomiM factory cutting down on the duty It paid a saving of 11., The heavy Japanese investment Is not en- ship In lfrii waters. While the scheme may and one4alfcents om everydoller value. lace. the Japanese have been soneW a mere tx4u.Ø. Ursly negative for the U.S. 1'ug Industry. It plows the 11sbamon, It undercuts U.S. putitit The irnpeny did this, wCardiag to the a hat bIped give AW= seafood proc essors proce.orshib,whocau'tbopetocompe(e fidavit, by falling to hvjids iii..,- h add 1 to maJeiniss and expand with the 36 cab ad M[led tMW iony. They ha,. out. mob asried a0@1 pay scale of the developriad cods and ether expenses that WJW pmn.ij y of this. processors are now Koreans' floating fM factory. poin edpomModi ad required by law to be figured Into the declar*' Amsiess initry. A case study leesless the deW $ beeenis bubm exporting crab, Footnote: An ammiment to the iWO law value .1 a prod. ft ala,, the Cukm and., r 1LiS fish. aid -- to the lever 4$ states aid gives U.S. pr.Ce first UlCk at ake C$4to chapd, stly suet .e.caUed ".4ditieu Jot• aiparV'ow arm oily gaining Japan. by Amerlea fads. But the (irn'ercs processing charge." to Its Taiwan .thaidiatr Iinof let the Japameebsciued prouors have Depa, M over one ii the meet valuable has been raladad to implen'ad ft. avg a+"isI cuatesa cargea. r'- ge ianmi D$A: A 'any owned in tUade4$ss...$eOof been rtad to makm the nsuary it. Wow PjmhL Usir 'nkmid to dovft the bottomish ki'yIts. 111t157 W. BIdsII DI5IS, in bili fleds, which ens the kept in PIP" perspective ... (sad) t. Pur esadal isSue, catch mere um 00 curradly deminatid by Japanee fists. And the lavidigated by a federal grad jury In ) prat veaiui be vitiuiald the fall I$.,. r' U.S. gaveremad ho dien ne great Intarad In wspeb on Charges that it dwisil Uncle Sam of theluvest while Assume. h, In recent . w4waaL:pmm,1yaiIa(o' mm dreggis to heM onte a tiny perU.. of the $1 '' to dmlq tha hepestad food supply. oust of acme $300,010 In cad 'Ws dent hats. a wsfl000ediriated, woU years ____ aes.yw IM policy," a C,"es Depa* • The aim, Henley aid Cc. of 1911* lAs, J::. P--g 0411011 *A ft in also est 11 t liladd nuclear accident, bet h1 ty; t blends eeM,al aes bIt d tie eva's is. meat a'Mir, ounceded to ow associate kin, m.ofactare f" decwss. he.'t 'tonded to a less dru.ate if .. the depeetsiad is only n.y Rd wt1'l' coders 05*1 diuy In T$Iiai. chin that CO mien '' 4ow of mars fee ha t. seofeel Fees lAaheeghhe stats. Hi* The Jqeai I. allowed Pr rr,'ulIng a study of U.S. er1ss, on which Bekufeu.kdtheo a_ s -'we PWARhUb Wft ___ y vii bass a feature develaynu4 policy. r.kqffud OMW of dayleday .p.rmft,r law, ymeed in odes bcme. the 00Ie the veeeaiM's lath of ___ . over when he altid to in U.S. eas in 1174, he WU.i by July1. Despite urgent var 1170 puenla toters to cutch tre t'g in avIirn'.d by the e ci r"'beard chalrmm of bath Isekisy ad C.. Htshh Ediscatien md Walf Secretary Jst mm ore Pu' od e.. IbI Amble. $v"W sat aid Kigd's roJbllos of a $1.4 and the TMmm d1Ey. u.s. r--1 . w-'h $o harveal. Isue Fsdss u the Lad Dsr'bvr, adlap en iàiaMIm In a sa_ euwbat, ors fron lach of capital aid umpmg yt, he pi to Is. 11 I j ii • Deiç Is itin'*' the bMiornb U.S. Cisterns agent's affidavit, federal — r 'e' --" year in In. Underuttldy, Uncle a_s ides' aM1hiss ceofisidsI b recerdi of the rmin to -' a aissy byurpser1 .. .. qwd do dMVsf'ginhll3hN kIs. bddid Inth.egad's ha leery of Iavg their '. AiSbyU wSi$ 9dW andy ib.Io g.ad mapor of TM of e.y fim, Fr iar to bandits isle pe., DorIN... ____ iy.5j_.of a,acu.' IndeI1N*t B1y, vbI Devins told Ci j'j bI IN puof ft 1 j,gI -pm - rapa g. ____ the agent_w, that Berhisy ad Cc. had dii's p'tr, De. Paul Ned,, th ra Kamm fee. iu'-'p't, have ad ap a sy'idly adorvalad awss it pass the weed to s.. _ruri V" xmbft gate cs : WASHINGTON I . I . I !$. 1:.. . 'Ii,*~,l ., — — . 1.11 , ;: • , . .: L : :•• I :. , ___ 1 . I I ' : . % .-;..!J. :.;, r i?: - .1 - .: __ ___ _____ .I .' 5' , " 5 . )•' ,. 5 .5 ~ . .,.- i r 5•.• 5 t 5 ,::' . *—~ , p.. i- 0~ , . • b' 1 .I '$. . ,.: • , i• qu.•.'bI I aiMc.d Mu j$h Jsiit you, Fed •. '.5 ..5 1. .. . S... Sunday, May 13, mt—tA . 03 . ~ , I I. of of old OUR READERS The Elderhostel Is it Program course. You don't have to was about getting a passing mark on your report card. And It doesn't mean more dull classroom work. Hodelers can partake curricular activities, such as plays, lectures, concerts and occasional special events of particular Interest to older —e. For those seeking physical activity, most of the schools offer use of the gymexcept a drink at a neighborhood health haSiIuD, swimming pool and tennis courts. bar or the small Change needed to operate You may be lucky enough to find a school washers and dryers. For those who can't with a golf course on campus. At the rural goverinint, ,!OD'fP it Is 4al and redflul jut to ,...,,ó w%" te,IM . .. ..,, . Courses we open to anyone over 60 and It you're accustomed to stopping at aderbostel offers you the opportunity to those pU113? drone-decorated roadside to younger people whose apouaes meet the away from It all and go tuck to school 'be original "o4,l was a wayside haven metals, living on campus might be age reremsut. Everything at an Eidertmod.l can be as d for early pilgrims. Later came the something like "rosiIng it." ropean youth hstds and folk sdxdsWith few gaptIona, ft mama doubling r.'4'g as being on a vacation except up with another person In a small coll.gs that the alarm clock will ring to got you to Ihich Elderhodel Is band. dormitory room. Caices are yonil also class on time. ldfflio#el has grown into a network Of have to share bathroom tedlitiss. If you are interested, In continuing your colleges and universities In 31 Mates Food is staINona and good-but yj4mijil education while having fm and meeting non-adJt t offer low-cod wouldn't be touted as "gourmet." You people your age from other areas, phone idemic programs for older adults. formal education isn't a he" topusbatray along acafetarla line, your local college to Inquire whether it .ack of rler to an Eldertadel day. In past If you have didy problems, you'll have participates In this worthy enterprise. Or repast a copy of "Elderhodel irs, college professors and holders Of to bring along your on special food. With all this, you have chance to meet National Catalog iVY' from Elderboetel, .D degree, have studied alongside se who had to go to work after cam- people d your own age bracket from other SSQuapelStreet, Newton Mass. 60115. The publication also lists regional offices thug elementary schooL Each college towns and cities. You also have an op em 'three subjects a week. Those who portimity to meet and "rap" with younger where you can obtain additional Inidditlonsi courses can arrange for students (k44 regular summer courses formation to that In the catalog. Or you can phone Elderbodel at ($17) at the schools. • in it other schools. Every subject of Interest to you may not 1104700. ',olne classes are held at big city Retirement doesn't necessarily mean tveriltles; others meet at smaller be crammed Into those three courses a able to select withdrawal. And a little more education Is eral-arts colleges In more suburban week. But generally you'll be "a" to "s"-aid not a good way to May In the world and not dear run'I'ug from rowidin be drawn Into yourself. _____umu price per person for a jut art and soology. Maybe we should rewrite that adage You don't have to do any homework. ek it one of the collages Is $115. There Is no ,iiMkn at the and Of the from "live and learn" to "learn and, live." rhar covers jut about everything- years ago when the Elderhodel hgrain launched, we jokingly said wbrd sounded like a song from "The mndof Music" or a wild flower growing an Alpine slope. Iut'four years of experience with 15,000 ng' students have proven that this wlng program offers something for all er1 citizens who seek Intellectual nulatlon combined with thvsical aditire. laybe you're looking for a change from uiai vacation In the mountains or at seashore. Or you are resigned to fw was of extra-- __ ,. . — n a . nt ___ oS 'th'tI.s & Politics WA •; '' )'. •. . ki.&r.:. Hoax? by losses inother dates. Itisphysically and fiscally Impossible for An effort Is being made to Perpetrate department to stay on top of 700 corna hoax on the Insurance consumers of Pliny operations, many Fljrlda. This hoax takes the form of a In scores other dates. proposed Life and Health Guaranty The answer Is a guaranty fund, and it Fund, presently before s not a new bureaucracy as Mr. Supporters of this fund would have the Fountain would have your readers consumer believe that It Will Stop believe. In fact, no major expenditure surance company Insolvencies. Their occurs at all. logic would have well-managed comRather a pool of all 700 panies picking up the tab for poorly- doing business within firms that are managed companies. That lame logic the assets as well as the liabilities of would have General Motors paying If one of their number The Ford Motor Company should become ultimate question Is not whose fault ftis Insolvent. Or, put It another way, when a company goes under, but who Is should homeowners In a community be In the bed position to pay the dh duwned for mortgage payments for and hojneowner who mismanages his' ____ 11 .. . . I - do I cli particular condmulntmu chip In to exchange for their doliart. pay the deadbeat's rent. Bill Gunter There has been a guaranty fund for State Insurance p.rty.casusity Inairers since 1970 11OfliT andnot aslngl.oneoitheslztesnlnS solvencles which . A Picture'sWorth that time have been jwevemded by its existence. A Life and Health Guaranty Truly It has been said: "A picturi Is Fund will not stop, company Inworth to thousand words." This was amply demonstrated by the Copley The taxpayers of Florida are already News Service cartoon In the April $ paying an Insurance CzimLuioner and edition of the Evening Herald. (Dig Oil the hundreds Of employees In his Companies). Such cartoons as this do a department to audit, regulate and seek to business and the distinct disservice out impaired companies to keep them country In general, but they are also an from going under. extension of the Goebbel's technique of A guaranty fund is an additional nthe "Big Ue," which if told An bureaucracy, expensive to the enough the people will believe. sumuer, which cannot stop Insolvencies A truer picture would have been since the fund's involvement comes presented had the Hog been presided Insolvency. Of entirely after the overthe earth aMass as asow ranging regulation, aggressive Strong foraging for those natural resources to regulation, coutaut, accurate, fair make milk -Profits to feed her regulation by the Insurance Cornnumerous progeny, who number in the n"loner will curb insolvencies and million' Stockholders and that the present law gives sufficient largest pig In the Utter the IRS, that authority to accomplish that now, gobbles up better than 40 percent ci the without adding cods to the consumer. The Insurance Industry Is actively milk —profits before the rest of the litter can get to her tests dividends supporting legislation to Improve ways to get their share of the milk —profits, of detecting Inipaired companies and strengthening an req&gmenis for obscene otherwise Then, that giant inthe litter-IRScapital and surplus that coinpardes mprovement rootshe rod of the litter away from the s must m'mraIn. These i teats long emiough to take an unjust will not add to costs and will build share Of their share Of the milk additional safeguards into the profits regulatory procea. It should be borne in mind that the We thongit your readers would be stockholders red Of the litter IntIradsI In knowing Of the Depart of mainly Of retired people who consist meet Israce's efforts to increase mnaybedependlngonthatmllk - the the cost of instursaft. to pay for their nursing dividend; David E. Fountain home care,those who have saved for Executive Director a "rainy. day" and"Little Old I.adi Florida Insurance News Service s.A when 40 aearaice Ut always had the way et ameulig a d8n with a qron "Au you In. ,eIbipnIitkiMall anymore?" be was dbyahied Tuesday. "eldIbe?" reionded with a anile. The smile was ) 4 511111 as It had been In the pad. 'nr(ubernatcrW canpsign in 1110 was gitibt* exciting, since Florida had 4IelsctedaDomocrattothsomcsof iris,, those involved In the High v 1r' were an ft would happen k,%u, 1* was to see a 01401 time Fl1da history, $ Rapdica, aaud. alted aid the heutkeek lbr supportedBob1*50 is Seminole than eleibe! s In hf 1 m K Sanford Jeweler Jobs Kader co' ma of the cearirl aid eunpelr bi workers had prepared a victory celebration In a stot*oat building in SordbIthecdebrMlos never cameto POL ft w.. only a couple years later, that Tick's woe again came to public at. ladies In Stee4. Coady. He was the attorney who ruaded su South 801,lvresj4.Isinssultwbsin*vas sedW that the islertod site for the new 8 Coody courthause (on Park Au.ue Mthelaksfrad) was not the but me avMWjh Tick's dub i'ugr1td a beStir 11 WNW be sear the Five Pebss ares, midisyinth.ceady. At the time, Tuck ahacftr1sMd1mfeedcsddaiahI theMteadtbI.se iteputy o,WAI uthereferMure growth the omeCuies. — M cithi ymegad players for theownaity lisle, aid the dented cflI In 1—lt Candy at 31 jiVe old, get three bb for threetimuatbntadovgPas,eralgeed ens. from his Chst'stop peltion. let then alltheasdldaVail job FOlkelsa ww. no" liptOWL The may Is *A these, ader awstrotio at sheet — lee.ti Tick tominthmadicad,apaid$ssdetdbu tkuWI* 010011lr; Slim" J10 hm — Profits" not. — of which writs of . ____ ____ fact — — — — — dunes to Five Points ares. Sheriff Jobs Polk reported to the cowdy oon this week that both ball teams on which he played lad weeksndtobuneflt 5nbiig4, YoMb Systems Service won. First the law anfucuimint teem diluted the team of lawyers. Than the male MR unity loaders were victorious over Us Sesolnek High School youth team. Amengthe llneuç of players aMon to Polk were: Ckeuk Judge Dominick thaseatof whims pads developed a rip asiy lithe game (be played rigid on anyway); State Re Bobby Bey, Viram e; Mack Blythe, Indeed Qty (nmIi1,, Jobs Morris; ids &hlk; Dii James of the Altemoate Sp.lsmp recradim dapsrthaut and his brother Tire,; Fink lThb*1, Cooky ComMon Irmm Bob Trench, l. Frank '', Dr. Roger 8Iet, Sadord Qty Manager WE. Knowles, Akemonts pruW Oty mutin,Mk Mooney Cauty hidid Roger Neliwender, Allen Ai ad Gerald r1 a some of which also have "Obscene N.Y. flmea, etc. S. B. "Jim" Crowe Sanf ord our —. —. — — — I. Hoax claim ---_•. — Answer I read with curiosity and disappohthn4 a letter written by Mr. David E. FOI'kI Of the Florida Imeranc. Now Service objecting to a We and k,ikh Imerance guaranty fund to protect the consumers of this Mate agabMcoçVew that fa Mr. Fountain has obebobly missed the poled. The guarady fund Is not primarily devoted to prsvol*Ing Insolvency but MUM to ensuring that a policy holder dessialt get Muck vlth 4ilmi, low of average and an Inability to find in. am=* because his company went bobs due to circaMauces surely bqiiuJhiscontrol. Yes, vigorous regulation Of the 700 eaadhe.lthbuarance firms Isb. Priam, bet there we limitations given to manpower our department Just nee* a conmsy ran 1st. Mitsui financial difficulty àriisd I. Its Florida busl'iwe but caused — _..•_I.•_ ..fl. f_ •__•_ _l .fl. n BIam. For Inflation Thinks for giving me the space and musing my article, "Who Runs The Cowdry" In ow Readers Write Section of your newspaper. Much of the blame for Inflation starts right at home. My experience during my working years was promptness, dependability, respect and production were the maui Items to the growth of our country aid to produce a product that our average citizen could pur- at our job site, at-7 .55 am. and ready to dart work at I am. Our only hr.. would be If one was In need of a drink of wat.ror a. of toilet, a maximum time Of 5 minutes was retarded n mdflcfsut. Lunch hour was from 12 now witH 12:30 p.m. and then promptly back to wort Our work would continue until 4:30 p.m. and only breaks that we would have would be the necessary ones as in the A.M. We were not slave driven; but were required to produce enough to earn our own salary and enough for the company that we worked for so they could make a profit and day in business. In order to do this our production had to average at 50 percent or better. I have watched our of today and made a survey and find that they lack the four main backbone Items productivity, Also, the worker of today has to have allmlnuitecoffee break In the aim and a 15mlnuda coffee break In the p.m. and the tardiness Of these breaks are often extended to 30 or 45 minutes. Also, the workers don't have respect for their supervisors or the company that they are working for and therefore do not pit days work. They end up with a production rate only about 1$ to 40 percent. Ths low production rate and poor quality of workmanship have greatly increased air Inflation rate. The only remedy that I know to help workers to realize what part they play in our scommyWGMdbe for them to take a study course In industrial relations and were workers of out an honest of StenbenG. BallntSr. IAe .l . .. A Good Job Plowe know how much we ap. prelate having Doris Dietrich as our Mistress of Coremnonles at our Easter Pageud. be did such a good job. Louise Silver Xl Epsilon Sigma — Thanks For Interest — We appreciate participation and ledsrod The Evening Herald had In our grand opening ceremony that was held April It 1171. Your participation In this ceremony helped us here at Itsichi's have a beautIful and succsndul grand opening. Fair vithou*you,Itwsumld not have gone ss well a*ditWs wen verypleas.d With the somber of people and organizations that showed the interest that they did. Agala,.Ui.ik you for your interest aid pertkljdlen. J.T.Allen &oreManager — I I .5 .s- — mention a few thatknow a good thing when they see It. Like a big fat teat, flowing with very rich milk, because the "Mama Sow" foragedfar and wide to provide th. feed that produces the milk profits. It Is also to be remembered that the "SW' provides thousands Of jobs for working men and women, and as Samuel Gouçers president of AFL 1001-114 said: "The word aims against working people Is a company that falls to make a profit." Sovs Come touie main quullon: kit Cophy News Service's purpose to destroy On jobs of the working people byinduecngthealecloratetocyoettse more goverumont regulation and thereby Incressng the nomber of lesaucratsthat feed on the milk from the teats of the "Sow," tbu 'Ehig l milk for the not dtheMar? ftlmddalebspobssd Out tbuthis does net iii apply to the "Big 09 C'i,::±-." but to all b'u:, 1w du the con'"-caftnw media, .5 1 1 . WRITE - Harlan Tuck, native It was 110$ minole Coasdian aid Orlando attorney, is most Often seen at public rallies and Utica] events touting the caididacy of and Mayor Robert King High for the veior's office. appeared before the county iuraJ..mon this week on behalf Of a land sipper. He hascbanged little, If at all. in those Intervening 13 is the sams-cosl, riand his to airid, projecting a w"g pacmls,to a pekd, sincerity, ad the efthmhe Mau exactly whathe says. '5 of Older _ '45 The lesson learned during that time, countered by his facility In making the Fletcher said, was that a hospital operated conversion resulted from misinformation by a governmental unit cannot respond to and distrust. He said a rumor that the dungtng needs as quickly as a private reorganization would pave the way for a facility, capable of securing conventional private, for-profit, company to take over financing so long as Its credit Is good. the hotal, a move some felt would limit Shortly after the new facility was built, care to the Indigent and raise rates, Alachua General reorganized Into a clouded the discussions and delayed action private non-profit facility. The on reorganization for four months. reorganization mu future loans can be In addition, It was feared by some that secured, like a private business, as soon small preanire groups would assume Compoding djffft s, accor a lending source approves the request. undue Influence In a private noniwoflt to FIetcier, the county missioner,' decision to place two of its own There Is less paperwork than with federal corporation, he said. He said there were fears that the doctors member, on the hospftai board. That programs and there is no 'Y to would take over control of the hospital and action tended to polarize the board with taxpayers when bonds are Issued. "If Seminole Is going to expand, they'd that community Input would be neglected. those having pou"rai Interests lining up better do it quickly, or they'll end i* To assure that the facility would ag zin-poiIans. paying for It later," Fletcher said. represent the interests those It serves, and debate further delayed action R eor ganization Into a private non-profit Petty said a number of steps were taken, eau1on, he said. With the help of Congress and a facility like Alachua General Is the goal of Including a 31 percent limit on any ocv P n ggaisation of the bosrd, Alachua 8MB administrator Charles Bentley and cupatlonal field's representation on the Genera] was able to expend. The Federal the board. The advantages of easier and board. Additionally, membership In the corHousing Act enabled political subdivisions qicker fhi4qg have been cited, as to Issue federally guaranteed revenue has the desire to put the mecisiaiwg portion Is open to any member the community for a w"'ia1 $15 membership bonds. Also, the board Increased Its size urocess out of the political arena. from five to seven and the commiggioners Should the board pursue reorganization, fee. The board was enlarged to 15 menuwere replaced, a candid explanation to the public is hers and each member is limited to three In 1974, $12.9 million In revenue bonds essential In order to allay fears and to 3-year terms. One third the board Is were issued and a new 4004ed facility was recruit community participation, Alachua elected each year. Such measures prevent coidructet But it took six years. The empire-building by any Individual or General President Ed Petty advises. building was also kept operational. Petty said the biggest problems en- pressure group, Petty said. .5. : 'A ORNON Harlan Tuck: Unchanged AmwWa niry victory over Japan, brA ever lad at load partial Japanese owners* IURY'3 WORLD . or U.S. Should Copy Japan In Alaska be - I...', — BeaM wSt respect he vwt the $ ffhe dsadw* of welter. = w$ 11ald siws, the 11 to edit liSten The 01 .5 Hosp*l Bod Should Act QU'I' dly ' Ckly, Cand'i .Emsrowing Al Wel*swrIIer pedhki I eqInole Memorial Hospital board 4rs and Seminole County Corn. 4ners should act quickly, candidly tLan impartial manner jn any plans to ranIze and expand the existing p.al on First Street. £ :least that Is the advice from the siIent of the hospital and the vice. thnan of the board of Alachua General s$tal In Gainesville, which experienced )14e of alternatives now being weighed 5MB officials. n '1968, the halls of Alachua General filled with patients. The facility to expand, but the board did not iw bow to finance the expansion. A new ility was needed, but the prospect of )catlon stirred political controversy. hospital was county-owned at that e, just as 8MB Is now. They just couldn't seem to get things the ground," said Cotton Fletcher, rent vlce.chalrman Of the hospital. He I a number of financing options were mined, but the time and paperwork Dived In securing a loan from the bus federal programs such as the Hillton Loan Program and the Federal £sIiig Administration seemed endless. the meantime, construction cods itinued to rise, JACK ANDERSON Write . no sense of ' JUL I ._.-,0V dorganization, Expansion At Hand — .1 have were The Clock __ Evenins HiraM, Sanford, Fl. of times - Grandmothers are all that and more. Although she may be a slick, chic chick who was gra&mted. from a fancy finishingschool, a grandmother can have boorish and unpardonable manners where her grands are concerned. She would By noius DIEIiUCII bore Job to death with the dozens pictures she flashes and the detailed accounts of the "adorable" Oft the graxidde said. And this mother of her children's children, who may have 31-31 vision, is as blind as bat when these minor children are in sight. She sees nothing wrong that they do. How's that again? — -.. for - - - could double Noah's Ark when the grandchildren are around. When this grand lady was only a &r4gling mother and money was probably scarce, even for necessities, her children may have termed her as a dingy old meanle and said "... but you don't unbefore their adulthood. derstand,, hurndruls practically no With her grands, she seems to practicality. and surely If Grandmother couldn't get the grandchildren what they hint at any other way, there's always the old homestead that can be mortgaged again. By the way, 11 you should ever disagree with the usually refined Ms. Grande Dame over her granddears, be prepared for a severe lashing from her rand rasor sharp tongue. The shortcomings of grandas somebody justified always be children can else's fault. Can on, don't be hard on Granny. You are now the meanie she once was to you. She is now the ou. loving grandmother that her mother was to youSo youthlnkGranflylssPOillflg you think Granny is spoiling your kids? Maybe. But they are spoiling her too, now that she can enjoy them _ not raise them _agrande right which she has earned. Now, Isn't she a "Grand Mother?" And this grand lady, who would normally bear a pin drop on a battlefield, becomes deaf to the noae the grands make and what they say. Me may laugh at something that would have demanded the leather strop-orat lead a hickory switch - the parent of this kid, Granny's own child for uttering such a no-no. How about that grand" spilling syrup on the limits velvet sofa in the living room which to Granny's child, the parent of this spoiled brat. but this Granny may have a big, bass voice granddarllng will never hear it. What happened to the tough top sergeant or Hitler Image which this mother of her grandchildren's broken parent portrayed when the house rules and discipline was eminent? What rules? What discipline? Don't get this Granny Girl wrong over her failing iii memory. She's as sharp as a tack, until well, the discipline that she so generously legislated, policed and enforced on the parent her well, that's the parents job. grandchildren Besides, grandyoung'uns never break rules. And Grandrnadame'a bathroom, — yeah, that fluffy pink one —no kid of her own would dare toput drop of water on the caruet. But the bathroom There are m*hers...and other mother,... But the pan" mothers of them all -bYthefr are grandown admissions and cn1i mothers. economic All pannothers, regarless social status, race or creed, have the same thing In common — gratdthlkat to pet, pamper, protect and In other words juat plain spoil. In a syndicated column, a third grade st udent said, =,grandmothers are fat, take their gums out at nlgt* to sleep, have plenty of time, and will read youthe some story over and - -5- '1; U_P 5.. 5 •t. . - . , -5 4 4 or �' 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, May 13, igiv Encounter OmAl- Beach: W01' B-1ack--Ths Ever Retu'• .- By TOM TIEDE spring tourists were laying Special To The Herald down blankets near the surf. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Kids were, burrowing for sea NEA) - It was a fine If creatures, fishermen were blustery morning, and the tides casting about and college of the night before had left the couples were emerging red. sand of the beach hard and eyed and suspect from sleeping unblemished. The temperature bags. was just below 70 and the wind It was no day for scavenging. was from the ocean, blowing The beach was clear for miles. I salt and some mist against the had hoped to find flat rocks with shore. rings around then,, which I'm I was out early, shoeless and certain are nature's amulets, In walking shorts, proceeding but the a had done its north of the resorts. Already, cleaning. The only items for an ••. .. J. . . MONDAY, MAY 14 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Pizza Broccoli Applesauce Baked Dessert Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Pizza Taros Broec cii Corn Baked Dessert Milk or Shako! SENIOR HIGH Pizza Chill Dog Taco Broccoli Corn Whipped Potatoes Baked Dessert Milk or Shake EXPRESS LINE Phza Tacos Tator Tots or FF or Tri Tossed Salad Fresh Fruit Milk orShake TUESDAY, MAY 15 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Ground BeefManagers Choice Whipped Potatoes Green Peas Baked Dessert Rolls Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Ground Bed (Managers Choice) Fish Sandwich Green Peas WhippedPotaton k1flh1ct Milk ot'uke SENIOR HIGH Ground Beef (Managers Choke) Fish Sandwich cbmDog Whipped Potatoes Green peas Brmsel Sprouts Tossed Salad Baked Dessert Milk or Shake EXPRESS LINE Fish Sandwich French Fries or Tnt or Titer Tots __ Tossed Salad Milk or Shake WEDNESDAY, MAY 1$ ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Turkey PotPie Greens Carr.t& Raisin Salad Milk MIDDLE SCHOOL Turkey P.tPie Sloppy Joe French Fries or Tnt orTator Tots Green Tossed Salad CarreiRaisla Salad MilkorShake SENIOR HIGH Turkey P44 Pie Slopp} Joe Frf:!nh Fries or 1r1 or Tot Greens Corn J OsSed Salail CarrutRaisin SaLid Milk orShake EX!ItISSI.INF Turkey Pot Pie Sloppy .Tuc French Fries or Til or Tatur Tots Tossed Salad Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake ThIJRSI)AY,MJtY 17 ELEMENTARY SCHOOJI Hamburger. on Bun Scalloped Potatoes Toss Salad Fruit Milk MIDDLE SCHOOLS Hamburger on Bun Sloppy Joe Scalloped Potatoes Tossed Salad Pen Carrots Baked Dessert Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH Hamburger on Bun SloppyJoe Pizza Scalloped Potatoes Toued8alad Peas& Carrots Baked Dessert Milk orShake EXPRESS LINE Hamburger on Bun Sloppy Joe T.ued8alad Th Tatoti Of Fist Titer Tots But Idid start a conversation. I felt! should explain what I was doing on a beach on a workday; It seemed to appreciate indiscretion, .. . , •% . . . - Aswe talked, orasltalked and the disc listened, Iinvented a rationale for the tar paper's behavior. Iconcluded that It could not fall flat when Ithrew It because the wind engulfed It with a stability that kept It upright. And It rolled In a straight and steady line for much the same reason Eventually, witlessly, I decided to test the rationale. Why can't we leave well enough alone? Idipped one side of the black disc In the Atlantic, •••;•.•••• ......S.. . . ..:•...'':': :-' S • . &hoolMenU .. S • S S hour's walk were Budweiser bottles, which the prophets say will be the last survivors. Then, just below Flagler disc had a p rsonallty of Its own therefore warm and dry. I was naturally disappointed. And so Itnied to Imagme the disc had hidden meaning. Do people from other worlds paper their roofs? I recalled the lest tribes of antiquity that used wafers for currency. But It was no use. I sighed, resigned, and tossed the black disc toward the oncoming ocean. Then I raced to a dune, to scare a pelican, and afterward! established a record for the ahoeless 50yard dash. As I stood to catch my breath, gloating at my victory over illusion, something rolledup and gently toided my leg. I looked down to see the black disc, now leaning against my ankle. Beach, where suburban sprawl gives way to primeval Florida, I saw a black disc in the sand. Surely it was the wheel of a UFO, I thought, or the emblem of office of a far-away prince. 'fiat's what's marvelous about beachcombing: expectation. A black disc? The blood warms. Alas, it turned out to be a piece of roof sheeting, or, colloquially, tar paper. It had been cut in a four-inch circle, for what purpose I do not know. It was smooth on one side, and grained on the other. It was lying well above the reach of the surfalde foam, and was FFesTh that however I threw the black disc, it would right Itself on its edge and roll for as long as the beach was level. It would not roll toward the water, though; when the surf rushed In the disc would sense trouble and detour to avoid it. I'm not exaggerating. The disc had something of a life of Its own. For example, It would not move at the same speed as the breeze, but seemed to choose a rate of travel nearerto that of my walk. Indeed It kept me company. As long as there were no obastcles, It tumbled along as lilt were leashed. I soon realized that one could become attached to tar paper like this. It was kind of pet rock Iwas delighted now. And I with personality. I thought tried It again and again. I found about naming It, which I didn't. + It will be necessary for all have been required to provide. wners of commerical vehicles The Insurance policy, Identitrucks, cars, whether owned or ficatlon card, verification by eased) to provide the tag of- the Insurance company, or Ices with proof of Insurance certificate of sell-insurance as when they are registering In applied for through the motor department lune (June Is registration vehicle In nonth commercial Tallahassee is sufficient as for vehicles), according to G Troy proof. The type of insurance required is either PIP (Per. lay Jr., tax collector. This is the same requirement sonal Injury Protection) or which privately owned vehicles liability type insurance. SAVE BY RESERVING L 4rn'A ..0 • jthZ1 thi ,+.q ?&54 4 ia• COWIN" A meeting of the Friends of Palatka, biologist for the Army the St. Johns has been Corps of Engineers, will be on scheduled for 7:30 p.m., May hand to discuss spraying 24th at the First Federal procedures. Building, downtown Sanford. The matter of spraying for Also to be discussed is water hyacinths (weeds) will maintenance of natural come up for special con- habitats to encourage fish and alderation. Dave Bowman of waterfowl populations. Graham Considers Rationing Alternatives YOUR'LIFE=CARE ___ ( RETIREMENT PRICE INCREASE TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!) strait" is working, however, - Gov. Bob Graham is willing and mandatory rationing or to impose gasoline rationing to allocation won't be necessary. get Florida through this Gas usage in March was about summer's expected energy the some as in March 1918 and crunch, but he doean't believe It "that's the first time In years" will be necessary. It hasn't Increased over the Graham said Friday he Is same period of the proceeding considering limiting the year, he saa number of hours service "We're hopeful the voluntary stations can remain open, restraint will continue, and lilt restricting the number of does, there is every Prospect gallonea motorist canbuyat. we'll be able W get oghØ time or adopting California's anticipaWd swum shortage "oddeven" rationing systm without having to rI1LIe a He believes "voluntary re mandatory allocation system. - HOMEOWNERS: Air Fence Sgl& Aim. AulMery, $ p.m., McCoy Family Sedsed Astaract Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of nole, Sanlont ThURSDAY, MAY17 Air Fence IWSWAO Amrinl$i. Division 5 ConventIon, ateraitlonal lam, Orlando. llwoiih May 10. For In. maUon or reservations call Bob Harnlngton, $94941. ens Opera pnsseRh "The Merry Widow," $ p.m., lamis R"oeU Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park. John Knox Viii of Central Flor MAT-LAMP, noon, bag lunch, Sanford Civic Center. FRIDAY, MAY 11 OW Prep.. gr1ea, 7:30 p.m., SCC Fins Arts ttldlng Open to 1c. 8AV1DAY, MAY11 Ti's 1bst,S am to P.M. parMag lot of St. Qath, 3 Smd Drive, Casatborry. Proceeds churth building laid. Food and di'InL + Sen COM t* to Once Upon A lisp for &#$wind tail;" loaves Sanfoid Civic Costar, 11 a.m. Pick op at C 1bamiy, 11:31 am., Astoria $ p.m. Pink epham4 Pstpoirrl,9 a-rn. to 4 p.m., MaItlad hit Costar. Maim to Zstru, esdartakm*d and its*& An frm. or more, for any purpose! Th.Vs r111 P A*.e., FtI.Id S.ik.s wIv h.ui. ii $23000., ,, f. y pwp.s.I yv* ,_ swihsms. essAwtiskm W 0466 m.sdhp.vqIy. All App&aams May In KI,hk. + ruL_..pswiIhhus.,.sv..,. • arlwaspenift So. LaicadedIrpaymeat Terms____ U., p cf.uypiup.s& Nk_Ji-iiww-Iw,uS. - uLI4psp.HLn1tIJ J*IJIpSI1rS15MW. Few Lo wi hi aw ------ciNS,Vimi A I.uhem Aoval. lk PAicdvss , fir 1& Day, University of Central r1dp.. AsgIdritlois 7 am., date, $ am., rue, I am., ennian Heist Am beuseilt. f*ry forms at Bennalt mker public schooL SUNDAY, MAY 31 Lisens Opera pesseuta "The Merry Widow," 2 p.m., at. Rmsfl Theta, RvThrm College, Winter Pat, 1J1LAY, MAY N ls Inatisy NO $sl Awards Dsy,I:$ a-rn., .N..iI An _______ 7W WEDNAY, MAY19 Wrm'.Ou of Intend, I p.m., cW'ouss. &Is and ansshL Orlaids Dog TP'inI.g Club basic and advanced obsdiumce classes, 7 p.m., National Gard Armory, F.rncrook Avenue, Orlando. Call 2fl40; breed elms. all $44009. EpIn 8a (Iorsu, Woman's Club of Sinford, 10 am., home of Eatells Davis. Cmelberry Rotary, 7:30 am., Wcman'a Club, 200 Overbrook Drive, (s!bsrny. Ovl.de Rotary, 7:30 am., The Town Home. Salteed Etwats noon, Civic Center. Salsrd OpehaIt. now, Holiday Inn. Sntsrd Sermaders Senior Citims dance, 3:30 pm., Sanford Cl*Center. Ovs,,a$, Aa.ym.á, 7:30 p.m., Sears Mtamoage MAIL $2,500 to $25,000 This short course, designed to furnish a working adult with the basic toots to build a medical vocabulary, will most on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Classes will run from May 28 through August 20, 1979. For additional Information call 3231450 extenSion 226. + APARTMENT BEFORE THE Your credit ls good for Seminole Community Coll.g. d, 3 p.m., Apt. 23-B, Twin Lakes Apti. Monroe :Avenue, Maitland. - SUNDAY, MAY n n urssm $ Fluid daft $ p.m., Temple Shallom, 0v1dence and Elkcan Boulevard, Deltona. Smjsol, LA, $ p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 4ke Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY, May 14 Moadey Mormon Testmaiters Club Holiday Inn, Wyrnore Road, Altamonte Springs. WeIgM Watchers1 10 am., Ascension Umthonajm Church; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altanloige Spring.. Sanferd Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. 8.utk Seminole LA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. ' S Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Qdi, TO, Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. AItemente.SO Seminole Jaycees Beard, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop. Sanford Al-Aiii, 8 p.m., First Mothodig Church. Deltam Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m. Sford AL, 5 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lakeview Middle School Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m., at school. TU)AY, MAY is Sanford Senior Citizens aub, noon, bag bach, Civic Cter,. Program by Seminole Community College wkers, lp.m. $sthrd Seilsma, 7 am., Sambo's Plater 811111111111111 Sertsma, 7:30 am., community center, Sem qe Park. Senuerd Llses,now, Holiday Inn. Iasjw.ed Sertonia, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and 434. Overeaters mesymom, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Ught, Altamonte Springs. Aviation Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. SelnImole AL, 8p.m., open discussion, 591 Lake Mhmle Drive, Halfway House. Deltoua Camera Cl* 7:45 am., Social Hall, bdheran (birth of Providence, Deltena. Parents Aaaa,.us, 7:30 p.m., Community United thurCasaelberr M !.IwsenLae Mary usis, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and 434 Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 & Oak Ave.; 7p.m., Summit ApIs., Casselberry. St J's Alien Lie Member Club Telephone Pioneers of America, 1p.m., Orange City Lions Club. 9606 Iadgs P&AM, 7:10 p.m., Thplst Drt,e - + Need Cash? Medical Terminology Course offired at 1'.(°d Comautty Garage Sale and Bazaar :ousCIed by CentniJ F1oj di Society for Historic .LPI'eaerVat1OU3, League and Qrf ivIc . :EP11Copsl Church,. . : Lortgwoocj Historic .P1stubt Food. Salterd LA W101'I Gr.ap 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cisselbersy AL, closed, 8 ).flL, A1fl5)fl Lutheran t' thirdi. Rebuilder,SIiglei (over U), covered dish supper, 7:30 'p.m., Friendship Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs. .'The Bugles CB, Cub, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of . flmerce r k1t NNsom Chapter National Federation of the hi Friends Of St. Johns " I EIDNEE ...a nameyoi can SLIURD AY,MAYU 'Ilelles and Ini Dsuce, 9 n.m. to mkkilght, for singles divorced and widowsMaitland over 18. Live Band, How could It be? I had tossed the worthless thing away. There it was, however, wiggling in the wind at my feet. It was still dry, thus It had not gone Into the water. I concluded that wind had caught It and, by coincidence, had sent It back to me. On the other hand, maybe It wasn't coincidence. I threw the disc at the ocean again, and this time watched what happened. It hit the sand in front of the surf, but did not fall flat. Instead, It balanced on Its edge and began to roll with the wind along the beach. It went another 40 yards, and stopped only when it cane to a small depression. I Jules Bar Milk or Shake EXPRESS UNE Mi Steak Sub Plasm Tossed Salad TatarTitsir py MilkorShake LALENDAR Commercial Need Insurance Proof ____ ELEMENLUIY SCHOOLS Mit Steak Sub Whole Potatoes Broccoli Juice Bar MU MIDDLE SCHOOLS 8101k Sab Pizza Whole Potatoes Bracesli Tossed Salad Titer Tots or FurTh Juice Bar MilkirShake SENIOR HIGH MIt Steak Sub Plam Barbecue.. Ins Whole Potatoes Broccoli T.usd Salad Titer Tots or it dropped with a srnac4I4 heavy for the play of thewind. I had wounded itwiIhcurlouslty. I tried to wet Its other side, to restore 'qual weight but by now the diadWas in no mood for coaxing. ! it it In the swm, to dry, and continued by myself along the be4 When I returned later, '% way back the iliac was e, most probably washed toa. And now Imiss the thlx'. No doubt I could mak5 a replacement, with sdssorsd tar paper, but my heart wouldn't be In It. I prefero' believe the black discitwill return to land again somedy, to wait for me on a beach, and I 1111'*IIIáuIM V IS + fl &x, altering the balance of Its will welcome it with prr weight, and the magic ended. wonder, and ask no m r When I threw the disc this time questions. • S. Black wre M, Salftrd, !L -. PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ... .t low, low pniceel s POLIDENT DENTU RE CLEANSER SOLARCAINEL] SPRAY Relieves sunburn 01 i 4.1 pain . 3-oz. aerosol. AMI 159 1 LIMIT 1 I SPRAY I and Auction) Is Presented by chairman of the event Earl Weldon (left) to Club President Jack Welbie at a luncheon meeting. Mark Hollis of Lakeland, vice president In charge of public affairs and public relations for Publix Markets was the guest speaker. In The _ serves with a unit of the Tactical Air Command. Her husband, Alexan. der, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Rivera of Rt. 4 Sanford. MARGARET NAYLOR U.S. Air Force Sergeant Margaret A. Naylor, has arrived for duty at GriuomAFB, Ind. The Sergeant, an administration specialist with a unit of the Strategic Air Command, previously served at Kadena AS, Japan. Her husband, Staff Sergeant Randy B. Naylor, is the son of Helen E. Naylor of 254 Acorn Drive, JANUS BYRNE During the course, students receivSd instruction in the main. mince of stock recordi and the procedures necessary to receive, store, issue and ship supplies and materiel. White entered the Army in Februa,.y 1574. His mother. Mrs. Serh Whit,, lives in Sanford ROBIRTQRANAM Navy Dentaiman Robert L. Graham, son of Martha A. Graham of P.O. Box 373, Ovledo, recently completed refresher training in the Caribbean. He is a crewm.mbsr aboard the aircraft carrier uss Independence, homeported in Norfolk, Va. A 151$ graduate of Oviedo Senior High School, Graham joined the Navy in JUflI isis DAVID maucy U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel David A. Pearcy has arrived for MY at pease AFI, N.H. Colonel P.arcy, a nurse aiwsthstist with a unit at the Strategic Air Command, previously sIrved at Tinker AFB, Oka. His wife, JaneI, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kane of Altamonte F1. JAN iT SINSI . , E. Gangs, daughter Of Mr. 00 Mrs. Robert R. Gang. of US Morton Lens, Winter Springs, base promoted to airman first class In the U.S Air ISCI. The airman, an IlIctriclan at FaircilildAps, Wash., serves with a unit Of the Strategic Air Command. Alrman Gongs, a 1574 of of Oviedo High School, attended Florida Tedmological University at Orlando RUBY IIVUA Ruby A. Rivers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Harmon Of nis been Groynolde St., DeftII 14 ; SANDALS Slide type, natural jute top OLD SPICE DEODORANT__ 2½-ounce, and wedge. Assorted sizes. REG. $4.99 + 388 Stick type. LIMIT 1 874 PACKOF8 EASY WIPES Many uses around shop [' r 3/ 1 00 FOR / BIC SHAVERS Pack of4. Disposable. LIMIT 1 PACK 39 J't: Th ZEBCO 33 SPIN ____ REEL & ROD Stainless steel covers ' E170F Super Rod. REG. $21.48 1599 Longwood. ALTHEA TYSON Aithea B. Tyson. daughter of Mrs. Betty L. Tyson of Oviedo, has been promoted to airman first class in the U.S. Air Force. The airman, a missile facilities specialist at Francis E. Warren AFB, Wyo., serves with a unit of the Strategic Air Command. Airman Tyson, a 1975 graduate of Oviedo Senior High School, attended Seminole Community College. Her father, Willie L. Morgan, also resides in Oviedo. LARRY WHITE Spec. 4 Larry L. White recently completed a supply cowi, at the U.S. Army Training C•Ne, pWt Jackson, S.C. t , Gentle relief. LIMIT 1 and home. Reusable. REG. 59' EACH LIMIT 3 The airman, a law enforcement 5peCli1ist at Langley AFB, Va., Navy Seaman James H. Byrne, son of John M. Byrne of 221 Siade Court, Longwood, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. Included In his studies were seamanship. cioseorderdriti. Naval history and first aid. Personnel who complete this course of instruction reeliglblefor three hours of college credit In Physical Education and Hygiene. He lobed the Navy In February 197. 30 LADIES MACRAME U.S Air Force. L.00QWOOd rrectoI 9 tablets. promoted to airman first class in the Mn. El Mixon, 1340 Delaney Drive, Casselbsrry, is participating in BRAVE SHIELD It. a joing readineis exercise held in central Texas. Approximately 400 tracked vehicles, 1,450 wheeled vehicles and about 140 Army and Air Force aircraft will be used in the exercise. Nixon, a gunner with the 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Texas, entered the Army In August 1174. The specialist in a 47 graduate of Lyman High School In CORRECTOL I Servic e JURY NIXON Spec. 4 Jerry W. Nixon, son of 97 LAXATIVE NeraM PuN By Jane Car' 'PANCAKE' FUNDS A check for $11,000 (the most money ever raised at the Sanford Kiwanis Club's annual Pancake Supper Pack of 40 tablets with 8 free. 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Kon Korn #$ Garage toppled (UPI) Having done more for WUtiIde Merchants iS-il aInthe fird game of ths NEW YORK (UPI)- Gabe Paul says he's going wgoas far u Michigan &&is Um heptsed, Earvin "Magic" Johnson Is .,he can with Jeff Torborg. When he feels he can't go any f urther, IS5VI for the two Sanford Pee -wouldn't surprise me to see him give Dave Bristol the Cleveland moving on to a multknlllion We. League teams. 1 I managing job. Bristol is coaching with San Francisco now and dollar professional basketball Two I.Ade American I.ssgus Paul once wanted him to manage the Indians before but they career. 0, ad two Junior League games I . Only hours after he made the couldn't get together on terms.... were rained out. The Meta thought they stole something when they get Frank d.clSIOfl, Johnson told a pecked Waded. Mettad' oi*4 \. 'Taveras from the Pirates for Tim Foil. Taveras can't catch a ball news conference Friday that he W#4 to four, hit the w ____________ In the field and is barely hitting over.200. Lad time I lookK Foll will declare Kin Kern's Garage took iii the NBA's June 25 draft. 'was over .3L. vaatagsofllwalkstoacorsits He said he Is seeking a Julius Erving wound up 11th In the NBA with his 2.ti point fosr.yw con-___________________ .average and undoubtedly could've done better If all he was In000 Y Willis Grayson wu the L tereded In was scoring but he never has really concerned himself tract with the Los Angeles \ w i in 1gtth.r end want the \ _______ with personal statistics. "I've seen a lotta basketball players get Lakers, who have expr.ii an 66 4 1,1% on the moand for Ká r hung up on them," says the 76ers' forward. "It can hurt their IMetiit In drafting him. Those 's Garage. Gr yso struck Performance. I don't have to see what I do written In any tetifli would make him among oat tires and walked jot the hi paid players In the newspaper. I record It in my own mind".... Grayson was also the tc9 The train ride the Seattle Mariners took from New York to War team, collecting Johnson Saw he was tøni to Baltimore following Thursday's 8-1 loss to the Yankees In an four hits, both The Seminole High girls softball team takes a breather, and we ll deserved le Is two of the afternoon contest was their first since joining the American the very end between going Erick Pandicord after Friday's heart-stopping 3-2 loss to Fort Lauderdale Plantation In the SEMINOLE League three years ago. It also was the first train ride for a pr am" remaining clubbed a hills and Dwight regional game In South Florida. Seminole rallied In the last Inning on a two-run Brinson added a single. number of their younger players. "Try it, you might like it," college for another year, DEFEATED single by Della Benton, but strand ed the tying run on base, closing out a 12.13 Willie Horton, their 36-yearold designated hitter who has been on eMhllng him to play for the TravIs Pickmns was the top United States In the Olympics. many train rides, kidded some of Seattle's kids. campaign. hitter for Wasted. Marchads Taking the train was the brainchild of Mariners traveling He said he didn't make up his He w two for two with a secretary Dave Szen, who said the players would've had to sit mind untIl 4 am. Friday. double and scored tirm rmL around for nearly four hours waiting for the next plane out. "We rd LucMd had a hom I wanted to play In the travel 49,000 miles a year and when I mentioned the train, a lot of I wa te n d to play fellows were excited about it. Then I checked with Darrell WilTarnu KIINI By Usited Press Isteruatisad MlICNAIgy$ .AA ______ it was a pro baikht, Johison said. (Martner M Darrell Johnson) and be,the* pace the Angels tovjetos7. asun___ H. V'U liSlie,,.. IlL 14 Is . IT&a øknow aM ._t th Bohm e du8ed,, wmiiailty, S' "The Bud" Pldryth hasn't lost area of disagreement. "The players don't like to rim," Shula says. Iviase $IILlm ilV runs, eryone wanted to know what his fig) clr.s 1 I11pesri,, SI. I eight-run outburst In the fourth NIN I 1 1 P..JI...1 111 I'm going to do. I haven't had One of the bedmanagthbeI see heIndone so far J •SSMIIIS $ 15 Fidrych gave up sight hits Inning, to lead the Rid Box to Can the time to t hi nk about it I'd *51 e"aau i ts ____ McNamara's with the Cincinnati Reds. Pete Rose Is gone; Johnny sasssi $ 15 on, and four earned rims over 514 to. ft was a tough decisi Las Bench isn't hitting and Tom Seaver's back has made him miss a alici* is, bialnp Friday night as the Ts Baltlmores,SesWe3: I4I57yg pill 011111;4~ -~' ('Z couple of turns, but McNamara has the Reds right up there In the "I thought ft was bad for me. Detroit Tigers lost to the iii John Lowondein's tIres-rim National League West.... WssIsilsMvass 411-45 It's a h ll ges going to the Milwaukee Brewers, It was homer capped a four-rum third KIrW$SIS 7"-') The Mets' John Stearns has made himself a promise, and If he NBA to test my si showed good velocity. That's New York, 4-1, Be k lls. I wanted the first home appearance trounced Inning which propelled the keopsIt,he'sliableOwIndupffithajlofFe.GjyeflV the conitdently fast breaking Oakland, 11-2, achallenge ... something 1cm iltimnore Orioles to their win. over, year forthe24-year-old ball he's shown all spring. He dumped Seattle, 8-3, Texas Texas 3, Tore* 1: Wye for. I gum that wall the right4lander, who has been éatc was 30throwing great when I edged Toronto, 3-1, Chicago her ever to have played in New York. But I wonder if Stearns main thing.,, Jon Mgt' k pitched a six. plagued with tendonitis since has lost sigMOf the fact that five Hall ofFamers,Biu Dickey, Roy took him out." beat Kansas City, 5-3, and hitter and Bill Sample drove In the beginning of last season Mi pn State Coach ch Jud Campanella,YogiBerra,A opezandRogerBr g,,fl Reliever Jack Billingham Minnesota trimmed Cleveland. a rim and scored another to Hsathcote, who attended the caught In New York.... F1&Ych was relievedby Jack struck Ott Buck Martinez, but pace the Rangers to victory. Look for a break in the um pires' deadlock within the next week flIWS conference, said John- WI1Ingtim after Ray Fosse hit Paul Molitor followed with a In National League games, it ION redum his basket- a rlm.ecortns double In the sixth double that gave the Brewers a was Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 4; Chicago 1, Kassas CIty or 10 days. Some headway has been made behind the scenes 3: ball program from a great one hmIIIg to anap a 1-1 tic. although there's been no publicity..., 4-1 lead. Thomas, who went 3- Atlanta 3, St. LouIs 0; Chicago Ralph Garr belted a tie. Sal Bando says it's a pleasure playing for someone like George to 5 MOOd ,, "I'd be feeling great right for-3, added his 10th homer of 5, Houston 3; New York 4, San breaking, two-rum homer In the Bamberger because of the way the Milwaukee manager com. "We're going to be a good new If we had won, hocus, the season in the eighth. Diego 0; Los Angeles 7, Mon- fifth Inning to give the White ipunlcates. "He's probably the best manager you'd ever meet In dUb," he said. "Good clubs In these games coust. I dunk. I'm lelihohl "I thought he threw real treal 0; and San Francisco 2, Sox the win. that regard," Band. says. "Take the case of GormanThomas. the Big Tam end up anywhere not encouraged, we lost. I'm well," said Thomas, of Fudrych, Philadelphia 1. Minnesota 4, Queued 3: FIRST TRAM For all the talent he has, Gorman Is a little unsure of his own froni fowth to pitching, that's the only thing "maybe not with all of the CalifornIa 4, New York 1: PitChif IIlII DICirii' RonJackmond Bob Raidull ability. George keeps assuring him, and Gorman feels wanted. that's satisfying," Fidrych velocity as before, but the ball Catcher Janki MeresaJun Barr pitched an eight- stroked bscko.b.ck doubles "I'm and M.ail.nd, Pint -*hsnha Lsreac,i said, Another good example with our club Is Ben OgJIvle. George never was still pretty quick." hitter for his first American with twOoitshithanlzdb 4iiiibtg Lymini I'm thrilled for Earvin. I Manager Las Me.a was less lets him get down on himself." Bamberger's hg "secret" Is he In other American League League victory arid Don Baylor to give the Twine their fourth Jackass $eceM OsLand; Third mi what was bad for him etftOfFly,uy si*nebow finds a way to let everyone play. A b'llpliyer Is never .4ng "He games, California defeated belted a three-run homer to 011Sfl, $. Creek; $hOIl$15 gig the only one who conld 1rlre Wilhisms, DsLands Pi.ldu more miserable than when he Isn't playing and never happier d.tu'min. that was Earvin Slays $sil*, Lk. $ssslis Mety, than when he Is.... Soreness hashish; Mufluss puw, Johnson. We think Earvin _____ Lefty Gaines, who relieved as well as darted when he was with Lyman; saline WIlItfIeld. hp Creeht. be something we $ICOSIO TRAM the Yankees, Is among those applauding left-handed Ron Gukky to with pride. Mab. Pitcher Kahy Ivens,, for volunteering to do the same thing now. Thurman unon Munson said the Eawlu era Is over, but the Mainland: Catcher Jul H'r, Guidry was "crazy" for doing what he did but that only makes ,, Isashish, First Dulls nissj Gomes laugh. "Left-handers are not crazy," he says. "We're jot Pieii ia a nst McOerry, kLaresz•; Third -, four years ahead of rlghthanders. What we do now looks silly, ouamc.msut, By Uailed Pr... keteruUol 'nd New York shut out San California trimmed New York, Qicago defeated Kane CIty, Dami llreusen. $emliisae Ihsrt.1 to Jobuosma ______ rlgimt4mandera do the sane thing four years later. I ft F or the second time In hia' Aego, 40. ship - MIVIIS TIWMr, $• Crush 44, Baltimore beat Seattle, 1.3, .3 MIlw-ukas iieatheuta joked: "i Uioug ci wonderful thing for a guy like Guidry to volunteer." What Goms, two Fielders - Brenda Brows career, Qrtg Spslsr ruined a In American League action, Boston rotted Oakland, 11-2, u: vomit or , Toreito, S-I, $ss$rsua; Luau ImiWu, OsUad; doesn't say Is that he, Charlie Ruffing, Monte Pearson and SpudAnd potiatlal no-bitter for Doug Rag do I 90 may Jackie Owin, Seminole; MI and Minnesota sked Qu,. (handler all used to volunteer to go down to the bullpen and aftli Friday night. HirdaicL Dsi.ant land, 4-3. relieve in their time.... FOUR AND 20 by Alan Mover Came 2._____ PhiuiSil: SpsMr bounced, single over Bo ,wftJhalpfr hoed hWR4 Randy Moiflut and Gy La. Ala $lflNh. DuLuIIL .11; Di*s Coy with two Oda In the eui 8661,Y 79 IN 9/IC/f 6RFATYXE Do"", .144; Jill dTf5,c7' veils overtim fInal Inning - third baseman Ron 114 binl.igp Williams, k$ss. kmhiuis lbs rouc #'/iY9 1ZfFZ OF f#F e/8' roz9 e I 17 . Jdp Mar. pitched the Glass to victory claM. $s*res ASs Dull. lieNs. Mostreal Expos collected on 74'F IV/74 56# c174E #/$t760 a' and snapped the PIdWU' u'sa- ISInNehI .413: Tmci PNzatraa the iS'y.ar'cld Illaiilet In CAISUILL $eflreeze .INi i i dML aims Los Mdss' 74 victory, and I#P(aVf Or 1 ration Lyman SN: Mare,at Pshi,., Lah coma" is se Rids 5, PIrates 4: Ns4l JUl5 o... o,... e. wins he get to first bne. he #/ ft'1Y 4 I)y, CprJ '-NEW YORK (UPI) - Slug- right Irvin the dazt In Creesh .30; Lernl MsrbI La" ..r,,. $ .. ,, couldn't resist blowing his /7' Newell .sie, iw..a Laresce' four '-.. I IS i gé Bob Hornet, who stepped "There were no airprises," 'aft'-" all Whistle I*It*. $VPI #/W Lumsu IS 1 MINy PW, Lyma $00 tripie to spark Us C,60 over Lym JU3a off the campus at Arisona State said Homer's agent, Buek s a$ -, "H. v1,d at me," said n Wsh$fIeW, $p s.. 'S PItts'gIL sm Was oqin.iji Lii become one ci baseball's sic s,, ___ Woy. "It was a very adlelylaig k , Rfvy,i a Rai.9guft 4111. , hifidhtestyozgMarsladyear, two dayi and ourpadtMn a.' mob dhiQupapi,id$,i,. Var Cur &tise.i4higjj towaltatleasta week not changed. I feel as good Now for me In the W" iw :. 11111110111110111 save with 1 13 ''i Of bèforeav.riftt Isrenderedha aboitoirdlalucesnowasldid Tom 46 if Is " udag Whim hi We. With lbS scoreless relief and Jerry A4.L.CONPI*IIIC, arbitration case. when we started this while Iadaafsw year, ago,' . ,"" . . lA1flAI Martin, aa'ry reds ad Thd saws. SM ITlOMSuli Uomuet, na two-day hearing thing. 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'', ' & .' _i-_.I.._.,.m_. , -, _____________ ,.,4 4Qt ,i.4.-,...- 'b __ N ., .. -' Texas 16 13 OR 3tA 552 5 Kan City 16 IS .516 6 Chicago 15 IS .500 6½ Oakland 12 20 .375 101.' Seattle 10 23 .303 ii Friday's Results Boston 11, Oakland 2 Baltimore 5, Seattle 3 Texas 3, Toronto 1 California 4, New York 1 Milwaukee 5, Detroit 1 Chicago S. Kansas City 3 Minnesota 4 Cleveland 3 (All Times EDT) (Matlack Sunday. .Miv 13, 1919-9A "y United PrEuInternaUonal than his scoring might injcate: San Antonio's All-Star guard, "It seemed like (he scored) 90 rge Gervin, decIded to take points." noon and the Spurs are not fourth quarter, 72., after Fred drinking the champagne yet. Brown hit three consecutive "The job's not over yet," said long jump shots. But Phoenix k 1 tters Into his own hands The game started out more Gervin, the player they call the outscored Seattle, 21'll, u the P -lday night, and the Spurs and like a boxing match, with San Iceman. "We still have to go final 5:34to put the game away. tdach Doug Moe couldn't have Antonio center Mike Green and win it In Washington." Walter Davis, 'en happier.' catching an elbow above his left Molts said he's not frustrated 17 points in the second half Oakland at Boston National League Phhia Montreal - '799 x.If necessary . Harness Racing - SEMINOLE 1. Friday Night / AMPE t playing like they can," said the Mike Brats followed with an 18- w I. Pct. iinmand1ng 7848 lead on their Washington's Elvin Hayes coach. "It's kind of awkward to foot jumper to put Phoenix Cinci __ . ' •. . ~` 1 4~'o - •) 4'6ORP ,j'-y A . - \. ' . -p'- bailganie," said Gervin In the owning a 60-59 lead, locker room. his game-high gh 27 points in the Dennis Johnson led Seattle At that point, however, second half to lead the Suns to with 24 points. Gus Williams -Washington Coach Dick Gervin went on his rampage. their come-from-behind victory was plagued by foul trouble and The rrles continues In over the SuperSonics. Seattle scored just 10 points before 1l1anaited that G.ntia tntthe gazneeven'M& ... , 3Tordell jI le.*: I I . . ", I 420 0(4-1)) 62.20; T(47-3) 3.60; Time 2.12.2. ~ . -, 1, JkJ 2 Sunshine Barb 1.00 3.00 2.60 S Nevele Flame 2.10 2.20 3 Demon Raker 2.60 0(2-5) 5.00, Time 2.07.1. Fifth race SAvonCarefree 10-60 S.20 3.40 7 Sunny Larmie 6.00 4.40 2ErieJim 4.60 0(5.1) 21.2$; T(S-72) 429.20; Time . 1)l$tttdby King Fei$r,,Syndicate. Sixth race 2Corky'sA Bomb 3.10 3.20 2.40 44 (/3 6 Mar Con Spike 1.00 2.00 Earned Run Average 1 Doas Doe Does lMiddleT 2.60 (based on 27 innings pitched) Mountain Smiles i.io National League - Espinosa, Q(1I) 10.10, P(Ll) 24.60, T(114- 7) 0(3-4)13.00; T(244) 10.40; Time Phil 1.26; Ruthven. Phil 1.64: 141.20. 2.0$.). Vuckovich, St.L 2.03; Martinez, Eighth race, C,i, Time 2$.,, Seventhrac. Mura, SD 2.36 6 Brokers Reply 5.10 3.00 2.10 6 Barrie Lobell 9.60 400 2,60 American League - Mar- S Black Limo 5.40 4.00 I Eleanor Johnson 7.60 3.00 shall, Minn 0.79; Kern, Tex 2ChaoreLdje 3.00 lOverTh.Hill 2.20 1.55; John, NY 1.62; Slaton, Mil 0(51) 33.40, P(I-S) 74.10, T($-52) 0(4-0) 21.40; T(4-I.7) 1960: Time .14; Guidry, NY 2.29. 157.20. 210.2. Strikeouts Ninthrace,A,3.e,Tlme$.42 Eighth race National League - Richard, 3 Target Red 4.20 2.50 2.10 7 Fifty Os Jenkins, 11.40 7.60 1.00 Tex 10; Koosman, 4 Summa Breez 4.00 2.10 6Sis Boom Bah 11.60 3.00 Minn33; Kravec, Chi 30; SAllIght 3.00 3Visiono* Sin 11.00 10½ Torrez, Bbs, Clear, Cal, Wor0(1.4) 1100 P(i4) 21.90, TI 14.5) GILl) 49.00; T(7-4-3) 020.00; Time tham, Chi and Johnson, Oak 26. 16 II .471 1 IS 17 .469 4 12 21 10 19 Friday's Results Cincinnati I, Pittsburgh i Atlanta 3, St. Louis 0 Chicago 3, Houston 3 New York 4, San Diego 0 Los Angeles 7, Montreal 0 San Francisco 2, PhNa 1 Today's OsiaSs (All Iiaas ROTi. ., Ln'd6$e : Md Suziltay after- regalnèd the lead early in the fouling out In the (In period. . .4O 7,YE .-# CO/V51C0 2.07.3. 9.10 5-40 3.60 1 TCB Eleventh race, A, 5-16, Time 31.43. SSabena ii 14 .563 I Atlanta was just one of those certain midway through the their series. The Suns steadily Increased lIhts and I'm glad we won the third quarter with San Antonio Paul Westphal scored 18 of their lead from that point. 6Mac Farvel 1.10 3.002 20 I Baby Hoey 4.10 2.00 2VlckeysRhythm 2.80 0(6-1) 11.00; T(4-I-2) $4.40; Time 2.01.2. Third race 4 Donna Whiz By 4.10 340 3.20 i witty Ensign 16.20 6. 60 "A . ) Second race , .. II 12 .600 - Things calmed dowb after game, Phoenix defeated Seatt- had led since midway through San Diego that and a close finish appeared he, 9943, to ta ke a 3-2 lead In the first quarter. First race 2ArinLaud 6.60 4.40 200 4 Mario 3.40 2.60 7RangeKlt 4.10 0(2-4) $2.60; T(2.4-7) 73.40; Time 2.50.3. om__ 7,4'E 7r'i R4YFR i 14 .317 6 way to a 118-102 triumph over before officials finally forced be In a slump at this time." ahead, 83482, with S:lo left in the Houston Los Ang the Washington Bullets. San both teams to their benches. In Friday's other semif inal game, the first time the Suns San Fran Leven snnlflnal serIes, 3-1. p.m. xMay 17-Phoenix at Seattle, TBA 5.60 3.00 3.20 5 ClIck Hanover Hou 14.60 3.80 2.60 . Carlton, Phil 3e; a K's Thunder 5.60 4.10 • Carrie Counsel 2.60 2.60 East,, I. Pct. 05 Sutton, LA and Mura, SD 37; S Glory Chain 11.20 lMarmaroneck 3.10 Blue, SF 35; Nlekro, All and 21 I .724 0(35) 15.30, P13-I) 31.50, T(" -I-S) 0(1-I) 23.60; T(5-L7) 245,40; Time Blyleven, Pitt 34 2013.70. 19 i' 2.00.1. American League - Ryan, 13 12 .520 6 Tenth race, CS-il, Time 31.22 Ninth race Cal 43; Guidry, NY and 1 Chilly 11 16 .407 11 consecutive points in the pouring down his cheek, Green feeling that my team Is not the Sonics' lead to one point. New York Wes Antonio now leads the best-of- May 4-Phoenix 113, Seattle 103 May I-Phoenix 100, Seattle 91 May 11-Phoenix 99, Seattle 93 May 13-Seattle at Phoenix. 3:43 CROs ////V (Best of Seven) (All Times EDT) Seattle vs HA/VA//A/,' W/N'VFA'. /7 Western Conference Finals (Phoenix leads series, 3-2) May i-Seattle 10$. Phoenix 93 May 4-Seattle 103, Phoenix 97 ,4#' at California at New York Chicago 'tervin, who scored 42 points, eye, opening a cut that required by the recent turn of events, started the Suns' stretch drive St. Louis 'Oke open a close contest with three stitches. With bloo d "Sometimes I catch myself with a three-point play to cut Plttsbrgh quarter to give the Spurs a almost got Into a brawl with by Alan Mover /OO,OOO 0-7) p.m. Kansas City (Gura II) at Chicago (Trout 0.1), 5:30 p.m. Sundays Games Cleveland at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Milwaukee at Detroit Texas at Toronto, 2 Seattle at Baltimore Gervn i Paces Spurs Win __ ___ ..-.-_ 7/7F 727 Members of Sinford's 1)-under soccer team, which plays In the Central Florida Barlow 0.1) at New York (Tiant 2:00 p.m. 1Y,0,f,4r4F4f;7'I , / Soccer League, includes. left to right, front row: Wade Dellarco, Donita Vaughn, 0_11), Milwaukee (Travers 1-2) at 0.41C. 4 .. /~ Detroit (Rozema 12), 2:15 p.m. _________ Lewis Alexander, Kenny Spann, Dennis Beasley, Chris Willette: Second row: Cleveland (Paxton 2-1) at David Fogg, Rufara Montipano, Stephen Hathaway, Canton Caly, Jacob Minnesota (Koosman 50), 2:15 Roberts, Eric Williams, John Stewart; Coach Duane Fogg Is at the rear. Camera p.m. Seattle (Honeycutt 1-4) at / shy were Chris Ross and Kim Von hlerbulls. Baltimore (Flanagan 5-2), 7:30 ____ _ Calif 21 I .724 1 13 .594 Toronto (Lemanczyk 2-I), 1:30 p.m. Oakland (Langford 1-4) at Boston (Torrez 3-1), 2:00 p.m. California (Miller 1.0 or .• ________ Minn Texas i . - 19 ii 19 13 .594 2 16 15 .516 4½ 11 14 440 6½ 10 19 .345 ,'i S 23 .258 12½ West Detroit . THEY GET BaIt Clevelnd Toronto ' i W L Pct. 05 21 11 .656 - Boston Mllwauke New York . . ' Beats ~i k~T,, Kern's Goes Parade -!JWRLi. A/'y 74'E NEW CRtF.4N OPFN East - r V% _* ,~ -1 \ P ...... - NCBERTGREEN J Baseball American League 11 Qualifications will resume trothera Al and Bobby Unset, illustrious, career, Foyt Is the tloning group. But CART went mph for four circuits by Tom in practice. Will Win the pole," 8011111 .Id The Indianapolis 500 fraternity Sunday and end next weekend, Johnny Rutherford, Danny Speedway's only four-time to court and last week won Sneva last year were not in "I can't see one top contender Mod engine experts ag1II battled for the pole Saturday, with the fastest 33 cars Coin- Ongais and Rick Mews, last winner. for the pole," said SOOdefending reducing the power boost fi' jeopardy. reed of its teams -ith four-time race winner A.J. prising the lineup for the year the Speedway's fastest Most seasoned Speedway ChWflOfl Al Unset, the top 10 to 50 Inches for elgt*cylindr t, driverIncluding cars for the Unsers, Foyt . Is u Foyt seeking another record million-dollar chase May 27. rookie tu,beligid NOW was likS the United States Auto Club, Rutherford, Mears, and Gordon experts predicted the fasted quaiue nine, yews ago and adropping against members of a rival There was no clear-cut a machine's hot. three-time race winner, sh ip Johncock. driver may not average more 'group, his top cha llengers. Foyt, the tough Texan seek which Is bsftflng Champion favorite for the pole spot, which to 100. th e lest sopower from Seva, the pole-sitter All but Mears have won the than 190 m ph for four normally goes to the fasted ing a record miii consecutive Auto Racing Teams for control two years, felt the top speeds A ason1gh 47 C&I made of IndIanapolIs-type racing, race. Generally cloudy weather ftist-dsy qualifier. But Foyt start In this racing classic, Foyt, In his Parnelll-Coe- will be determined "by bow practice rime Friday, with Al with afternoon highs In the low was one of at least six diauf. won the pole position four USAClast month threw out 19 Because of rules changes worth, logged the top practice close to 50 Inches (Of manifold Unset the fasted at a Clip of 60s could give the drivers feurs considered as the top times, tying the legendary Rex Speedway entries from six governing power boost, the speeds earlier this week at pressure) they make is rim. butter than 100mph. No serloue :ne&ly ideal conditions for the contenders. Maya. But while Maya now CART teams for not being ,,in track records of 203.83) miles nearly 195 mph. Only four other "If they stick to a true 50 accidents have occirred In six -first day of the time trials. Among the others were won the race during his good standing" with the saw per hour for one lap and 3.156 drivers topped 190 unofficially Inches, a speed In the high life s Of test rims. Sports --- UP WAY DOWN YONDER Major League 1 , ~ INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - . , I80":Ji ;i': Sunday, May 13, 1C7 For -. ___~~~~~~~~~~ L Pole .- 'vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'pa. Seeks . - ' Foyt & 2 Bill Whir Transactions 3.00 2.60 2FriKo Boy 8 Super Boy Houston - Franchise was sold to group Including Dr. John J. Mc. Twelfth race, T. Z, Time 31.43 Mullen, now a limited partner In the 3 3m's Still Rapid 14.20 0.20 4.60 New York Yankees. 2 K's Duplicate iso 4.10 Chicago White Sox - Sold con 7 Black Butter 700 tract of relief pitcher Lerrin 0(2-3) 25.00, P13-2) sIlo. T-2-711 LaGrow to Los Angeles and recalled 314.10. lntleider.out$ielder Joe Gates from lows of American Association. Attendance 2.l41s Hines, siu,asa - PuVthss.d 750 3.50 2.50 5.20 1.40 9.00 7 SPwneo Win 0(3-5)10.40, P(S2) 30.00 T(S-21) 761.00 Baseball Tenth race 3.00 0(1-2) 46.00; T(1-2.7) $1.00; Time 2.13.1. A-1,$14; Handle $103,140. JaIAla) DAYTONA BEACH ''- - - .. RI. anlgaas, Cincinnati (Norman 14) at the conErit'u, Iefthander Jim Kaat Pro Hockey Pittsburgh (Klson 1-1), 2:15 _" iArano-Rodotfo 12.40 5.00 3.00 from the Philadelphia Phillies. p.m. 1 DomlngoUrquIza 3.40 3.00 Philadelphia (Lerch 2-I)at College 3HernanMandlola 8.20 Central Methodist - Named Don By United Press International San 0(1-I) 4120; P(4-I) 126.00, T(4-1Francisco (Hallckl 23), Shlnnlck. former Baltimore Colt, Stanley Cup Championship Series 3) 290. 4:05 p.m. 20. (Best of Seven) Chicago (Holtzman 2.? and football and baseball coach. Twelfth game Pro Basketball (All Times EDT) McGlothen 3.3) at Houston I Said-Wally 24.20 1.20 3.20 Mitwaukee - Signed University of Montreal vs. N.Y. Rangers (Ricelll 2-I and Forsch (3-2) 2, 2Gasti-Badiola " MONTREAL (UPI) - The pected to suit up in the first but look at us now." 6.40 4.10 Cincinnati player Pat Cummings. May 13-N.Y. Rangers at Mon. five playoff games on the road 6:35 p.m. 4.50 Denver Signed Donnie Walsh to treal, 4:00 p.m. Montreal Canadlens, gearing game. Atlanta (M. Mahler 0-3) at St. The Canadlens are gunning this spring, so they must be W12) 42.60; P11-21 90,00; A multi-year contract as coach. May 15-N.Y. Rangers at Mon. Louis (Martinez 1-I), 1:05 p.m. up for a tough Stanley Cup final "Obviously the Rangers are for their fourth consecutive playing great hockey," said 2,233; Handle 133,139. Pro Football treat, 8:00 p.m. New York (Falcone 03) at Friday night opener against the New York coming Into the finals off what Stanley Cup. Tampa - Traded offensive May TBA 17-Montreal at N.Y. Canadlens' Coach Scotty San Diego (Owchlniio 0-1), 10 Dan Medlin to Buffalo for guard un Rangers, First game Rangers Sunday, are using must have been an exceptional p.m. The Rangers, who eliminated Bowman. May 19-Montreal at N.Y. 3Carasa.Pradera 9.20 4.00 2.10 disclosed future draft choice. Montreal (Sanderson 2-2) at their one-day reprieve to lick series against the Islanders," I Trani -Andre the Los Angeles Kings, Phila. 1.40 3.20 The Rangers took two games Los Angeles (Hooton 3-2), 10 Soccer Rangers, TBA tljlr wounds. 3.20 said defenseman Serge Savand. delphia Flyers and the regular- from the Canadlens in the p.m. Chicago (NASL) - Acquired xMay 21-N.Y. Rangers at 7 lrusta-Arca 0(1 3) 24.45; T(3-1.7) 49040. goalie Tony Chursky plus a future Montreal, 1:00 p.m. The Canadlens, who needed as Sunday's Games on champion New York Forum this season. They are "And what we've got to se Secondgame draft choice from the CaliforniaSurf x.May 24-Montreal at N.Y. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh an overtime goal by Yvon remember is that we aren't the Islanders on their way to the expected to play tight positional iCarasa-Dlaga II 9.50 1.40 4.60 for goalie Mike Mahoney and cash; Rangers, TBA ., , Atlanta at St. Louis Lambert to overcome the same team we've put on the ice finals, have bewildered the hockey, while Montreal will try Chicago at Houston scrappy Boston Bruins In the for the past couple of seasons, experts with their finesse and its usual high-speed skating and seventh game of their semlflnal We've played with in juries all control, series, will play the Rangers year and It's been tough. I was "They beat the islanders, the Sunday at 4 p.m. The series the most surprised guy In the first-place team in the league, opner was origlnaily called for world when we started the they but us three times Infour Murday afternoon but the playoffs with a healthy team, games this season, they've won passing game. Montreal at Los Angeles New York at San Diego NH!. gave Montreal a 48-hour lath1ng space, allowed under Phila at San Francisco Montreal, 8:01) p.m. xli necessary Dog Racing Fry night Leaders add Pro Basketball First race CS.14~ .31.36 lQuanah 68. Jimmie Satting (based on 61 at bats) National League 1.00 3.20 3.02 NSA Playoffs 4.60 3.00 By United Press internatIonal SBrightwaters 0(6-1) 2450 P(74) $1 2.10 Eastern Conference Finals T(745) (lest of Seven) (All Times EDT) San Antonio vs. Washington 5.20 3.60 6.00 0(34) 3240; p(43) $25.10; T(4.2. 3) 469.45. DD) 111.10 lVicandi DA YTONA BEACH Brewers Rautzhan Cameron Loaves * May 24-N.Y. Rangers at 2Duran-Andre Ar Mandlot. released goalie Paul Coffee. I Homan 6Rodolfo Third game 17.00 6.20 5.20 5.00 5.10 9.60 0(1-4) 3430: P(4-1)10410, T(4-1. 6) 292.50. Pourffigame lEgana.Pracs.ra 16.50 4.40 2.50 iZubi-Isidro 3.40 2 60 I Ramon-Pecina 3.10 league rules. B.ngals Camp MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The Second raceM 1.16 T. 31,69 z'Kj.d.hJ by injuries in the GAD H Pc?. 3.20 2.60 2.10 (San Antonio leads series, 3.)) Milwaukee Brewers have ac. Brock, 51.1 23 72 27.375 l Touchy Tonya 0(1-4) 36.25, P(l-4) 117.65; T(I-4rular season, the Canadlens May 4- San •A,itcenlo 11$, 5)176.00. 11.00 10.20 CINCINNATI (UP!) - Cm- was unhappy about a change Ia quired left-handed pitcher Ros& Phil 30 105 39 361 4AntonlosR.B. Washin.i;on fl Filth game jebably will face the Rangers cinnati Bengali' linebacker Bengals' defensive alignments Lance Rautzhan who was Winfield, SD 33 130 44.334 I Carolina May 6-Washington 115, San 20$car-Arrie$a 0(4-1)93.51, P(1-4) 133.20, T(74-l) 14.00 4.50 1.00 Foster, Cl minim Guy Lapointe, who was Glenn Cameron, the club's No.1 and his role. "Apparently he waived by the Los Angeles Cncpcn 31120 42 350 Antonio 95 142.00. iApralz-Diaga 1.60 3.60 , Cm 31129 43 e0ried off the ice during draft choice In 1075, walked out feels he can't make it," said Dodgers. May 91--San Antonio 114, I Ramon -Gond,'a Third race 05-16 T. 31 3.60 Cromrti., Mll 2$ Ill 10 339 Washington III sday's 5-4 clIffhanger at of the Bengali' three-day mini- Bengals' General M RP's Gorgeous 0(24) 3641, P(2-4) 96.9$ TI 24-1) 30 125 43.336 His record last season was 2-1 Scott, St.L anager May 11-San Antonio III, 162.01. 19 69 23333 S Capricorn Boy Foil, Pit the Forum. Lapointe's Injury, camp, team officials reported Paul Brown. "We're not going with fo s.00 Washington 102 ur saves and an earned Cruz, Hou 1 Ma natee Brenda Sixth game 31112 37 330 iI)ially diagnosed as tarn Friday. May 13-San Antonio at ISanti-DIaga II 0.40, P(3-S) 103.30, T(73-5. to do anything. Maybe he'll rim average of 2.95. Hill record Murphy, All 13.60 16.50 5.40 29104 35.330 Washington, 1:30 p.m. llnenta, was later found to be 1) 407.60. 4Trani-Arca Cameron, a former Universi- decide to retire. I just don't this season is ( -2 with one save 9.40 1.70 American League x•May 16-WashIngton at Sin 3 Dmlngo-Gerardo Foerth race 05-14 T. 31.41 less serious, but he Is not ex- ty of Florida star, 'reportedly know." 3.0 GAl H Pd, Antonio, 5:30 p.m. and a 7.30 earned rim average. Kemp. Oct 1 Pro Bowler 5.00 344 0(4.1) 74.60; P(0.4) 253.35, T(6423 53 34 x May 1$ or 19-San Antonio at 3) 14640. 29 113 43 3% $ Vibrant Violet 01 Short H qs, Termi" nal Desire L Min Bannister, Ch Wilfong, Mm Pryor, Chi Lemon, Chi Porter, KC 3.20 3.00 3.60 Washington, TBA Impala Classy 29 $04 3$ 313 1.15, P0-I) 17.70, T(ll-I) 20 73 27 41.61. 25 $1 Fifth race 0 3.1 T. .37 30 113 41 .3S7 31103 34350 1 Cheyenne Road 7.10 5.40 4.00 HIGHWAY GOVERNOR'S Seventh same IVictor.Urquiza 16-80 6.20 9.00 SSara-Badiola 7.10 13.30 3 OuranSarduy 0(11) 63.30, P15-I) 11145; 3) 315.51. 6.60 S She's Victorious SAFETY 8.00 4.50 tic - Downing, Colo 31113 39.345 4K,C.Oenim By MUTON IIICHMAN lightilgame Gross, Oak 'Ill . commonly kno wn. 29 $7 30.343 6.20 COMMISSION 3Gasti.Arrieta 12.20 5.60 4.00 LeFiore, Del 23 103 35.310 ANEW YORK (UPI)- Bob Sllort has a condition that could stay ()ep.,.$..n of 0(1.1) 37.50, P11.1) 47.15, T(1"I say give free agents whatever the hell they want," says 54) S Beide-Gondra 5.20 4.00 HSM Rums 693.40, IhlIntherestolhIshIfe. It's cafledtermlnal desire and takes ____________ 2Egana-Goiri Short, "That's your business if you're the owner and I have no 4.10 Natienal League - Murphy, Sizt$s ll.,6T.31.sI race 0(34) 42.251 P134) 155.50; T(-I. shape of longing to get buck In every time you're out. All, Kingman, Chi and Schmidt, 3 Go Elmo quarrel with that. But when you sign players to multi-year con4.40 350 3 2)419.11 fi "'FLORIDA"' 9; Matthews, All, Carter iMick's Outlaw 'Might now, Short is out. For 14 years he was In, first as ownertracts and guarantee theni a stipulated amount in the future,. andPhil Dawson, Mill I. 1140 340 Nuusthiame 1, Br ICII . *Aw of the Minneapolis and I= Angeles Lakers! basketball these aslaries are contingent llabWties; against the club. 11 the 344 3 Gastl 10.00 3.60 2.60 American LosM - Lynn, all-211 112-1101 11112.0 1120.410, T113.114) 1 Ism $Apralz schIses eight years and then as boss ad the Washington dubcan't mdthdoblIgiUoolater on, ft becomes acontingency 3.10 2.40 Sos 13; Thomas, 511 10; 144w Singleton, Bait and Smalley, 3.30 -tors and Texas Bangers' baseball clubs six years before Seveaffirace, D,7-i6.Tim4.ip liability against the entire league and that isn't right. I say when . SUNSHINE STATE 0(1.3) 29.55, P13-1)77.40, T(3-I-I) I; May and Roenlcke, I Naive selling the Rangers for $10 million to Brad Corbett and his you promise a player money in the f uture, pit It in escrow. But 341 350 740 Salt, Cooper and Oglivie, SIP, ____ associates In April of 1974. that's never done. Jackson, NY and Gras. Oak 7. 155$ Sailed In Short Isn't hurting by any means. As owner and president of "The way the salary structure is set up now In baseball and National Langus - Foster, Admiral Merchants' Motor Freight In the Minneapolis-St. Paul basketball It Is completely out of control." cm a, Winfield, SD 25; Cabsfl, area, he runs one of the nation's biggest Interstate carriers, and In Shod, like Sonny Werbila, has always been a great believer in Hen. Carter, MIt, and Sdhmlel, G-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII _________ Phil 21; Murphy, All and many ways he has far leas headaches than when his leans were the star system. Duri ng the time he was 151 NOONEUNDER1I Luzinshi, Phil 33, ____________ admitt ed stiuggling to make a go of it In the NBA and the American Baylor and Jerry Wed were two of the superstars he signet amerecen Logse - Baylor, he Lis. But you know bow it is, he misses that action every day. "I remember the day I decided to get out of basketball," Cal 34; Lynn, so 31; Porter, ADMIT TWO ______ d like to get back in, but not to the point where I'd have to 29, C005ef, 511 25; Murray, recalls, laughing. ,,It was the day Wilt Cham berlain signed his Salt and Lszcano, 5ft 24 CLUSI4OUSEORORANDSTAND the family jewels," says Shod. "Anyone who has ever been first $100,000 contract with Philadelphia. Bill Russell said 'U he's Slehie SUN . TUESDAY- WEDNESDAY- THURSDAY 011110lected With sports eventually realizes there Is nothing that can worth $100,005, then I'm worth $101,000.' And he got It from Red National League - Moreno, WITH COUPON ONLY PItt II; Cabin. Ken and Scull, rfly compare with It. Once it has become part of you, you'd like Auerbadi, That was when I decided the pace was a little f _________________________ SIX 11; Mirai, Clii, Crum, taM in it until you die." for Bob XUt Hog, Lapes, LA and Taveras tvesm di choice between the two sports he was In, Shod would ft has been 15 years now since Short was last associated with NYC. NOW THRU SEPT. 3rd ___ raer get back In baseball and he even knows the first thing he Amerlus Lssgue - Lip lire, basketball but he ____ dill rn 1'sIm an active Lzdered In the spost He Del 1$; Crux, sea 14; otis. xc wow do. °T TiME $N called Maurice Podelnif In Wed Haven, Cons., the other day and 12; TUES..SAT. R.Jones, his II, Manning, "I'd try to get Ted Williams and Billy Martin," he says. "I love found the W-year.old former NBA president vigorously can- ci.v,. lb. and U I got a new franchise, I'd like to have both In- p'pI'ig to get Danny Bisson. of Syrac__________ P11(5111 Victoria use Into the Basketball f . Millie HarulIN lACEWAY Natiesal League - Ruffivun, in my operation." Hall otFane. Blame was one of the fossuding fathers of the old Phil ., 11III0, SF 4.3; Short successfully talked Williams1550 coining out of National Basketball League. 15011055, Phil, $4; Las MO 4FREE PARKING 4ementtomw'age the Senators for him In 1* and he hired "lagreewith Mauricethatif anyone deserves to ___ he in Hall 1; Nichard, Hog and Jonss, 3D 42; $g$$sn, 4.3, • IASY TO RIACH OFF HWY 17.2 SITWUN SR 434 & SR 434 Qin to handle the Bamgers at the end ci 1173. Cd Fame, ft's Biasosm," Short says. "He ad only owned and Amorissa cAsstistuy It ORLANDO sCdths slanats that causes dtobidtat. about getting prusreled his leans in those earlier days of prolealosial NY 74 u.,, s a-i, kb baseball, or even basketball for that matter, Is the basketball, but he coached and managed them, too. I wouIdnt be Salman, Sins 14; F$uaa,, SaN 1-2, $oriis, 511 13, '' =UsiblWasorthemalliIyarcontralssathey Room I. _______ tickets _______ as well." surprised I he was out there selling I: , 4. R111AM LAM f ,_.-.. .- ..... '- çy'V'.4" - - '' ' 'P*'I.'W ' *i-r ____.g' 1' . -' -'.1. -. '' -- ..-. . .. .,. __., - .- .4-.. -.-- --. ..- .-.k- -. .- - ' - _1 , .. -. - .% ', ',&* .',, .. �- IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OURSEmVES Sundays May 13, 11 t1,..'• - BUSINESS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN BRIEF Brief y LEADING THE CHEERS Businessmen Take Tour To Prepare Bus Promotion Rollingwood Opens The Roll1ngvood Apartments, 30th multi-family project to be developed in Florida by Cardinal Industries, Inc., has been opened at 2860 Red Bug Road near Cazeelberry. The 64 units in the project consist oil? furnished studios, 13 furnished 1 bedroom, 20 unfurnished one bedroom and 14 unfurnished two bedroom apartments. A Cardinal spokesman also announced Mr. and Mrs. George Jones of Maitland have been appointed resident managers of the 56-unit Meadowood Apartments In Altamonte Springs, according to Sandra Miller, property manager for Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford, developers of the project. Auto- Train Gets Repair Facility Auto-Train Corporation announced the acquisition of a major repair facility in Central Florida. The facility, located adjacent to the Sanford Auto-Train terminal, is leased from the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Comp1my. The new facility will be used by the Railway Services & Supply Division of Auto-Train Corporation to expand their present operations In Florida. Federal Railroad Administration Inspectlon.s, repair of freight cars damaged In derailments and freight car modification and rebuilding work is currently being performed at the Division's existing facilities in Loulsevllle and Sanford. The company also announced the acquisition of machinery for a full service wheel shop to be located at the Sanford facility. The machinery purchased from the Seaboard Coast Lane Rlalroad's Emerson Shop in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, will be the only private wheel shop for contract work in the state of Florida. Operations beginning in June, 1fl9 will be capable of performing wheel turning, wheel mounting, axle testing, reconditioning and conversion (friction to roller bearing). Amtrak Heading Towards A Banner Year By ANDREW A. YEMMA United Press International trains are sold out for most of May, and some Into August, particularly on routes to Florida and in the West. Calls to Amtrak's reservations centers have been running 40 to 50 percent above normal since early April. Vranlch said the most potent force behind the increase In ridership Is the gasoline situation. That assessment Is backed up by the stock market record of Autotrain, a rail-shuttle service between Washington and Florida on which riders can ship their cars. The company's dock was the second most active on the American Exchange Thursday. Analysts said the firm stands to benefit from the gasoline shortage. The strike that hit United Airlines, the nation's largest domestic carrier, on March 31 appears to have increased Amtrak ridership as wll. Vranlch said rail routes that parallel United routes— such as San Francisco to Bakersfield, Calif., have experienced huge Increases in riders. Still, he pointed to the New Orleans-Los Angeles Many Amtrak, the much-subsidized and more often criticized national passenger railroad system, appears headed for a banner year because of the energy situation and the strike at United Airlines, officials say. Even before the tremendous Increase in Amtrak reservations brought on by escalating gasoline prices and spot shortages of motor fuel, the railroad system was experiencing a 6.2 percent increase over the 18.9 million passengers it carried last year, said Joe Vranich, Amtrak spokesman In Washington. "There appears to be so much happening so fast that it's hard to get a handle on what accounts for what," he said. A UPI spot survey found prospective passengers across the nation running into busy telephone signals and recorded messages at nearly every ticket office. After two hours of trying, one prospective customer seeking to boy a tIckA an the "Southern Crescent" rout. % Ondlip b -i*i. to a. ticket agent In New York. "We've been swamped with calls, but most of them are for Information, not reservations," the harried agent explained, when asked why It took so long to get through. "People are panicky. They're afraid If they don't get their reservations, there won't be room." A Chicago ticket office supervisor with seven years experience, added, "I haven't seen this many calls In as long as I've been with the company." Amtrak officials are making no guarantees a seat will be available on every train. But they have rushed extra cars into service and have hired additional personnel to staff the ticket counters. Stock Market Down NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks plunged to a two-month low this week as investors expressed fear that a gasoline shortage could spread across the land and disrupt the nation's economy. Trading wuthe slowest in two months. Qti14b docks were dobbsd because Investors — Casino Control Commission also hurt the gaming stocks. The Dow Jones industrial average, a 9.10point loser last week, skidded 16.86 points to 830.56. Its M.92 finish Thursday was the towed since 82558 on March 6. The Dow has fallen almost 50 points from its April 10 NO of 878.72. Graham Signs Reform Bill TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Gov. Bob Graham has approved the massive workmen's compensation reform bill, but outlined several deficiencies he wants fixed before the Legislature adjourns. Graham sied Into law Friday a proposal Cs-SB 18$ — "Sunset Limited" run— "That happens to bethe No. lone sellout train on Amtrak right now and there are no United flights along the way." A abnhar surge in Amtrak ridership occurred during the last gasoline crisis In 1874. But Vranlch said figures so far this year make those Increases look puny. "You may wonder If I'm drunk or not, because of the congressional debate that has been going on," he said. "But that has obscured the fact that we're headed for a record year. I would give my paycheck for our April ridership figures." Vranlcb acknowledged the niderahip Increases can't hurt Amtrak's standing with Congress, which Is considering proposals to drastically reduce the size of the rail service. "Our position is the government has always decided where Amtrak would run," he said. "All we are Is the railroaders who try to run good trains." HERE'S A PAYMENT YOU'LL ENJOY MAKING The Henry S. Sanford Museum-Library has opened the second in a series of mInj-exJsl,its In the West of museum with the showing of the Lillian Gardner collection f rare shells. Collected over a period of years while exploring Gasparllle, Useppa and Ca[*Iva Islands off the western coast of. Florida, the Garner collection is one of the most varied and selective of small shells to be exhibited In this area and will ,p Of special Interest to all those whose bobby is unusual shells, Currently on exhibit In the East Room is collection of early Sanford and Fort Mellon mesnorbhia including map., p tings, Journals and artifacts dating back to the second Seminole wars. The museum and library is open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, from 2 to 5 p.m., and Is free to the public. U -' 4 .: -- .- ..................:': I Stercns Names Prize Winners i '"iL' 11 1 m y •1 -.---. • Sterchis congratulates the Sanford, stereo; Cheryl Jessup, following people as winners of Sanford, chair; A. Rose, door prizes during it's grand Deltona, floral arrangement; opening April U. Regina England, Sanford, and They we as follows: tables; Alberta Jones, Sanford, Ethel Perrick, DeBary, bedding; Dorothy Valid, sleeper; James Jones, Deltona, Sanford, end tables; Peggy chair; Jackie Cobb, Snfid, Homer, Sanford chair; Velma hub frame; Jane Johnson, Decook, Longwood, lamp; Orlando, chair; Chet Dsvldaon, Sandy Anderson, Sanford, Sanford, lamp; Jeannie Hind, lamp; Betty Laddymoor,, Sanford, capt. bed; Sitelbie Sanford, chair; Susan Orwig, Davis, Deitona, plant stand; Sa_nfcrd, chair; Mildred Rob, Martha Fitzpatrick, Qniiuota, Sanford, table; Betty house chair; Caine Askley, Durrance, Geneva, dinette; Sanford, chair; Ernestine Arm Wells, Sford, desk; Nedphai, Sanford, vinyl been Eva Hill, Orlando, bedroom; bag; Tern Cox, Sanford, set- W.A. Gibano, Sanford, ; ver; Betty Redden, Sanford, Florence Hatcher, Oviedo, rug; John Grove, microwave; E. Daugherty, Santora, amp; ratricia Balk Buford, tdavidw . • SINGL\jjT Trinity Planspring Concert ,',,'y sans DENTU S FRom Florence Denture Clink, now In Orlando, offir you same-day service and professIonal can, for as lIttle a. ,4 $60.00 for a complete set of qual- '!.j ity, Individually filled permanent dentuns. Deluxe nmdels... $150.(0. Florence Denture ClinIca Is under the direccino1deI%tistsliee'asedbytheSteoffl(,,j(Is. '% JJj ' Harden Makes Honor Roll ___ - Ivela klckU*, H, ii IMInI MUØd. Who died Fridsyst her 1110100% Wire as 4:31 pM. $dsy M Hily Criss ,1?77 — LI 1904.77543431 •$ANFORD. 3090 S Orlando Dr $30537331 lOi Clara. PvmO.- Serial $0 Iver,, CuniMi,,. Srsm PwaI Hems-PA li cMargs. • ( .• . •. • 1 • • 0 .. . • ., . . . \.I . • ' , . • . - , . . • . . " - ,/j. • V. .. ._ • ... ' S -. 1 • . --c i, .- -' . , • ' . • . - -, • Moms' candid ates 1 1 . -. 4-. .. receiving , honorable mention .• ' .• -• • . - • 1 4 . — - - ._,%' - k \• or. listed '! 10 •..' • -. - . . • - . '- .• . . j.' -. - - HiraM Pluto by Torn Vincent on Page 2B Peggy Hardin, outstanding mother of the year, shares her joy with her loving was in first grade. She attended Stetson University to r masters in education and he then became employed as an Instructor at the middle school, And while she was a teacher, she attended night school once a week to - become a certified counister. -. "When I started at Stetson, you could only go once a week," Mrs. Hardin says. "Every Monday was he 's night where we were all working on degrees or certification." Mrs. Hardin says the earned her certification for counselor in five years time accumulating' 30 something hours." As a counselor, Mrs. Hardin says she enjoyed working with middle school age children as a career and reaped the benefits of this experience at home. "Waking with these kids family. Standing from left: Ricky Sheafer, son-In-law; Wayne Hardin, son; Melissa Hardin, daughter-In-law; and Jim Hardin, son; seated from left: Leulse Hardin, daughter-in-law; Julia Hardin. granddaughter; Bill Hardin, grandfather; Sarah Sheafer, granddaughter; Peggy Hardin and daughter, Gayle Sheafer. keeps you in touch with the young. It helped me as a mother to be right hi the middle 01 things be use I knew what was going on. I know wknt . tp -wee. thinking and what music they were playing." While her two ions attended the middle school, Mrs. Hardin was a teacher there but she now taught her own Children. She was a counselor when her daughter attended the middle school "Being a school teacher, it was as if I was never away from home. I would drop.theklth off onmy way to school and pick them up on my way home," Mrs. Hardin says. "..-teaching children by day.taking care of her own - - from the time school was out until bedtime and taking care of a husband with an unobliging job," writes Ga)1. Vcp*vse,.,aen has worked as an engineer for. Seaboard Coastline Railroad Company, Mrs. Hardin says. When the children were very young, he was away a lot working In outlying areas. "When you marry a railroad man, you have to learn to set a routine for your family," Mrs. Hardin explains. Especially when the meals are to be served and he has another schedule. "A lot of his work was done at night so he would get up in the eviing. So while you are lee" your I - Orlando •.'. .'•.-- -'•••:• - . j ,. _'''\ :':.:.:.'.:-.•:'.::,• •: •• • •.IS I. •:'.•:.'..•.:: - Save $30 ;•::-:':: ::• '.'.'. 'P.- . .' .,4 - - - - • t• ••'.'jis • . • .•..' • - • . ' :' .:.':'' . .:•-. ' - '•: - .' :-;-.-:.-.•.'...' Io(her'8 by Special jed - ..• ,:••,•• I • '.'•L'•:•:.• VA - '••. -'•. :.".'•.•:.:::. - . ' . " . L Bring In this ad and get our deluxe $150 set of dentures . for just $120. Phone (305) 644-1753 for an appointment. Offer expires June 14 - -' • -" - - — evzce - . - --...- •- Mrs. Tahuadge La. sad 4 I --- - . . -,•. '• . . own family dinner, you're feeding your husband breakfast." Her husband's steady csr at the raliroed ptia ' , vs... middle school has created a stable environment for her children who have benefited from It, she says. "It's hard on children to move around a lot, I see them come Inhere and they don't have a Chance to make friend, before they are gone again. I'm glad we had Join where we could stay In one spot." As the years rolled by, the family became a closeknit wilt who shared the holidays together as well as the chores. Holidays were always a special time for our family, . Mrs Hardin says Stockings were always hung for the children hearth and that tradition was kept until last - - —.- "i told them this is the last Christmas we will do this here. You have your own families. Have your own stockings because your babies are getting to know Santa Claus. "It was sad built Is truly necessary to establish your own family tradition." At the very beginning of the interview., Mrs. Hardin candidly said she felt strange being chosen an outstanding mother. "You just don't expect to be given an award for something that means so much to you to begin with." -. - .• . ... v--,-- .,•' --4 '- MS$Id áIIiI. U Wi, -- ---- — -8 - — -. - 'i" .4h.C4-JP -- "I never doubled that I would walk again," she says. And that's a type of faith ft takes to overcome adversity. It was along struggle. But she fought, and she progressed. Like a child, before The could learn to walk again, she had to learn to crawl again. "it's hard to learn to crawl," she can now joke. And through it all were those beautiful Children helping In every way they could. Soon the SP04lady PMUGUMfrom A wbftldwk to a walker. "And than for a year I didn't seem to make any headway," she remembers. Did she feel sorry for herself? Not onyour life. - - -.......... TWO Years later, the dialect cad aside her cane, lhe(1 amities' lome. test sprint, she was awarded a beJt,r's ,j from Florida Technological University (now the University of Central Florida). And bw third for knowledge continues. She is presently atudying bore at 8CC. Now, 't1'4 in hue Imgwnod horns where they have lived for "flwo.*h It all Mies been a real Inspiration to her children. Mx years, she costinuss. "'lacy's parents are also Frank's , pusds. They had Frank the ned year, and we had moved to 'TheyalldoweIlIn.diooj, SIN says. Tony, who graduates fn 010rgIa(allfolrchildrenwer,bcrnlnMlamiandareSpsnlels. I4rflhin High School In June was accepted at three military bidian). The case worker called and wanted to know If we were ac'-vsies and will leave on Joe 35 for the Coast Guard ired.t (Xcoun.e we wire and we flew right down." And before ACIM1111W, from which Ivan is a graduate. tiny leftwlththeirne Ill e*aon, they had anothur request Wstold Four t.snsgsrs — this mother had her choice "We wanted hsrwe just bed to he" anothurglrl." them a yew spot dftvgb Our caseworker fob that it was too don.is she states. - Itasemsdal1o4toogoodtobe true to the Lg,ib the neg went to Miami foe' Frank's adoption, the nazis Would she plan It thet way again? You bStI "I really enjoy the laoegjg In 'another bsadlful baby iht That was Rode." We. All (ci, of them an always doing something different and were happy years W11110111 they were growing up," she 111111011sk s4i.cigjen,utha,grn, became hivalvedina WbanTenytsvnud1IhiFebruaty, be sasaseay (wtththe actMtlsi, swimming, tittle 1,, eKIng.., Both 'ekes' N'ig) to Ibid his natural mother and father. "Maybe boy. we Eagle scoat. they're Mill peer and we can help them," be reasons. ka0ujj,, , five y.,, And t woman who attired and loved and cared for him tie' en mu a rels - I. Mi lbs ude a- msthe,a ,.an4aads and dsrweat pry, w lb. awoke, the was paralysed from says, "Si. gave us two be boys. I would be hijy to help her If I her sea &M could. ____ "A -- - . .......• -- • __ . - - She decided she needed something to do top her over the plateau, so else enrolled In school, and within a year she had. earned her associate of arts degree from Seminole Community College, and had discarded her walker for a cane. (She already. had one year of college.) of - ••.- • - . 1 - - • . - - 111111 - - - . - IIIITVU CUSIcS 1 ___ • . ,.. $ -- IMcSSSI *MO wlffi Ff. Low D. Saw if. sNkIw. Is lift M OIiuirs ci*lvfleps may N made IS Amiable Ceenty : -, r By JOAN MAD0N And lbs four children accompanying her are not of her flesh and sharing 01 trials and tribulations of life, along with the happiness UsnldCsmnsqsodset blood. ,and joys oflife. When Rosemary baa walks 4own the alMs of Qiurth of the But elseooillnot love them more it she hactgivan birth tothem But itivtty an Mothers Day with her husband, Talmadg., an hi- Tony, It Andes, 17, Frank, It and Rosemary (Rook), 15, were "We always wanted a lot of children," begins Mrs. Luke. agent, and four of their children, dw may have a slight adopted when they were bablet However, the couple were married for five years before the first There I. andbsr thing that may not be readily apparent but It's clitid was born, $7 uut it will hardly be deteetahi. . ts. That's a flli W* that has been bonded o4h She was a beautiful little girl. They named her Theodora (Teft) which mom "God's Gift" In Greet But the Lukes wem not to have Teddy to love for very long. She had a we degenerative disease, Schilden. Disease, and the died at the Yam age of six. :. • However, the Lakes were blessed with one other natural child, I Ivan, who Is now a happily married 24-year-old. I Wanting more Children though, the Lakes applied for adoptim Cafivulic Qsanfties. They were told they wouldn't have to through ' watt so long if they were willing to take a child from a dlff.ed * . thik bwWVZA WIMO NW it they'd tab a nite Indian boy, Mrs. Luke told them: "We'd be honored." That was Tony. "He was such a cute baby, she recalls. And the ban lmediately began to think of a sister for Tony. 'We skd , MUle girl If else (the case woe •:-;.. : could find am to match Toy." !-. • . ;: ' It happened that exactly one year later, along came Andes. -: - rncsu TIN, AMC IVILYN — Funeral nervlcs for Mrs. fl 1' -' -.. :•- •• - 1: Funeral Notice ' • Sanford; two sone, Denver and Darrell Vodoplch, both of Timps; father, E.B. Slows, 5'; two grandchildren. Briellon yurJ Home is In chorge 01 rangemenla. - I 'Outstanding sbaft.'f ..'.'..''.•.-. •:-. Mr.. EVS1Yfl KkkIMII!, 56, 01 Indian Mood, Sanford, died Friday aigbl at her h... Si. was a mmnbsr of llsLy (os Eplacopsl Church, do ela Rigma Phi and lbS HoOtherhiod of Licomotive Engineers lSd$N #""ory, She Is survived by her huabsad, Douglas Xlckllter, flf . - crippled Mother Of 4 Adopted Children Gets Degree It's a brand new way to save from First Federal of Mid- Florida. You can open the 1.0. Me. Account for as little as $5 and we supply you with a coupon book to remind you of your payment to yourself and a quarterly statement to show your progress. The l.O.Me. Account is a great way to save for those that know they should but never seem to get around to it as well as a good way to gotchildren started on a regular thrift program. I ORMONO SLACK. 520 S Atlantic Ave. 1904.672.8757) DEBASY. U S 17-921305-668-44381 • DUAND. 'SoutMtn Regional Main Office. 345 N. Woodland Blvd. $904734-25511 • DII TONI. 940 OslIona Blvd. 1305-668-4403115w,n Plaza. 1240 Providence Blvd. (305.574.1427) •OAINISVILII_ 'Northern Regional Main 011cc 2515 N 1 131111 St (914J16-7551)/249 W. 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"Dogs were our big crop. We had so many dogs you wouldn't believe it," Mrs. Hardin reminisces. "At one time, we had 22 dogs and everytime I tried to give one away, he would always COfle beck." Mrs. Hardin began her second full-time career after her youngest child AF Srneants To Convene isomwen Sunday, may I3,lfl_1B • BY SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer "Ifeellhave really been blessed by being able to be a mother," says Peggy Hardin, mother of three children now in their 20.. "1 can't Imagine how mylife and my husband's life would have been without dm." liwn she pauses, gathers her thoughts and says candidly"Nov ft's hard to be a i mdlwbecauae they are on own. I wad to tell them what they should do Trinity PreparaWry School will present its Wing Concert and l have to back off. Iain on May 17 at 7:30 p.m. In the Newton Dyekman Ric h Memorialnot the main one to do Library audio visual room, things anymore." The chorus and band will perform and the seventh graders Mrs. Hardin, a teacher (Form I) will present a muSIcal "David". and counselor it Sanford On May 24, the sixth graders will present "Joseph and His Middle School for 20 years, Amazing Technicolour Dreaincoat" at 7:30 P.M. In the Trinity was nominat ed as an li brary. o.utstandlng mother and Both of these musical productions are open to the public. For was still exhilarated by the Information call 6714140. news a day later.when she was Interviewed. The outstanding mother was selected from among several Deans of the nine undergraduate schools at Auburn letters of nomination. In Mrs. University have announced the names of students appearing Ha rdin 's on the Honor'Roll for winter quarter. case, her daughter, Gayle, Among area students are Rus Harden, Arts and Sciences, from Longwood. nomin ated her as the "epitome miring, loving and Mrs. 1iarn was handed a copy ofGayle'a letter and The Junior Woman's Club of Sanford invita the pubilc to its her eyes just raced down Program on "Rape." The guest speaker will be Sergeant Bill the page. She chuckled at Bernosky of the Sanford Police Dept. some of her daughters The program will be held Thursday, at a p~n, at the reflections and smiled clubhouse at 300 S. Oak Ave., Sanford. fainitly at others. "It rosir me look lot better than I am," Mrs. Hardin said. "The main reason I The Casselberry branch of the Seminole County library believe my mom Is the bed system has Boy Scout Merit Badge Pamphlets available, Is because, not only did she li brary officials have announced, raise all 01 us and very ONE COPY of the pamphlet is available for CHECK OUT by well, I believe, but the has *ruea and a ND(1OPY Li avaflae lu the lihesry for help.1 to rs so many gR0WSING, . others," Gayle wrote. The Casselberry branch Is located In S.wdnol. Plaza. Mrs. Hardln explained she has been both a school teacher (sight years) and a Counselor (12 years) at Sanford Middle School The Air Force Sergeuts Associations Division Five Conwhile she also mab4alned vention will be held May 17-20 at the International bin, her full-time job as mother. She chuckles as she F reservations and Information recalls a special visit her Harrington, 9894M. daughter made to her counselor office. l "Gayle came in one day and asked, how can I tell The United Cerebral Palsy Adult Program at Suite 213, my mother I failed my Greater Mall, state Route 436, Casaelberry, will hold a flea algebra teat?" market sale on June 3 at the Maitland Flea Market from 7:30 the and her husband, Bill a.m to 3p.m. Anyone wishing to donate clothing, furniture, were married In 1950, and plants, jewelry or other itans nay call 339-1041 to have them raised dHdr children on a Picked up. - Every month there are payments every family has to make. - .10, the car. the house, taxes and so forth. Now there' s a payment you can add to that monthly routine that you II want to make - - - "wage loss" system, llrpIflng workers to medical bills, lost pay and other expenses unless their salary when they return to the job Is substantially less than before the injury. 'I4_ • W Epitom e Of Caring, L oving, Shorteng' '... Scout Pamphlets Available making Florida the first date in the country to adopt a AREA DEATHS Rare Shell Exhibition Open To The Public At Museum Rape Program Open To Public I - •,• Outstanding Morn: l Sabal Point will be leading the procession In this year's Parade of Homes competition (May 19 - June 3) with 14 entries and leading the cheering will be the Lake Brantley High School Cheerleading team. The seven-girl squad, comprised of (front row, from left Connie Norwood, Connie Guldi, Ann Gennarelii, (back row) Debbie Metzger, Sue Hammar, Julie Schiagenhauf and Renee Parker, will serve as hostesses at Sabal Point's Parade exhibition. The 14 participating builders at the 3,050-acre residential community In South Seminole County who will have entries include Southron Corporation, Area Builders, Tri-Star Development, Durrance Construction Co., Mike Schmidt, G.R. Davis Enterprises, Aylesbury Homes, Mike Welsh, Peàtross & Hueber, Inc., Phoenix Homes, TEC-Leland Homes, O.R. Bliss, Inc., The Harkins Corp., and Ron Meyer. Sabal Point is located one mile west of 14 off Wekiva Springs Road. Eleven Sanford businessmen from the Sanford Plaza, Zayre Plaza and the Downtown area rode the Transport Authority bus around town Wednesday to familiarize themselves with the bus service in preparation for a proposed promotion later this summer to encourage the use of the buses. "We were very pleased," said Dan Moss, manager of Zayre and chairman of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Commercial Committee. 'We found the bus to be clean and comfortable." - -.. - - - - - - a' �2R-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, May l3,ltfl In And Around Longwood / Ennanemen t • 't n Sen'stors Welcom e To Play Bail _ cCracken Mrs. Paul A. Stokes of 2442 Washington Court, Sanford announces the engagement of her daughter, Jo Lynn A Michael McCracken, son of Mrs Betty McCracken of .1 John I aIJ. L .1? McCrackenRoad,an.. røen w McCracken Helen. The de who was born In Palatka, is a 1972 graduate of Seminole High School. She is employed as a secretary. Her fiance who was born nDetand,Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Buck Nilsson of Clermont, and Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Friedlund of Phoenix, Mix. He is a 19% graduate of Paxon High School, Jackson. vile, where he was a member of the National Honor Society. He is a 1973 graduate of Jacksonville University where he was president of Sigma Phi Epsilon. He Is president of Seminole County Jaycees. The wedding will be an event of July 1, at 4:30 p.m., at the home of the bride's mother. "? ' , . -.. . . .;- - . . - . I. tary Mize hitting a home run during a practice session. — ' • ___________ . ••, . The . • -. -: . .• d - .-- -' . - • ,. i•' . - Arnold4aggs - - 1 - Durant Baggs of Route 4, Sanford. Daughter of the late Mr. Arnold, the bride-eled is an granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Gampe of Boswick,&W Mm Stewart B. Arnold of Baltimore, Md. BOM in Portsmouth, Va., Miss Arnold Is a IM graftft of Woodrow Wilson High School there. She attenM St Petersburg Junior college and will graduate from the University of Wed Florida, Pensacola, in Aug She s employed as a laboratory technician. Her fiance, who was born In Sanford, Is the grandson of Mci Smith of Sanford. He is a 19Th graduate of Seminole High School and a 1977 graduate of Seminole Community College. He will graduate from University of West Florida In June. He Is a research assistant In toxlocoiogy at the university. The wedding will bean event of June 16 at .m at the Sanford Alliance Church. . . . - . - -. • .•..- . . . - - - -. - -. - - • .. • . . 4 . . — . -- .. - I TL *101, . , ... .. -. . I... -. • , - , , _ . • • - • • . I heart Is overflowing with gratitude to a 15-year-old girl I have never seen. I understand that e is a beautiful, b - . - .' - >. p 't -• wsr.ei poem - - .JI Praises Mothers i Dear A J'Jus ,_#7 • - -, — with the exception of my 15. I - 1- . •, - ,. - ... . -- Gail Hobbs models at --•• home and loungewear for It .1 the summer .e. d a11ea. from a colorful selection Baby Beth s being groomed to go "on stage" by sister Amy and their mother, at i.e. Penneys , head. Mrs. Scott Harris. Th ey modeled summer mother-daughter fashions, . • room!" • OITE POIN'VIJrII Outstanding SHAMPOO - Joanne Brubaker shows a sheer print summer I .roc fashione.1 d a long the flared silhouette. The full skirt is enhanced with a diagonal red bordered insert. fortable fashions. ufl pjfl And g roun flu d.1 Sanford A roU mothers, Daughters Turn Models : : r • - rnainn.niigi W"' I IWIu 11 -. 11 f '%U flupi — .- - .. - - - .. - -1 . - I L / t---.• -. ' CIVIC LEADERS " • '-S,' - - - KING Batty Anne Billy Barb Brenda Melanie - Morgan Marty Pat - - - • New officers of the Longwood Civic League who LaDonna, Kristen and Jennifer were installed at a luncheon meeting at the home of and Becky Runnells and Gladys Piloian, are, from left, Onnie Shomate, daughter, Michelle. treasurer, Charlotte Otto, recording secretary, Also Colleen McFadden and Maxine McGrath, second vice-president; Louise her mother, June; Joanne Buffaloe. first vice president; and Agnes Weber, Brubaker; Mary Blair and her NAME OFFICERS - -, t, ,',. - -. Granger, and Marcy O'Brien and her mother-in-law, Grace b , TV Personality Carole Nelson spoke On the influence her mother and grandmother had on her life. . -. I -, 1- r.d, T - .f - Jeanne . CALL 322.413 Manicure , s - - - NIl 110.00 ! -I I • 1: g - siecs "ahowtow Alan ____ CALL 3fl•331i OR 322-4U : - .. ' - , . • 9 "Me& coin ad CHRISTMAS IN MAY 218-220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. -322.3524__— V i' Herald phots by Tom Nstsil Del Reltzel. retiring president of SISTER Inc., presents a check from this organization to Nora Gordon. president of the Sanford Business Association toward purchasing Christmas lights for organizations are being challenged for the SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMOPITE MALL forms may be accom- within to weeks of the -- - &ar.y IN BUSINESS SINCE I"I given for The GOW Samafto Home In memory of the late Mother Ruby Wilm,fowWff mW pmMeids 319 Wnt JXh St. MISS . - -. PrIus' -. - home are Timothy or A Wonderful OianooTo Fruhn.Up Your Spring Wardrobe— _.2 i Spring Amwi _____ right, directors U.. Ballet Gsild of Sanford-Seminole, presents a check t $111118.711 f U. benefit concert Gall Stewart, -- - wedding. f "MSst UolfwsI at POSN WJ.u. a member of the board d :-. pictures mud be submitted PbM ON-73& 180 ':, - - ALL ET STYLING 04W dw pa 00it ft k HOURS: MON,.SAT. lOA.M4:30 PM And SyA...hflm.nt - .. UNISEX COMPM91 FAMY 11M CARE - 1)og LEDIARDS UNIFORMS - PHILIPS . -. 9 T"de mi so Wilk 014111" black and white photographs if a picture is desired with the announcement. Wedding forms and panled by professional • Pdlcurss Am a boos Mrs. Katie CaUthwl' Mrs. Chaifte Garrelk Mrs. JWW F. Tobw and Mrs. W Ander- - . _______- Engagement and wedding forms are available at do Herald office to aw nounce these events. The sAji - - - ___ 111111VIN IN Vow "M NO ""011- NO 01111,10ARM - - .-. Beth; Ruthie Leggore and daughter, Michelle; Alice 0 Wb Yaw of ftChid 09 4-4h. - . ______ BED SIZE REGULAR PRICE TWIN llS.0 FULL 1o.00 QUEEN 172.00 . MO Mrs- Mirky Moak Mrs. Charlotte A. Mrs. Mary E. 'Ibbin, Mr.. Richard H. Dougherty, Mrs. Mildred Whlghm, Mrs. Barbara -. Harris and daughters, Amy and Lc 1 d. amples -. -. . -- - Jan -. d - . - t -". . - Aleo Mrs. Evelyn Hart, Mrs. J. T. Hickson, ' . "Special" mothers In the ...- ,-, . - -. ,, This r IL 11.0W DRY I AL . -• Nooney, Mrs. Suzanne Reno, MN6 Mary Dawn, Mrs. Linda Boston, Mrs. Jessie Mae Muse, Mrs. Shirley G. Husman, Mrs, Joyce Baker and Mrs. Meta Kramer. -' .•. . Getting Married? . - .- •• • ChoM from 206 fabrids, 2000 Colors Offer • . - - CUStOM QU1ftW-ThWW ftie 0 - ... • - • - • -. ' ' ,.• BEDSPREADS PRICE! (w a oppmprWe k#er for Day. I agree Ilki the educational materials made by tbe club for the UsIlher's gift vp a ddW jar lb m autistle program at Hopper Elementary School. tk UNMIS is go. Mem ber clu b visited the classroom to deliver .elheeu. God Mw these s:tftIher - 4 k .-'. ' DEAR ABBY: Since I read so house to find out If anything else You're Never Too Young or Too much about mothers who can't was missing. Old." Send $1 with a long, selfget their teenagers to keep their When they opened the door to addressed, stamped (28 cents) rooms picked up, I must share me daughter's bedroom, one envelope to Ahoy, 132 Lasky this amusing Incident with you: gasped: Grief — they Drive, Beverly Hills, CaIIL certainly ransacked THIS 90212, My home Is always neat CLAWROOM AIDS CLUBWOMINMAKE Melissa Cells with her color wheel, which was one Of ..., Mrs. ",:•'. g - - Decoratino Den Candidates for outstanding mother who were selected for honorable mention were: Mrs. Jannette Pell, Mrs. A. J. Sheppard, Mrs.E. Moody, Mrs. thyBraceland, Mrs. Margaret Temple, Mrs. Marie Ware, Mrs. - Righia R. Hester and Mrs. Charlotte Chaplin. ...... , . -. year-old daughter's bedroom, I calmly replied, "No It which is a disaster. Drawers always looks like this. tefllgent person who became mothers who did. open, clothes thrown ROCKFORD MOTHER pregnant accidentally and DEAR ABBY: I am an It. everywhere, bed unmade etc. decided on her own that her year-old boy with a problem. Do you wish you had nore f ussed threatened, baby should have a better life My father died so long ago I friends? For the secret of than she was able to provide for don't even remember him, but purdshed, but to no avail. popularity, get Abby's new ft, so she put it up for adopft. Mom has a man living here at Finally, I just gave up and kept booklet; "How To Be Popular; our house. He has been living her bedroom door closed so I wouldn't have to look at the As soon as our eon is able to here for about a year. M( PHILIPS underdand, I shall, tell him my friends know that my Mom mem about his "real" mother and is a W*w, but what do I my Last week our home was what a courageous person she when someone asks whose car robbed. For some strange ,' is. is parked In our garage. raw, the burglars took ouly In the meantime,I pray daily NO ANSWER IN ELGIN the television sets and cameras. for her well-beitig &W good DEAR NO ANSM:DI II& The police came out to Infortune Tel emlha car belosgatos vedigate They asked me to hindof your mother's. It does, accompany them whil e they BI INNEWJERSEY nd he IL checked every room in the - . Herald PIis by Dirts DIIUICI, i Tim NeN County Commissioner Sandra Glenn pitched for the women's team. Longwood Mayor June Lormann swings hard for the team. DEAR ABBY: I hope you will use my letter on Mother's Day as a tribute to all those brave, unselfish mothers who gave up their babies. I am a new mother whose Moms '.•i: ;: -. , - -. . - . .\ . . ' • - ____ __________________________ - ' ft f-- . Childress, Dolores Vickers Pat Congratulations are in order Readers have inquired how Southward, Judy Baker, June to Dr. and Mrs. Norman A. the softball game turned out Lormarin and Sandra Gill. DOM i [Jz) Helfrich on their sixth When Seminole Community Also Sandra Glenn, BarbLara wedding ani~versary May 12 IETRI(l1 . Leaders took on a girls all star cinisteen Jean Clontz my birthday. team on Youth Day isec Page Cielow, Jo French Pat T' Bill OURSELVF-S nd by the way, at their Gail Stewart, Etor Young, Several women (including elaborate wedding reception six ma Estes d Patty this one) chickened out for one BrantL. ears ago at The Forest, [z ley. an CY. gave me ,. re as on or another. her weddin g bouquet. I A fashion highlighted a limelight were Mrs. Cindy Showing think she was up to play on the big trying to tell me mother-daughter banquet this e youngest mother atday were According to Jim Smith, something. the week a1• fo ll ow in g: Con e e First ni F4 United unite tending, and Mrs. Louise Till is, Majors, Madelyn Papa, Peggy president of the Lake Mary Methodist 5 r hwith the oldest mother. Christian Men's Club, the block . United Oflfl And more tonratuIations pa rty in Lake Mary on Youth comma.i .e annual Day, was a "howling sucsa." are in order to Rubyc King and The Friendly Circle was her husband, Leo, Pastor of the charge of the program. Mrs. About 300 teen-agers attended First United Methodist Cliurch, Scott (Patsy) Harris, program the party, who, according to on their 35th wedding an. chaIrman coordinated the . Jim, "scare an A plus from the MOWS club. We bow so nvany fashion ftw with the latest Incidentally, Mrs. C.C. -I negative reports from large parties, .,i : ' . e . record for their excellent Federation of Women's Clubs, was üiSanfdh' week. Mrs. behavior.,' Jim says credit for the 'oh as the fashion corn' sucarehome d told .was ;thor cessui event goes to the City of same like "old week." Lake Mary, Fire Chief Bill The Friendly Circle members I Smathers and his crew, Jack and their mothers or daughters Frost and Bud Layer for use of Just in case you haven't seen model ed an array of exciting the Lake Mary school grounds, Martha Yancey doing her civic fashions for the warm weather j , Harry Terry, Cliff Nelson, J thing in the collunwiity, it's days ahead. Akins, Fra nces Murk and every because she underwent surgery member of the Lake Mary this week at Seminole The models include Gall ,q Men's Club. Hob'' circle cu Lucila Memorial Hospital. Her room -. Tracey ac Y r1-.aiime'r, Patsy number is 231. . p A . -. . .- - IIF . Mothers and daughters just sort of go together like peas in a pod — like fathers and sons. The community has been alive with mothers and hers either celebrating Mother's Day, or getting prepared for this occasion 6 . -I .. Happy Mother's Day.1 - -•, . opt*ive Mo -- Special "thanks" to Debbie and Linda Walters who are always available and willing to help the scouts. Larry and Joan are fortunate to have such fine daughters. i. ' :.......... .• - - i - New auxiliary members will receive obl igations at the meeting. . ____ 1~6 . -, Tuesday, May 15 at 8 p.m. rIt \ ____ i - The next regular meeting of VFW Psot 8207 and Ladles Auxiliary will be A blood bank will be held on Thursday, May 24 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Casselberry VFW Post 10050. The blood reserves of VFW Post 7 and ladles auxiliary are low so if you would like to contribute a pint, please The District 18 meeting mention 8207. '-h.. • Mrs. R.G. Arnold of 6428 It Ave. So., St. Petersburg, announces the engagement of her daughter, Lisa Marie, to Richard Durant Bagga, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton illbeatVFW Post 8152 on Sun., May 20. If VFW Post 8207 and ladies auxiliary expects to once again win the travel trophy, all comrades and sisters are askedtobeatP1neHin.by i p.m. The joint meet ing begins at 10 a.m. Any Parents who were unable to make the "roundUp" for Incoming kindergarten students at the Woodlands, are asked to contact Elsie Griffith at 830.9911 for enrollment information. P1 do by June 1. . - Junior Olympic games were held and the winners were: Cubs, Larry Walters, Webelos, Craig Dyer; under 10, Keith Turner; over 10, Jeff Gibson: and over-over 10, Rod Taylor and Joan alters Joan Is leader of Den 5. At the pack meeting, two Cubs were inducted into Webelos. They are Michael Turner and Larry Walters. We all had a great time, especially fl the uiuflVitvu mosquitos," said Webelos leader Scott Elliott, who handled days activities. Adding that at least three or four inches of mosquitos were emptied from the lanterns ____________________ tember. • -.. Correspondent 834.8760 ;. meeting will be in Sep- -• - . At Approximately 60 people attended the campout and days activities Scout Pack 234 at Magnolia Park in Apopka Longood DeSoto, an bland off St. Petersburg Beach. "E veryone is bringing a picnic lunch and we're coming back that evening," Ruth Layo said. There are still a few seats available so if any of my senior friends would like to go, please Contact either Ruth Layo at 3270820 or Jane Christopher at 8313512. The clubs last meeting, a x chicken dinner was foll owed b card pla p yying &iiiFd. The next business - Not too women we - Tour Club MARSHA WAIT Tutsday, May 22. The group will be leaving from the parking lot of Corn- munity Methodist Church 0fll7.92 at8:30a.rn., for Ft K-~n t~ t Par.,. Jean Clontz Is on her toes for the women's team. •... - / I •,•,.• -. who can do just about anything. At least, mot moms will attempt any feasible feat in the interest of youth. Thus, about two dozen moms (including several professional career women and homemakers a bandoned their desks and kitchens and headed for the ball p Paa rk In the interest of helping youth on Seminole County Youth Day. tiOW the women make out against a team of all-star girls in a softball game at Chase Memorial IS Stokes,M L •" chauffeurs, breadwinners and dlsclplinarians. In fact, a mom is one of those Incredible creatures .? On of the year outing on Moms are more than cooks, laundresses, . (!. _ Go . . Sumby,May 13,1979--38 Moms •.. JOY LYNN STOKES Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. WHITE SERVICE SHOES, V LAD COATS, UNIFORMS 30% ... -. A terrific new twist on 14 karat fashion— the braided chain! S - a. Bracelet, $50 b. Neckchain, $75 Ehiant gift wrap at no ntra chirp. ' Zales and Friends make wishes come mu. - American Exprow. Carte Blanche. Diners Club, Mager Charge, VISA. Also available. Ues Revolving Clurge OFF 1 The Diamond Store 41 -6 �COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ridge Rt asseieert y Pastor Rev. Arthur Padgett Adventist I le samm SCI" 9:360.1". : ::: 11:00a.m 1: .M. Worship WNnegday HIM Prayer Service 0:4$s.m. Ii:SS.m. ::: :: 7:00p.m. • 5:10a.m. n o i i0 Church... I o 11111 Stidy 0:31 p.m. Sharing I Pviclafmiag 7:10p.m. Wed. Prayer Meet 7:10p.m. Nwsiry Provided Part CliereliTraining IvIalagWsnhiEp Wed. Prayer Service 1:11p.m. 7:31p.m. MiniM, Warmup 1:30p.m. I vitaINI Service OUR Wet SllfI$tvdy II:Ila.m. Micaffi,krv ice 11:11a.m. IvenlngSirvics Widniodaylirylce 7:31p.m. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH IllAlrpirt Blvd. 1:31p.m. PIIIR3UI* Old Trvt*sfee a New Day Seadayldisil Wirs$plivvlel LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION IU Lakeview. I.aha Mary Rev. Jim H Worship Service 11:11a.m. 7:10p.m. 7:11p.m. IVIOHnIWr$Np Wit Pray ' Christian Science ieM.d LONOW000 FIRST CHURCH O, CHRIST $CIUNTIITD*I.TONA •*eim4rI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. CNwdi Ave.Irinf$t. (ke*ira) ______ Pastor Nev.JamieW.HamMidi 8 7:11 p. m. 11:11 .m. Mirhing Worihlp CherciTralafag IvieffigWwIIilp MIMfo, oom PIIStoOp.M. Tile. 711.2424 Nov.RaymsadC,sc*ir wsla,WarsiIp .1 . ,. ALO.SOUt.$CA?wOuccMu*cw I., . - . S .4 . ' Rev. Elmer A. Reusch.r Sunday School I II 1 ______ . , .-_.. - '5 Kindergarten arid Nursery Pastor t:ISa m. 10 30a M. __!jpr 'i_ i f t. . I•IP• ST LUKE'SLUTHERANCHUR H . SR4ThIRed Bug Rd Oviedo Slavial sv.JohnJ. Kscfsarik Pastor Sunday Neil 0.4$ am. Si)S& HiSS am. We maint5i$ a ,lstlon 5cNs Kindergarten through Eighth Grade L_ . ., 1. . . .. .iL. , .. . _ . ____ WslWp$irvI($s ________ Morning Wo rship 1. ; Uvaagillsticlirv. Family Night Service Y.P.L Wed. l' ." ' 1. __ . ., ...- 7:31p.m. Alrportllvd.&WoodlandDr. ... ".7 Rev. FredR.Oardner . , ,. '. ____ Youth Meeting uesday ible ________ 'IRUICNURC$OFGOD' 3211 Ridgewood Ave. PIleS'. P10W tllalMiciIs . $aalerd. P11,14130771 OUR LADY OP THE ROSAIYCKAPIL 1,.oau.JWosc SeS*VMINI.1h I4$R0I sod am" Robert as Sunday, kissl Mirsln,WirshIp Uviagsflstic$Irvlce ReInIng WIrship) wT,&INIULMlmMasVe . I&IIPJ& . . '. 1. . r,, u.r&Ap.2' S . : ,..' I. :. _____ .. ... .... •..-.. - .t . . v.t 10:00a.m. Wednesday CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Sunland Estates lev.AshtonAlmind Pastor Sunday School 0:45a .m Morning Worship 11:00am MYF2n4&4thSun. 7: 00 pm. Eve. Worship lit &3rd Sun 7:30 0 m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group • . . . Study Sharing Groups 7:30p.m. Nursery Provided for all Services . Per Transportation li$p.. . . . . . and Prayer Tuesday and ________ j . . 7:31p.m. 7:31p.m. ThurideyNlghtkrytce 4l11p.. . i$ 1:31a.m. 11:41a.m. 7:31p.m. lst$3,dTvsIIsy Nights -$IilsStvdy . .,. Pastor 0:30a.m. 10:40 am. 11: 00 a.m. 0:30 p.m. Church School Singing and Sharing Worship Service ' Sue. 12i11 1111,1 .cr..Wlt$O 7:11p.m. CatsIltoni Miss er by aspi. Methodist .' . ... .. PisaIIOl4lISlr 3137141 - I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff First Sf, 3000$. Orlando Dr. Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff CELERY CITY THE McKIBBIN AGENCY u..vivsuER of Sanford DE Employes Mel De ea . DIRECTORY AVAILABLE S4.00 PER WEEK CALL 322-2611 - BIBLE BOOK CENTER KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight& Staff - ZsyrePIaia323.3OO Pities 321.3443 . .rnlriWsnhip 131am -. RAPTIST . , - . . ... , C-s_ri .. , .- Lvi flnr-p .. 11111,111 so" ,' , .. PH'S' Church MV46 liii PH'S' 11010% . NOV if ' ir SIof FIrS' 10DW00u_is. cv.DurØ$kIit . .. I.0 . 0 Church of Piro IrWIoppofChwchofWedIrSir$10,*hchssAS* 9NiIDurih114100.5 - 51. .. , . ,'.ottc _ -... . . ." P111111 MIII 1111 Church, OS'S' 'NSO W ' JUOS MIU10U 11,1111 Nau*MSu SIlO Church. C-ftfl . Dun. MiS S'. P$Sl S1S' Church. 611101111-1 dl RI, 01110 Nu. *00.110 hwy SIlO Church. $0. Med Primiho I 10 I r I 10.h110 _____ 51000 . . MI. SIB rU-v__ 'iv II$I.$chlhury0$. lkj_0_r 51000 MiSs.. Clvii LIs ' - _____ . .. . OUr - LiiIsCI'lislic Church. 1*11 MaaimUlae. Dsllsna cssrnsn* Christ 901$900 Church. Nursery Provided WINTER SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL Meetln,atlth4ayAdy.ntlstawrci onMOssload.Wintsr$prlags C. Edward Pasta, Sunday School, 1:31a.m. Sunday Worship 11:31a.m. Nursery Prsvld,d p*a_iltes Sig100Churab, . iusi. ___ . _________ ' _______ *VIS' Chrnitlm ChurchI 1011 Put - CISWSCN IF COIlS? , ChoO OCSIlS'. 555* S. Perk Ave. C$urcho P.n,S'COy Ca, -r'TCS'r.Fgie11ClIV - CI,rchIlClilOM LM IdoL U.S. *741 N. Casutherry ____________ and Employes and Employes . %I* UMORN U" of01AL$01411 Lake ft" 40. Church11Cll0. $0 Palm Springs .. Alausati Spgs. uag*fl . PSISSYTUR IAN mosIlitof Ielsrilall MON. Altaminte Sirius Sill Lea irsieg", awl" DillIes Pr,sWIsrlea Church, Niiland Blvd.. A Listin Ave.. LUTHERAN AsaresS' Lutheran Church, Owrbri Dr.. Casielberry Seed Ifli..mrl UntIl Lulhstan. 11115. OrlaS' Dr. Lutheran Church if Providence. Dilleal Lu*s,anChurc*SI lbs a emai. 15' 0.11* Place Menisli titles, Church, 511111 Gop W. & Hwy..:., tM 'IS' S' Pint Pieiky*lii Church. 01k Ave. £ Rd St. Pint Prssivisrian Church Ii Delary. I. Highland Csivssaml Preibv*Ian.ChurCh, 377$ S. Orlando Or. ____ . - ___ , ___ .. NAXARINI __ . WI) SW Liii Rd. ,.. n.,*. cuuimerrv St. Marts P,ashtllr*ap Church. IOU Palm Springs no., Altartoeti SprNW __ . SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake kventls.Day Adventist Church. HWY. 434. Forest City Seventh Day Adventist Church. MaitIand Ave., Altamonte Spgs." Sanford Seventh-Day Adventist Church. 7th 1 Elm Winter $01finIS Seventh-Day Adventist Choorch, $0 S. Mass Rd. Mars Hill Seventh-Day Adventist Church. 401 Pins St., Sanford 01 W. d'.ay PenIsceslal Open Rule TaisrakcW Rtdgewiia Ave., lUff 30th eppssite Seminole High ScRod) '. I' . " . • . ."(.(' , , - . • . . .\ . -. . _______ ___ ' -. .. . ... .. _____ . -. w ' OslIs First PentecIslal Church if Uegwisd First Pentecostal Church ef Sanford Pull Gsspel Tabernacle, ma Ceuntry Clvi tAr. Olive Wiliness Church. Oak Hill Rd.. Ost 5an Alliance Church, 1411$, Park Ave. $aftIlrd Bible Church, *440 Sanford Ave. Local Nazarene church members will attend the annual district assembly and missionary convention May 14.16. The assembly of the Central Florida District, which includes 62 churches, convenes Tuesday at 6:30 a.= at the South Florida Heights Church of the Nazarene, Lakeland. The missionary Convention will begin at 9 a.m., Monday with Mrs. Winds Knox, executive director of the Nazarene World Missionary Society as special speaker. Other auxiliary conventions will, .also precede the assembly. flng concurrently from 9a.m. to 3p.m., Saturday, May 12, are the NYI (youth) convention and the Christian Life conventlolL .. ... 'It . ., '. . . , '.', . . • .," . '5 . • ' - Spring Luncheon . .,, The Episcopal Church Women of Holy Croes Episcopal (birch, Sanford, will hold the Spring Umcheon, Monday it No In the parlEi ha -_______ _____ .. ' ",' .'• . • lo- .,. - 1. Bible study will offer them an opportunity to get field experience, literally. They plan to pick berries In the fields with the adults who attend Bible study groups. -. .4..... -. . . ' Visions of snow and Igloos quickly vanished for the two when they learned that teln" peratures range from and lOs to Both are sure their summer will be anything but dull. - - ,.". 06440 . a . tt .. a' 'A MARY MAY DAY' Oueens at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, Altamonte Springs, (sail l'ogorzelskj, (kneeling) l)eAnn Zale (back) and I.isa Itreglia bring flowers to statue of Mary at a 'Mary May l)ay' service held May 6. New Minister For Church Joe R. Johnson has been Mr. Johnson's ministries called as minister of Sanford Include ch ur The Wilson's Ensemble will be In concert Sunday ches In Louisville at Christian Ch urch, 137 W. Air- Ky., Paducah, Ky., Marengo 7:30 p.m. at Allen Chapel AME Church, 1203 Olive port Blvd., Sanford, He follows I nd., Buchanan and Niles, Ave., Sanford, in celebration of "Mother's Day. the rnlnstry of Clifford Schaub, Mich. He is a 1952 graduate of James Bovey will be master of ceremonies and the who Is now serving in an Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Marching Men of New Mt. Calvary will be guest evangelistic ministry. Johnson Mrs. Johnson (Rita) is a native ushers. The concert is open to the public. Eunice I. Is a native of Laxington, Ky. of Louisville, Ky. and they tla2 and to Sanford from t wo childrren Wilson is sponsor of the group. en Mrs. Karen Niles. Mich. I)ouglas Johnson, who will cont in ue to live In MOTHER'S DAY Sin A Problem Through The Ages . . -i ' *V*S''. _ . ,1 ' -' - - - , ,,• . N:20 M r. Johnson has '•'•' been the organist for the r::.. By iisv, wiluAs ENNIS I to a drenghtenlng of the human in the battle between good and nationally known Kiamichi 2.J AilSoldi Catholic Church ___I , will. Repentance is not a evil his choice makes a di!.. Men a Annual Clinic in ' I almrisla for.. mal M 1.., ,i.I.1.,& So utheastern Oklahoma. He is a ., we ! Modern sodety is said to have say we are sorry, but an act of JOE It. JOHNSON"-'* Pastor' He knuwa that evef y positive "Ky. Colonel" and has lost a "sense of sin," but is in _____________ rededication to one's self, to gesture is followed almost broadcast play-by-play action reality no different from any one's family and friends, to tile inevitably by a deeper cons- of high school sports on radio. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson moved ornir other age in the sense that world. mltmentto and a strengthening During the years he has held to Florida this week and he will history shows that no age has Just as the temptations in life of lite; that every destructive over 100 evangelistic meetings preach his first serniun as been free from destructive are many, so are the op. act leads IIIII further Into and worked In over 100 weeks of minster of Sanford Christian tendencies. The history of church youth camps. portunitles for deeping our helplessness. Church on May 13. mankind Is one of constant moral awareness. Man's will is The point at which he stops apulafi0n to kj in a fookd into believingucan his m yste ious di gging own and Du , Lh is not his intellM. r rea.,on '.' 4 II 41.1 •s, UIuMIR.d , A.I what for life is known as "conus that r course In nev evita a ble ninny abl0lre111fuuhl5t10fl, or, lil lb the history books Is convinced. Is ,nian's of action Is good or bad, but It is An "Altogether Woman" Seminar will be taught by Marilyn merely usnlrrorufwha $goes en hdp1ei*a. Even I' our wi1l thatfo rccs our ougJgs j CrawfordofVexgcesa(urday may 19, at the Assembly of God, In 11w life of every Individual. Intentloneol, tho.c who strive t out Into the ope r, that makes us It happens every day. Every 314 W. .27th St., Sanford. The ofie-(1a seminar will be from 9 War, violence, moral overcome perauwd si eakneas, dailY ru'pentance A.M. to 5p.m. Mrs. Crawford has been a teacher and lecturer °uphuvals are as common know how real Is the destrucM,n's capacity for goodness merely &diUVOWaI 01 evil, hid for women In the United States and Canada for 10 years and Is today as they ever were. Live power that constantly Is as rem) Ws pOIstivie assertion that the fbi. the author of the Altogether Woman course. She offers a ad cl*anget threstens uv MK=m bftm tM goals God hits litended for the bslanced view 01 women reaching reaching their highest puteidlal Mankind in 'shwt has always redemption Every new promise, every covmitt,l and the liij$ mankind are and of happy, fulfilled marriages. For further in!ormaoj been drawn to sin. Is always new coinmitinest, contributes man Is always within reach. f j awAsict Mrs. Don Cox at 323-6283. _____________________ f 'i ',- ' - - The Golden Years Fellowdüp will hold a moo Wedeesday May ii at the Convnwilty United MIthOdaI (birch, 'eaidbirry. The hiuchion will be at no In the fe&weh hal And Picnk - _ r Altogether Woman ••- , - $anlerd Cangregatisnal SI Jebsv' Witnesses. 1114W. Olh St. the Salvation Army, 711 W. *Olh St. Rolling H.Ii Moravian Chur ch. SI 434, I.esgwaal e1*ir Church. Us Te$cawsNa at. *lslr Springy USd54 ChurCh of Christ. Altament, Csmmunmty Chapst, AltanisnIe Springs, Wily Tr,nity Churciel Gad In Christ, 1110 Pitangw..11mAvi The Full Gospel Church of Out Lard Jesus Christ, WaihingIB St., dj . Canaan City Wints, Springs Cemmunity 1va.e,lial Cespregafimo,, wi$q Springs Rlementary Schism Th oft .dpkaIefoheWIMerPerk(burchof Science will be held it Katie's laaft on the Vi va River what of Sanford it MW Saturday, May 10, thgaceno, trip bethIgit$a.m These *oft t. tyromw fdIowthe 10:30a.m. Inivift1IPSnY it Me Park EM Theatre or it the Religlos Salerno. (er at ieo W. ?Whe ' . . 4' F -_- . _--. -. - -- --. ---- - - .. a-.. .. -. OR - . Herald photo by Joan Madison - CONCERT SET Dsllona Thnity Assembly of God young people will be honoring the mothers at both 10:45 a.m. and 7p.m. unlces Sunday. Pedro Barrios, youth leader will preach on "Grist Mothers In the Bible" and the Mlssionuttsi will present hand 'made floral arrangements to each mother. Rdraihii.,da will be d after W evening service. . ,t? ., . I Rev. Jerry A. Paamiore of Pensacola was named "Urban Minister of the Year" and Rev. W. Arnold Shewer of Kathleen was named "Rural Pastor of the Year" at a luncheon at Stetson University, DeLand. The ministers were selected on the heals of norninatlona by Baptist Associations and local churches. Is of Olive Baptist Church, which has more than doubled its membership and Increased giving to more than NO percent under his guidance. Shower Is pastor of Kathleen Baptist Church and moderator of South Florida Baptist Association. Outing - . rj Golden Years Luau liii, anj Vseus$I., . ' , OTHER CHURCHES PntCchif r_ '' Mothers Honored METHODIST Third $ines urn Church of IRe Living Get . ---- , - Winter SprIngs PT10YIIIIIS Chapsl. 7*.ds,gnffol Church. Mss Rd., Winter SprIngs First _____' 1115 ' Ministers Of The Year Upsala Community Presbyterian Church. Ups.ala Rd. Westminster Presbyterian Church. Red Stag Rd., Casselberry ' ., ' . Allen's A . M. R . Church, oy All Film Chapel, Camp Seminole. Wekiva Park Rd. SeardaIl Avenue Holiness Chapel, Seardall Ave. ChvIui$a Community Church Church SI Jesus Christ if Latter Day Saints. 231$ Part Ave. First Church At Christ, Scientist. III 1. 2nd St. Lake Marvee Chapel. oroag, Blvd.. lake Msnroe Kingdom Wallet Jeitevah' Witness, Lake Mince, Unit. 1*43 I . ,_ ' Canaan N.e.. Cassilberry Community Undid Metiasiit Church. Hwy. 17.13 & Piniy Ridge Rd.. Cssilisrry Christ United Methodist Church, Tucker Dr., Sualaad Estates Delary Csmmunwv MaGehlut Church, W. Highbauiks Rd., Drury First United Meihedist Church, 411 Part Ave. First A11641411111111111101 Church if *vie" First Siulhsrn Mehhedisl Church. 3441 Son" Ave. Free Ma*e*st Church, SlOW. 40$I. , Geneva Mitisdist Church, Geneva Grace United MelSadist Church, Airport Sled. Grant Chapel AN.!. Church. Oviede Oiigrsn Nithidist Church. Oviedo Ossidis* Church PeM an M.*s*ist. 11.44 W. it Puma St. James AM.!. 1*11 Cypresi SO: luke MS. Church of Camore. City Inc.. S.atdali set $1441 V. Church. St. RI. OIL Oslis. it. peei's Matiassi Church. Osiss. Rd., Ialerprlw Memorial Church. $tabIrd S. DeSary SaS'w*UniteIMa*s*ssChurch,$s.434s.4.hia I! - 81w Church , . 11:11a.m. WINN DIXIE STORES - Pint Church if tie Nasarsae. fill Sanford Ave. Geneva Church of tie Nssarsns. S-2-46.604"s Lake Mary Church if lbs Nuarene. Liii Mary Blvd., Lake Mary LuiussdChurcheI*s Nazarene, Waynanljessup Ave., WIly Cress SIpS', PortA .1411so.. Saiford t .'cvi4's Church, Sill Labs IS'IJ 54.. VIiI P.jt PH'S' ChuidlIn Church. 510$. Sanford Ave. Sealed DIHIIan Church, 100 W. Alrpsrl SM. NulisMi CliliMe Church, Plenids Maven Or.. Midland "NesS' ChilellIn Church. Seerlake Lou Rd. at Jaaie .' ' IPISCOPAL ThSChWCh Sods Slid Sli'Ud. S'id. UI Lake Ave. . Mi SalaN Ipsospal Church. S. Delar y Ave.. Enterprise . - ' Il _____ ____ ________ 0WS . , PWO C1111 $S'u . Drama Presented Nazarenes Assemble l:llam. WorshipServlce ~ .11 . .' Poster Lu*sraa Church, at. 424 SIavI.a Sl.StaghieLv1heranchurch,434jt.gW,11esI4.Li,ig.e Seer Lii, United isihel A.M.E. Church. ,: ~ 1~ I ., I children in the Little Red School Accompanying her will be " . House, Sanford. She also another Religious Education worked asa deputy clerk In the major, Angela Church, of "_ r I!j civil law division of Seminole Louisville. They have been ' . UPSALAPNESIYTERIANCHURCH Club I Upsets Rd Darwin Shen Su nday School . .. , .. llrri, I r1 C.grsL,viL, In U I I C -- tarestt United N.meriil Church, U. Delary Ave.. Interprise , _____ Church 3"*rSL 11 Church if Christ, LsaDsad . A special music and drama team of college students enrolled at the University of Central Florida and Valencla Community College will pruant "A Deeper Christian UI." at th.'FIrst Bas*Jat Church of Oviedo Sunday at 7:30 pip. The sevm member team from the Orlando area Baptist Campus Ministry will present a challenge to a deeper Christian commitment for youth and adults. The music drama is open free of charge to the public. WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson St. Lukes CHURCH OP Church of Old. SI) Hickary Church SI Old, N) W. fled SI. Church of God. Oviedo ChurCh 10 Sod HIlinilL lak. Si. halls MisslISry UIOChpich, 11.14.411 Gills. Church of God Misuse. Unteriviti CiurchsICiariaClty. inc. Church if Sod. 103 W. 110$1. II Psif Espied Ill Foss Ave. . - Church if Old in Christ, Ovisdi 11. Mu1IL. SIS' CCh, Car N,1s. ChurchsildifPrighscy.21S!S.Ulnslve. lAsilti_pry 1o. 3$ Churchsllldelveghicy,IN4$. Per slmmsnavs. Church. Ill Cypress St. Rescue Church ii Old. 1111W. 0th St.. Sanford Te011 NOW Cilur Spnla Attamsalo Sirius "Trite Church if led". 1711 RIdgeised Ave., Sanford W*IM DI 1it'y Siplli Mart £ WIIIMI!I it. rI--_'Ti Springs EASTERN ORTHODOX Isle W SighS' Church. ill Orange Ave. Ias*n Or*sdss Church, St. DEmos, 31)5. Mognilla Ave., Sanford . Ua$$ire oriiedei ciurci. . Oew,, ii iisrwse ct.,Anomsnt. if NOhS'iv, 1,111. oft Mliv Springs____ -._ *,, p . levies if o.c.*.. $te I_ .,,, ja Church. Vis Trail. Delary V. SI. 1.pJS'Ou trislis Church. Sunlit Dr., near, lube lashun Orlhsdu Church. $0. Jibe Chrysestem Chapel. U.S. Hwy. HI, Cusslsruy ;7.gi. POrn p p_ , '.u41trs Catielic Church. Midland Ave., Asamsile . so . PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes & PAINT CO., INC. Church if Christ. W. I74 U. Nertisids Church if Christ. Fla . HavIe Dr.. Maitland pg,1of N . - - SENKARIK GLASS Church of Chri st, Gieeva 11,1011 ChopS'. 5*1 W. Pint SOreS', Sanford Church. 14* w,e,, *1011 11,11014., or P...so _iii_ri 1= Church, Midsay West Sanford taesaiisr,y SapIIII DIn, 1034 , ___ - Laag..ui lasologibillif Poo slow ChWCL $743,30$f " *0. 11010 :-- g '. 5. CilvsrvSaplIS'CiWIIILiis$$p4.Uk,Mv ______ SiiI Church. 1311 Cs*M P TuMaNiet SIIO Church, Suitoy lea. NerO p Cisrci, 5310 Pier Lvi W. $I Music • .1. 10 - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY I ASSIMISY OF S'S PInt *ssrWy if SS 00*01111 - THESESPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff `1 ,._`11 . County Courthouse before forewarned to watch out for entering Southern In Louisville, fierce "critters" by Valeria Sherrard, their summer t! Ky., last fall as a Religious supervisor and a 27-year . Education major. She expects veteran of mission work among e to graduate in December, 1980. Eskimos and Indians. ,j. \ ,.t_J Miss Thompson became "We've heard that Alaska has Inspired to see k her degree i': m Religious Education while 23 hours of daylight during the volunteering asa teacher's aide summer, with twilight beginin the special education class ning at 3 a.m. and last ing a for the mentally and physically couple of hours," said Jacque. handicapped at Central Baptist Many of the people they will be working with do fl* get up until Chur ch, Sanford. , rusIiOual, Jacque ravel Id when her all over h their Al kand-w father was In the navy, she has venture, they will be working -r After graduation from FTU, America) In probation and never been to Alaska and she Is with all age groups in campa she worked with VISTA parole in Athens, Ga. and really excited about going," vacation Bible school, Sunday (Volunteers in Service to taught mentally retarded said Mrs. Thompson. school, Bible studies, censustaking and visitation. -. ,, ç Thedaycampwllltakeplace ..jyy .,q .01 , ll~ ,a-. a about 50 miles from Fairbanks, .. ... their home-away.from-home iv , t and summer headquarters. ' I That camp will have hours Ia which woul d seem strange to i a counselors and cam pers alike In the lower 48 states ... 1 to 10 p.m., daily. 11 ' WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff . . GULF SERVICE - L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida Summer Mission To Alaska :iv,Ii~P W Alaska, a land of mosquitos, bears and 23-hour daylight, will be home this summer for Jacque Thompson of Sanford, a Southern Baptist Theological •f I Seminary summer missionary ., to the 49th state. She will be ;, commissioned Tuesday In a chapel service at thb d I Louisville, Ky., seminary. The daughter of Mrs. Genee • ' (Gen) Thompson of Loch Arbor and the late U. Cdr. G.L '' d' Thompson (U.S. Navy Ret.), ____ Miss Thompson Is a 1971 graduate from Seminole School and graduated from Ar F Florida Technological I ...Ie I ttnlv..rsitu of JACQUE THOMPSON tiuflaoau. (no Central Florida) In 1974. . ,if -' lev.VIrgfILBryant.Paslsr STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff E. C. Elsea and Staff. PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes rs'ttve PRINTING CO., INC J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Insurance I 0 . Rev. Daniel Ci*sla. Assoc. Pastor The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Youth Sunday will be observed May 13 at the Roiling Hills Moravian Church, Longwood, with the youth of the church In charge of the 11 a.m. service. The sermon will be given by David Freeman and Mark Chishoim. Special music will be provided by the children's choir, the junior choir and the brass sextet. Seminole Community College and the Mariners of the St. John are sponsoring Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation training classes In the Fellowship Hall of First Presbyterian Church, Sanford, May 30 and June 6 from 6to10 pm. Enrollment will be limited to 18 per class and to those 16 years and over. There will be a fee of $5. To register call 323-4366. Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Rev. A.F. Stevens Minister Sunday Church School :4$a.m Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Youth Group 7:30p.m. Wed. Choir Practice 5: 00 p.m. GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH . ,. .1JJ _ : NelyOssepMDorsh a . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1.4i .5,.,, ______________ . ', . 0 CPR Course Slated COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HwyI7.02ILakeMaryBlvd. Dr.Mars aIlC.Dsndy Morning Worship and Nursery 1:00a.m. Sunday School 10:15am 1`4 LAKE N3W.lSadltrwf Pastor 1:41a.m. 11:11a.m. 4:11p.m. - '' 000 vHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2lll Orlando Dr. 17.02 (Lutheran Church in America) Rev Ralph I. Luman Pastor Worship I0. am. Church Sch;;,y 0:00 am. ,. . 7.31 P.M. Presbyterian This I t The . - 7:30p.m. ng LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RIEDEMER 1. CHURCH OP GOD C. D. Harris Or*alMCSNehtCiwgi lii,IL.I to he Peace DIPS'S' ft"" Bible Study .. OURLADYIVUIN OP PlACE Miss Lutheran . ___' .4 , Seadaykisel ' riisii Peoplel 4y ,. . .i IO:OIam 1:00pm EvsningWorthlp Provided PssNr 1:00p.m. Soon. Mass Ii.m.. If: 31&tl moon Cie$sssliøs. Sat. 4110.7 p.m. trJHfouf LatluMals t. BREAKFAST Youth Sunday Observed Minister Tuesday Evening 'r ,•••_:j f Church Of God P1115, Sat. VigIl Mass 0 _____________ . . 1:30pm llttt St. andMagnollaAv, Pastor ____________________ ____ . 7:30p.m. l:30p.m Ronald Reinhardt Morning . . PRAYER FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF ORD 10:00a.m Rev. Robert Burns .. II Fr. William Emus Sunday School .. . . . , - Baptist Churches throughout Florida will take a special Mother's Day offering for the Florida Baptist Children's Home h* observance of the home's 75th anniversary. The goal Is $175,0. The Children's Home Is based In Lakeland with campuses In Miami and Tallahassee, Rev. Guy A. Stoner is director of missions for the Seminole Baptist Association. CONGREGATIONAL Melting at Winter Spgs. Elementary 1 ____ tj'. ________ 1. . Sunday Evening Wed Bible Study Conquerors Meeting Sunday COMMUNITY ORLICAL S ii . ti Congregational 1 . . 7i11p.*. ' - Baptist Children's Home wINTE:::NO _________ ..- IS:N:: ' ' It 's CHURCH OF LONOW000 Ill Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth Grant Longwood Sunday School l0:OOa,m Morning Worship lI:00a.m - Worship Service 710p.m. WetProf" Service _______ 11pm I •. '. The Chapel Choir of Community United Methodist Church of Caaselberry under the direction of Minister of Music Ed Walker will present the musical, "Get on Board, Children" on Mother's Day at 7 p.m. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Polly McClain at the piano. Pentecostal Evangelical g _______________________________ . Lo" solt Class, _____ 10:09 a.m. ___________ T' rI? Communion - - FIRST PENTECOSTAL ,. 00 Stold CiSnftYpf1f,Jp11111, Holy Communion Church School \/ 'Get On Board, Children' Rector 11 : 00 a.m. 10.00 am. 10:00 am. United Press International of the 1973 incident. ",1abc historical perspective, VOU For years, the Rev. Michael that tstudents' reaction ) IS one caii 1 form an attitude" on such Carroll has shown his classes of of the reasons why we are current developments as the junior high students a film working on such a prograiit establishment and meaning .if V depicting the horrors of the new." the state of Israel, he said. Holocaust. Carroll said that he agreed The Curriculum on Judaism that prior to Vatican Council II, The f il m is graphic, including will be used in classes from the treatment of Jews in piles of skeletal remains of the kindergarten through 12th Catholic textbooks was very / .• j/ . Jews who were victims of Nazi grade, and the relationship negatIve. ./.' . concentration camp. -. between Judaism and Catholi• . scriplie said it has probably taken But In 1973, in one of his cism will be taught in tural, Liturgical and historical this long to develop such i y classes, Carroll said, the ases of the curriculum. curriculuiii "beca use the hardstudents reacted in disbelief, ph iT is thing changing the form tf .'st telling him the film just "wasn't The Holocaust, the externiipracticing religion." true. It didn't happen." nation of six million Jews by the --VI . Nazis, will be the central point welcome battle to For Carroll, assistant supe- in the curricuiwn. IIIake an awareness of otbr ," I.. a I rintendent of schools for reliptJSO!IS .uicl their dignity," glous education in the Roman Carroll said the courses for Herald Photo by Jane Cassatterry Catholic Archdiocesan Schools the early grades-from kin- Carroll said. in the roots of Judaism," A certificate of appreciation was presented to Mrs. of Philadelphia, the reaction dergarten to third grade C.C. Moore of Panama City, guest speaker at the sparked an idea an idea now would begin with an emphasis Carroll sud. "We are trying to counterGreater Sanford Chamber of Commerce's first coming to flower in Philadel- on the Jewishness of Jesus and an f o anhiseinitism Catholic schools. Mary when acquainting them attack any type prayer breakfast, held Wednesday at the Sanford phia's Rom that exists." he said. Jesus. Civic Center. by Chamber President Vic Arnett, The Carrofl has designed and with the life of event was a joint effort with the Women's Club of developed,ji curriculum which Carroll said he hopes such The similarity between the Sanford and club President Winifred (Bill) Gielow seeks to teach the roots of reading of the Torah and the teachings will have a long term ;sitive effect. Catholicism in Judaism. liturgy will be noted. (right) introduced the speaker, who is chaplain of "lucre is a future to this; It is believed to be the first of "We are tr)ing to state a the Florida Federationol Women's Clubsand a Bible its kind what we you're not just getting roots," in the country. positive approach to study teacher lit' said. "1 was floored," Carroll said understand about our own faith ' 1:00p.m. Nursery Provided for all Services The Rev. Leroy O. Soper Holy Communion .1% CHURCH OF CHRIST 1111 PartAveaus Frsdlaior EveaWlIst 11:11a.m. $III1SONdW . 1:00p.m. Evangelist Service HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. D - '7,_- Judaic oots Taught - I Church Or Christ RAVINNA PARK S*PTI$TCNURCN Episcopal Holy .. IvaageflsticlIrvlcss 4:11p.m. Wet PrayirISlbloStWy 731p.m. lndspsadeat Missionary 10:11a.m. •:wp.m. Youth our in Catholic School I ;;. .tied. . , Pastor Morning Worship Scriptures selected by The American B.t*u Society • I Pasler 1:41a.m. 11:11a.m. Sunday, kisS' Minim, Worship A 1 PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2430 PalmilteAve. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE liii Sanford An. John J. HUtton Sunday School Copyright 1979 Keister Advertising Service. Stiasbwg Vvg.va I New wet a so. 7:31 p.m. Prayer Service 10: 30-11 a.m 11:00a.m. . - . First Baptist Church, Sanford, will climax a Christian Home Week with a Baby Presentation and Parental Dedication is both of Its 8:30 and 11 a.m. worship services this Sunday. Parents and their children will be escorted to the front of the sanctuary by Chris Ritchey, the church's minister of youth and outreach. The church's pastor, Dr. Jay T. Cosmato, will lead the service of dedication. Each child presented will receive a New Testament as a reminder of the occasion. In the 7 p.m. service, the 3Ornlnute color film, "The Galilean", will be shown. Filmed entirely In Israel, It covers the birth, ministry, death, and resurrection of Christ In a way that all ages will understand. Mid Week Service (Wed.) A udy ~' W For Parents And Children 4:00p.m Nazarene Pastor Fellowship Morning Worship aren ' t loons and, later, skis and sports cars. lt11p.m. R Yet, in this eagerness to show and to give, they in danger of overlooking some of the most important things of all? What of beauty, of serenity, of joy-the knowledge of God's goodness, His love, tind familiarity with His house on earth . . . the Church? '' Wausl1, R' ONPM. Wednesday avoialail 1:11p.m. 0:30 am 0:30cm, Sunday School ' 7:90 P.M. Iwnlngkrvice PraverMssildgW.t Poster 2401 S . Park Ave. 322.4504 .' . `V - I I Dedication At First Baptist 5:00 0 m NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City Pastor Rev M H Burke Jr :30a.m Sunday School 11:00a.m. Morning Worship 1:00p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m . Tues Evening PrIyer Serv. 1:00pm. Tu,S. Official Board Meet , 1:41a.m. 11:11a.m. ~ -.I R 1 _' ,-- 4 i! r ;- - ~ t~~'-.,-i xt,~ ~.,%~ ~ I Family Night Supper tIif It seems as if mothers are eternally anxious to make sure that their children get all there is to get out of life-that they miss nothing. . Mothers would if they could, show their children all -' • that there is to see and give them everything-time for fun time for play-new . . clothesnew toys, a television to watch cartoons, endless red kites t and bright ychow bal •sle Pastor I:30IiIa.ri. 0:45 am. V Scott Harris Morning Worship Sunday Schoo l Ind 14th Thursday Rev. Edmond L. Weber precia lion. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1151,lWestPInlSfrei$ " .'M "'I 'V, 7~ U, L Pastor Lea F. King CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH ~ The little boy follows her finger, and she is warmed and gratified by his smile of up. 7:10p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED Briefly FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 410 Park Ave. irdSunday "Look at the red kite up th ere! See how high it's fly. ing!" 1:11p.m. 1:30pm Supper NATION Sunday, May 13, 1fl....sB 7:30 p.m. First Wednesday Fellowship UMYF jtl 11:310.m. 5:11p.m. Yei11MII$IA, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 7:00p.m. Men's Prayer Breakfast FA FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LONOW000 I.E. WiIiIaiiissn I Myrtle Liii HIlls Rd.. Lsiigwssd FRies 13t401 1 Harefdo. SeMen Minister Svndayldisif :)Ia.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Ay$nve, Sanford Dr. Jay?. Csima$s Morning WWIRI 1:380.m. Svadiylciool 9:418.m. MSialngWvsWp liIIa.m. SendaySehosi Evening Worship Wed Bible Study I Prayer Serv Congregational FURS? CHRISTIAN DISCIPLISOF CHRIST tOOT S. Sanford Awl. Rev. Nvgfs W. PaIn Minister Swttdiy5cheil :05a.m. Morning Worship 11:11a.m. wad. service 1:31p.m. :4$4.m. 1I:458.m. Pr•achffig$ W1g ::: RELK_ION ' :::* Christian COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Coentry Civil Reid. Liho Mary PNW 000° I Baptist SeadlySdisil Assoc. Pastor Rev. Walter Reid 0:311 iii m. Morning Worship f:Jia,t a in Church School Services with classes for all ages between services FellowShip Coffee S:30p.m UMYF V.: ...:: .. %. ... ... .. .. .. ... . .. ... ..: ... :::. ::: . i The x **% I... ** FL morning Worship tvMlM k,yIce , I>- -, FIRST ASSBMBLY Morning Worship HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY . .1. '... ... .... " " e .. "' . I Cot. 370 Mid aim IIIV. 2. Don Cox • .THE ..... *` I.. Assembly Of God scsl h..ssI.siw. .,. X. THE SKY11111TH-DAY .,-..*. -......... ..-..-.--,. -.--..--.-. ...-.- ---- -.- - �BLONDIE 6B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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T\. HIGHLIGHTS By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Sunday, May 13, 1979 May 13,1979 — — — — needs to be told nice things getting It AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) about themselves, and you do it Swaying others to your way of so well! CANCER (June 21-July 22) thinking comes fairly easy for The paternal instinct strong you today. The timing is right in you. Doing little, special, for you to score a victory by things for those you love fills using your clever ideas, PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) your day with quiet satisfacThe next few days offer extion. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) cellentthancesofsucceeding in Chances are you'll make the areas that are important to YOU. social scene again today, and do Dare to think big and go after it very well, indeed. Don't be what you want. ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19 surprised If you are the center Although you may not even be of attention. VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) aware of It, some of it, some of . the things you say today prove Follow your hunches In dUng personal belongings to be extremely helpful to today.Ifyou feel changes are ln others. Your head is ,on order, make them now, Your straighter than you think. SCORPIO(Oct.13-Nov, 22) Projects that you feel eli- You NORTH K4 KJ9 72 A K 712 0853 . 1 Q 106 •72- -.. 3 2 , - FIRST WE APPLY UN17ER- .-FOLLOWEP BY FCtjN[7AM4J(E-UP CREAM TO - lION MAKE-UP 10 GIVE MISTUR1ZE THE SKIN" THE SKIN COLOR! club at trick three, entered dummy with the king of spades at trick four, ruffed another low club, drawn V-10 CONTOUR MAKE- UP TO A"P CUR ACCENT THE NEW r z SUPER UP ______ ____ _____ FEATURES" — ____ BUGS BUNNY U Helmdahl by Stoffel - HMM! 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WEATHER when an unmarried classmate AMAWdSTI 0 THE ODD COUPLE f) MISTER ROGERS (fl) LOOK Ut AFETERIA'YLE) 6:30 (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS blackmailed into smuggling a 1910, 5:00 (2) CAROL RURNETI AND 6:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER (2)112) WORLD OF DISNEY "me Sky Trap" A young sailplane pilot (Marc McClure) is (2) MOVIE "The Sons Of - 4:30 @) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN JZ ROOKIES 3:30 o M'A'S'H (R) 61) ELECTRIC COMPANY 10:55 a CBS NEWS 5:53 02) PTL CLUB (2) EARLY DAY (.4)CRACKERBARREL SNOT FOR WOMEN ON LY U SUNRISE 7:00 I LOOlt5- - __ 10:30 (2)02) ALL STAR SECRETS (4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI GD MIDDAY 6:00 chance to multiply, to be announced. OkAY, ZPFA t12)WILD KINGDOM "Chase Of The Onager" Wild Iranian donkeys are caught and tiansported to wildlife preserves where they have a better 3:45 (4)0 NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of an NBA playoff gems. Teams and location •--- _____ ___ Racquet Club. l000 (2) ff2) CARD SHARKS (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) No strangers here lust real good friends we haven't met yet THE CULTIESAITACKEP HIM MIL ____ ___ ___ ____ 9:30 (2) GOSPEL SINGING jtjsi. LEE KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO MOVIE "Man On The FlyFlylog Trapeze" (B/W) (1935) W.C. - .0 'CAUSE HE TRIED 'TO EXPOSE ThE BUGLE, compete for available food in East Africa. chance at the big time, and four youngsters who dream of being rock stars visit Fantasy Island. 8:30 (4)5 ONE DAY AT A TIME ClaI Live coverage of the finals of this pro-am tournament from the Virginia Beech 9:65 (I) UPBEAT OSUNRISESEMESTER (0/W) (1931) Clark Gable, Wallace Beery. World War I "dogfightes's" encounter personal rivalry between battles, (21/2 Mrs.) TENNIS "Lionel Tennis SWASHINOTON 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO GRAMMING No V$O arrived! , . t'zi - - THEM! 5:30 the wild animals of Amboseli Q THE LUCYSHOW MAKE ME LAUGH STREET 12 2:30 (2) ff2) ANOTHER WORLD (4) 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL STUDIO SEE 900 (2) (1) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS o MOVIE (2) (M his carnlval-stuntman father helps her unhappy father stand ócoI MORNING OMOVIE "Hell Divers" on thousand using your natural tact and difficult to see your point of view. 6:30 NEWS ffl III NEWS 0 ee M*.fl'ES 0 WILD KINGDOM "Beneath Kilimanjaro" The Maui and MOVIEMACHINE ELECTRIC COMPANY . — . -' -- - -. someone who has found It - I'OO (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING S CONSUMER BUYUNE U DISCUSSION '79 ______________________ 8:30 SUNDAY MASS (4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC ORAl. PG NOV EN LA LEGISLATUM 8:00 NEWS — - — activities should turn out to.'be more fun than work. THAT' •• - by Stan Le and John Romita LU HASN'T FOREST FIRES ; CONTRIBUTE -, TO FLOODS' -- 0:30 Crime EVENING Archie and Edith arrive in Cali- MISTER ROGERS (A) -: S BLACK • DIRECTIONS M HUMNAND ORIALROBERTS I 11:30 (2)112) NEWS 0 MOVIE "The Pleasure Of His Company" (C) (1961) Fred Astaire. Debbie Reynolds. A father attempts to stop his daughter's wedding plans. _________________________ (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS -" ia, 8:30 02) F-TROOP AFTERNOON 12.00 () MOVIE "Harry-O" (C) (1973) David Janssen, Marlin Sheen. A former policsman accepts a job protecting the man responsible for making him give up his badge. (11/2 Hrs.) a SPECTRUM 0 0000 MORNING AMERI. CA ) ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 11:15 @) CBS NEWS 0 NEWS lornia to find Mike and Gloria involved in t he biggest fight of their marriage. (Part 2 o 2)(R) • FANTASY ISLAND A young boy who wants to give 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE SESAME STREET (R) 105 2:06 500 6 FIRING LINE "The Crisis Of Nuclear Energy"Guests:Dr, Bernard Cohen, professor of physics at the University of Pittsburgh;Dr.JanB.yea,prc. fessorof physics at Princeton. (2) GOLF "Byron Nelson Golf Classic" Coverage of t he round of this tournament from the Preston Trail Goff Club near Dallas, Texas. 60 Nvytl-5ZI 322-1211 EARLY uSD5 7:414:11 •,a, Young Frankenstein 11:30 (3)O FACE THE PM'nON 0 TURNA1O "Hard-HattedWomin" Female blul-collar workers face problems of prsjudIce and harassment on the job. (R) 4:30 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverage of the World Table Tennis Championships from Pyongyang, North Korea; European Women's Gymnastics Championships from Copenhagen. Denmark; live reports on the second day of the Indy "500" time trials. OD 8 40 MINUTES M . (2) OUTLOOK (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 FANGFACE -_--- - -- 2:00 (2)O THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 8:30 9:00 (2) ff NBC MOVIE "The Cassandra Crossing" (1977) Sophie Loren, Richard Harris. A transcontinental European train with hundreds of passion: gets aboard is placed under quarantine after the discovery of a plagucawjing stowaway. 0 MOVIE "Strangers: The Story Of A Mother And A Daughter" (Premiere) Bette Davis, Gene Rowlands. After an absence of more than 20 years, a woman returns to the home of her widowed mother for an uncertain reunion. OABC MOVIE "Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid" (1969) Paul Newman, Robert Redford. Two charming out. laws and their mutual mistress rob and shoot their way across South America. (R) 11:00 0 NEWS iNEAK PREVIEW Roger Ebert and Gene Siskef review "Manhattan," "A Little Romance" and "Dawn Of The Dead." (3) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNI NG FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR 7.00 (2) O TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNI NG 00000 MORNING AMERI' CA SESAME STREET JOHN TRAVOLTA , NY 0 FAMILY LIFE BAPTIST 0 02) FIRST CHURCH 0 QUE PASA. U.S.A.? "Patria And Company" A big surprise is In store for the Pena family when cousin Fields Introduces them to her husband Gary. (A) 0 ALEXANDER'S BACHT1ME BAND Young string musicians who come from all over the country to play In Carnegie Hall concerts perform under the direction of Alexander Schneider. (R) (ED NEWS of Barbara's shows up at the apartmel with her new baby. ,R) 0 THE O8MONDS Guests: Loretta Lynn, Chuck Berry, Chubby Checker, Wolf man Jack. S THE FORSYTE SAGA "Action For Libel" Michael's battle with MacGown In Parliainent explodes Into a fist tight. Fleur and Marjorie near court action. •.n (I) ALL IN THE FAMILY vos OF VICTORY (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN ..catchit. know how to apply yourself both details could be disruptive ARIES (March 21-April ii) . physically and mentally, as Your thinking cap Is in f well as enjoying what you're tod ay. You'll welcon. shape doing. any chance use it. In fact, t1 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The bigger the cha results you're seeking today you'll like it. llenge the bettet' SPIDER-MAN I Py ON . 11.52 322-7502 IVI 5A1$UN I ,, ,z,. '" "' 'ITS NOW RATED PG ____________ - 1100 AGRONSKY AND COMPA. Katie Elder" (C) (1965) John Wayne. Dean Marlin. Four brothers avenge the deaths of their parents and the loss of their ranch. (2 Hrs.) SPORT8WORLD Coverage of the Champions All Gyrnnastics Women's Competition from Wembley, England; Part 8 of "The Fittest Of Them All"; 2,000 Guineas Horse Race 1:30 (2) OUTDOORS (.4) 0 NRA BASKETBALL Live coverage of an NBA playoff game. Teams and location to be announced, I WORLD P 'nil SEA WALt. STREET WEEK "Gaming And Other Leisure Times" Guest: Lee S. legur, vice president, Paine Weber Mitchell Hutchins Inc. (A) 7:30 (2) A.M.E. HOUR (4) SUNDAY MORNING FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH productive day, because you - -- IN (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM LAZA ______ You need to be actively in.6 logical, firm persuasion. Don't - -- cargo of heroin across the Mexican border. 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. 'nON (12) JERRY FAL WELL PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 In matters relating to your. finances or caree r today, keç CANCER (June 21-July 22) everything as light as possitlé' 1' '" be an extremely for success. Haggling o$c domestic nature today. You will get a lot accomplished and your Per. Individual questions will 7°° 2'S COMPANY 8 THE LAW AND YOU want to make can work out satisfactorily. winning action, He went to 'NEWSI'AI'FIi I%'TEHI'IIISE ASSN five spades. His purpose was worthl MOVIE MACHINE AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (12) AFTER HOURS history of Irish art. talking over with your mate or family today so that plans you be afraid to add a touch of h umor to the pict ure. VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sept 22 ) Busy yourself with things of a be answered of accompanied the red suits, but that other- bi , stamped. se!l.addressecl wise his hand was rather envelopes T?m' trios, snte,esf• sound sng questions will be used in South went on to six, but this Column and will receive then proceeded to blow the COPSeSOIJACOBYMODERN) (I) CHURCH SERVICE 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC which explores the spirit and lf 10-30 (2) MOVIE "No Way To Treat A Lady" (C)(1968) Rod StI4(, George Segal. A PsYChOtIC kil* of elderly women dressas in various disguises and eludes a Persistent detective. (2 Hi-s.) (I) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL 0 FOR OUR TIMES Douglas Edwards hosts this weekly sties exploring current social iuues from a religious VIIW. point. moewot.D zoom (R) 12.30 6:30 Museum Of Fine Arts in Boston volved with one of yout birth sign. huma nita rian projects today, GEM IN I (May 21-June 20) Select the one that does thd There is something th at needs greatest good for the largest- discards. A Kansas reader asks If it Opening lead: 3 is ever worthwhile to risk a slam contract In an effort to rtrick. Today's hand is a possible By Oswald Jacoby example. Playing in a match and Alan Sontag point game, South might ____________________ score an ove well take the heart finesse to North didn't know exactly pick up a match point or SO, how to bid his hand after gut In rubbe r bridge he South jumped to three would be downright silly, spades. The slam is ha rd to bid and Finally, North hit upon no cinch to make, 'Do you have a question icr to tel South that he, North, didn't want to use, Black- the experts Write "Ask the wood because he held a Experts." care of this newspa- , 111 - ,, -----V. finesse and get four diamond N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify 600 (4)ABETTER WAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE wrong mothers, S IRISH TREASURES Alexartder Scourby hosts this PlO" gram on the exhibit at the - with the king of hearts and discarded three diamonds West North East South on the last three clubs, I4 Of course, if he were a hog Pass 24 Pass 3• he could have made seven. Pass 5• Pass s. He would ta ke the hea rt THEY CALL A SELF-MADE WAN, MOM THEN WE USE MASCARA trkk 'short. at trick two, ruffed a low pass pass pass ( one Dealer: South ____ THEN A. M Vulnerable: North-South trumps, entered (tummy 16 %4E. "JAT CHEEKS, AND HIGH" LIGHTING MAKE-UP UNDER THE EYES' left 4 A Q flU I A5 K 108 5 5 by Al Vermeer ..RXLOWEP BY A BLUSHER ON THE 7 • , 94 • Q 1083 Q5 94 PRISCILLA'S POP $ resent 10:00 •STUDIO SEE "Tubing" j Cowboy Danny Swei in a wild mustang roundup; Cathy Sherrill tubes down Farmington River. (R) W4TERCOM CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Privacy, Homebuying, Hotels - Motels" MORNING dox stork who somehow delivered them and others to the slam because he couldn't valuable lesson could with a flare that admirers find refuse a gift at trick one. hard to resist. l ea rned today from your obEast ço ul d n 't beat (Dec. fl-Jan. servation's of how another 19) CAPRICORN Doing for dummy's nine of hearts, so ot hers today will handles an issue. Later you'll South let it hold the trick, Later on the combination of be able to use It to your ad- afford you greater pleasiJI the 4-2 club break and the vantage. Your new Astro- than merely looking out -for c. at ywr Graph offu's mw new more Em - rtant, those w 6 about you . Get yours by mailing you South should have won the help will be appreciative;: . $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. first trick with his ace of AQUAR IUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19 hearts, led a club to dummy Box 489, Radio City Station, 5.12 --- ANDANSWERS celebrate the bad, the mean andtherotten. 8:30 (4)OBUOSBUNNYSPECIAL Bugs Bunny and his friends have a run-in with the unortho- For Monday, May 14, 1979 YOUR BIRTHDAY 12,00 •MONTY PYTHON'S FLY. ING CIRCUS 0 PAUL LYNDE GOES MAD Vicki Lawrence, Marie Osmond and Charo join Paul Lynda to look very promising for you this SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. coming year. It's likely you 21) You're extremely appealing may enter Into two to mem be rs of the opposite arrangements. by Howie_ Schneider E EK & MEEK 5 QUIET 8:00 CHIPS Fellow officers of Jon and Ponch recall some of their exploits after the two are nominated for a prestigious achievement award. (4)0 BAD NEWS BEARS Coach Buttermaker's investigation into the theft of food from the cafeteria turns up one of the Bears as the prime suspect. Joint ventures with persons only be fun for you to do, They could be real moneymakers as with whom you have close ties well. WIN AT BRIDGE URE 7:30 (2)CANDIDCAMERA (.4) THE MUPPET8 Guest: Cheryl Ladd. thusiasti about today will not I 8ATH, 01)1 IT 7:00 (2) THE GONG SHOW. (4) tjG BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 002) HEE HAW Guests: Bar. bara Mandrell, John Hartford, Roy Acuff and his Smokey Mt. Bo. LAWRENCE WELK SPRINGTIME WITH MIS.. TER ROGERS Fred Rogers is joined by his old friends John Reardon and Captain Kan. garoowhenalaakyroofonthe theatre brings the neighborhood together in this musical special. 20)Boosting other people's egos positive steps towards a secret makes you a person many want ambition you've been nursing. to be around today. Everyone you May 14, 1979 1 — LP C(co T' TAKE A 6:30 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (3) 0 CBS NEWS ff2) ROOKIES An ox-convict, out on parole, desperately tries to go straight. birthday. Mail $1 for each to far more assertive than you g, have been on this matter. AstroGraph, P.O. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jaii. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign, 19) Cut down on your outside GEMINI (May 21-June Involvements today and take — — —'2 mate Impostor" (Premiere) Joseph Hacker, Keith Andes. An American secret agent is given the ability to pass through any milieu for 72 hours with perfect skills learned from a computer, 0 LOVE BOAT "Third Wheel" Ethel Merman, Bob Cummings. "Grandmother" Nanette Fabray, Barry Nelson; "Second String Mom" Beth Howland, Michele Tobin, 10.00 (2)ff2) BJ AND THE SEAR Three girls kidnap BJ and force him 10 help them make moonshine in their backyard, OFAJnASY ISLAND A for. met circus owner brings all of her old acts together for one last show, and a man who wants to be a professional bowler gets the chance to cornpete in a major tournament, 11:00 (2)(!) 00112) NEWS 11:30 (1) dZ SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Michael Palm. Guest: James Taylor, (4) MOVIE "Bullitt" (C)(1968) Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughn. A San Francisco detective tries to prevent he murder of a prospective witnest for a political hearing. (2 Hrs.) 0 MOVIE To Be Announced. 0 MOVIE "Kid Galahad" (C) (1982) Elvis Presley, Gig Young. After getting out of the service, a young man wins a boxing match and then returns to his auto repair shop. (1 Hr. 55 Mins.) 6:00 NEWS TERPIECE THEATRE "Lillie: America" From Lillie's first day in America she 5 cheered wherever she goes, but disaster clouds the opening of her play in New York, (R) 57 — — — — --- -- -.- 900 (I) Ii CBS MOVIE "The Ulti. EVENING This coming year, Industrious effort will yield higher returns have a way of phrasing things today, either in the spoken or than you might expect. If large written word, that will get your don't feel YOU Can tackle a alone, find a willing points across in a masterly project ' partner and go after what YOU fashion. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) want. TAURUS (April )-May )) Without your expending too ,. WOIIC much effort, chances of You'll put your again today when you take a receiving some things you'd dormarit project and, with a like to have could come your little ingenuity, turn it into way today. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Dec something worthwhfle. lAarn more about yourself by sending 21) You could get a better for your new Astro-Graph perspective on an important issue today that will make you Letter which begins with —— -- Sunda May 13, 1979—lB _____ instincts are steering you corTectly. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You YOUR BIRTHDAY (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I L Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . 49 - - �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 13, Legal !otIcs Legal Notics . CLASSIFIED ADS CITY OF LAKE MARY, NAME STATUTE FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY ONCERN Niliceel Public Hearing Notice is hreby given that the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: undersigned pursuant to the NOTICE j3 HERESY OWEN by World Sunday, May 13, 97_'95 :.. tuU time *nowfld9e NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ________________________________________ Country Music 18—HElP Wanted — I I Orlando - Winter Park Seminole necesUrY. Apply in p.rIIt L..Uvi.wNursIngCenterS1tl * _____ ____________________ 831-9993 3222611 ______________________________ "FictitIous Name StatUte", Chapter tP. City Council of the City of US.0, Florida Statutes, will rgl$tet Mary, Florida that said Council will CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES with the Clerk of tie Circuit Court hold a public Miring on June 21, for Seminole County, Florida, I0Of' 1919 at 5:00 P.M. to consider an .................................43caIInI HOURS Mourns Flaft Death 3cemectti,Iw$ . . .3k a hue receipt Of the publication of this Ordinance entitled: notice, the fictitious name, to.wIt AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY lcor..cuflve times.....35c a line S:30 P.M. 5:00 A.M. I . 111'A11111T1(IP I (jN,,uusIme&parttlml. AP in piflCn I.*eviiw Nusiøi. ,. gig . -'ii" YMSNT - ENTRALFLORIDAPOWERPAK OF LAICE MARY, FLORIDA RE. "pa will be remembered as pearance In 1939, and finally Country music performers and one of the mod faithful of the joined banjo player Scrugga In fans mourned the death todsy Grand Ole Opry people," Atkins 194t of bluegrass guitar player added. "He was a very The two separated In 19 for Lester Flatt, who teamed with dedicated musician and enter- reasons that were never Earl Scruggs and the F0W tamer. closed. Mountain Boys to produce their Flatt was born In Overton "Earl and I hadn't spoken in ownspeclalbrandoftoetapping County, Tem., In 1914. After 10 years until the *her day, country musIc. years of entertaining his friends Flatt said in a February Flatt,64, became critically ill with his guitar playing aid tetlrIeW. Friday morning and was s1ngin he finally toot their Legal transferred to the cornonary advise and turned professional. _____________________ care imit at Baptist Hospital. He made his first radiO ap ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS He died of heart failure at 1:20 _________________________ NASHVILLE, Thin. (UPI) - _ MONDAY thru FRIDAY CENTRAL FLORIDA POWER PM ZONING CERTAIN LANDS WITH. under which wi expect to engage in IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, SATURDAY uts at 511 West State Raid 435 FLORIDA. As HEREIN DEFINED FROM R.1A TO C.1, CONFLICTS, Altamonte Springs, Florida. SEVERABILITY AND EFFEC. That the partlas interested In ud lIVE DATE. business enterprise are as follows: changing the zoning on the following Central Florida Power P1k property situatw in nil Donald A. Olson City of Lake Mary for the purpose oi Bernard A. Schoch 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum Ysi Sunday Before Publication - Noon Christopher Lloyd Guthomson, obtaining commercial zoning: TMSW¼OItMSW¼OISeCIIOnf, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, LeRoy 0. Barber ______________________________ Dated at Fern Park, Seminole Seminole County, Florida, less the ____________________ CLASS IFIED LET YOU KNOW WE NOW HAVE YQU.W- Friday TO HELP YOUI 4—Personals ..: CALL 323-5176 36—Resort Property _______________________________ TIIi 11:i .. ..;• Daytona Beach-ocean front Apts weakly. Call 322105$ If no ans ANNETTE THE MANAGER - (94) 252.9191. SHE IS FROM OUR DLANDOFFICE '. 38—Wanted to Rent SUS1t THE COUNSELOR- ,- FROMHEAVEN MANY JOBS . Ca1I534.23$6 _____________________ Mother desperate for home WAITINGI CRETARY --- PJ1'nAptorsm lurnhouse. (sm children. 349 5)75 - ___________________________ Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN 4ND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7951CA49.K REGAL CONSTRUCTION COM. PANY. Piskitit$, iies 'iwomuci STRUCTION, INC., St il, 5—Lost & Found DECEASED. Drawings,_SpecifIcation...g. voluntary petition of the owners, by Dodge Plan Room 611 Wymore Road, Suite 204 Winter Park, Florida 31759 FlorIda BuIlders Ex. Central change, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE RISISTIIIST$ JUDICIAL CII. .rdsIns, .. atmee VvJ.Lal,s.. *a SECTION I -ree, me City at dareof Is eM, 1. W*Ns as Winter Springs, Florida, oes Altamonte Springs, Fler, 3m1. . herewlthanddoesherSbyannax and The name and address its, redefine the boundary lines of the sai eprasantativvs atterney vs CASE NO. 79.75)CAS4I Defendants. IN RI THE MARRIAGE o Winter Park, Florida 32192 NOTICE OP SALE MARY JEANNE EDWARDS PROPOSAL GUARANTY NotIce isgiventhat pursuant toan Each Proposal shall be ic municipality of the City of WInter set to.m beb. Amended Summary Final ltne' companied by a certified check or Springs, FlorIda, by including those Judgment In Foreclosure dated the an an acceptable form of Proposal certain contiguous lands lying 10 AU persons having claims or 24th day of April, 1979, In Case No. DAN ALBERT EDWARDS Guaranty In an amount equal to ' Seminole County, Florida, and more doin*Ido agsinst the estate as-i 7951-CA-09-K, in the CircuIt Court 01 least five (5) percent of the amount particularly described as falwg required, WITHIN THREE the Eighteenth JudicIal Circuit, in of the Proposal, payable to the order Respondent LOt 11, Block B, LISs right of way MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF and for Seminole County, Florida, in NOTICE o ACTION of me Seminole County Housing U.S. Highway 17 I 92, PIat Book 7, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF which REGAL CONSTRUCTION TO: DAN ALBERT EDWARDS authority as a guaranty that if the page 53, Public Recordsof Seminole THlSNOTICE,tefllowNhshgC COMPANY is the Plaintiff and 320 West Main SIrW Proposal isaccepted,theBIdderwill County, Florida. Of liii abave Court a wrNteus SPERANZO BROTHERS CON. Bensenvliie, Illinois execute the Contract, and file ac SECTION II. That the City statement ii any claim or domand STRUCTION, INC.; MR. & MRS. YOU ARE NOTIF lED that an ceptable Performance lord within Council of the City Of Winter Springs they may have. lads claim m be ANTHONY SPERANZO; M I N tin (10) days after the iward of the has determined that a zoning in writing and muSt kidicate me DOOR AND TRIM COMPANY; action for dissolution of marriage, has bean filed against you and you COntraCt. classification of C-2 would be basiS fOr the claim, the name and PLY-MARTS, INC.; MILLS I are CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS requlredto serve a copy of your compatible with the surrounding address of the creditor or his agent NEBRASKA LUMBER COMPANY; written Any contract or contracts property within the CIty, an with orattorneyandtheamountc$almed. defenses, If any, to it on AIR FLOW DESIGNS, INC.; MARY JEANNE EDWARDS, awarded under this Invitation for the passage of this Ordinance, me If the claim isflotyetduLthedat, HARRY B. CALLAWAY: ACOUSTI Petitioner, whose address is 250 bIds are expected to be funded In CltyCouncildossherebyamendme edsl It will because due shall be ENGINEERING COMPANY OF Almyra Drive, P.O. Box ill, Lake part by a grant from the United OfflcialZonlngMapofttsemsmlcipal W$etlftheCliifflIsgSlWklg5fl55l FLORIDA; and WILLIAMS SOD Mary, Fla. 32714 on or before May States Department of Housing and limits of the City of Winter Springs sildatad, me nature a. me CO., INC., d-b-a AMERICAN SOD Urban Development. Neither the Florida, and the CIty's Corn. uncertainty shall be Waled. If me 24,19 l9,andflletheoriglnalwlthtpie COMPANY are the Defendants, United States nor any of itS prelsenslve Land Use Plan to include claim Is secured, the security i clerk of this court either before wIll sell to the highest ifld best departments, agencies or em. the service on Petitioner or Imsublect property within te be described. The claimant shall bidder for cash at the West-Front mediately ployees is or will be a party to this IIOVI described deslgheted sousing deliver suit Iclent coplssef Its. claIm thereafter: oftierwisi. doer of the Seminole County Wault Invitation for Bids or any resultIng will be entered against te the ClIrk Is enable me Clerk Se cIaskatien. Courthouse In Sanford, Seminole contract. me relief demanded In the That upon mall am cepy Is me personal SECTION Ill County, Florida, at 11:00 am. on complaInt Bidders must comply wIth the passage and or petItion. adoption of this or- rag,easmta$ive. May22, 179,thefollowing described President's Executive Order dlnance, the CIty Clerk is hereby WITNES$my hand andthesealof All persons Inleradad in me property set forth In the Order Numbers 11214 11371 which and this Court on AprIl 19,1979. directed to in, a certified copy a. eMasetewhemac.pyefmiS..tice F1tibI Judgment: in prohibit discrimInatIon ine with the Cio a. the Of ad ISt?IIIIJI Ills been mailed em. this Lot 2. Block B, Knoliwood, ThIrd (SEAL) ploymentwlthrigardtorace,creed, Circuit Court In and for Seminole are required, WITHIN THREE Addition, according to the Amended Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. color, sex or flat101501 origIn. As Clerk of the Court County, Florida, and to tile a cet- MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP P1St recorded in Plat Book 14, Pages Bidders must comply with TItle VI tifled copy wIth the Department ly: Eleanor F. Buratto 4143, Public Records of Seminole Of THI FIRST PUBLICATION OP the CivIl Rights Act of 1954, the slate it itse State ci Florida. Dep Clerk County, Florida. THIS NOTICI,t,fileany sS(ectien AntiKick Back Act, me Contract Publish: April22. 29, May 4, 13, W19 SECTION IV If any sectien or they may have that challenges DATED the 3rd day of May, 1979 Work Hours standard Act and the portion of a section or subsectien Of solidity Of DEI-59 (SEAL) me decadent's will, Davis Bacon Act. t$sisordinanceprovestobe Invalid, qualIfications of the personal Arthur H. leckwith Bidders must certify that they .0 unlawful or unconstttvtlenaf, I? shall rsprssentative or Clerk of CIrcuit Court me VOISUS Or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE not, and will not, maintain non be held to Invalidate or imMir lurlsdlctlen ii ff11 Ceurt. By: PatrIcia Robinson EI$HTIINTN JUDICIAL dR. provide for their employees any me validIty, force or effect Of aiiy ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND Deputy Clerk CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE facilities that are segregated on the omen section on poullen Of S sectI OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED COUNTY, FLORIDA. basIs of race, color, creed, past it thIS or PublIsh: May 4, 13, 1979 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7941$.CA'll-K national origin. DEJ-27 MAURICE LIEBIRMAN and Construction Contracts _____ ______ Grows beans (strisigleis & whIte half runner) U-Pick. Call 3dii'SCtioflS I picking time. U *pm Seminole County Court ' I__Ajgja_o$ftj ____________________ _____ _______________________ $ECTIONV-Thatallerdlnances ROSE LISIRMAN, hhswlfe, All bidders are hereby notified pests ci ondinancos In csnfllct and JEROME SWIMMER and that they must affirmatIvely ensure pienowith are hereby repealed. THE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7$'ISIS.CA*S EVLYN W. HICKMAN and CARL A. BUECHNER, 12—$sclaI N$Icis _________________________ - Lutheran Church of The Need *Jlnlenced on will train an. Detesiffiethat publicatlen responsible person en AUTO. ______ SOYS & GIILS* * ____ ____ ... -. '-4.-.- - .,.-. - -_- - - . - - I - - ----- ,. . — - ..........................,. - - %,• II.. .- I . I - -. -- - •. . .- .01 r. . - r ...----. 5'- 5-..-- . -- -r - V. -..- - ........... . .- ._-, - - '"' -. 32Bspllt plan, FR,dblcor lot. 0 dwn & assume. No aualifying. - Hailily man special. 2 lots . gbage apt. Could be apt down. stairs. Zoned comm. $20,000. S a&as in Osteen, cleared wsome n the lake. 519,500 sm Owner hold. AL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORD REALTOR t1.2544$. French Ave. ,,#3fl.0231, 323-7173, 322 0719 _____________________ a $25,300. A cute starter or for the yoeng at heart. 3 BR, 1 bath, ______ *t300. End the space race in t4 BR, 2 bath (out of the ordinary) spilt level home. GNat for expanding family. b'I. 2 building lots, zoned Mft3. located west of Sanford. 31—ArtmsiWs Furnlsh. _____________________ h. , town, very Clean & 'ismy JlmlO Cowan. 3$ Paimeme Ave. - . - 2.11 aPis fully furnished: dishes, silver, etc. & all utill5ag' inc. Available till October tot. ffi: By day, wk. or ___ ____ 000. For the builder S duplex b. lOtS in city. vusage. 3334UP _________________ - TEMPER AGENCY --. ' - - 1 SR.,Ws.$13ins,. *dop IztvaforC Or Pit. 502*1 For the investment 2 unit Apt. bldg. Good ',-' . . . REALTOR 322-4991 - 5433435 332959 . SEL'UDE D COUN TRY LIVING ',on, tor horses, fish pond. 32 - 15.5120 Ideal wP R, S acres. $49,750. - . NIce Apt. fir rent, 30 on evor, AvallebleatterMen..Mayld .. APARTMENTS ______ _________________ ACOLORFUL FUTURE I$APWONE CALL AWAY pert ties. .s* ciert. pert time u.s is me,, coler.vl en you' batteNs, I maIntenance eersus geld money. and aorsasn.sdst Sanford las I-Il meIh Slit. pespte. Call 46 SEApply 552, WifordOfaI itve, frjit I pecan trees. $antsrdAysmue "Energy Efficient' studio i Ideal fsr SIe psu$ nsjy foliwis, $1111 WiriØ fabric ($VI(d walis, *O COr115, beat, *, 13 bell In .V$Isvi WlIi ____ •... .4 ..p .... ___________ S , - --........- .. , .. - -- _... .. - - -- .-- .. -- ..-....... - - Want to ' build? We have the lot. 8es opportunity Auto ator shop. F antastic - 4t.on. qood accounts Owner . lb,elp finance, .135.000. - - 22 Years Experience For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor Owner, at 322.2120. Stenstrom Realty, Realtors _____________________________ - ..'. - - -- Moving sale-furniture, tools, etc. 8-46 Wlldmere Ave., I blk S. of 434 3 BR. 1', B home wIarge above ground pool. This home would be ideal starter home for young family or ret. couple. Call Jean Edwards, Associate Eve. 830- I 834-5600 STENSTROM REALTY ' ''v' ' OVER $4 MILLIO THROUGH APRIL. 1979! JUST LISTED! 4 BR, 3½ Bath Home with Every Imaginable r.Stiw.l Pool & Patio! Lg. FR with Wet Bar, OR, Eq. Eat-i,, Kitchen, and huge BR'si Much More! BP P WAR RANT ED. Only $90,000! SUPER! 2 BR, I Bath Home in DeBary on I Acre! Eat-In Kit. then, FR, Porch, Pond and Furn. Neg.! Great Buy for - - '78 Skyline Mobile Home 12*64, 3 BR. I' B $700 dwn. & assume payments 322 6338 '7) mobile home in Carriage Cove. 3 BR, 2 full batl, 12*64, unf urn. except stove I r frg. $6000. 3238909 after 5 p.m. TON w.lap siding I shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrlandoDr. 323-5200 VA&FHA Financing $34,750! 1½ Bath HomeonlargeLot! CentralAir, ww Carpet, Pan. FR w. Flrplace, Coy. Patio and Grill and More! SPP WARRANTED. Shiny Deal for $39,900! MAKE A WISH! 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in Lake Mary with Central H.AC, w-w Carpet, and Dining Areal Freshly Painted and Fenced Rear Yardl app WARRANTED. Only 134,9001 BEAUT1FULI Executive 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor! Pool & Patio, Central HAC, Fireplace, Eq. Eat-In Kitchen! FR & Every Imaginable reature! BPP WARRANTED. Your Dream Come True for $72,900! TERRIFICI I BR, l': Bath Home inWashingtonOakswlthCernral Heat, ww Carpet, OR, Pantry, Large LR, Porch, and Much More! BPP WARRANTED. Just $29,900! LK. MARY—LK. FRONT ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN. TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACULATE $32,000. - 2 acres with 1 acre U-. orange gtøy,,., Mary Blvd., 191' on lake. $39 OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $61,900. HAL COLBERT, REALTY UNLUCKY? TRY THIS GREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY $55,000. Are you a full time driver with a part time car? Our classlfleds are loaded with good buy for INC. REALTOR 323-7832 Eve.3fl04I3,332-15$7,322-7177 you. CAPE COD HOME IN THE COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS $31,900. BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING I CARPET, DUE FOR OMPLETION AUGUST I. $39,000. WILL TAKE YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE ON A NEW CROCKETT 3 Orl Lots zoned R-2, prime location. Water, sewer. Wm. Mallczowski, REALTOR, 32279*3. S acres w model 60 John Deere, located Lii Harney, Geneva, 515.500. 8162118 MANY DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM. PRICE RANGE $21,000 TO 5.43,000. SEIGLEK REALTY BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanfo,d Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 661-8335 20 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 640' ON LAKE MARY BLVD. $2,000 PER ACRE. IRING YOUR CHECK BOOK. S ACRES FOR HORSES, COWS, AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT. $20,000. ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA RIVER AND HIGHWAY 46. USELESS EX. CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS, 15,900. LOVELY! 3 BR,2 Bath Home In Area, Pan. FR, Utility Room, w. w Carpet, Close to Schools & Shopping! app WARRANTED. A Buy for 537,9001 SEIGLER REALTY LONESOME HOMEI 3 BR, 1 Bath Home in Sunland with Dining Area, Carpet, Spacious Backyard and Much Morel Perfect Starter Home! Good Locationt BPP WARRANTED. Just 129,5001 DREAM HOME! 3 BR, 1.2 Bath Home in Dreamwoid with Central HAC, w.wCarpet, EatIn KItchen, Pantry, FR, Wallpaper I Paneling! BPP WARRANTED. 133,900! Yours, for BATTLE OF THE BULGE you are fighting to provide enough space for a growing family, let us show you this 3 or 4 BR home in beautiful Sanora. Exc. assumption. $11,500. line. Close to downtown I churches. $27,500. YOU'LL LOVE THIS ONE! 4 BR, Bath Homeon Lovely Shaded Loll Eat In Kitchen, ww Carpet. Large Screened Porch, and New Roof! More Too! Only $35,100! - REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S . SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL lOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. II Sanford's Sales Leader WEEKEND HIDE.A.WAY OR YEAR AROUND LIVING ijoy clean fresh, cool water running by your front door. Swim, fish or lust relax on your own private estate I "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. $14,750. REALTY WORLD PARK - 323-2223 .. - - - - BROKER "ALANDSUPERMARKET" 2139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford (CI). e Real EstateAgency REALTORS IS'S S. French 1192) Sanford 323 5324 -___ p 47— Estate Wanted I * *HOUSE WANTED. I In Need of Repairs 323-Ills Eves. Baptist Church needs 2 Sacresin Casselberry aree. Call $30 7919 SO—Mscellaneous for Sale -selection foam backed drapes; prints 30* $4, $11.50 Pr.; Large Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back peyments I buy -ts BovM WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & Rid MORTGAGES. R. Leg, LIc. AUg. Broker. $35 No. ID Wymone Rd., Altamonte. 142-7*3 - - $300 & take Home I nrojjn$ Air Cord. & Hosting Central Heal & Air Cord. Free Eat. C'lCerIHcrrls-at- ----- JACK FROST- Cent. h'eat " INSULATION - BaitIng, blowing, Rç,Q Feem.,-.I)brgI 5. Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call ' 3710839 or 904734670$ collect. -- KULP DECORATORS Since 1937 322.7335 Appliances ________________________ Western Saddle, blanket & bridle, $15. Yamaha 125 Enduro, $150 6421271. AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322 9)11 _____-____ Alan-s Appliances Eves alter 61 weekends Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 Moving must sell everyihing' BR set, Mediterranean with queen size water bed, $300, Explorer 3 — wheel motor bike 1974. $350; DInette set. $95. Remote control 65—Pets-Supplies Border oIlie, Sm. spayed fern., intelligent, protective & loving, needs home w-yard. Present owner moving. 373 8413 or 3234330 ext. 221, Alice. Beauty C4re ______________________ EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will Nook appear here tomorrow. Carañilcllle - New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 8698562. ________________________________ FOR SALE: Furn., beds, arm chair, couch, desk, chair, radio, HIFI. 3223153. PAINTING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEst 3230129atter5:30 ______________________________ TOWER'S BEAUfl' SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty 5)9 E. 1st St., 322-5742 MlNTZER TILE 68—Wanted to Buy 323-5092 Free Estimate Call Mr Taylor 322 1345 2 Retired men want repair work of any kind, including roofs. Free Estimates. 373 34j. - Doberman puppy, male, 9 weeks old Shots Champion blood iflCS Show prospect, 5100 321 0211 color T.V Zenith, $275; Ham mond pipe organ, 1450. Unique antiquepatio set, 5)50. 2Ott boat wIth 100 hp motor, 52.450; 1972 Ambassador St Wgn, $795. $34 Concrete Work Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. & Res. 322 0205. FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7560 109W. 1st WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nilure Salvage. 332577). essmekIng No lob too large or small, Corn plate lawn service. lree eStimate. 323 45$I; Landscaping 8. spraying 323 5049 call anytime. - SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. BUY SELL TRADE 31131SE.First5t. 3225633 Coca Cola vending machine. Holds 3½ cases of bottles. In excellent cord. $300. 323-1416. ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 $126 Leather I Rubber Work Boots - -- Alterations, Dressmaking WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 ________________________________ 'G. LaiSeryj eral L'andscapin. Rosd specialists, sop soil I fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming. Electrical 323 294$. BLIRFIELD'S Electric Service & Repair. Industrial, Comm. I 'I UgI*I'tauling Residential, .322-9354 24 Hrs. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Cash 322-4132 322.579) IS' GE frostless ref. $150; Dinette table; twin bed comp. new $45; El adding mach. $30. 7 drawer desk $30; Alladdin port. arry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Ref r'q., stoves. trials 72—Auction hedge trimmvr. new $30; 19" HuIq'iarna ch4ln saw. new sie. 3230110. sPUBLIC AUCTION. MON., MAY 147 P.M.. ood selection of good sturdy used urn. out of an old hotel in Winter Park. Lois of odd chesls, dressers, nite stands, beds, also TV'S, dinettes I misc. $ CASH DOOR PRIZES$ MASTER CHARGE & VISA Gosth B&P Exterior. Fungus & mildew removal Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free EU. 3396066. 665*335 15$. French Ave. creen-porches, pool end. ,wds. All type re glazing I wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 3228545. _______ - Furniture Salvage, 17-fl So. of Sanford. 332-1721. 5520. I Pairflng _________________________ - THAN RENT COMPARE THESE FEATURES: MOSILI HOMES AT COST Pill MOVE IN WITHIN 100 'CITY WATER aId SEWER INCLUDED S ADULT ONLY aId FAMILY SECTIONS 'os.-w. 3M1.E.aIIl.fl 9:11A.M. SANFORD I:NP.M. ___________________ DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322.5345 - Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air coed. 322-5752. Pluiing Service Hondyman _________ Handy Man-will hoe orange groves on contract. Large or small. 3326521 after 6 p.m. - ____ Honu In'rove,flge, a— RIIIIIIVI Custom built ironwork. Window guards, gates etc. Mart,n's 313 1SIl,339.?ov3 — 1 Man, quality operation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Real, 327-1321 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELINGIREPAIR 5G. BALINTIASSOC. 322.5443 - ___________________________ All types. eqpt repair, truck bodies, roof racks, portable egpt. Martin's 323-7151, You rBu&ness.., 323. $160 - ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Cog Cds. 3230)14; 322 4601 _________________________ _________ Paper _FREE Estimates. (305) 322 AlIIMAL HA1vEN Dog- & -Cal boarding, bathing,. clipping, flea control. Pet cages. Painting Hanging...(ree est Professional workmanship, quick, quality, courteous servic.444.4J53 Licensed- Insured. Bonded Orooniing & Bosrng 3237340 or Estate, CommercIal I Residential Auctions & Ap. prais.als. Call Dell's Auction. 323. (LOCAL) 3495371 BODEN Glass&Scrien SANFORD AUCTIONS ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.91 aa. Pc,: NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables 139. Sanford Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. Exterior Cleaning _________________________ _____ Auction Sundays I P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy. 427 Consignments Welcome elloggs Auction Sales 323 7050 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up Specs with a want ad in the Herald 322-3411 or 131-9993. FOR LESS 1965 Mercury .1 Dr H I Body. motor, tires qoodcond, req. gas, current sticker Make offer. Ph 3?? .1000 1975 Ford 250 Ranger Camper special AT. PS., PB Good cond 57500. 321 0345 alter 5pm SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 upholstery . carpets. Free Estimates. CAIRIAGE COVE 69 CaiTl&'ro 127 hp 3 sp qood Cond Call .ittóp m 3732299 1970 ForciP U, SO00m srn VS. auto 5)095 372 630? 62—Lawn-Garden x $1 $10.50 pr. Custom OWN V 8, PS, PB. many extras $1900. 322•7349aft7 F 100 1972 Ford P U. $1,100 571 1680 Guitars, Drums, Banios. Corn plate. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob B.i%'s Disc. Canter mi. 2202 PranthAy,.. - .... 322-2255 - Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 25904 — 323 7667 Sanford, 323.5721. 45A—OatOl Stats 79—TruCks-TraIlers payments $21 mo. 2323 So. U.S. 1 Titusville, FL 5 pc uR su.;: ,w.v'. $33v; LR new $399; Lovaseat $4.95 I up; 7 pc. dinettes $Se.N I up; Ref. 5SOIup; El. stove$lOIup; full size draperIes $10 I up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-fl So. of Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1571 DeLand 648.8335 equity. 322.1314. 322 2420 over kerosene heater, new $75; 23" El NEW LISTING AT 1012 MYRTLE is 2 BR home with a pleasant sun rm. is shown by appt. only. You'll appreciate Its 1mm. cord. Recently re-roofed 1. new sawer Kimball Super Star Licensed Mortgage Bgoker 310 Sanford Ave. 1605 (Dealer). S9—Misical Nlerchandise 3 Room Air Conditioners Space Heater I Lawn Sweep LOG HOME OF YOUR CHOICE. STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. 2 ACRES HWY 46, WEST OF I-I, NICELY WOODED ON LARGE CHAIN OF LAKES. OSTEEN AREA. $1,000 PER ACRE. - RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg $5 Scott Reagan 322 517 NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 1-100432.4002 41.25 ACRES ROLLING HILLS — JUST MAKE PAY?SENTS 61 t 1967 Mustang Convertible 57—Sports Equipment 1239. LAKE ACCESS. 519,900. 197$ Ford Fairmont FUIIIF.)uiF $300, take over payme'c 323 1917 15 models Call 3399100 or 534- & Accessories p.m. TO 15 YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIALCOMMERCIAL 1$ BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7710 196921½ Larson Cutty Cabin. Low time, 160 hp, 1.0, full canvas, tandum wheel trailer, w el wench. $3500. 373 $492 aft 6:30 SECOND MORTGAGES $4,000 to $100,000 solids ---- Motorcycle Insurance Sanford, Fla. 32771 FOR ANY PURPOSE See our beautiful new BARR ING- 78—Motorcycles - - ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 47-A--rtgsges Bought & 42—?bile Homes DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WITH ALL THE GOODIES. EXCEPT FOR THE BIG HOMES AND BIG OAKS ON THE SAME STREET $55,900. 55-Boats 'You may be makIng headway on your diet. You slept through v ur 3 s.m. feeding!" ______________________________ -, tIIbft'( 1303. REALTY WORLD on 1792 West at ABC store 2nd mailboxon left. Fri. Sat., Sun, & Mon. K/v. 52 43—Lots-Acreage -- - - BUY JUNK CARS From SIOto $3,) Call 322 1624; 322 1460 Multi Family Yard Sale 13)3 E. 24th St. Saturday 4th St. 'PRICED TO SELL -______ 3A(I3NA AU TO AUCTIONS y 9' 1 mile .est of Speedwai, Daytona Beach. will hold a I public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 130 It's the only one in Flcrtda You set the reserved price Call 904 255 81)1 for further details ______ lop Dollar Paid for junk & uSed cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. . jl. Harold Hall Realty FIreside Realty, Inc. ...,• - 77—Junk Cars Removed _______________________________ 1974 Silver Cougar XR 7, power & AC, new tires Priced to sell. 52600 151 E Highbanks Rd.. DeBary_ . storage & utility rm. El garage door. $64,900. Realtors Brann Office - ____________ Multi Family Yard Sale Sat & Sun. 9 5 Furn Antiques, Baby & household items, Datsun topper, junk 323 IllS 198 Ruskin St Lake Mary IDYLLWILDE 3 BR, 2 B lovely stone fireplace & FR. Im. pressive entrance foyer. decorator wallpaper, extra SANFORD REALTORS laSt.30NMapi55_, p C Tel 5.100 323 1310 1971 Impala Travel TraIler. 27 sell contained A C, exc cOnct $3500 ?? 92S at' I fl 54—Garage Sales 1S9.90O. FuIl.Time Office Supervision ICompatible Associates a a *.e. - 3220357 Only $7,000. '- REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night Multiple Listing ServiCe ..4..._,.y,, - Good Used Televisions. s1 ana up. Miller's 26)9 Orlando Dr. WHERE THE ACTION IS! Exc. location, dance studio business w great potential on Hwy. 17-92. S.argest Listing Inventory *Dominant Advertising •10 Hour Sales Training SMember Realtors & ERA 'sNatlonal Referral Service ANYTIME •- De SOS muw ._-----. --• ... Leader needs Associates, cx perienced or newly licensed Now! ''. ____ -. Sanford's most well.know progressive, Sales Volume '' Tri,Ideel cousslry home, bemulifuI 43 w tile & oak Iloors. 1. _____ SpItlIforENGlNIII1pe, Cheratelhs, NC. Tih. ap. plicat less far INGIN IRS famili with Stop Iy.sfop, cresabs,, or _digital SSd pn.grs systems, tris. smisslas en special Senl YW*fl)Id$IMIIS,m$SepG. Sos 321311. CharIsi,., S.C. Real Estate Sales - . -- - 322 0797 Aft Hrs. 322.1643,332469 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE . - • 322-9283 g NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll find him listed in Our Business on SR 115, II mi north of San Service Directory ford We Will buy. Sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or ______________________________ misc, by the piece or house full Free pick up on consigned mdse 80—Autos for Sale at 30 pct 3?? 2270 - -- '89 Pontiac Bonneville, I DR.. HI. PS. PB Elec. seat & 75—ReCreational Vehicles windows Interior & mech. cxc - WsII sell Color T V. Portable. $135 HALF ACRE nicely landscaped. 3 BR centrally located, a yr. old. Wont last long. Only $34,900. .-:, ___________________ ______ eemsI%sity Is Nl5 Tts'iS 55 .4 '44 24 HOUR _____ _____ cash 1*-au-Sm ambles. for 0 - Experienced auto mechanIc IlidsiforIsew 111 $I.m5 Will car get ready. see MIke 332.3391 MUIds'tbShON.Nyi,eelI$s, -. ,4 I " IOIIi' IIALTY • •' $141. CII417.164S - BYWEEKOR MONTH $171 U NbNI$T wenewt leekini * a wow CNNW YW wSi$St OS IlidelJ thisad. aIdS eworent isihini ie UD1SS*$ 55 Ida this ad __.• -. •---................-- MOdIrn1BR,pItIOC.AC labt$lftk's lleltJ5 mm 3210759 SUNNY DAYS! 3 BR, •' . FURNISHEDAPT. — — .- ._ ________ ___ ' ______ ____ ImmedIate .wiIrIs $.r.r. day ___________________________ m• Americas Weed Products, * Marvin Ave. Apply S Lin. 5511:35 am.. Mat. thu Fri. • $LJ ping. Drive by 941 Waverly Dr. & Call 834 2845 for Appt. Owner tgInsferred. Adults, no pets. $200. 3233900. chIldren, flexible schedule. Basically 0-4, full time. Salary, $150. Laisasd area. Reply Sew 1$, c Evening Herald, P.O. 159. Sanlerd, Fl. 33771. EVEIIUS HOILO -_ - ____ No. 10, .sackaeuwllle,Please include phone _________________ I __________ ____ _____ - _____ If - carpeted, stove, ref., dlsh washer, disposal. Near hoepital. Machinist-Class A. MIII, lathe, shaper, Ofc. Mustliave all tools, e to - ..s. prints. 030-' 13 1 dii _____ — 3222611 _______ 2'bath, 2 car att garage with MANY. MANY EXTRAS. GØe schools & close to shop. ,, - _____ __________________ excIting to earn EIi after SChOOl and ivi nI s. Circulation Dept. PUBLIC HOUSING.- FUNDING REQUESTED FOR THU june,ign,andtllemeanlpinalwi* frimeuchwmsmaybaduehlm said Decloratlessand said IaiulSNC SECOND AC' tIlye. * Clerk of this Court eIther blurs Itse sineW Of $150 er calaWar T1ON YEAR IS AS FOLLOWS: Øy in liquIdated damages in ac ,i 4suaing RStichmtail,.i aforesaid sa'e will hi made service en PlaIMIffV aitvsay pursuant to. sinai en. iateiy tispesiteri omerwisi grgnie wills Atkhi 14 ii the 7.Maderni1at*alpicp 3ajsjg tired In Civil No. 7S-3011-CA*S, • deea 45 be4A1Jo4 agkwj yo SUPPIIMWrV General CIlidhtliil$. 01W pendIng in *0CWcw$ Court Of OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED Tatal Funds RaVselei for the rallei demanded in this llt,easa Judicial Circuit Is The Deiler resiivesthe'rlglst to anigialnt. IT IS INTENDED THATTISI FINAL APPLICATION FOR SECOND .11 aid* Seminole Cesidy, Fhilds. W$TNESSmylsandassdthsewalOf relict any on all YEAR FUNDS WILL U $USM$TTEDOj 01 SEFORE THE 151St-CAY Informality II , waive any O4TED isIs 9th day ij Map, OF MAY, 1979 in technicality any Prigesal In She DATED THIS Nh DAY OF MAY, . Worest Of ihie er. (U IL) OA OF CI$$1ONI*5 OP THE April 30, 1999 Dated: tIRTNUR H. UCKWITN, JR. ARTHUR H. SICKWITH, JR., HOUSING AUTHORITY OF TIll CITY Op (SEAL) srk afihe Circuit Ceswt Clerk Of me circuit Cssti$ SANFORD, FLORIDA By: Th1m Wilson. Ill June I. Curtis By. Cynthis Pradsr . THOMAS WILSON. III Publish: AprIl37, IS. MaP 3,1. p ciert Deputy cis* EXECUTIVE SECRETARY PuWNG: May $3. 199w FuNds: May $3.*V,JaneS, W9S PublIsh Ally 11,13.14,1979 ,. . (uSJ.50 05442 - Br.Owner. Super 2 story frame costemporary. I yr. new. 4 BR, dIstribute Spacious, modern 2 BR, C.H&A,,,: ____ ______ LOPIGW000 (Tiberon) Mid 560's. Deluxe towtw'ouse 2 BR, 1',I bash. all appliances, fenced efls,. laundromat. Canvenlqnt location. $211. Call 97.1441. U;- VERSATILE WORKER- TypIng, Ceffibined office & warelleuls worSt. Healthy mature. Retiree acceptable. U151te*$.Ivenfo.333.1i$2 Equal Opportunity Emplea-. _______ ______ to Heavy work - permanent position. Chancs for ad. vancement. Shipping & receiving experience helpful. Matite individual rquired. Ph. 3334461. pIflanp,al eftics, 10-12, tV• Tuesday, W&bisadey. ______ 1 _____________________ ': ____________________ *pfy hid NiNes CailBart USTATE .: REALTOR, 3227490 . •-sIN. Pool Adults sy, Lake Ada. Jim? So. of Airpert. . on 17-n in Sanford. ______ cpll mwQ IviHigor .. wean lOa.m.& 4p.m. ______ an a.. ..- Isrn$2SOw.ekup. Forappf. call Duane Groves at 617-4241 be,. Full tIme pesltlon lunch through dli$r hews.Excellint benstlti I pelsibhlily Of advancement, R ' 30.ArtmiiWs Uithrnls. pliotograppsic equipment for national company. Our peopie MATIC DISHWASHING MA. ______ ______ peu'ience 263$ Sanford Ave. . SAL.ESREPRESENTATIVIS We provide full training. We needS people with some sales ax- RESTAURAN1 R9. Real Estate Broker 53—TV-Radio-Stereo 831.24.42 SUPER TAX SHELTER quadraplex, basics are here, needs upgrading. Great potential, good cony, location. l9liFordF 100 PS.PB Auto. w camper top & CR 51500 323 4911 JOHNNY'S BACK Piney Woods Aucon Every Saturday at 7 p m located Jean Bryant REALTOR.ASSOC. REAL ESTATE ONE INC. REALTOR 80—Autos for Sale 72—Auction KENMORE WASHER- Pans. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 SANFORD ENDANGERED SPECIES Looking for that older 2 story hon-ic near town, schools & churches' Structurally sound, needs TLC. Over 21u0 Sq. Ft Breakfast ar.a, attic fan, 4ireptaca & mnre. 322-22*7. garage, C.H&A. -$uiidsrs home.-Manyextrast $36300. ,- . _______________ , :-. numser. 7350 7 am-I p.m. week days. ALTAMONTE MALL BATEMAN REALTY to,Qn, ~ acre, 1350 ft. iiving or write: Vanguard. Inch I Black maioii (*S)3. JORDAN MARSH country kitchen, breakfast nook. den, fireplace, 2 car enclosed gara. $65,000. 1 acre with old house. Owner holding. 525,000. - _____52—Appliances 1 $30,000 to 8ran new 3-1, secluded but in ,. - DlvisI Headquarters. 6315 _______ 1$—HoIP Wanted --______ _.. 42 all conveniences Consider leaseoption. 1,soo. 10 acres with cypress house. 1$ x 32 inground pool, fenced. US 000 _______________________ year. They stop saying It whew we show them proof. If YOU *. proof, call Tom Kant, collect, M. Relief Nlht Auditor, part time. Apply in person Holiday Inn 1 1aord, on lake front. ______ ci this nulice of a*uslnls,vs$lon: Bw1LDER. ' ' .. sa. 10 acres $1,500 each. bldg. lot. $12,000. by Gill Fox 107W. Commercial Phone 322.7881, Sanford $3O00. Low down payments. P.M. and ,wt over $10,111 Per on lakefront. Redeemer. Register Fall term, lImited Inroiiment, _____________________________ me. For more lnfsrrnathon . call 322M01.or 322-3113. pursuant to this advertl5efner5 shall take effect Immediately upess oy J. Latti PlaintIffs, MInorIty Business Enterprises will tinai passage and adogtien. Persenal RapreseMative vs. be afforded full Opportunity tO PA$SEDandADOPTEDffiis*h me J.F GRANT, at al, submitbldsassubcouwractors,oqas day of May, 1979. Ruby Marguerite LaltI suppliers Of materials, or services, FIRST READING: 3.50-79 Deceesed Defendants, and will riot be discriminated SECOND READING: 42479 Plaintiffs, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL NOTICIOPACTION against on me grounds Of race, CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, REPRESENTATIVE TO: J.F. GRANT, residence colon, religion, sas, on FLORIDA CLYDE C. PEROD, PATRICIA PE. unknown, if alive, his unkuows origin In Canslderatien for national .i**is w. u**s award. By: Tray J. Piland Rob and LAKE VILLAS CON. spouse if married, and If dead, his Lubat & Seem In accordance with ExecutIve DOMINIUM, INC., Mayor iuito 1111 Nantlerd Building reSpectIve unknswnlieln, devisess, Order 11431 ATTEST: EaSt R*hieen Street Ingasees and grantee.,, and any and all bidders will be afforded full MarY T. Norton Defendants. all penens having on claimIng assy eppertunity OrIau, Florida 35001 to submit bids In City Clark NOTICIOPSALI Publish: May 13, $79 right, tIther interest inauid 55*0 respsnse Semis invitation and will NOTICE ISHIIEBYGIVEN that follewirdescrlbedlandin Seminole lwibediscvlmlnsteda.alnstonssi. Psmiish: Apnli29,May4.fl,$, '' OSJ-41 0(1.124 on the 1* day of June, 1979, St Cy, FIIJidS, *wlt; gresmds Of race, cahe, religion, Eleven o'dsck AM., at the West The Souffiwnel loaf the Sesdtseaet or national origin In colideratlen ___________________________________ Front Door of the Seminsle Ceunly k *e Ssww,wsst 15 Of Sections, for award. Covrflseuse In Sanford. Fields. me Townahlp SI South. Range 31 laW CONTRACT TIME AND undersigned Clerk will alter far sale (a pascal two and .me-hail acres LIQUIDATED DAMAGES the following described real hi the $esøhseat corner Work Under this Agreement shall property: N COIBMOIICII upon written nstice thereof) Condeminlum Unit Ne. 114, LAKE to Proceed. and shell be cemplitsd YOU AND EACH OP YOU ore ISAL NOTICE VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. i can. Willed thai ass action to IOf tithe within 1$ calender days it NOTICE OP INTENT TO PILE FINAL domlnlum accerding to me Declare- to the aWVe-dSWIbId pirepauly has commencement it me Cs*$d APPLICATION FOR SECOND YEAR COMMUNITY tlon it Cendsunkilum Ownership Of rne against you in me abeve. Time as defined in the General DEVELOPMENT BLOCK SIAN? PUNSINS LAKE VILLAS CONDOMINIUM. alyledceurt and yeu an. riquired he Conditions it ISis Csntract. PURSUANT TO REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE UNITED recorded In OffIcial Recerd SeN serve a copy Of your written In CMI Of laike to CoMplete me STATES DEPARTMENT OP HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, 90, page s, Public Records Of' delansa., If any, to it en W.C. Nut. work within *0 time named hierslsi THE HOUSING AUTNORIT V OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Semlnsle County, Florida, together chisen, Jr., Huldileesi & Msrnls. or within suds aWn time as may NImBly GIVES NOTICE OF ITS INTENT TO FILE FINAL AP. have been aIed by eltaislsise, PLICATION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT with an usidlvlisdinlgr* Is andIP PlaIntiffs' atlsrnay, wit. the corniness elements as exam. is PG. Drawer H. Safest Florida the undersigned *' $5 NY *0 FUNDING FOR THE SECOND ACTION YEAR. PROJECTS PROPOSED q7'bIified buyer. ' we tell them that our distributors open their office doors at 5:30 P.M. close at 9:30 Fl. - Pd.w'235 Homes, 4 pet. interest to -. - this notice has Publication j'. _____________________ . OAKMONT . -- Most complete Craft I Hobby Supply In Central Florida. HOBBY DEPOT, tell Frds Ave. Sanford. Fl. sex on . services field. Seminole County 2—Rooit Court House Personnol, Sanford, by May hits. An equal op. CIesnfurn.room.$eparatebsffi: portunity InspiSyOr MF. entrance. Air & heM. Close rsatauranls. 322.1114. Maids I Waitresses, full I part Sanford Gracious living from SOS time positIons & summer weekly. Otillties included. * S' time.Apply Days Inn, Sanford. .. . Oik 3214433, 141.7113 .. lreakfastcook. Apply inperson Holiday Inn of Sanford -. - me me - block home. Walking to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. $2,1.S00 wexcellent terms. Jdtibny Walker Inc. 322 6457 or 3Z47)11 aft 5. ' ,' difènce 120 That lswhat most pooplesaywfien supplemented by specIalIzed training In EMS, and at I.at 1 year supervIsory work cx. perlence In the emergency 3231112 rnrdIateoeeupancy. New 3 BR. - IMPOSSIBLE co-ordlnator, salary OFF .. Mt InC., Realtor -3O13 .p__________________________ self addressed envelope. I. Jones, 720 Glasgow, WInter Graduationfromcollegewlthan associates degree In allied heatth services or related fold, - . YEnterprise,lnc. Opportunitle . FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS . 1306133or3394711eves. CUb',for your Iotl Will build on Ur lot or our lot. _________ Emergency medical services li—lnsfructlona - ' EarnOtiimoneyat home ad'essing (longhand or type. written), or typing letters reports. Details, Send stampe4- . House Personnel, Sanford by May lift. An equal opportunIty employer rn-f. - , rA.F HA-235-Conv. Homes w Down Payment ______ parlance. Abihl?ytotypeolwpni, ability to take dictation at CreatIveEessjs,ss - -.. Lee Schroeder, 140 Grace, St., Steger, III. 40473. (312) 75.5.41K __________________________- • Unsworth Realty REALTOR 9 MLC Yin 6061 or eves. 3230517 Asaociati gradu te-air condI refrig. seeks lob in commercial or IndustrIal. Call or write. Jon . blnation of training and ax- -________________________ 20% 3.s324. , - . 21—Situati,n Wanted _____________________________ 24-Bsjsifless lake privileges. 11o,000 SIDE GLANCES W. GarnettVinite Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. - a tl'ser In keel Estate Ca'II Reefty Would, The Reel Estate (3) years experience in responsible legal secretsrla work or an equivalent court. fold area. 332.2374. Sam's _____ our lot or yours. FHAVA, FHA 235 1 245. M. CALL MONDAY I 323-5174 (C04'fllr 1h I Hwy. 17-fl) _________________________ Agency June POrlig Lake Mary-lot with trees 100x130. Itor. 6U251a. Suill)o suit 41-Houses Longwood area-nice new home convenient to 1.1 & 434. 3 BR. 2 bahts, foyer, double gara. Couniry setting ____________________________ 912 French legal secretarial program or school supØlemonted by three PSat9ibIW• perk, fish. Free ry' mln. * erde'. San. _____ COPPOLA ASSOC. , MANY.MANYMQREI completion of a recognized . -. ' find FAST CASH buyers to buy thlZ equity. We can help you. . ., tralne Legal secretary-salary, ,, o.aduation from High School - Wr Csnstvudhk'iti 2304 A Winter Woods Blvd. nished. Coil Tony Coppola AssocIates. 6442511 HOMEOWNERS: DoWt lose your credit: Wehavehelpedothers to . CVIVIPUTER PROGRAMMER person Jungle Laboratories Corp. $01 Sliver Lake Dr., Sanford. __________________________ Warehous*n AtRotorpartslnc. 1141 AIrport 3221114 . $20 Irma Avenue Orlando, Florida Rca; tstate Associate needed who lives in Sanford. Leads fur. ..' Bookkeeper, computer operator, iiwintory clerk needed. Apply in __________________________ CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST and . THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SpecIal Summer program for 4.12 WHEREAS, the City CouncIl of yrs. old includIng weekly the City of Winter Springs, Florida, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED swimming, skating, I movies. is desirous of annexing and IN THE ESTATE: 322 MIS. SANFORD EARLY YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the redefining the boundaries of the CHDNTR. municipality to include the sublect admInistrationofffieestateof Ruby property pursuant to the authority Marguerite Lofti, deceased, File FREE CHILD CARE for those contained in the City Charter of the Number 79 S1.CP, Is pending 115 the who qualIfy. For further In. City of Winter Springs, Florida, and Circuit (cui-I for SemInole Csunty, formatIon contact Sandra Florida Statute 171.041, General Florida, Probate Division, the adLaws of Florida. •ss of which is Seminole Ceunly ____________________ , THEREFORE me city 01 Court louse, Sanford, Fleslia, __ __ _________ Winter Springs. FlscJda, hereby 33771. ,'411d flii te ESt The peresmal rsgJu...Jefl,e 500 West Fulton Street Sanford, Florida 31771 -: .. Clark, Dltz and Associates. property: Engineers, Inc. . OFFICE TRAINEE MOTEL COUPLE -: SMALL ENGINE MECH.: ENGRAVER TRAINEE CRE2JT MANAGER 20244, San Diego p2120. ___________________________________ Cii's - ELCTRICIAN HELPER Sanford, - OF ADMINISTRATION other Contract Documents may be passIng and adoptIng a non- NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING examined at the following locations: emergency ordinance to annex said tosr IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP CABLE T.V. Will train for installing - improvements on said land: Range and refrigerator. saId property being the same as set forth in the Final Judgment of foreclosure. Dated this 3rd day of May, 1979. (SEAL) Arth,jr H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Patricia RobInson Deputy Clerk _____________________________ Publish: May 4, 13, 1979 DEJ-25 ________________________ MANAGER TRAINEES--,- 41—Houses Lake Mary . U S U U u.Uu".UU r _______________________ Osteen -_- t5) get re ii : U — ___________________ Wantedto Rent are best for "Foggy the for "Bonnie and Clyde" They also cornposed "The Ballad Jed Clampett," used as the theme for The Beverly Hillbillies televison series. "Lester Flatt my country aingers of said Johony Cash. "I loved him as a singer, as an artist, and as friend brother. He will be missed by ," "Lester Flatt will be remembered as one the Important people In the genesis of arid Atkins. 'Hewastherealmodat the begimiing and I'm he contributed sound with his fine lot guitar work." - 3223439 'tOt3234e2e ______ COUNSELORS WAITING - -- - -- -' fl--Houses Unfurnished EXPERIENCED __________ sure ___________________ PROFESSIONAL p.m. "I saddened and I grieve over his Scruggs, his partner for 23 years. family extends willmisahirn. Lester and Iliad good hours together." Flatt and Scruggs, who played everywhere from coun- Abs , WE ARE PROUD TO County, Florida this 17th day of South 101W thereof andth West 2$ ia-lIp feet tM5of for right.of.way and also ____________________ -- .____ ..__- -.April, 1t79. -less grantor's 100 loot rlgM.cl.way _____________________ Donald A. Olson ______________________ extending through the Southeastern ?01 Supt. Public work': Reap. Barnard A. Schoch most portion of the land ccnveyedi MBORTION SERVICES. malntenance-OPS of Public Christopher Lloyd PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given Guthomson, containIng 7.119 acres more or hIs. W01t5 including streets, perks, that Sealed Proposals will be Sr. s Trimester Gyn abortion-4100; Mor commonly known as grounds. municipal bidgs. Legal Notice LeRoy 0. Barber received by the Sanford Housing am Clinlc -$30; Pregnancy test vehicle maint. Salary 512* Sanford, Florida at the Publish: April 32, 2$, May 5, 13, 1919 Northeast corner of Country Club Authority, male sterlization; free cairn. passing," said IN Reed and Lake Mary Beulexard, start. Resume to personnel THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Engineer's Office in Sanford, DEI4S soling. Professional care, • Currently Zoned R.1A. N. Edgeviioii, Winter Sags., Fl. time on local THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Fioridauntil2:OOP.M. portive atmosphere confidential. ORDINANCE NO. 1,1 The Public Hearing shall be held 32701. "My CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE AMy 17, 1919 for Castle Brewer Court AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY at the City hail, City of Lake Mary, CENTRAL FLORIDA Secretarytyping I. shorthand provements in accordance with CIVIL ACTION NO.75.193 TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL 1979,atCityHailorassoonffiereat. Drawings, Specifications HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND ORGANIZATION and AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO tires Possible, at which time in. but not mandatory. _______________________________ many LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CHICA. Procedural Documents prepared by ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER tirWed Apply N. Edgemon, Winter parties for and against Clark, Dieti-Engineers, Inc. GO, Colonial Dr., Orlando so, DESCRIBEOLANDSITUATEAND regueststatsd abovewill be Mird. 5919., Fl. 32101. The prolect, located in the City 01 BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, Said Piintlft, 195-0921 Miring Sanford, Florida, COnsists of in. FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO time to timemay be continued from Toll Free 1.iO0-221.2S51 Nurses, RN's I LPN's. Aides, untIl final action Is ________________________ Llve.in companIon, short term manholes, inlets, and headwall & VIDiNG ZONING FOR THE SUB BESSIE BROOKS, his wits, known In THIS NOTICE shall be posted Defendants. general clean-up SR.4111.ltoSoiith St. inOrlando gaohig, .IECT PROPERTY; PROVIDING three .bolwi 52S-035. ________________________ Mountain Breakdown," pavement repairs, grassing and FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE city (3) publIc places within the NOTICE OF SALE of Like Mary, FlorIda; at at all disturbed aries OFFICIAL ZONING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mulching theme the movie MAP Fish Cleaner wanted, experienced AND CIty Hail: and published in the alfected by this work. pursuant to a Final Judgment THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE desired but not necessary. SXtdOHOLA PROBlEM WILL BE LAND USE PLAN; PROVIDING Evening Herald Newspaper, a PROPOSALS forecloluredated MAY 1st, 1q79 and Salary negotIable. Sanford IN YOUR FAMILY? of entered In Case No. 75.73 of the PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY newspaper of general circulation Seafood Center, 1219 French AL..ANON Circuit Court of the Eiiteenth ALOUD immediately after the CLERK; SEVERABILITY; CON- within the City of Lake Ave. 323-4190. Forfamiilesorfrlendsoc _________________________ Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole expiration of the time established FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. time at least thIrty (30) dsys in advanceof the Public as-trig, receipt of Proposals. County, -Florida, wherein HOME above for Waitresses I part time dish. WHEREAS. Charles Brucato has Forfulurelnfsrmationcall the owners of the reel property FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS petitioned the City Council Of the affected washer. Apply 9.5, Sanford Inn, hereby shall be mailed a ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO is AND PROCEDURAL DOCU. City of WinIer was one of 1.4 & HWy 15. $nfordAi-AnonFamiiyorovp Springs, Florida, to copy of this notice as their ad. pfaintltf, and ALFRED BROOKS, MENTS annex the property described as . favorite e.ses may appesron the latest ad Drawings, Specifications and follows, as owner thereof: ______ _____ SR. and BESSIE BROOKS, his wife, ACCOUNTING CLERK valorem tax records. time," i will sell to ,,, Procedural Documents may be are defendants, LOt 11, Block B, less right of way at the application DATED: May 7 1979MARY, obtained upon Growing modolar apt & motel highest and best bidder for cash Highway 17192, PIat Book 7, CITY OF LAKE Do you need a friend? someone to the West door of the Seminole mfg. lookIng for indIvIdual w. office of Clark, Dietz and page $3, Public Records of Seminole write, love or a lust someone to Assoclates-Engineers, Inc., 500 West County, Florida; FLORIDA expsrlenceinpayablas,biillngl County Courthouse, Sanford, talk to. For full details write By: .5. Connie Malor Florida, at 11:00 AM, on the 32nd Fulton Street, Sanford, Florida, -ud, gen. clerical dutIes. Typing FRIENDS, P.O. lox 125, City Clerk day of May, 1979, the following upon the payment of a deposit 01 required. Computarsxp. helpful. fl of u WHEREAS, the Charter of the Cassetbirry, Fl. 32107. described real estate located, $$O.00p.rs,t.lhedepositshallbllfl City of Winter SprIngs, Florida, Publish: May 13, 197 Sal. commensurate w.ex. ._________________________ situated and being in Seminole cash, or check drawn payable to provides for the aflaizatiOn 01 DEJ-$9 perience. Company benef Its. of . County, Florida, to-wit: end resume to Accounting Clark, Dietz and Associates. property into the corporate limIts IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ____________________________ Inc. The deposIt for Lot 7, Block I, LINCOLN Engineers, Manager, lox U, Fl. oodi'y each w,iln enactedby anOrdinanceof IIONTIINTH JUDICIAL CII. plat set will be refunded HEIGHTS, according to the 33171. to bonafide said City, and pursuant to a petition CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, LOST DIAMOND pendant I sliver music," Mid g Contract of the return of the thereof as recorded In Piat Book 13, bidders upon land owners: and FLORIDA chain. VIcinIty Knight's Shoes, Page,PvbIlcRecordsofSernlnoie Documents In good condItion if flOt PERSONS to make continuous WHEREAS, FlorIda Statute PROBATE DIVISION Touchton's - Drugs, Motor laterthanfifteen ()S)daysfollowiflg wftj jfl Mg'ng County, Florida. timersstaurantreportsforNat'i 171.044 of the General Laws 01 CASE NO. 79.St.CP Vehicle Dept. or Sanford Plaza. the award of a Contract. Any Togetherwlththefollowing Itsunsof Market Research Firm, flOfl Florida provides that a municipal IN sure a Sentimental value generous RE: THE ESTATE OF property which are located in and bldderuponreturnlngsuchasetwill References required. corporation may annex property RUBY MARGUERITE LOTTI REWARD. 33310909.5. to the permanently installed as part of the be refunded Woo. Prof iclency Specialists, Box into its corporate limits upon the Notice ' ARE HERE AGAIN! DEADLINES Noon The Day i 4 Ir Dial 322-2611 oi' 831-9993 st 339-7593. I �$B-IVSIIIII rW, kRIuu't Fl. S4llIday, May 13, irn otice Leg! Country Musk NOTICE UNDa.! World Legal . ICTiTIOU! Notice - FLORIDA I LpN,Fuul,im.ap.rtnme.AP in pirson LakiVIiw NurslPfl E.)dt. 8319993 3222611 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by "Fictitious Name Statute'. Chapter me City Council of the City of Like tuu tune nowseoge Apply ill Oit1O' NUfSIfl9 Ccnter 1' _____ st. n,cessary. Orlando - Winter Park Seminole NofiofPvblicNsariag TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Sunday, May 13, 1979-PB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl l8-HelPfltedj:. C LA SSI F I ED ADS MARY, NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY ONCERN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned pursuant TO the ___ I— I $65.Q,FIarId.StitUti5,WiIire9I$tet Mary,FioridathatlaldCouncliwlli CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES with the Clark of the Circuit Court hold a public hieing on JunI 21, 1 time ............... 43c a line for Seminole County, Floridi. ifl %t7 it 5:00 P.M. to consIder an Mourns Flatt Death HOURS _ _ receipt of the publication Of this Ordinance entitled: 3cOlasUlvItImSs .. . .3k a line QYMINT notice, the fictitious name, to•wit: ______________________ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 7consicutive times ..... 3k a Iliti $00 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. ENTRAL FLORIDA POWER FAX OF LAKE MANY, FLORIDA RE. MONDAY thru FRIDAY NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — "He will be remembered u pesrance in 1Th, and finally CENTRAL FLORIDA POWER PAK ZONING CERTAIN LANDS WITH. SATURDAY t.Noon Country music performers and one of the mod faithful of the joined banjo player Scrugga in imder 3 Lines Minimum ______________________ which we expect to egge In IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, fans morned the death today Grand OleOpry people," it 611 WeSt State Road 436 FLORIDA. AS HEREIN DEFINED Atkins 1948. ARE HERE AGAIN! FROM R.1A TO C•1; CONFLICTS, 19 for Aitamot...rinos, Florida. of bluegrass guitar player added. "He was a very DEADLINES The two separated in That the parties interested in said, SEVERABILITY AND EFFEC. Lester Flatt, wIx) teamed with dedicated musician and enter- reasons that were never difr business enterprise are i lIVE DATE. WE ARE PROUD TO' Noon The Day Before Publication Earl Scruggs and the Foggy tamer. changing the zoning on the foIiowk cloeed. Central Florida Power Pak LET described property situated In the Mountain Boys nrôdiwa fhplr Wltt wit I,nr, in - .w •'W..lI.. I h,I..'• ...1... b. A .... ..i - -. - ,..i..... - -to - w... -. - ,-- I'J £ 11M1 b UI rriuu CityofLakeMaryforthepurpowof uno WE NOW HAVE Bernard A. Schoch ownspecIalbrandoftodappgg County, Tenn., In 1914. After 10 years until the other day" Christopher Lloyd Guthomson, obtainIng commercial zoning: PROFESSIONAL country music. ThiSW¼01tMSW¼olSoctiir, yearsof entertaininghlz friends Flatt said in a February 1n s,. EXPERIENCED TOWOShIP 20 South, Range 30 East, LeRoy 0. Barber with his guitar playing wd Flatt,64, became critically ill terview. Seminole County, Florida, law the ____________________ _______ COUNSELORS WAITING Dated it Fern Park, Seminole Friday morning and was singing, he finIIIY County, Florida this 17th day of South 40115$ thereof and the West2S TO HELP YOUI i-anted feet thereof for right.of.way and also transferred to the cornonary advise and Legal Notice . ________________________ April, 1$7. less grantor's 100 foot right.ol.way ___________________ Donald A. OI care unit at Baptist Hospital. He made his first radio ap. extending through the Southeastern — Sup?. Public' works: Resp. for Bernard A. Schoch ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS He died c1 heart failure at 1:20 ABORTION SERVICES* (IL 3235176 m.int.nanc.—OPS of Public Christopher Lloyd Guthomson, moat portIon of the land conveyed; _________________________ PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given containing 7.71l acres more or law p.m. warts including streets, parks, that Sealed Proposals will be SI. 1st Trimester abortion-4100; Gyn More commonly known as the ANN ETTE mimlcipal bldgs, — grounds, Legal Notice received by the Sanford Housing LeRoy 6. Barber "I am saddened and i grieve CiInIc-$20; Pregnancy test; oust corner of Country Club vehicle main?, Salary $12M0 at the Publish: April22. fl,May6, 13. 1979 Authority, Sanford, Florida -THE MANAGER male sterlizatlon; free court. over his passing," said Road and Lake Mary Beuisvsrd, start. Resume to personnel 40 Engineer's Off ice in Sanford, DEl-N IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SHEISFROMOUR Currently Zoned R.1A. Scrugas. his Dartner for 25 i' BI?I,. A,I.4*H,MPM Pd. Føimon. WInt.t søot. ç " unuuIn,, The Public Hearing shall be held 32707. May 17, 19711 for Castle Brewer Court years. "My family extends CIRCUIT IN ANPOR j ' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SUSF Apartments Storm Drainage im. OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, as tpte City hail, City of Lake Mary, COUNTY. FLORIDA. CENTRAL FLORIDA regardsto Lester's. I feel bad. I Secretary-typIng & shorthand provements in accordance with TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL Florida, at 5:00 P.M. on June CIVIL ACTION No. n.m -THE COUNSELOR WOMAN'S HEALTH mandatory. Exp. In local gvt. wfllmlsshlm,Ledersndlhad Drawings, Specifications and AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO 1979,atCityHaliorassoonffiereof. HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND qRGANIZATION HASCOMETOUS prefer-rid tar a possible, at which time In. but not mandatory. Procedural Documents prepared by ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER many good hours together." LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CHICA FROM HEAVEN Apply N. Edgemon, Winter tirested parties for and against the Clark, Di,$z.Engineers, Inc. 49 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando __________________________ DESCRIBED LAND SITUATE AND request stated above will be hoard. Flatt and Scruggs, who Spgs., Fl. 32707. The project, located in the City 01 PllntItf, BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, said Ptesring may bscontlnuedfrom played everywhere from coun. Sanford, Florida, consists of in. FLORIDA, MANY JOBS WAITINGI Toil Fr,1.$Xfl1.2Se$ PURSUANT TO Nurses, RN's I. LPN's, AIdes. _______________________ stallation of storm drainage piping. FLORIDA STATUTE 171.044; PRO. time to time until final action is ALFRED BROOKS. SR. and try carnivals to Carnegie Hall, CRETARY Llve.in companion, short term manholes, Inlets, andhsadwII ' VIDING ZONING FOR THE SUB. taken by the City Council. BESSIE BROOKS, his wlf, , Sharea RIde are best known for "Foggy assignment. Homemakers Up NOTICE , (FNF PAL OFFICE rntr.1 . '"' Defendants. SR.14&l.ltoSouttiSt.inOrlando .IECT PROPERTY; PROVIDING Jolwii2SQ$36. Mountain Breakdown," th miiii im. pavement repairs, grassing and FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE City NOTICE OP SALE ES -MANAGER 322.1153 of Lake Mary, Florida: at me NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mulching at all disturbed arees OFFICIAL ZONING MAP theme for the movie "Bonnie Fish Cisanir wanted, experienced T.V. CABLE AND City Hall; and published in titi pursuant to a Final Judgment 01 itected by this work. TIlE CITY'S COMPREHENSiVE and Clyde," They also corndesired but not necessary. ISZtdONOLAP*bILEM Will train for installing BE LAND USE PLAN; PROVIDING Evening Herald Newspaper, a PROPOSALS WILL foreclosuredatedMAylst,lfl,and Salary negotlablo. Sanford INYOURFAMIL.Y? posed "The Ballad of Jed entered in Case No 7$.73 of the PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY newspaper of general circulatIon . ELECTRICIAN Seafood Centir, 12111 French ALANON Circuit Court of the Eighteenth ALOUD immediately after the CLERK; SEVERABILITY: CON. within the City of Lake Mary, one Clampett," used as the thesne Ave. 323.4890. • ForlomillflorfrI,dof time at last thirty (30) days In HELPER .'•' Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole expiration of the time established FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. for The Beverly Hillbillies prdalemdrinkers advancsof the Public Hearing, and above for receipt of Proposals. County, Florida, whsrin HOME Waitressis 8. part tIme dish. WHEREAS, Charles Brucato has OFFICE TRAINEE. ForftRur.in*matloncali televlaon series, the owners of thi reel property FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS washer. Apply 9.3, Sanford Inn, itio the City Council of the itfed Woranne hereby shall be nMiled a MOTEL COUPLE ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO is AND PROCEDURAL DOCU. City of "Lester Flatt was one of my 1.1 & Hwy 16. Winter Springs, Florida, to __ SanfordAl.AnonFamiiy Group Of this nst MENTS as their ad. ALFRED BROOKS, property described as annex the SMALL ENGINE MEcH.: favorite country singers of aii plaintiff, and P.O. BoxSSS Drawings. Specifications and 1Sla'appeoranme1atastad ______ ______ SR. and BESSIE BROOKS, his wife, ACCOUNTING CLERK follows, as owner thereof: ENGRAVER TRAINEE time," said Jobany Cash. "I valor-em tax recordS. e defendants, I will sell to the Procedural Documents may be iot II, Block B, less right of way obtained upon application at the U.S. Highway 17 & 92, Plat Book DATED: Mayl, 1979 Growing moiiar apt & motel loved him as a singer, as an highest and best bidder for CREDIT MANAGER ,, 7, Do you need a fr-land? Someone CITY OF LAKE MARY, the West door of the Seminole office o Clark, Dietz and mfg. looking for Individual w. • . Public Records of Seminole FLORIDA COMPuTER artist, and as a friend love or lust someone to County Courthouse. Sanford, AssoclatesEngineefl,lnc.,SOOWest County, Florida; xpiriince in payabies, billing I. talk to. For full details write brother. He will be missed by PROGRAMMER By: .s. Connie Maior Florida, at 11:00 A.M. on the 32nd Fulton Street, Sanford, Florida, gin, clerical duties. Typing FRIENDS, Box 12$, traln.t CIty Clerk day of May, 19711, the foliowlng upon the payment of a deposit of required. Computer lip. helpful. all of u," WHEREAS, the Charter of the Caisitberry Fl, 32707, described reai estate located, S50.00P5'5et,TMde,01itshauib1ifl City of Winter Springs, Florida, Publish: May 13, 1979 . — Sal. commensurate w.ex. MANY.MANYMQREI "Lester Flatt will be rasnen- situated and biing In SemInole cash, or check drawn payable to provides for the annexation of DEJ.39 perience. Company benefits. bend as one of the Important County, Florida, to-wit: Clark, Disti and Associates. CALL MONDAY I S-Lost 4 FOUfld end resume to Accounting property into the corporate limits IN -THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE . ___________________________ Lot 7, Block 1, LINCOLN Englneers,inc.Thedaposlttoreach peoplelnthegeneslsofoou,*ry Manager, Box U, Sanford, Fl. 912 FrSSCh wh,nenactedbyanordinanceof the EIOHTEENTN JUDICIAL-dR. 323.1174 HEiGHTS, according to the piat set will be refunded to bcnafide Mid City, and pursuant toa petition 32771. (corner1h&Hwy.17.92) . • music," said guitarist CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, LOST DIAMOND pendant & silver _______________________ as recorded in Piat Book 13, bidders upon return Of the ContraCt of the land owners; and • FLORIDA chain. Vicinity Knight's SoOIL Atkins. "He was there almost at Page, Public Records of Seminole Documents in good condition If fENSONSto maks continuous WHE R LAS, Florida Statute PROBATE DIVISION a tIr in eaI Estate caM ' Touchtsn's Drugs, Motor later- than fifteen (1$) days followIng 171.044 County, Florida. time restaurant reports for Nat'I the beginning wft fl Momn of the General Laws of Reafty World, The Neal Estate . NO. Vehicle 059?. or Sanford Plaza. Togetherwithmeloilowingit,msof the award of a Contract. Any non. Florida provides that a municipal Market Research Firm, and I 'm sire he contribtded AIIIIC ' IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Sentimental value-generous property which are located in and bidder upon returning such _____________________________ References required. a set will corporation may annex property RUBY MARGUERITE LOTTI REWARD. 332.0090 9.1. lot to the sound with his fine permanently installed as part of the be refunded $0.00. ProfIciency Specialists, Box into its corporate limits upon thi DECEASED. improvements on said land: Range 21-Situations Vntad : Drawings,_Speclficationi...fll. voluntary guitar work." 20244, San Oligo 92120. _________________________ petition of the owners, by NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION and refrigerator. other Contract Döüients may be passing and adopting a non. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING __________________________ eChi CII'S ___________________________ Associate graàuit.-.ir cond. & Mid property being the same as s$ examined at the following locations: Bookkeeper, computer operator, emergency ordinance to annex said CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST forth in itt. Final Judgment of Inventory clerk needed. Apply In refrig. seeks lob in COmmirci4I -. Clark, Diet: and Associates. property: and - THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Legal Notice foreclosure. or Industrial. Call or write. Jon person Jungle Laboratories Engineers, Inc. Special Summer program for 12 WHEREAS, the City Council of Dated this 3rd day of May, 1979. Corp. 301 Silver Lake Or., Lee Sdtroad.r, 140 Grace, St. 500 West Fulton Street yr-s. old including weskly m, City of Winter Springs, Florida, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED (SEAL) Sugar, III. 60473. (312) 7U4104, SinfOr-d. Sanford, Florida 32771 swimming, skatIng, & movies. is desirous of annexing and IN THE ESTATE: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. SANFORD EARLY redsflnIng the boundaries of the YOU ARE NOTIFIED ttt.t tI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Wareftouseman Clerk of the Circuit Court Dodge Plan Room 24-Business (ptunhtio' ____________________________ _____________________________ municipality to include the subect admlnistrationofmeestateof Ruby CUlT, IN 4N0 FOR SEMINOLI CH2DNT,ER. At Rotorparts Inc. ______________________ By: Patricia Robinson oii Wymore Road, Suite 304 property pursuant to the authority Marguerite Lotti, deCeased, Pile COUNTY, FLORIDA Bldg. 141 Sanford Airport 3221114 Deputy Clerk Winier- Park, Florida 327$? FREE CHILD CARE for those Earn extra moneyat home ad• contained in the City Chaflir of the Number 79.S1.CP, Is pending in the CASE NO. 7951CA.I9.K _______________________________ Pubiish: May 6, 13, lifl whe qualify. For furTher In. eIsing (longhand or type. City of Winter SprIngs, Florida, and Circuit !cl,ii for Seminole CsfantY, Legal secretary.sslary, $179: REGAL CONSTRUCTION COM. OEJ.21 .., Central Florida Builders Ex. Florida Statute 171.044 General Florida, terms?un contact Sandra written), or typing iettars . PANY, Probate Division, the ad. Graduation from High School Boanes, 3331451 reports. Details, Sand stamps4., change, Laws of Florida. • with completion ot $ recognized aw of which is Seminole Cisnly ___________________ IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT OP TN! 520 Irma Avenue self addressed envelope. I., NOW, THEREFORE the City ci Court House, Sanford, FlorIda, legal secretarial program or Plaintiff, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI!. Ort$ndo, Florida 31502 Jones, 720 Glasgow, WIntir .-Qij fl1i vs. ' ' WIMSF Springs, FIorjds Mr-shy 33771. iii. psrsenat Lit school supiemont.d by three CUlT $11 Allis Pisis s.15s%GL .. Springs, 32701. ,j %PAHT*NIOTHG*% tdfe. coty, PLIP' '-"' .. it ____________________ (3) years axperlence in td4 Con5$rudfeHWiti ' SECTION I -That the City ci ad STRUCTION, INC., it al, IS sIrive sI,' responsible legal secretarial -" s' CASE NO. 7971)CAI4I 2306 A Winter Woods Blvd. beef, perk, fish. Free Winter Springs, Florida, ois Altamonte Springs. FiSI, 33711. Defendants. IN RE: THU MARRIAGE o wort or an equlvaient con?. Winter Park, Florida 32792 mm. 110 order. San. Mrewlffianddoe$herobyannixand NOTICE OP SALE - -•' The name and address tainin, and . MARY JEANNE EDWARDS PROPOSAL GUARANTY IMPOSSIBLE ford eras. 322.2374. Sam's redetins the boundary lln of the sonal representative's attorney ass Notice Is given that pursuant to an psrisnce.Milltytotype60wpm, Each Proposal shall bi IC municipality ot the lon Mists. City of Winter Amended Summary frfl below. Final -_________________________ abIlity to take dictation at 120 That Is what most people say wilill Petltio,wr compariled by a certified chick or Springs, Florida, by IncludIng thosi Judgment in Foreclosure dated the and wpm Seminole County Court we tell thsm that our an acceptable form 01 Proposal certain Green beans stringlew & edits All par-situ havIng claims or contiguous lands lying in 24th day of April, 1919, in House Personnel, Sanford by distributors open their office Case No. DAN ALBERT EDWARDS half runner) UPldL Cell 322. Guaranty in an amount equal to it Seminole County, Florida, and mite demands ogsinst the estate as 79-51.CA-09.K, In the Circuit Court of 11h. An equal opportunity doors at 3:30 P.M. cie at ig least fIve (5) percent of the amount particularly described as faiiowi; required, far- directions & picking WITHIN THRIE the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In employer m.f. P.M. and net over $40,805 per time. oftheProposal,payabletotheorder MONTHS PROM RNpCndIOt THE DATE OP Lot ii, Block B, Lessrlgld of way and for Seminole County, Florida, In year. They stop saying It whom of ms Seminole County Housing U.S. NOTICE OP ACTION THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP 178.92, P1st Rook 7, Emergency medical services Highway which REGAL CONSTRUCTION TO: DAN ALBERT EDWARDS wssluowthem proof. II you want. authorIty as a guaranty that If the page 53, PublIc Records of Seminole THIS NOTICE, to filewNft the Clark coordinator, salary $276. COMPANY is the Plaintiff and 720 West Main Street li —list uctions proof, call Tom Kant, Proposal Is accepted, the Bidder will County, Florida. ,. mi absvi Cuttet a mW Graduation from college within SPERANZO BROTHERS CON. Basusenyille, Illinois 904315.2071 or write: Vanguard. execute the Contract, and file ac ii any claim or SECTION ii, — That the City associates degree In allied STRUCTION, INC.; MR. & MRS. olvisml Headquarters, l YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ceptabls Performance Bond within CouncllofttteCltyofWinter5prings ffieymayhave.Eaduclalmmus?b' health services or related field, ANTHONY SPERANZO; M & N action for dissolution tin (10) days after the award of the San Juan No. 10, JacksonvIlle,' $p4$fo the of marriage, has determined that a zoning in writing and supplemented by specialized DOOR AND TRIM COMPANY; has been filed against Fl. Contract. Floss. Include plume. you and you 5lo tOt' the claim, the name and classification of C.2 would be Creative Expressions training in EMS, aist at lies? 1 PLY.MARTS, INC.; MILLS 8. 323-8812 number. arereguIredtos.rveacopyotyr CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS compatible wIth thi surrounding addri5$Ofthicredifororhisagg . NEBRASKA LUMBER COMPANY; year supervisory work ix. . any, to it Any contract or contracts property within the City, and with oraftorneyandtheamountdaimsd. written defenses. ii AIR perisnce in ths emergency FLOW DESIGNS, INC.; MARY JEANNE EDWARDS, 1I.A—Aliao'ifti awarded under this Invitation for me passage of this Ordinance, if the claim is not yet due, me date ______________________ HARRY B. CALLAWAY; ACOUSTI services field. Seminole County __Qfl5 _, Petitioner, wtiose address ii 210 bidS are expected to be funded In CityCounciIhebyamame ei N will became due shell be Court House Personnel, Sanford, ____________________ ENGINEERING COMPANY OF Almyra Drive, P.O. Box 714, Lake part by a grant from the United onmciaizonlnghsapofm.mun$cip.$ stated. IfthsclaiplisgeetIiuginter . FLORIDA; and WILLIAMS by May 15th. An equal SOD Mary, FIa. 32741 on or before May States Department of Housing Mast Complete Craft I Hobby dIesnfurn.roorn.$epsr.tekffi:. limits of the City of Winter Springs, unliquiis$ed. me nators ii eu portunity employer M.F. CO., INC., d-b.a AMERICAN SOD 24,1V9,andfllethsorlglnaIwifpt Svpply in Central Florida. entrance. Air 8 heat. Claw e .• __________________________ Urban Development. Neither the Florida, and me city's Corn. uncertainty utaH be Waled. ii His COMPANY are the Defendants, HOBBY DEPOT, me French clerk of this court either before riataurants. 322.2nd. -.. United States nor any of 11$ prshenslvs Land Use Plan to Includo daim IS sSclNid, me S1CWIIV • will ssli to the highest md bill service MaIds & Waitreaws, full & part departments, agencies or em. the Ave. $Her-d, Fl. on Petitioner or im. bidder for cash at the Wsst.Frosit mediately sublect property within me be described. Thi deisilOid shill Sanford. GracIous livIng fr-sm 185, lime positions & summsr is or will be a party to this above thereafter: otherwise a ployses dcribed dssi,Aated suing dSIiversuflkIeistaplisefmeclelm doer of the Seminole County weekly. Otilitlit included. * $4.. tinw.Apply Days Inn, Sanford. invitation for Bids or any resulting ciassifkation. default will be entered against tO me Clerk to enable the Clerk Is Courthouse In Sanford, Seminole for the Oik. 3229423: 511.7553 ". 12-ScIaI Noticss .contract. relief demanded in m. SECT ION III — That upon mail itti copy N The MIWi1I _______________________ County, Florida, at 11:00 am. on Breakfast cook, Apply in person Bidders must comply with the compiaint or petition. sage and adoption of this or. reprsuntative. . May22, 19111,thefoliowingdescrlbod WITNESSmyhandan4tof . Holiday inn of Sanford President's Executive Order dinaCe, me City Clerk Is hereby ___________________________ All persona iatirilad in Lutheran Church of The Uiiirnis1i property set forth In the Or-dironlakafront. ________________________ Numbers 11246 and 11313 edIth this Court on Apr-il 19, 1979. directed to file a certified copy of estate to whim a copy of this list ice Ralsimer. Register now for Filisi Judgment: ____________________ prohibit discrIminatIon in em. this ordinance with the Clerk of (SEAL) the of adrninistritiau has bass maitsi Pail term, limited enrolimsit, Lot 2, Biock B, Knoliwood, Third AItIr- H, Beckwith, Relief Night AudItor, part time. ploymentwithrigardtorace,creed, Circuit Court in and for .ir. 1 R—$lii. Pool. Adults only, .Seminole are requIred, WITHIN THREE * ins. For more Infer-mallen Addition, according to the Amanded Apply in person Holiday inn color, sex or national origin. As Clerk of the Court Lake •. Just So of Airpu't.,County, Florida, and to file a ce'. THS PROM THU DATE OF call 333411S,or 332.3163. ___________________________ P1st recorded in Put Book 16, Pages Sanford, on lake front. Bidders must comply with Title Vi tified copy with the Department By: Eiwuor . uratto . on U-Il In Sanford. Call -. ci THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP 1112, Public Records of Seminole of the Civil Rights Act of 1961, the State 01 the State of Florida. As o..t, cir333.w MarInsrfo . VHsa.s,THIS NOTICE, stile any I*cIIsn Brick & Block masoi (30s County, Florida. ______________________________ AnIl.Kick Back Ad, the Contract 1$-HsIp ish' AsIl 22,20, Maya, 13, wp SECTION IV — If any wction or they may have that duallmpos the -. 13307 am-I p.m. week days. DATED the 3rd day of May, 11179. ___________________ -. -.. Work Hours Standard Act and the par-tm. ci secti Deluxe t0wnhosi 21R, l ba$. whstIs. ci vslidity me leaded's will, Ho $5.10 per hour. (SEAL) Davis Bacon Act. this ordinance proves to be invalid, qualificatIons of the personal all appliances, fenced pails,. Arthur H. lecliwith Bidder-s must certify that they dO unlawful or unconstitutional, it shall rquNantative or SALES REPIISUNTATIVIS Clerk of Circuit Court laundromat. Convenhqist me venue Sr IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP THU not, and will not, maintain nor tut be held to Wepr-ovldofull training. We need I ALTAMONTE MALL location. 1213. Call 477.1644-' invalidate mi imasir hWIIdIction of fIts cswt. By: Patricia Robinson EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI!. provide for their employses any psopie with some sales ax. ______________________ validity, force or effect ci any ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND Deputy Clerk CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE facilities that we segregated on per-lance to dIstribute me oIler section or portlen 011 section OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED Spacious, modern 2 BR, C.HIa,,, COUNTY, FLORIDA. basis of race, color, creed, six or or subeection 01 port photographic equIpment for ci thiS Or-. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publish: May 6, 13. 19711 carpeted, stove, ref., dish.' CIVIL ACTION NO. 19.11SZ.CA.13-K national origin. notional company. Our psepie dinance. DEJ-27 washer, disposal. Near hospital. MAURICE LIEBERMAN and , ConstructIon Contracts esrn$$Owsokup. For app?. call SECTION V—That all ardinancas Publication ci this nstics Need liporlenced or will train A*jif5, no pets. 1150. 323.3951 ROSE LI BERMAN, his wIfe; All bidders are heriby notified or parts Of ordinancss in conflict bsg,m. Dote of Duane Groves at 477.4241 bet. INTHECIRCUITCOURT OPTNE and resonSible Person on AUTO. me first puaticatien JEROME SWIMMER and tttatmeymustanlrmativelysnsure her.wlttuareher-ebyrspealed. weIn 10 am. 16 pm. UIONTIENYN JUDICIAL Cl!. SHIRLEY SWIMMER, hIS wife, of this notice of admlnlstretion: MATIC DI$HWASHING MA. Modern 1SR,pItlo.C.AT. nat in any contract entered into SECTION VI — This ordinance May , m, CUlT IN AND FOR SIMIPIOLI CHINE. w.wCarpet,Iaundroma,.lnfo*,, WAREHOUSE WORKERSpursuant t mis advertisement,, stiali take effect immediately COUNTY, FLORIDA upon Guy i I.oltI Slat. Ca1u477.1144 Plaintiffs, Heavy work - permanent r' Minority Business Enterprises will its final passage and ad*ien. CASE NO. 7536$-CA49.B Full tIme pisitien lunch through Personal Representative vs. posItIon. Chance for ad. be afforded full opportunity to PASSED .. ADOPTED thIs 1011 EVLYN W. HICKMAN and dliii hour$.E*C011ent benafits me Estate J.F. GRANT, it al. vancement. I Shipping submitbldsassubcoqdractors,oqas day of CARL A. BUECHNER, May, 1979. 1 possibIlity of advancement, Ruby Marguerite Lofti 3i-ApprtnWs Furnlai. receiving experience helpful, suppliers of materials, or sir-vices, FIRST READING: 3.30.79 ogtew Mature individual required. ph Defendants, and will not be discriminated — I Ilfr.PPY DAYS! 0 ' noun )..fl.11 ' 32-Houses Unfurnished 3 BR $275 plus deposit 322-3439 Longwood area-nice new home convenient to 1.4 & 434. 3 BR, 2 bahts, foyer, double garage, Country setting sii,coo. or 323.4578 36-Rn Property Daytona Beach-ocean front Apis. wtIily. Call 322iOSi if no ans (9Q4) 252.9491. 38—Wanted A 1 car garage for storage Call 8342386 4pther desperate for home PJ1n Apt or sm furn house. l'sm. children. 3495175 41-Houses ___________________________________ Rear ts?ate Associate needed who lives in Sanford. Leads fur. nished. Call Tony Coppola Associates. 644-7511 HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your credit: Wehavehelped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy theif equity. We can help you. TJY COPPOLA ASSOC. ltor. 644251$. Build to suit lB REALTOR ML r123 4061 or eves. 323 0517 ___________________ VA-F HA.235.Conv. Homes tpw Down Payment nursing home & downtown. 52J.'SOO w-excelient terms. Jdhflny Walker inc. 3726457 or 5. -• - Brand new 3-1, secluded but In town, ~ acre, 1350 ft. living Call B'ä"rt n - ' 4. '. RP*i. MANY, MANY EXTRAS. Gcaøe schools & close to shop. pi. Drive by 941 Waveriy Dr. & Ca!l 834 2845 for Appt. Owner trpsf erred. -. 1011I1'$ a — _ 3 2 B split plan, FR, dbl cor Ø0 dwn & assume. No QuAlifying. Ha.luIy man specIal. 2 lots w. gbage apt. Could be apt down. stairs. Zoned comm. $20,000. S aPas in Osteen, cleared wsoms t,s on the lake. $19,300 sm. &ito. Owner hold. ________________ *tL FLORIDA REALTY OF SAN FORD REALTOR OAKMONT RESTAIJRANI 2544 S. French Ave. g'322-023l. 323-7173, 322-0779 - - ___________________ 4', * $26,500. A cuts strter or-for the yoong at heart. 3 BR, 1 bath, neçr- Shopping. Call today on this on'. __________________ ______ __________ _______________________ ______ End _____________________ ______ Mayor , 1111 Wor-d BulIdisIl * law Robinson Street or-ia, rneri. au Pubuwi: May 1), 85, $179 _____ ATTEST: Mary T. Norton City Clerk _____ ___________________________ Equal Opportunity Impipys. *BOYS 1 GIIL'S* Publish: AprIl39, May 4.13,10,10111 DIJ41 RS1 011.126 . ____________________________________________________ -. ______ hid Notice _____________________________________ — an .xc]ilng to urn aftss school and 5S be Commenced upon written tWice ftweef) YOU AND EACH OP YOU are *0 proceed. and shall be comlstod LISAL NOTICE VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a con. tm.te quiet tme within 1$ calendar days ci me Nffi NOTICIOP INTINTTOPILU FINAl. dSminiumaccerdlngteffieDeciara. tothe abeve.dsscrlhodprepofly has commincememl ci the Contract APPLICATION FOR $SCONDYIAI COMMUNITY tim if Condaninium Ownership defined In the General besnnisdag.unss you Inmeabave. Time DSVILOPMINYBSOCKSRANTPUNDINI _Court and you si, required $0 Conditione of the Contract. LAKE VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, styled PURSUANT TO RIGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE UNITED recorded lii Official Record Ssek .. in case ci failure to compute the STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSINO AND :_ -, URBAN DEVELOPMENT, 9* PalS 152 Public Records it litmus, If any, Is it en W.C. Hut. west within the limo naMed herein THE HOUSING AUTHOR IT V OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. a time as may HEREBY GIVES NOTICE OP ITS INTENT TO PILE FINAl.. AP. Seminole County, Pluidi, together dii$un. Jr., HutduIeeis I Mar-its. it within s with an undIvided Interest ieasWI Plaintiffs' attorney, whio addraw have been allowed by extensions, PLICATIQP* FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT the ammo. elements as oxen. is P.O. Dr-awe *t. sa.Nr-d, Fluids Ho undersigned egrem to pay Ho FUNDING FOR THE sicotiD ACTION YEAR. PIOJICTS PROPO$ID or Nave 1W Owir withheld INCLUDES HOUSING REHABILITATION, MODIRNIZATION 0 pill led, referred I. and sat forth in 3217), en or boNn 1W ilk day of Jute, 1119, and file me erigInal Wfs fr-sm such sums es may be due him PUBLIC HOUSING: FUNDING REQUESTED FOR THE SECOND said Declaration and said Ishibit C . per calender lION YEAR IS AS FOLLOWS: , me amount of sss the Clerk SI this aleresall sale will be made wvlcs on p' ajpy y day In liquidated damages in c . I,n 11 ci the pursuant to a Final Judgm en. hnmedlatljy thpresliera 3.MIlemlzatimofpHo, 1131.11010 Supplementary General Ceiuilt lime. tired (is Civil No. 70.1610.CA.lS.S, adofatit will be oMir-O ye not pawing in me Circuit Court ci TetI Funds NogusosI mi rollei Ismawed in *i OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED The Owner reserve. ths.rlght 10 the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit IS amptalu IT IS INTENDED TNATTNI FINAL APPLICATION FOR SECOND andder Seminole County, Florida, WlTNlUmyIia.WsndttueNaIci rIled any er all *iai and 10 YEAR FUNDS WILL U SUBMITTIDON 0! UPORI THU 11I$IOAY , waive any infermallty or aj DITED this 9* dO of May, y or ASY, i7 II...l. -.J 1 Ufl!WWUr- Ui i VWtUUi UI !VW 1979. DATED THIS Ilk DAY OF MAY, gpy, _____ Dept. 322•2111 ______ _____ _____ LETS 11 NØNS$T wo,e.'t 'esit * carew yee wsulun be r$s*ij ffilea4.and$wjwu1jj$1jng for samasu to dea lii this ad wavlui'tbelisro. Neswse?tfle il10ty fi a week, !MP!oiIs , s con 1-im-IR 1115 anytIme * . . . - — -.. - - -. - — ----- •.- r- •--- - -' -' -- ___ ........................ . V..- f -, - . • . • --- - ---- • , .- ... , , ;... , •, - ... ••. .- . — -. ,.,. . AvallifllemerMem.,Maylg. Triigvel country home. beautiful 43 ome wtlle & oak floors. 1. ___________________ inc. fruit I pecan trees. SANPOROCOURT APARTM$psT$ $uNAyepus Completely lanced. $69,000 Want to build? We have the lot. "--. i.ergy meclent' Itudis Idesi fir SIople pSrs, mppy oawit IsWaigs, sills e?er; fabric c.viral waNe. sEqg carIim. heat. 1W, 11 buIlt IS 't10!'Is'e.w. IRS manu,i.. ai. Bess opportunity Auto shop. Fantastic gajator $tion, good iccovflts. Owner ibelp finance, .135.000. _____ - , ' rewded maage. -:t JUST LISTEDI I BR, 3'/a Bath Home with Every Imaginable Featursi Pool & Patio! Lg. FR with Wet Bar, OR, Eq. LatIn Kitchen, and huge BR's! Much More! BPP WARRANTED. Only $90,000! SUPER! 2 BR, 1 Bath Home in DeBary on 1 Acre! Eat-In Kitchen, FR, Porch, Pond and Furn. Neg.! Great Buy for $34,750! SUNNY DAYS! 3 BR, 1": Bath Home on large Lotl Central Air, w-w Carpet, Pan. FR w Firplace, Coy. Patio and Grill and More! BPP WARRANTED. Shiny Deal for 539,9001 MAKE A WISH! 3 BR. 2 Bath Home in Lake Mary with Central H-AC, w.w Carpet, and Dining Area! Freshly Painted and Fsnced Rear Yard! BPP WARRANTED. Only 134,1100! BEAUTIFUL! Executive 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in idyllwllde of Loch Arbor I Pool 1. Patio, Central H-AC. Fireplace, Eq. Eat-In Kitchen! FR I Ever-v Imaginable reature! 1sPP WARRANTED. Your Dream Come True for $77,900! TERRIFiC! 1 BR, 1": Bath Home In Washington Oaks with Central Heat, w-w Carpet, DR. Pantry, Large LR, Porch, and Much More! BPP WARRANTED. Just $29,900! LOVELY! 3 BR, 2 Bath Home in Pinecrest! Large Rooms, Dining Area, Pan. FR, Utility Room, ww Carpet, Close to Schools & Slopping! BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for $37,900! Wallpaper I Paneling! BPP WARRANTED. Yours, for 133,9001 YOU'LL LOVE THIS ONE! 4 BR, I' Bath Homeon Lovely Shaded Lot P Eat-In Kitchen, w-w Car. pet, Large Scrsen.d Porch, and New Roof! More Too! Only 135,5001 , REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN. SANFORD'S . SALES LEADER! WE lIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. Ii Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service _________ SLIt Applyligi. . ' . . -.-- Nice Apt. for rent. 10 it ever, ., '• - .... • ç — w-FR. S acres. $49,150. ____________________ 'II*IM ORRJU1 epontr for UNGINIU$ _ -cwste, N.c. Taking. ep. plicatisos tOt lfoSlNhIN$ fimilla, with step4y., tep, crosobs,, or Il,Itsl Silted pr.gr• systems, Iron. smisslis or speclaa service REALTY OVER 54 MILLO4 I1'SALE THROUGH APRIL, 1979' m2S REALTORSW PARK Publish May 11,13.11.11711 ,. SEIUDED COUNTRY LIVING '.JOfl, for horses, fish pond. 3 2 ____ MN*desalis. pm. or Tat fl.gbl) fl&7 , -..,, • 333-MN _______ _______ _______ If REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _Eves 513.3615 333.1959 - $as.aallsr,.w.1BR lB,$l51ldgsjp _____ — $T-IMPEI AGENCY ' 5P. Extra?,, 01111 SrPet.*3.*1 _ STENSTROM in Kitchen, Pantry, FR, ___ - - -- a., . - - - , - r. •., - tI*.• - — . .._, a- - .-.----. %. -•. .,-.,------ - - -.. . ' . .. -. _. , ..- • ... u... .- - . ..q. -- —• .. i, .... * - BrainOtt Ice 52—Appliances KENMORE WASHER- Pans. Piney Woods Auction MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 53-TV-Radio-Stereo -- near town, schools & churches' Structurally sound, needs TLC. Over 21u0 Sq. Ft. Breakfast araa, attic fan, flrepfec*& mnre. Will sell Color T V Portable $135 32? 0797 Jean Bryant REALTOR.ASSOC. REAL ESTATE ONE INC. REALTOR Every Saturday at 7 p m located on SR 113. II mi north of Sin ford We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc, by The piece or house full Free puck up on consigned mdse at 30 PCt 3?? 2270 75—Recreational Vehicles Good Used Televisions. $ ano up. 131-2442 Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 322 0352 HALF ACRE nicely landscaped. 3 BR centrally located, S yr. old. WOn't last long. Only $34,900. 1974 Impala Travel Trailer. 27' Selt contained A C. ext cond 53500 lfl 9325 alt I 3fl 54-Garage Sales 77-Junk WHERE THE ACTION IS! Exc. Multi Family Yard Sale Sat & Sun 9 5 F urn, Antiques. Baby & household items, Datsun location, dance Studio business w great potential on Hwy. 17.92. Only 57,000. 196 topper. Junk 32) 1415 Ruskin St . Lake Mary SUPER TAX SHELTER quadraplex, basics are here, needs upgrading. Great NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll find him listed n our Business Service Directory. 80—Autos for Sale '69 Pontiac-Bonneville, .4 DR.. HT. PS. PB. Elec. seat S. windows. Interior 8. mech. cxc. 5.100 323 1340 1974 Silver Cougar XR 7, power 8. AC. new tires Priced to Sell. $2600 131 E Highbanks Rd., De Ba ry A'fT)NA AUTO AUCTIC,NI Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used cars trucks 5. heavy equipment. y.9? I mle,westot Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever-v Tuesday & Saturday at 1 30 It's the only one in Flcruda. You set the reserved price Call 901 253 8111 for further details BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $3.1 Call 322 1621; 3224460 Multi Family Yard Sale 1313 E. 24th St. Saturday potential, good cony, location. 1S9,900. Cars Rermved ______ Moving sale— furniture, tools, etc. 816 Wildmere Ave., 1 blk S. of 431 IDYLLWILDE 3 BR, 2 B lovely stone fireplace & FR. Im- 78-4torcyCles on 1792 WeSt at ABC store 2nd mailbox on left. Fri.. Sat., Sun, & Mon. pressive entrance foyer, decorator wallpaper, extra storage & utility rm. El garage BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323-7710 55—Boats & Accessories headway on your diet. You stept through'; ur 3 a.m, feeding!" lflC.REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night ____SANFORD 'PRICED TO SELL 3 BR, I'; B home w.iarge above ground pool. This home would be ideal starter home for young family or ret, couple. Call Jean Edwards, Associate Eve. 830 1303. SECOND MORTGAGES $4,000 to $100,000 '71 mobile home in Carriage Cove. 3 BR, 2 full baIP, 12x64, unf urn. except stove I r'frg. $6,000. 323- REALTY WORLD Seeour beautiful new BARRINGTON w-lap siding 1 shingle roof. Fireside Realty, Inc. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr. 323-3200 VA I FHA Financing 834-5600 DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN. TOO MANY CLOSLIS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU. LATE 532,000. , -. STACKHOUSE HAL COLBERT, REALTY UNLUCKY? TRY THISOREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY $55,000. Are you a full time driver with a YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WITH ALL THE GOOD. IES. EXCEPT FOR THE BIG HOMES AND BIG OAKS ON THE SAME STREET $55,900. CAPE COO HOME IN THE COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS $31,900. 20 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 660' ON LAKE MARY BLVD. $2,000 PER ACNE. BRING YOUR CHECK BOOK. S ACRES FOR HORSES, COWS, AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT. $20,000. BROKER 7439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanfo,d ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA RIVER AND HIGHWAY 44. USELESS LX. CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS. $1,900. Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 6488335 - SEIGLER REALTY BROKER '•A LAND SUPERMARKET" Swim, fish or lust relax on your own private estate I. "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. $14,730. REALTY WORLD (1)1 ' 'he Real Estate Agency REALTOIS 35'; 5. French 1)792) Sanford 323 3321 - 45A-OatState Beauty Cre Doberman puppy. male, 9 weeks old Shots Chdrtlpionblnod lines Show prospect. $100 3210717 Border oiiIe, Sm. spayed fern., intelligent, protective S loving, needs home w - yard. Present owner moving. 323 5483 or 323 4330 ext. 327, Alice. Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROK EL LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 20106 _47- EsIs WaiWed * * •HOU$EWANTED. a lnNeedof RepaIrs 3331410 Eves Baplist Church needs 2 S acres in Casselberry area. Call $30 1979 Losing your home I credit? I will catch up back peyments I buy equity. 322-5014. Q-A-dg 1MM LSM WILL BUY EXISTING lst.IRud MORTGAGES. R. Leg,, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 033 No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Aitamoed,, 153.743 68-Wanted to Buy WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 3)1315E.Flrst5t, 3225622 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Coca Cola vending machine. Holds 2"i cases of bottles, In excellent ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 5126 cod. $300. 333.54)6 Leather & Rubber Work Boots ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook - rvt Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 371 0839 or 901-734-6705 côII.ct Concrete Work I- ree Estimate Call Mr Taylor 122 8515 Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used furnllure, Refrlq., stoves. fnois 72-Auction ji. LR Consignments Welcome Kelioggs Auction Sales 323 7050 'PUBLIC AUCTION. MON., MAY 14,7 P.M.. Good selection of good sturdy used f urn. out of an old hotel In Winter Park. Lots of odd chests, UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a ad intheHeraid3fl.361) or 5319993. dressers, nite stands, beds, also TV's, dinettes & misc. $ CASH DOOR PRIZES S MASTERCHARGEIVISA -__________ specialty. 23 yr-s. Exp. 8695562. 1215 S. French Ave. 333.73 For Estate, Commercial i. Residential Auctions & Ap. praisais. Call Dell's Auction, 323. 5620. I - OWN FOR LESS THAN Dressmaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 Electrical BLIRFIELD'S Electric Service 5. Repair. Industrial, Comm. & Residential j22 9354 24 Hrs. Exterior Cleaning A MONTH any kind, including roofs. Free Estimates. 323 8543. EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. Mowing No lob too large or small. Corn piete lawn service. $ree estimate. 373 1851; LandscapIng anytime. '-Lawn Servic. ________________________________ General Iandscaping. Rose specialists, lop soil I fill dirt, lawn maint. & tree trimming. 373294$. 1.1gM HeuNng removal Roofs, wails, decks, e$c Free Est. 339 6066. 6688335 Glass I Screen Painting _____________________________ BODEN Painting Paper Hanging --free est Professional workmanship, quick, quality. kr-eon—porches, pool end. , wds. All type re glazing I wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 322 1545. GroonthBo.rng courteoUS servic.._.l4$-41I3 DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting I. icensed- insured. Bonded ___________ FREE Estimates, (305) 333 Interior I Exterior Painting AniMAL HAI,EN Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Do. & -Cal boarding, bathing,' Fr-si Est. 337.5545 clipping, flea control. Pet _____________________________ Supplies, dog houses. insulated, Pkinlng Service shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 332-5157. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service — Hendyman HandJ Man-will hoe orange groves on contract. Large or small. 3226421 after 6 p.m. Hums Iniwsms,ws CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR S.G. BALINTIASSOC. 323-5465 Chg Cds. 51427 MON.'SUpI. COVE 3M1.l.olll.fl 9:05A.M. 5:00P.M. SANPOD 323 ' 3230174, 322 4401 __________ Railinga Custom built iron work. Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 343 7511, 339.16Y3 _________________________ -- ___________________________ All types. eqpl repair, truck bodies, roof racks, portable eqpt. Martin's 373-7101, 339-7693. 'ADULT ONLY a FAMILY SECTIONS CARRIAGE 1 Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5311 (tSP Exterior. Fungus S mildew 1 Man, quality opsralion — S yr-s. up. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Real. 327.1321 COMPARE THESE PIATURIS: IMOSILI HOMIS AT COST Pill MOVE IN WITHIN ill MILES CITY WATER *sd SEWER INCLUDED -? Retired men want repair work of 8. sprayIng 373-5049 call -,Gooth_ .SANFORDAUCTION. ON SALE- NEW twin sIze springs I mattress $23.91 so. pe.; NEW coffee table with 2 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est 323 0129 after 5:30 Csraflcflle MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our Auction Sundays S P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy. 427 mitchingendtabIes$39, Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11.112 So. of Sanford. 322.5121. INT 5)9 E. 1st St.. 322-5142 Cash 322.4132 IS' GE frostless ref. $150; Dinette table; twin bed comp. new $65 El adding mach. $30. 2 drawer desk $30; Alladdin port. kerosene heater, new 515; 23" El hedge trimmvr. new $30. lv" Husq'iarna ch4ln saw. new $11s, -- TOWER'S BEAUT'Y SALON APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 3225721 new $399; Loveseat $4.95 & up; 7 pc. dunette $45.93 I up, Ref. IllIup; El,stove$l0 I up; full size draperies $10 I up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 322572). — Hone Inrov,,ñánt - WE BUY USED FURNITURE I ipc. BR su.:: "v', 5Th; Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 65-Pets-Supplies FOR SALE: Furn., beds, arm chair, couch, desk, chair, radio, H1FI. 332-3153. 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 64d.8335 322 9111 Eves after 68. weekends 323-0100. NEW LISTING AT 1012 MYRTLE nioy clean fresh, cool water running by your front door. I 322 40O) . AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3 Room Air ConditIoners Space Heater I. Lawn Sweep 323-5092 CHAIN OF LAKES. OSTEEN AREA. $1,000 PER ACRE. current slicker Make offer. Ph. JACK FROST- Cent, heal Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. S Rn. 322 O2Oi. Appliances 1739. 41.25 ACRES ROLLING HILLS NICELY WOODED ON LARGE 1963 Mercury I Dr , H T Body. motor, tires qoodconcf . reg. gas. Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 antlquepal,o set, $130, 2011 boat with 100 hp motor, $2,450. 1977 Ambassador St Wgn. $795 531 3 ACRES HWY 46, WEST OF 1.1, LAKE ACCESS. $19,900. SEIGLEK REALTY YEAR AROUND LIVING FILL DIRTS TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Dinette set. 593. Remote control color T.V Zenith, $775; Ham mond pipe organ, 5450; Unique S acres w model 60 John Deere. located Lk Harney, Geneva. 515.500. 856 2718 • Can Carl H errlsSEARS San ord)2fl77) 62-Lawn-Garden KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st Since 1937 3222335 79$). 3 sp good cond 32) 2299 Call ,itt 6 p m AlrCond.& Heating plate. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Balls Disc. Csnt•r Inc. 2202 Franchfr.v,,.. . 123-2231 car-pats. Free Estimates. 3 Or-I Lots zoned R-2, prime location. Water, sewer. Wm, Maliczowski, REALTOR, 323- 1975 Ford 750 Ranger Camper special AT. PS.. P.B Good cond $7800. 371 0343 after S p m Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Corn. - Moving must sell everything' BR set. Mediterranean with queen size water bed, 5300, Explorer 3 wheel motor bike 1971, 5350; CHOICE. MANY DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM. PRICE RANGE $21,000 TO $45,000. WEEKEND HIDE-A-WAY OR upholstery Western Saddle, blanket & bridle, 575. Yamaha 175 Enduro, $150 562 1271. LOG HOME OF YOUR churches. $27,300. 323 7667 part time car? Our classifieds are loaded with good buy for you. WILL lAKE YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE ON A NEW CROCKETT 'his 2 BR hone with a pleasant sun rm. is shown by appt. only. You'll apprsciats Its 1mm. coid. Recently re.roofsd & new sewer line. Close to downtown I 2323 So. U.S. 1 TltusviiIe, FL drapes; prints 50 x $1, $11.30 pr.; solids 45 x $1 $10.50 pr. Custom Eve. 332-0612, 322-15*7, 322-1177 PLETION AUUST I. $39,000. I you are lighting to provide enough space for a growing family, let us show you this 3 or 4 BR home In beautiful Sanora. Ext. assumption. $45,500. Kimball Super Star - $500 & take over payments $27 mo. Large selection foam backed INC. REALTOR 323-7532 BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CROC.ETT LOG HOME WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING 8. CARPET, DUE FOR OM- BATTLE OF THE BULGE Licensed Mortgage Bjoker -MscelIaneous for Sale - '69 Camero 427 hp U. S000m srn V S. auto $1093 322 6307 19?QForcjp 59-Misical Menchandise MORTGAGE CORP. 2 acres with 1 acre ir. orange .P' .0 I,k, Mary, 31v4., 191' on lake. $39,000. V 8, PS. PB, many extras 51900. 322-7349 aft 7 RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg $8 Scott Reagan 322 $17' CALL TOLL FREE 1-100-4374002 LK. MARY-LK. FRONT OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $61,900. 57-Sports Equipment TO 1% YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIALCOMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION FEES APPLICATION BY PHONE 8909 after 5 p.m. 1967 Mustang Convertible - p.m. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -'45 t 75 models. Call 3)99100 or 834 4603 (Dealer). F 100 1972 Ford P U- $1,400 374 1680 196921': Larson Cutty Cabin. Low time, 160 hp, I 0, full canvas, tandum wheel trailer, w el wench. $3500. 323 - 119? aft 6:30 &So '75 Skyline Mobile Home 12x61, 3 BR. I' z B. $700 dwn. P. assume payments 327 6338. 79-Trucks-Trailers ROBSflI MARINE 7927 Hwy. 1797 Sanford, FIa. 32771 47-A-Mortgages Bought 42—Mobile Homes 4th St. 1911 Motorcycle Insurance door. $64,900. 'Harold Hall Realty 1978 Ford Fairmont Fu'l Equip 5.300. take over pay'w"s 323 rst You Business... DIoJ 322-26W or 831-9993 - - .-. . - Sale for 1912 Ford F 100 PS, Pit Auto. w camper top & CB 51500 323 4917 JOHNNY'S BACK Service. Used Machines. SANFORD ENDANGERED SPECIES Looking for-that older 2 story home 80-Autos 72-Auction :-:. -- ..,... -- .. -' - . - JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3327881, Sanford 43-Lots-Acreage DREAM HOME! 3 BR, 1'3 Bath Home in Drsamwold with Central H-AC, w-w Carps?, Lat- - _____ IU ____ IS 11:10a.m., 1650. . (JJ-IS BYWEIKORMOIITH 333-Ill? _______ _____ _____ V. JunsI. SOby Sllth10-Ner-':11 Ligmi ilimsbsiphng. must love children, flexible schedule. Ba, ,i tile. sellfl, $110. Lsiu$wa$d area. Reply Sex is, ce Evening Herald P.O. 1eV, Santerd, Fl. 32771. ExI.cad auto mechanic E. 101 new car & semi uew Immedide spenh laberurl ày car get resdy. See MIke 333-3351 $110. American wow * Marvin Ave. LsIiJ.jJ. -Jj&. ______ PubIlut May $3.51 PURNI$HEDAPT. ____________________ _____ Publish May 3.85 11711 $luiiiindsaIt Village. _________________ _________________ in . — Realtors •44i,aoo. For-the builder S duplex &dq. lots in city. Inc. Available till Oclebor let. By day, wk. or monffi: ______ Stenstrom Realty, Realtors 500. For the investment 2 unit Apt. bldg. Good _____ able to work tram skit dies prints. Caissfeau-r1y SMember Realtors & ERA *Wationai Referral Service Full.Time Office Supervision Compatible Associates LONESOME HOME! 3 BR, 1 Bath Home in Sunland with Dining Area, Carpet, Spacious Backyard and Much Morel Perfect Starter Home! Good Location! BPP WARRANTED. Just $21,500! 3.1! 191$ fully furnished; pià dishes, silver, etc. I all utiillIIs' ____ __ EVElIUS 110 _____ — MscttInial-Ci.ss A. Mill, lathe, shaper, etc. Must have all lois, space race *$l,S.000. 2 building lots, zoned Mft'2. located west of Sanford. ____________________ _____ 13 ____ 1 diw property: Comdsminium UnIt No.144. LAkE ' Apls. for $euler CitIzens. . town, very clean I 'lomy, 50 Jiinml. Cowan, 310 Palmesgi Ave. - ,.. VERSATILE WORKUR-TypI.g, Combined office & warsileuse west. Heaithy matUre. Retire. acceptable. ________________________ Unitodiolvonls. 333.1152 the t4 BR, 2 bath (out of the ordinary) split level home. GPOt for expanding family ______ .IAME$W, SEARS Lube? & 1IALTY 24HOUR (H 322-9283 ________ 3334414 ____________________________ — 40 Hour Saies Training UALTOS _______ ______ 1l USTATE v" REALTOR, 3227495 -____________________ LONGWOOD (Tibeion) Mid 560's. Bç.Owner. Super? story frame ctemporary. I yr. new. 4 BR. 2'bath,? car alt garage with S. ______ _____ S.argest Listing Inventory Oominant Advertising aj,a garage, C.H&A. auiid.rs ownhome.-Manyextrast 53e,SOO. - W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker qlilified buyer. $30,000 to Low down payments. BUILDER. 327.2217. . - 20% OfF A. OffiCe, 10.13. Monday, Tuesday, Wedrusdey. progressive. Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, experienced or newly licensed Now! !'"' aft ______ ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL RIPRE$UNTATIVI Sanford's most weli.know New'235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to ______ NOTICIOPACTION against on the grounds 01 race, vs. TO: J.F. GRANT, residence color, religIon, s*. or- national CLYDE C. PEROD, PATRICIA P1. unknown, If alive, hIs unknown origin In consideration for award. ROD and LAKE VILLAS CON. spou .s if married, and If dead, his In accordance with Executive DOMINIUM, INC., peuknowflMIrs,dsr,Isaie, Order 11W legatees and graideeo: and any and • all bidders will be afforded full Defendants. an per-sins having or claiming any opportunity to submit bids lit NOTICE OP SALE right, title or Inter-eel In and to the response to this invltatiin and will NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that fowfngdescribediandIn Somhnelo nit be discrIminated agalnaton on the 5th day of Jun., 111711, at cy, pioride, t,iIt: grsmda of race, cOlor, religion, em Eleven o'clock AM., at the Wee? $eu,$pwsel ¼ if the Southeast or national origin In consideratlen Front Door of the Sen male County ¼ ci Ho Southwest ¼ ci SectIon 11, for award. Courthouse in Sanford. Pier-ida, Ifie Township 21 leuHi, Range 31 East CONTRACT TIME AND undersigned Clerk will slier fir sale ij pared tissand ene-luali_____ acres LIQUIDATED DAMAGES the following described reel square In the SeHfllSest WM1 WOrk under this Agrwment shall 321-0759 .- . - I £ Aft. Hrs. 327 7643,332 4869 For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor-Owner, at 322-2470. tmrij!edlateoccupancy. New 3 BR, 1 'b block home. Walking to hospital, doctor, eJ Plaintiffs, 2638 Sanford Ave. V Enterprise, Inc. MsdoP Inc., Realtor 6443013 ____ SECOND READING: 43479 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA ly: Troy J. Piland Reg. Real Estate Broker lOver 22 Years Experience 4 . BATEMAN REALTY. Ciib for YOUr- lotl Will build on VUr lot or our lot. ' __ — M. Unsworth Realty ' Osteen - 10 acres 51.100 each Lake Mary -- bldg. lot. 512.000. Lake Mary - 3 2 blk. $31,000. 4-2 all conveniences. Consider lease option. $34,500. ID acres with cypress house. II x 32 ingrund pool, fenced. $65,000. Idyliwilde - S BR. 2': 8. country kitchen, breakfast nook, den, fireplace, 2 car enclosed garage. 565,000. 1 acre with old house. Owner holding. $25,000. Real Estate Sales our lot or yours. FHAVA. FHA 235 & 245. , JORDAN MARSH Wantedto Rent ,, ', - FORREST GREENE to Rent V.. , _____ Lake Mary-lot with trees 100130. lake privileges. $10,000 INC. REALTORS $30.6133or 339.4711 eves. - - ,. 41-Houses 41-Houses 0 �4 4I .4 105—Evening Herald, Sanford, P1. --. ' .-' - k - Sunday, May 13, 11 - - - s-;. I •'w. SAVE . - . - $ $1,101.10 CATEGORY ' OTIS 1. $4TI( " - A COPYI$OHT—$97t '9 GM &EF PEO __________________ V I U I OMU.R.A. ., CtCiD.JIpflR$ I$$IMAMI RA. ... W. L SAIMiS G*ILAND PtA. .' •UINUARIJ ..'..* AdOSOP1O P1*11tH PT. OthNG*, PtA. .. MICHAILUNTHICUM -:fl*t c,.oQtjIyyg CASSILIURY PtA • I Cl' MRs $20010 CATEGORY MAIS$AA. VICKIRY . AA -W1iMNNi "LI QUANTITY RIGHTS.. 0 -. .: •:- - -;' -' TOTAL PRIZES REDEEMED TO DATE U$*NOJ.MORUUIZØ • - I 4 I )-: All, T $2,INIO L4 ' I ¶ u,;: .•-•. • ...,._..• I PLAY DOUBLE D OLLAR BLØOE{L W/ r I ' V . •, " • / t\f -. - I -. ' - gqb 5rir° r Y Milifli CHARLO AA. -- ::LLUI1 "3 of MUS NO (4A !f4 1 0iIACW, PI&..-1 001 00 NITTLI McKINNIY •. a -. :-.. 0.4 V, STO11 1051041 9OIIS$SITOIIISI•TO ? 83) 44TOI I130 TO 4 manSOWI TO - 56 614 I 561TO I PLJPTAOOIDA,PIA. 1 100 OD _6$1I964)TOII6410I7$2T01 JUDY PCI _,,ii__oTO 1I11410I33770I PUNTA OOA. A. 4 '000I$07393$TOI394 TOI _217101 MARY McNISI. 300 _47fl37773TOI737TOtIIITOt ' IDOEWATIRFIA 9332333T01, ssTot27?OI iCII*UiI . tOO _0161) _99101f10701STOI IDGMA , FLA. ALI_1334_1_1'Q_I _TOIj _4__Vp _I w't*. xuuow $10100 CATEGORY WINTERSflW4OLFm, -.=--- __----9 _•__:: RICHARD H. JAMES VIOLET IAUMSA*TNII -, . ST. CLOUD, hA. PRICES GOOD IN ALL WD STONES ]; PT. MYERS, PtA. MARY A. COUNCIL ,. IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES ONLY J .' AGNIS TAIl ROCKLEDGE. PtA. O1t*NDO, PEA . . OIAMGLSIMINOU,OS(tOtA.$$1YA13.V(*USIA PIGGY MCKINZII un CITIUS, CHAILOTTE. SUCPTII MARION. UNDA NIIZATIIVA • KISSIMMEE PtA. (OIUEI. LIE AND HINDIT CAPE CORAL. PtA. -- -•1 SO*RINTO. PtA WILMANM$E ORLANDO PtA. ' RUTH A IYION _, CASSIERRY P1.A isiu i. iits TICE, 2 CIO : 7; w t im.11" I ' WESTERN COIN FED PUSH OR SMOKED ECONOMY U.S.D.A. GRADE 'A' FRESH CHOPS WHOLE FRYERS PORK - UIt'Wt%DV cwrrr """ 59c $129 .5 SLADE LI. • • £ S SIRLOIN PULL. ¼ FRESH 0* SMOKED PORK LOINS SLICED INTO PorkChops...$1" .. FRESH COUNTRY STYLE PAN REDI OR REGULAR CUT-UP Fry.rs...... __79C -, - SLICED BACON . -- fr Nm TYWN ccuii__iTYSON PROM PORK • SPARERIBS SIRLOiN TIP ROAST d': 1.11. P1(0. -. LB. - HICKORY SWEET SLICED Iacon.....2$22t BEEF ROUND BONELESS SIRLOIN TipSteaks... _. $21 - --HOLRONIIISS DINNIRRANKS ..... W.O ALL VAIRTIRS KIN $259 , a 2'. uk W.D IRAND Mt VUIIT*S BAG SAUSAGE SUNP4YLAND MEMFAST WDIIANDSLICED ',41/K.E: 41 / -r.vi M E/A7ThV'5 RE1ATIlq571c -z 'aw z% BACK BY 4k2 FRESH PORK LOINS SPLIT FOR COUNTRY STYLE Sparedbs..... 813 •. 79c TArn OU04UA PtIII * TASTE ' '. OIIAPtIN 'PUG. 19812 li e JO INSTANT FFE by Garry Trudeau 2' SAG SWOT PREMIUM BROWN &SERVE ALL VARIETIES $2" LINKS & PAMES DOONESBURY 3151.1 DOWN LB -'/ ustRd'Sri. 1*AM $315 pJfl 9' CURE 81 HAM W..D IILAP4D WHOLE HOG MEDIUM OR HOT 0 0 -0 S9c COOKED HAM SANFORD, FLORIDA $1 19 $199 939 W.DNUIAR CO IILLNUOR 1)1011 CCMW 0A1 (1(11(1(11 May 13, 1979 ' WII7IiRN CORN FED FRESH SMALL MEATY W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROUND ACIU'V.t7 1k445 =NO ftW 1984. 70 sa /P awra AAS RIGHT 8IJT I fl/5c41a'1A7u' ASTOR TIDE DETERGEN u0sh I w" SS.00 w mom THRIFTY MAID APPLE CAIM: 11.'I C E ALL FLAVORS CHE BLUE BAY PINK CAI mnm I- .— ' 4 •• a a1 k,4 .j 41 law Le,$3 ! ;j I -• IN •;-:i Our S(orj: ooc THE &4PIT, IS &T5WLYEP. HE ANP HIS RUFFIANS HAD TAKEN OVER LORD COHDOI4S CASTLE WHILE HE AND ALL HIS MEN WERE OUT GATHERING THE HARVEST BEFORE THE FROST CAME. BUT WHERE IS THE GRACIOUS LIVING HE HAP DREAMED ABOUT? THEN HIS RASCALS BREAK INTO THE ALEHOUSE AND DOCLOW KNOWS IT IS TIME TO STRIP THE CASTLE OF ALL ITS TREASURES AND MOVE ON, ERE HIS GANG BECOME SODDEN AND USELESS. I3 :.. .: •'.:: f!i • ••.t• '•- : :"I •- I 1 •• 4 I Jr •a-._.l / •--1 I 'f- S ;•• ;-. 4'_•• • L • .o.t: ,#4 1 -' - !•' •• -t $ L r HE IS FOLLOWED BY AN EAGER GROUP WHO HELP RAAJSE THE PORTCULLIS. THAT DONE, THEY DRAW THEIR BRIGHT SWORDS AND ENTER THE GREAT HALL. 2205 5-13 ' '••A• 4••4 :. • '4. :-r L "GENTLEMEN," SAYS SIR GAWAIN ANXIOUSLY, "IF WE ARE 708E 7/1RO6/i // TIME aCCw £U,YO1, WEP BETTER GET 70 hORA." NEXT WEEK-The Right to Work I; iI -'•. I. , ,,-••. �I AIR - - - - IF 100 -i I S • __________ I _w 9, Sol e NY o, JF : : --_ — 4 • •, 1 ___ ___ . r- 477 \ / ago 116T 1"T Do \0J Hms 10 Ml tip My ow Ur 1; from LI, I - f - i-rn -" - J •, PIRS'r v% ' MERGED NME DID 11', MN,.t :--u — 'flIN WE MeRo.ED' Rl..url :-. - '• II 'S. • . A$ W'I14 'V)"ciRe •' 5t j,' . •.I'HE l'$ Øj,p . UYI UW .7ln'V.VT4t gANDINGIP! .. I __ "• . . I i .. _________________ ,. ••'. ) f...: . - . . • _________ OAT 4 DEAR READER: This isyourcolumn. If you'd Ilketeshareahliit, ask a ques$ies,.rmakeasugges. tie,,, write me care of Hu,s,Heielse 77777-777777 ______ AS/ top irlde 1iefoie him a cotton swab to use as a too fast. Children are a DEAR HELOISE: precious to h' brush, then opened out some Why go through the trouble large grocery sacks for him to r oil of mothers should of rethreading your sewing keep rm on paint on. machine if you have tochange rainy ye spools In the middle of a lob? He was dllghtedl He With the machine still fully painted for quite some time, Mrs. D.E. Pruett threaded lust tie the almost used up thread to the end of the new spool real light to . ' -. . make a small knot. Then pull . . the knot through the needle ,.. . hole and presto I Your -, . . .: .' machine s threaded time flat. . . -. . Esther William - , 4 EAR HELOISE: HINTS FROM HIM I want to share my bright idea with everyone who has small DEAR HELOISE children in the housel My 4-year old wanted to paint, but had no A vacuum I hose h points, riopaintbrush,notevenpsperl Poor little guy, he looked suffers ma so sw. ari rigid plastic l took a foam egg carton and and really made some pretty hook. marg sh, with Its cut around four secilons, picturesi He got I little bottom fastened directly y 0t the making a tray with four little "point" on his shirt, but It left I drape s. I put wte In each cup, washed right out the next fortably. Kenneth lose and added food coloring to It takei so 11"1* to amuse a each Voila iH. had red, blut A KNOTTY PROBLEM child, and they grow upway . '- wl'HI — A AND F1NPJ.l.Y '5 M.'rG jg4ruIuNfeiJ - I have no holders to hold your books In place? Well, for you people I have a solution. Take empty tennis boll cans flflwUhsomething very heavy (stones for instance), put the lids on and use for bookends. Your friends will love them and so will you. Janet P., Age 12 YOU CAN DOITI DEAR HELOISE: My dad had a good idea to stop bathroom rust stalin from metal cans. When the can is open switch the plastic cover of the shaving cream to the bottom of the can instead. The fact Is that plastic and water don't rust, while metal and water dol So check those cansl Jiil,AgelO DEAR HELOISE: SLEEP TIGHTI I have been reading your column for 3 years, and have a hint for you. This is for people who enjoy listening to music when they go to be4 1 have a jewelry box that plays music when lid Is opened. l simply leave the lid open and wind it up. ltIs relaxing and you don't waste radio batteries. Nancy Renick, Age 12 . �lft~e 9r A%.0 111 " LI OY 16 Lee 14OLLy by Mike Senich THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS AA 4" Ar, I61F = 4vi k Lis 14110 ML sit 71, top Ca Toe, --' AL 04 low L aw V lo PV ol l, s ' a A~l Th 14131* - K1 1 4m Dump's AL _j p "Z t- I ------ at OF lima 10, pf"A All let �. . : man :-• - J4 .: ,--s NOW 15PIV-5 09AC,61 A& 10 ALL 14P.;Z Na*HS;oIZ,5 AT' p ' .' skiFAAV — sqli~ 51- ..: .. •.., 0101- Am lit I ? ' 1 NP f-I,Ei 5 lI d OUTA POP? La , r AV L (llW r Ab a. A -- —OA goo WEE PALS . kid DWT a" cm FM p0s. 11b - power P%6 is Lm ApwNb iN 'Ai by Morrie Turner ____ ONE SEE THE ___ (( PT \ o;J •-çfl1 'f1i1VJ OPOmUN1TY YORONØRII '' 5iJF -LJAND - A$MANV i AJINANDfR$ONAND TO WISH DOROTWYL. OUR BRIDGE EVERy- WAZ -S D04 CA14 Row oxv. AMP MY VW)HO CAN SIT UP AND IV• Un .1rea tylo S,nd.CI. Inc n - *VrVfAxdt ONE ... F ROM DOLLY O5RIAu GLOUCESTER, MASS. 1;ft CM boAg~ itJT HM-M-M Wl* 'Tcw AcUy! To ANY CARD. HE NOT ONLY KNEW HE MAPE AN EDITORIAL STATEMENT BESIDES/ NANCY CASEY FROM PEGGY CASEY ANSWER... Mv PUILADELPWIA, PA. fW ALL WER CN/EA GPANDI1/L DEA/ 4/VO Ge(Ar FORT MORGAN COLO. H d It -------:--; �71st Year, No. 229—Monday, May 14,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 El Evening Herald—(USpS 48280)—Price 15 Cents For Seminole High Students Measles Vaccination Mandatory Next Fall _hmr" U1*rW by Hal Kaufman HEAR THISI Start out with failure, end up with greatness and you can't miss deciphering these words by Herman Melville: "TEST IS OF GREATNESS THE FAILURE TRUE." Rearrange words so quotation makes sense. By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer ..I$J4aJ60 ON 1flJ4 L$I 3 "The compulsory immunization guidelines from the state Department of Education pertain to all children to be enrolled and admitted to grades 10 through 12 in the 1979-00 school year.,, .' Most Seminole County high school students who declined "Students must either have proof of immunization certifying voluntary vaccination this week 'galijt Red Measlp will be they were previously vaccinated with live measles virus vaccine unable to escape the needle'next fall. or previously Infected with natural measles, Mrs. Snell said. That was the word today from Marion Snell, consultant coorStudents who were vaccinated prior to or In 1969 would be dinator if health education and health services for the county's required to be Vaccinated again since that particular vaccine did school district. . not provide a lasting Immunity, Mrs. Snell noted. 4 Mrs. Snell said she received word Friday from the county The HRS is sponsoring a three-day vaccination program _____ health department that beginning next fall, high school students beginning today for approxImately 11,500 students In grades 9 must be vaccinated against measles, unless they can show they through 12 In Seminole County, but by Friday, only about 1,700 were vaccinated after 1969, or that they have had measles. students had signed up.The schools and the number volunteering Florida health officials have become concerned over the are: 63, Crooms; 760, Lake Brantley; 166, Lake Howell; 0, dramatic increase of measles cases ut the date Lyman; 160, Oviedo; and 291, Seminole. at the high school level. Hence, an effort to this week Immunize "All these schools tell me students are still bringing In their as many high school students U possible against measles on a consent of ImmunIzatIon form," Mrs. Snell said. "They expect to Volunim basis. get them up until the day of Immunization." "We have had a 4009erceig Increase in measles cases this year Students were Immunized free of charge from 8:30 am, to 12:30 In Florida, compared with the same time last year," said Tom P.M. today it Lake Howell and Lake Brantley high schools. The Cook, area Immunization coordinator for the state department of vaccination program will be held the same time at Lyman and Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS). Seminole high schools and Wednesday at Oviedo and Crooms high Approximately 921 students it Like Brantley and Lake Howell schools. highschools rolled up their slaves this morning to be voluntarily Referring to the 1,700 students who are participating In the Immunized against red measles. program, Mrs. Snell said: As a preventative measure against an outbreak, HItS Is "I would say that is a pretty good turnout because we don't sponsoring the voluntary immunization program this week for know how many have been immunized since 1969 or how many ANdmis In grad.. 9 tirough 12 In Seminole Coy. have been taken to their private physicians." Who Nose? Turn your head as far as you can to one side. Now, reach around with your opposite arm and touch your nose - If you can. Deep Sie.pI Aye slept longer than lee. Cog slept less than Dee. Dee slept longer than Be., but less than Aye. Who slept longest? 4$46uOp $dei% lAy Riddle.Me.Thisl Which is the dullest bird? Give up? The BIah•boilnk. Which bird plays the flute? The tootle-clove. HERE'S ONE FOR MCMI CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. '4114014$ 'I uoady 0ulIw 11 11301 l01 ç .tISM SI "i , pow am siliuld 't '&.lJOqI it is ' eutuIw of 6 ,1:103u&#a44Ø A.. Hey, Mom, here's one lust for you. Try It on family members or friends on your special day. Form a square with 12 buttons or coins (see above), with four coins on each side. Now, challenge bystanders to remove two coins (leaving 10) and still have four on each side. Here's the secret (for Mom's eyes only): Remove coins 2 and 11. Place caIn 6 atop coin 4, and atop 10. There are still four UPS AND DOWNSI What can you draw to complete this coins on each side. curiqus scene? To find out, add lines from 1 to 2, 3, etc. - . - - £ ' I, .. - aim 3 I LEADING THE LEAGUE Herald photo by Tom Pdetsel Okay, guys, this is a baseball! That Isn't actually what Chase & Co. coach blue Frank Is telling Clint Byington, center, and Darryl Merthie. But whatever he has been telling them has been good advice, because Chase leads Sanford's National League with a 9-1 record to (late, and Byington and Merthie top the club in both hitting and pitching Chase continues its quest for division domination today with a 5 p.m. contest at Bay Avenue Park against second place Clem Leonard Shell. Dr. DeJu As Seminole 1.1.1 Ann uii. 1+1111 • YOU PAY HOMAGE TO A &M1C.H OF EGGS? It's all but settled..Dr. Jorge DeJu M.D. of Tallahassee will . become the &Aateento In the dual rife of director if Human Services-Health director for Semirole County and assume the duties of those offices In early J. The final details before the move Into the $0,101 annual position remaining to be accomplisbed are formal approval by the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HItS) of Dr. i)eJu's eligibility for the health director post and for the creation by Seminole County of the dual position and Dr. DeJu's formal acceptance. However, Dr. Lucy Hady, HItS district director, said Dr. DeJu Is listed by the Mate department as eligible already, "We do not foresee any problem," she said. As far as the dual role Is concerned Mrs Hady said, "There Is plenty of precedent for that," citing Orange County specifically where one man holds both the offices if health director and social services "I think the approval will go Rnoothly," she said. "We are -.000;_ vm ' Holly Williams of Lake Bentley gets Inoculation from Juanita Ashley Sanford Couple ' He Our Was s Stolen Eyes rle ir'i'#r uu qu %.iju talking of only a matter of days for the formal approval to be granted," Mrs. Hady added, noting the' approval should come by Friday. "HItS has been working with the county diligently for months to fill the position of health director." HItS approval Is necessary because DeJu as health director will be technically a state employee and 60 percent of the salary for the health director post Is funded by the state, Dr. DeJu said today he must wait for formal HItS approval before accepting the Seminole County job. He said he and County Administrator Roger Nelswender will be meeting in Seminole County Saturday. When HItS approval is In hand, he and his family—wife and two daughters — will begin planning to move into Seminole County by early June, he said today. The eldest daughter of the 49. year-old physician Is a student In college while his 16-year-old daughter Is a high school student. The permanent health department director post has ' —tuiu 'We are only talking a matter of days for the formal approval A native of Cuba, Dr. DeJu has been an American citizen for 15 years. He received his BS degree from Vibora Institute in Cuba, his MD from Havana Medical School and a master's of public health administration from the University of Berkeley in Calif. He served his residency In his specialty of obstetrics and gynecology at been filling In. Deaconess Hospital, Buffalo, The human services director N.Y. position has been vacant since Troy Todd, the county's first He has served in public health director resigned the post in positions in the states of KenMarch and received at his tuciy and Florida and with the request reassignment to U.S. State Department, another county job. Budget DONNA ESTES to be granted' -. Al Tiday . el :•- - __........ 1' ............ IA u .--. .......... 41 •,•, •.••...... 41 '' ... . , ,. . . .........4'-A wTdo -,, 9• Wnat what _ 1140awlib .body somebody - am • 41u," : • : aMdh.11111111160111 beau Macs tIN, bid ..,. we do gardening tools before Jad 1`1114 doo weB at _ —......................in lilies our • b'&. MP' 11a. r,holb, dad wsoInk I - 0 mmY of his garden tools were taken. Before he could fix ths lock, hesaid, __ the thieves cam bad and took what was left. The cosçls also began to notice __________ pry marks around their windows. When Mrs. P was startled at . night by a woisld.be burgiar, the couple decided •. to take ac" "We went rigid to the . — and got dog wecoaldftnd.Thatwas Jac*" aim said. Benson said he de.si't know wheuldo now. H. • add ad oft witjott • _ Sanford pollee laud •siI '. 'Yy', • , '9W • . 'tA •• - 'I • ' •tf - .t• ....... • . • 1 -.•.• . ____ • lho,iawo,thsM JIM11W."91 • ! .• , . r — .: I an riivvrn '.. - '• - could Dr. DeJu, currently In private practice, told county commissioners last week he prefers the public health field over private practice. Night' did not Mart having serious problems with prowlers : been vacant in Seminole County Director Jeff Etchberger has since last September when Dr. been filling in as acting director Hamida BatU* realWied. Dr. since that time. William 0. Pewter, a retired Dr. Battla's salary was physician from Orlando, has $36,000 annually while Todd received $19,400 annually for a total of $55,400. The new combined position will pay 145.000 Dog: In The ____ A IkIls over a year ago, "&'nibo riedtogat In real good and played with JOha . W. lesson, 11, my window -- When I buD. HI WOVId.'t have TZ was here and we got decided be had todo aw"MR, 211111111211111111 to k" " dw scarit our age whit Mrs. Binuon described could we do if ,onine ,bw*imwd p.9wlw who thsdag..'os,,y.s in . broke In," said Mrs. .conwadly it" his ned" 1w sold th. trees In hilme at JIM P=Wauto Benson, 74. "We boo the swrooft ids g Jack for prot.ttlon." ...Ave. Sobsboagl$adog. theIrhome vuydarkinthe Benson said he placed Sometime early and iaMb' ap Jack on histhai Us. 8Mèy, Jack, the l.y.sr. praahabI, topI Fridey Mgt* before going old keakl. pip who Bid In the year they had IiIniiga to bed. When he awok. iseidad and his Jack, they did not ••* with the action ftwft.thedO( had bNn petence the repeated ed svw*y dwy 6drAunfastened from the thsin vidis of late'nlgbt In. aadwuPast trudIIsk. the mu who "We loved him,fadbum . brihoWdoaêjdnuztto Owe home. A ID A MR. AND MRS. 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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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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/a46f7fbed73ce81c04900050a1f49889.pdf dfcb3487e4a3dd3ae602e5bf34c1ab28 PDF Text Text 4101— Ev.ning BLON DIE Herald, Sanford, Tuuday,.Jun., 1979 Fl. by Chic Young ( DO.LARS ThAT TLJ2,<ay, Wl4E.J TLJR<EV WA5ECEAUND NTY NTS W-IO WERE I REMEMBER ou Buvwc / 1 it ojis L) P .. I ~W ______ . Ir BEETLE BAILEY by Mort AREN'T YOU AFRAIP TO TALK THAT WAY TO OTTO BEETLE? OUTA THE 'lOLl WAY, • FLEA-BITTEN MUTT! 46 Graduate of Annapolis Doctrine (abbr) 4 Adjoin 47 To be (Lat ) 8 Alphabet 48 Misfortune 12 Cry of 50 Type of poem surprse 52 Lama land 13 Smallest bit 56 Son of Adam 14 Tropical plant 58 Egg on l5 Alley --- 60 Mountain near 16 Fence timber ancient Troy 17 Staff officer 61 Aware of (2 Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS ~~ TkkT6 OUTRAGEOUS!! AA), HIS BARK IS WORSE THAN HIS... BITE 18 Detects Walk r Walke \ - 42 Cruel person 44 Pool Pot( 1 i 2 ILIRIA iii 'DjoTN j I o o i a -i 1 a i p a KE i (jj LINT s T o A W E C SIT 6 I C 0 S R IARR A - irfl N tfó1 Than Mineral. 011 A s u ILliti I — 4 5 6 7 which Ihad surgery a few years ago. This left me with a tight muscle In the rectum and makes elimination difficult. IOI s,jWT by Art Sansom Mi MWE i a 20 23 ' PRACTa,) 27 ' 24 that it is a physic and should not be relied on. It does seem to work nicely thought. 28 29 30 33 34 37 4 1-7.1 38 36 An 40 ia 39 can be absorbed and act as an natural Wet. If it works well for irritant to the organs In which you, there's no reason that you the mineral oil Is deposited. It shouldn't continue it although I County Administrator Roger Neiswender said the law requires persons storin g more than three gallons of gasoline to get a permit from the county. However, no 32 — — A -- 43 44 and in Jail. Th e practice is potentially hazardous, Kaiser said. also can 42 is being stored in quantities ranging from five gallons to 500 gallons in residential areas in violation of the fire ewe. Penalty for violation is ~unishable by $Wfineor60days well for that in most cases. The them on a regular basis if you problem is small amounts of it can't solve th e problem with a — — 31 35 chemical laxatives the important vita of 47 S 'lila, Ma M t U a. U $ POOR 58 ARCHIE by Bob Montana CENT V" TO RELAX AND WATCH OkAY I'M TIRED OF ITE HL4RlJG ABQJT WEIGHT... DIETS AND WEIGHTS! 58 ———— you The Health Letternumber DEAR DR . LAMB - I have — 128, Laxatives, Enemas and examined my rectum and I feel McCluan, is how to enforce the code. "I know of at least one instance where gasoline is being stored at a home," McCluan said. "We've asked the county attorney's office how to enforce the code," specifically whether warrants are needed to enter a suspect's home or property. tremely explosive.' Iii' told of an incident in north Florida recently where gasoline, stored adjacent to a home, exploded. "All that was left of the home was its concrete slab," Kaiser said. Kaiser recommended that no permits for over three prov ision for ventilation or allowing for the release of pressure." An explosion from a cup 01 vaporizing gasoline is about the same in intensity as an explosion from three sticks of dynamite," Kaiser said. gallons Ix- issued. For thosestoring even three gallons, lie advised that the fuel be kept ina *'approved safety can" ill it well ventilated area and "iiot inside I dwelling.- .. Our department mll be investigating the calN." Kaiser said. "We will be enforcing tile lit%% to eliminate the hazards in residential areas," said Newswender. Assistant County Attorney Bob MeMillan said he will Ixresearching the issue. County Commissioners Tuesday, after hearing a report from Kaiser, instructed him to prepare a letter for Chairman Bob French's signature to be sent to (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I 1 Nil For Wednesday, June 6, 1979 ___ by Howie Schneider 10MCU-N-Y Hi 7HERE FOR 1% 5UG ___ A LOT June6, 19,79 For Ii WIN SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don't let an old grudge with producer, not a shirker. GEMINI (May 21-June ()) a co worker precondition yo ur You may not work well under thin king today. His or her by Al Vermeer MAKING A MAJOR MOVIE ABOUT \ SOMEONE WHO'S - I _____________ I WEIGHT.' 11 11 1 ¶A I _______ ST1.1 REALLY 41 1 4 -•.. a a 'Ir BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahl ' ØOXlN 6L.OY5 ARE OFT EF400ÔH O CICERO WON'T 6ET HURT U'IN ,_-------_.., . (C<EM' ',_- YL.VØTg! 'lH7) iyt.i_poya x ____ IT: / I - . .. .. -. Herald Staff W riter 10 5 2 EAST WEST a of clubs fit order to protect his spade nine whereupon nuinth and Cintron claim there are already 150 members. Any • 53 , A 88 5 •9432 AJ3 •Q9874 SOUTH •AJ8 A Q 44! •KQ •K6 Vulnerable: Both CANCER (June 21-July 22) extra effort today if you hope to Keep a low profile socially achieve an important goal. today and, above afl,deer clear Your chances are good, but of cliques. Don't let another you'll have to work at It, involve you in petty politics. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Well-formulated plans should LEO (July 23-Aug. Z&t It's not be altered. Stick to your posstbleyoucouldbea bi tmore original blueprints even though restless than usual today and you may e faced with an make changes just for the sake unexpected of change. Think your moves West North Emit South ree spade tricks and the chance to get rid of a club. A PUS 2V PUS Pass 1 Pass 4' Pass I club play makes South's king good and a diamond lead gives South a ruff and discard. Opening lead: #A . ASk j the A Missouri reader asks what is meant by an inter- . ask city officials to reject a white woman recommended by the Seminole Joint Tenants Council to fill a vacant seat on the Sanford housing Authority Board. get 500 gallons of gasoline to person55oroveroranyveteran Agriculture Committee. The committee is reviewing honorably discharged from the an amendment to the food service, regardless of age, eligible for membership, he stamp law that would restore provision allowing said. The group Is sched uled to the hold its next meet ing at 10 am. ded uction of medical and dental June 13 at the American Legion expenses from household in. come in calculating food stamp building. Veterans and senior citizens eligibility. Such deductions share a collective list of con- were stricken from the law on cerni, Cintron said, and a "We' re going to mount a lobby group to address those concerns is a logical step. He campaign on that right away. If said veterans and the elderly those medical deductions are have been the most under- taken away, a lot of elderly represented groups in the neople are going to be hurt," country and, as a result, they Cintron said. He sa id the campaign will have been "ripped off" include letter-writing, phoning politically. He said politicians con- and "whatever else can be d e Blacks Davis recorded the vote count and did not permit a protest ,. side blacks today said they will 44 J. . - -, " , motion. Mrs. Wvche further -\ • , / . -......I '! ' " - was taken, chairman Davis ' recorded the vote as 20-to-5 in favor. But Mrs. Wyche said that vote was incorrect and that, in fart, a majority of those __ ____ .... ' . ''('IIF tiI1UCS bins actually voted against recotn men di ng Miss Buratti. On i'uday, Mrs. Wyche said site notified city manager Warren E. Knowles that there Council. Mrs. Wychc, a former position's to Miss Buratti's On Monday, the Tenants chairman of the Tenants appointment. A petition bearing Council held a special meet ing Council, said the current more than 50 names of west side and selected Ten Buratti from chairman, Mrs. Aurdella residents supporting her Redding Gardens as the person Davis, nianipulated time voting charges will be submitted to tiir to be recommended to the city and (11(1 not allow into rty commission at its regular commission for appointment to no:mlinatioim all the miaxmmes. Mrs. mimecting Monday night, Mrs Wycite said site had wanted to Wvche said. Brown's unexpired term. 20 be considered For time Authority however, a group of some If 'len had won time election the city's west Board position but was ex- fair and square I could have residents from . .. . 1 . —. present at tile Monday meeting Zoynne Mae Davis was named to fill Coibert's position, but a recommendation on Brown's replacement was delayed pending the recommendations of the board and tile Tenants spokesman for tile dissenters. would be "cotisi(leriible of)- .: . charged that chainuan Davis never provided written notice to Tenants Council niemnixi s of the special meeting, as required by council bylaws. Mrs. Wyche said when the vote to approve Miss Buratti City Commission meeting, Mrs. said, will be the House sistently have neglected efforts done" to persuade the cornto ease the tax strain placed on mittee to approve the amendelderly citizens living on fixed ment. Future activities of the incomes and time plight of organization, he said, will focus returning vets, "When a couple who have on voter registration, "Come July," he said, "we're worked hard all their life retire and then can't afford to pay the going to have busloads of people taxes to keep their home, it's a at the courthouse waiting to disgrace. When a veteran who register." By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ..... . Two seats oil tile board begin lobbying efforts Immediately. The first target, be Sio raciaI discrimination, a group of west became open Following the resignation of member John Colbert on May 7 and the death of mmiemnber George Brown on 1ziy 21. At the May 30 Sanford organization was founded fast Also-thlslsnotagoodtimeto is closed. experiement with untested CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. procedures. How to get along 19) For one who usually deals with other signs is one of the with life realistically, your sections you'll enjoy in your practiclality could desert you new AstroGraph Latter. Mall today, involving you in $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. something both complicated Box 489, Radio City Station, and illogical. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. birth sign. Charging ',. - Florida. In addition, he said, 17 South could have run ot all his trumps. On t he last trump lead West would have been forced to blank his ace South could make his club king good. The trouble with that play is that it would fail if East held the club ace. Expe rt South finds a neat safety play to Insure the contract. When he leads a spade he plays the eight, not the jack. Now West is endplayed. A spade lead gives South • Q 1097 __ "They'd have to come to us if percent of the nation's senior million votes, probably a Cintron is the principal Veterans majority," Cintron said. organizer of United Cintron said the group will and Senior Citizens, Inc. The Wp-A produces tile ace. •K642 K 1085 • 10 7 ... - they wanted to be elected, citizens live in this state. Together, the veterans and "Even If one third of those persons over 55 represent a majority of voters in this combined voters didn't vote, we'd still have more than two state," said George Cintron. vening bid. Usually an overcall, it is ARIES(March 21-April 19) through before going off on bid inserted while the oppota ngents. Tread warily in joint ventures Here is another bad luck nents are bidding along on VIRGO (Aug. 23&PI. 23) today. Surface conditions may hand for the ordinary their merry way. ''51'1'E i:NT}:lmI'Hisi ASSNI Instead of looking for your appear calm, but unusual declarer. friends' faults today, look for undercurrents could lead to West falls to open a spade, (Do you have a question for develonents. their virtues. but starts by leading ace and the experts? Write "Ask the TAURUS tApril 20-May 20) another diamond, South Experts," care of this newspaJIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be doubly tactful in important draws trumps, leads a spade per. Individual quesIons will Normally you're willing to one-to-one relationships today. from dummy and finesses be answered of accompanied the Jack. West takes his by stamped, sell-addressed share fully what you have with Do nothing erratic that could others, but today you be a upset so meone whose Spades fail to break so South ing questions will be used nj trifle too self-serving for your assistance you need at this must lead a club toward his this column and will receive _ rrpyg AREYOU'5URE mee BRIDGE 5-5 NORTH presstwe today, so try not to methods may be superior, but ll never know if your mind leave tasks to the last minute. you' 'PRISCILLA'S POP IN .i'04v AF oLd(I In Electi*on Di*spute _________ _ T- •f'.i ,. ..; . coalition. of your beat efforts. Be a / By W. _ •--' . man trying to form such a than one million veterans in trifle heavier this coming year roles were reversed, but the rewards will be worthy o .... 1 .... ' Clout market. They contain an inert see a physician. work is concerned may be a you 'd like to be treated if the I' •11., .' newspaper, P0 Box 326, San probably have hemorrhoids. Sometimes they protrude and Antonio, TX 78292. you can feel them and at other Metamucil Is one of several t im es they do not. Regardless of bulk laxatives and is not what it Is, anyone who has a necessaril y any better than mass in that area and doesn't not at the expense of others. Demands on you where your Treat your associates the way K ' ,.., receive proper medical care, it's a disgrace," Cintron said. A coalition of veterans and "Those are the kind of t hings senior citizens would have we are going to try and correct enough political clout to play by pooling our votes for canthe deciding role in an y future didates who will represent us." SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be your own person today but YOUR BIRTHDAY KESD Kaiser said some persows are burying 55-gallon drums : evenlope for it. Send your By BERNICE BEDE OSOL EEK & MEEK can be fatal." ... : I avoid. Other readers who want be there. Is this normal? I've HOROSCOPE Asked how someone a storage tank lit his vard, McCluan said, bv trans po rting it in his car five-or-lO-gallons at a tune, creating another hazardous situation. —DONNA F.S'I*F-S ' ". Vote Bias Claimed a long, stamped, self-addressed for years. _____ public safety director also warned of the dangers of siphoning gasoline, saying "only it few drops in tile lungs . basic information on which of almost covers the rectum and these products you should at — this issue can send 50 cents with had trouble with constipation 1 The homeowners' associations in the county warning of the hazards involved in improperly storing gasolin e. Kaiser said his office has received anon)7nous calls Suppositories, to give you some a mass that seems to be flesh. It 66 POPULATION UDtE, of gasoline lit their baCK yar(ts, according to anonymous Form Lobby laxatives either. I'm sending — — Law complaining that gasoline is being stored in residential softeners which you could use ———— 65 OVERWE/6H7 RE 60 torage permits will be issued, he said. Vets, Elderly just a little more natural. I don' t recommend chemical as well if you really need them . 59 Gas S force There are such things as stool 53 54 55 62 — — 84 THE _______ COJCLUSIVELY•• NEWS PROGRAM' 52 . THAI HAVE SHOWN EAR. -0 MY FAVOR YOUR, 57 61 — — — I'M JUST GO FRED, 50 51 — ___________________________ 6 -. - - - _ - it leaking through. — — 48 49 — there'sa little social problem of seems — — — — To En must mins and minerals. Then fiber in your diet. To me it — — 46 — 48.280)—Price 15 Cents say that I 'm a little partial to the idea of your using cereal interfere with absorption 45 ounty sections of the Unincorporated areas of Seminole County. But it doesn't know how. Not yet at least. Co unty Commissioners were told by Public Safety Director Gary K aiser on Tuesday that complaints from anonymous persons have come to his office that gasoline soften the stool. It worked very there's really no harm in taking — Herald— (USPS Can Be Found The county would like to call a halt to the "potentially or cereal not Way C Usually you can get the same ecommend it anymore. The so-called bulk laxatives, Originally it was not thought to of which Metamucil is one, are — 25 — — — Legal to does act as a stool softener and be absorbed and was used to K)3OJ HJ P.P 21 seems which If which swells when moist, adding bulk to the diet. The moisture that it retains substance can help people who have also drink fruit problems in elimination in juices. What I would like to conjunction with hemorrhoids know is, Is it Safe to take or of complications Metamucil every day? I'm told hemorrhoids. I 18 PM&Y. WT 10 6WUA 17 — — L natural stool. I 11 Evening I I 22 10 71 st Year, No. 249—Wednesday, Juneó, 1979— 6,19 79— Sanf ord, work fine and gives me a 14 16 Dr. mineral oil Lately I've been introduced tO Metamucil d i Lamb I doesn't seem to do what it used to and my stool is too soft and sometimes shredded. _______ 15 the However, 1111eril I — — — — — 13 U been taking mineral oll most of l my life. Iamfl.Ihavepilesfor IFIuPI titR in your diet. The bran cereal fiber swells when it's DEAR READER Many moistened and acts as a bulk docto rs used to recommend additive. m in eral oil but most of us don't 8 19 — — I have DEAR DR. LAMB ITEtI 35 Midwest city 57 Conjunction 59 Diamond (abbr association 9 Cover eyes 13 12 0 THE BORN LOSER MWO Y]iJI ifSIiiE 20 Prop 82 Coffin stand i o ó o 22 Actor Sparks 63 Aura P ANS W( I I t!I1S 2 23 Ireland 64 Never (contr.) ID Cipher 38 Actress 25 Conjunction 65 Sown (Fr) Southern 27 Sew 66 Female saint 11 Ovule 19 Allow 30 Walking (abbr,) 40 Ascetic 2 1 Chani'el sticks 4J Same (prefix) 24 River in 33 Tax agency DOWN 45 Of God (Lat) Europe (abbr) 26 Short sleep 47 Spooky 34 Executioner in 1 Social club 48 Sacred image 27 King "Mikado (abbr) Mongkuts 49 Path 38 Linn 2 Sabot land 37 Invisible 3 Dawdle 51 Pats emanation 28 Unerring 4 Motion sick 53 Prejudice 39 College 5 Jungle snake 29 Hebrew 54 Blue-pencil athletic group 6 Useful 30 Lathers 55 Weight 41 Mae West 7 Saga 31 Dunce allowance role 8 Motoring Twist about 32 _ 6-5 wds) ____ Cereal Fiber Better OJAIM DIAIMIP Dliii j_ tj (IN ..... uiiuU . _,_,• - I side protested tile action and cluded front consideration by accepted that. But site didn't claimed tile election won by Mrs. Davis. and that isn't rii0it. It isn't fair Miss Buratti was "rigged". So Mrs. Davis today labeled Mrs. to the tenants," said Mrs. there wo uld be a white member W'che's charges "ridiculous," Wyche. of time board. and said the dissenters are housing Authority Director If Miss Buratti were ap- "jtist it bunch of bigots." Toin Wilson said today the pointed to the fiviu-nieniber "We wanted I mixed board, controversy should be settled at READING CAN BE FUN "Reading is FUNdamental," especially when you're all dressed up clowns, these students (from left)—-Michael Lester, Robert Ifill and 11m Edsall—In the (111F) program at Southside Elementary School are being told by their teacher aide, Jeanette Green in top photograph. Below, Superman is the inspiration promoting reading at the Sanford braimeim Authority Board, she would be one that could represent all time a Inter imwettng lie said he Vbihl the only white represen tative. tenents," said council chair, issue Further directives to the library. Checking out the Super Summer 179 program at the library are With Colbert's resignation, and inall I)jlvis. (from left) April Vanscoder, Alex Piquer, Corkey Howland and Dee Dee Ilowland. / ' time appointment of Mrs. Zoynne Chainmmmin Davis said there spelling out time requirements of Davis, time Four current board had been two candidates open meetings, and another members are all black. seeking re'cotmummendatiun frommi election mimay have to be called "It wasn't a fair election and time Tenants Council, Miss for. there are a lot of blacks oil the Buratti and Rev. G. Eubanks. Time housing Authority is west side of town that are mad Eubanks withdrew and Buratti charged with time responsibility about this," said Barbara was chosen by vote, she said. of immonitorüig the six public Wyche, who said she is U But Mrs. Wyche said Mrs. housing projects in the city . .. . . , :, . ".. Tenants Council this week I(ids Taunt Her queen and leads back the 10. envelopes. The most interest-- 0 own good. Don't be stingy. time. king and is down one when copies of JACOBY MODERN.) SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST t a A IT MEANS AVAV9 .W cE JMWN65, ING 1*4* D-FaR , L.00MI~ %, - " cIN6! ! SHRUB! ' IN THE , R6MEMBER, BENEATH THAT 051ME HE ____ _______ ______ ONLY FLESH ____ AP4P Bi.000/ N'T WORRY. CAN TAKE 'IM! LOOMIS' WE -. ______________ STAY ' G(YEHER MY _______ _______ • ______ AIR! __ - ____ _____ _ ______- next Monday night must ap- f Ts TUMBLE WEEDS ' ZOONIES IVS HAUP TO L.I1V SUCñ /1 TINY oPY CAN CONTAIN ) SUCH A M4SSIV 6O. J X SAVOI I: . NOIHIN& DRAWS 114E. Cus1bMRs u MAY Or- $,, i - WrIHA S it. Ti I - • ' . - - ' .IL ____________ - - -. - 5',--- - . . .• I' 0' 1 • I'. ' " ' --'-'- Y' ' • --- ---,--—. •1•-" -. ---. — 0J - ., . "- _______ _____________ _________ -____ '- , '. ' I, -/ ..• I' - -4, , -' - ., funding under the Older - . Casselberry ,;; '0- •-•. Evacuation Site was semiconscious when size heard children's voices. "Please, will you help me," site screamed, She said they laughed, apparently thinking it was a game, and left. The children, size said, would return, knock on the hood, giggle and then disappear. lulow many People heard She said site cried out for rime because I could hear help wimt'n site knew adults them. " could hear her but they She said her kidnappers left tier car in an apartizzent building garage, but the 91-pound woman was apparently just walked away. Finally on Friday a man heard tier weakened pleas and called police. She ., . — if" ": - __ - - - Project of $12,500, _____ ____________ . lust week, and stuffed her into time trunk of tier car. One told her "Be still, Dorothy, or we're going to kill you." "At first all I could do Was pray tile)' wouldn't kill lime," size said. "Then I prayed that someone wo uld, please, hear imiy cries and call police. I unsuccessful in her atwas taken to a hospital .. facility is expected of $60,000 0 • , ,l tempts to open the tr suffering front dehyun k -' Several homes in the area of Applications to the u.s. to be matched with $7,500 from with a te LEon. diutioti. . 620 Laurel Way, Cassel berry, • Department of Health, the city and $12,500 from the were evacuated briefly today Education and Welfare (HEW) county, Ferino said. -• when a Florida Gas Company • . Approval for the federal are to be submitted by July 1, , natural gas line was ruptured. Today said Bruce Ferino, assistant funding Is expected by October 1, Ferino said, and construction city planner today. '? . Anthony Pool Co. workers is planned to begin In January, Ferino told county com were excavating for a swim- Around The Clock • . • 4-A Dr. Lamb ming pool w hen they broke the Bridge... IflisslOflers Tuesday the twohoroscope ch ase price of e $27,200 pur Th acre location of gas line at approximately 10:45 Calendar .... be 7.A Hospital ---------• .10- A ................ the facility is behind Vaughn's the property will not be paid a.m., accoriiing to Casselberry COMICS .................... OURSELVES .......1-B Nursery, east of Sunset Drive, until after the grant is approved Io1ice Chief George Karcher, Crussord . :........ S.B overlookjng Lake Concord and Oct. 1, Ferino said. who said the line was repaired Editorial .............. .....A Tele1siun — DONNA ES1ES ___________________________________________________________________________ within a half hour. south of the Better living Dear Abby --------i-n Weather •• I cAPrrAL. -- -- - —_I by Craig Lea WORI.P4AMUS SCRIBBLE stAIDDLE 5C1U4.E 9 proval to a county grant for the year grant to furnish the L%K ONLY &LIMp5E OF M1 YO!J'L,J.. 1ETeiL.L. Funds prove purchase of the two-acre Americans Act, Ferino said, The first-year grant of tract where the complex istobe $115,416 Is to be matched with located. from the county and County Commissioners $12, Tuesday gave informal ap- $27,500 from the city. A second. ___ -[- by T. K. Ryan Get OAKLAND, Calif. (DPI) - A 61-year-old woman, locked for 56 hours in a car trunk, says children taunted her and adults walked away despite her screams for help. Dorothy Hudson said Tuesday she was abducted by two men w hen she stopped at a traffic light - Only one more detail must be Retirement Center, Purchase price for the attended to before federal applications can be submitted property is $27,200. Ferino said. for the proposed new senior The Area Agency on the in Aging, which administers the citizens complex grant program for HEW, has Casselberry. . almost guaranteed" federal The Casselberry City Council ______ _____ " _____ bu'RI114I 10 -. - " DeLINQU!N'I', BOSS DAVIAp AND , • .5HE FAINTED! • MY WIPE 5 U.Yp v I'ID Aft AS... , Woman Left In Trunk 'I . •: by Stan Lee and John Romita by Bob Thaves S mc site For Aged -. '"' p .'.. ,_ '• -' ___ •-,i,,-#.-_ . --- I . 0- ..--..'.- - 0,•' -. , .-.,•- - - - ' -. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. — Wednesday, June6, 1979 Dressed As Woman, He Robs Pharmac I..__-N - -.. AT1ON IN BRIEF Four Dead, Two Missing Aboard Canadian Freighter COPPER hARBOR, 1ich. UPI - Coast (uaru search crews found four bodies aboard the fire-ravaged Canadian freighter Cartiercliff Hall on Lake Superior and left little hope two other missing crewmen would be found alive The rest of the 19-member crew abandoned the burning ship as the fire, winch apparently broke out t)uloJ the ship's deck before dawn Tuesda), swept the stern. Five crew members, including the captain, were injured, one critically. As the 700-foot freighter was towed by its owner, Hall Stcain.slup Co. of Montreal, to Ehundur Ra Ontario, U.S. and Canadian Coast Guard crews searched through the rubble below the deck for signs of the two missing men. They said, however, there was little hope of finding theni alive. The bodies of the four unidentified Canadians ere found below the ship's deck. Fly For Half-Fare SACHAMENTO, calif. iUPjI Ray Rychnovosky awakened his family to catch the 6:20 am. early-bird flight to Sacramento last Saturday not out of any deepseated desire to visit the state Capitol, but to catch a bargain. "We can spend quite it bit in Sacramento and still save a lot of money," said the I .ivermore, Calif., engineer, one of hundreds of non-jet-setters who aretaking advantage of a new wrinkle in airline price wars - the half-fare coupon. United Airlines initiated the coupon idea in hopes of wooing bock travelers who lined up at other airlines' ticket counters during its two-month strike. American Airlines quickly followed suit with a half-fare plan of its 0 W1I. Brown In Power Struggle SACRAMENTO, Calif. UI'!m — Guy. Edmund G. Brown Jr., an unannounced candidate in the presidential sweepstakes, may have to restrain his politicking to California for several weeks. That's how long it could take the California Supreme Court to resolve Brown's power struggle with a lieutenant governor who appoints judges and issues executive orders once the governor's eastbound jet crosses the Sierra. The legal question is how much of the governor's power is assumed by Republican Mike Curb, a recording tycoon and a protege of foniier Guy. Ronald Reagan, when the 1)eijwvratie chief executive is out of state. Brown asked the state Supreme Court to rule that lie still retains authority when absent, arguing against what he calls "horse and buggy rules that would strip the elected covermior of power when he's only it phone call away." Klan Witness Killed BIRMINGHAM, Ala. I UPI - Police arrested it suspect Tuesday night in the death of a government witness who was scheduled to testily in the federal court trial of 17 Ku Klux Klamnen for violent acts aimed at harassing 'flue suspect was taken into custody and was expected to be charged with murder today. Sgt. W.T. Gaut said the two men had been drinking at a Birmingham establishment Monday night, the night Layal Bailey, 49, of Chuldersburg died. He said tire death was not related to the trial, %hicii was scheduled to cutter its third day today. Death Toll At 275 CHICAGO (UPI) Another body discovered at the site of the Azmieric'an Airlines DC-10 crash raises the death toll in the nation's worst air disaster to 275 persons. The body of a white uumale was found Tuesday under about 3 inches of dirt and debris (ruin the aircraft wreckage that was discovered inside the remains of a wreckage burned-out hangar, said Cook County Medical Exammmimier Robert Stein. Stein and Cook County sheriff's investigators differed in their theories about whether the victim may have been it passenger. - Dr Jail Shooting Investigated OKOLONA, Miss. m UPD - The FBI has joined an investigatiun into 'I'uesday' fatal shooting of an 18-year-old black jail Hunate by a deputy sheriff in this racially troubled town. FBI agents and Highway Patrol investigators were dispatched to time Chickasaw County town hours alter Lee Curouthers was shot ui the head by officer Hansel Rogers. Okuluna has been torn by racial unrest in recent mouths, including allegations of police brutality. U.S. Attorney u.N. Ray said Fill agents were authorized to look into possible civil right violations. Weather 8 a.m. readings: tern- less. Rain probability 30 Perperature, 74; overnight lows, cent afternoon and evening 71; yesterday's high, 90; hours. barometric pressure, 29.93; THURSDAY'S TIDES relative humidity, 100 percent; UI Beach: high 6:02 winds, W at 5 mph. a.m., 6:32 p.m., lo 12:00 a.m. Forecast: Partly cloudy through Thursday. Chance of Port Canaveral: high 5:54 ajternoou and evening thun- a.m., 6:24 p.m., low 11:51 a.m. dershowers. Highs in the low Bayport: high 12:27 a.m., 90s. Lou in'the lovi 70s to mid 11:50 p.m., lu 6:02 a.m., 6:55 70s. Winds variable 10 mph or p.m. iwo men, one dressed as a female in a red jumpsuit, robbed it pharmacist at gunpoint Tuesday in Fern Park and made off with an un'letcrnuned amount of narcoc and ca. according to Semumuic ('uuiit deputies. William C. Anschuetz, (wner of Dollar Pt ccnptiwi !)rii Center on U. S. Highway 17-92 in Fern Park, told deputies two men entered his phannacv about 2 p.m Wednesday. Anschuetz, s ho sas sitting behind the counter, briefly looked up from his %k ,rh and thought the pair resembled a man and his wile, deputies say. .. utiut'iiiv, a titan approximately SIX-tOOL two-incnes tall wearing a red juliipsuit and f10 er-printed blouse (ante behind the counter herc Aus(huct as sitting, deputies The man told A:ischiuetz to la face down on the floor and then Ix)irmte(I a small blue steel handgun to his head, Anschuetz said. In a husky voice, the robber asked the pharmacist where he kept his narcotics. Ansrhuctz told hint, according to reports. Anschuetz saul lie thought the rubbers had stolen 100 secondals and about 51 (lilavoil pills but he wasn't sure, deputies •. The pharmacist couldn't give it description of the second miian, deputies say. According to deputies, the Dollar Prescription Center has been robbed three tunes in the past nine months. IJet. A. .1. Sanchez, hio's handling this latest robbery, said judge to ground the' domestic fleet pending exhaustive checks to determine if the planes are free of defects. Lavey .said the tvo American Airline Jets were undergoing fresh inspections Tuesday night in accordance with bond's directive that all I)ClOs be checked every 100 flying hours or 10 days, whichever comes first, Oil both aircraft, 2-inch cracks were found in the aft pylon attaching the engine mounting to a wing, he said. ''Both planesi had been through earlier inspections pursuatit to FAA directives on lengthy inspections," Lavey said. ''The pm esuinption is they have to be cracks that appeared after other inspections they had gone through," l.avey said Bond ordered the revocation of the I)C10 ''type %16,is effective -it 5:45 if-Ill. EDT. FAA spokesnian Jerry I.aveN certificate" - tile FAA approv,it for the actual design of the jet , tr) to determint, if there are flaws Ili the basic design of the "lie [tits revoked the type certificate lit effect gron not i Flit The Orthodox Church of St. Stephen became the target of deputies have apprehended a suspect for one robbery that occurred in 1978. A female was convicted fora second robber at the pharmacy in I)ecember, 1978. CANOE STOLEN A canoe valued at $385 was ;tulen front the back yard of a south Seminole County man, according to Seminole County deputies. David Cornell, 33, of 1631 Kenlyn l)rive, Maitland, told deputies his 16-foot canoe was stolen May 25. He didn't report it until Sunday because tie was out of town, Cornell s;IiiI BIKE TAKEN A 26-inch boy's bicycle was stolen from the open garage of it I A;ngw000l titan, according to Seminole 1'ount deputies. More than 300 budding Rembrandts, ranged from t'.'.0 '.ears of age to 12th grade level flocked to Central Florida /AR) on Saturday to take part in the burglars who stole about $300 worth of property, according to Seminole County deputies. The burglary occurred sometime be teen May 31 and June 2, deputies say. Stolen was one sensor used for holding incense, carrying a value of $100, and a brass oval tray valued at $200, deputies say. - UK as to design.' U.S. District Judge Aubrey I(obinson Tuesday ruled that ''possible serious irreparable harm" might occur if the l)CIOs were allowed to operate without sophisticated checks to determine they were safe to fly. The FAA first delayed iniplenuenting Robinson's order to ground the aircraft until another hearing on the matter today. It was not immediately known if the FAA would pursue the matter before Robinson today. SPOUSE ABUSE The Airline Passengers As- based its complaint on the sociation had sought the FAA's decision not to follow it grounding order, contending recommendation from the NaFAA safety precautions were tional Transportation Safety inadequate. board that sophisticated stress Windle Turley, it Dallas tests be conducted on the engine lawyer representing the mounts of all DCIOs. passengers group, told UI'! The FAA instead ordered "thie judge is making evr visual i nspections and repairs effort to be absolutely as fair as where cracks or weaknesses he can to th0 government to were discovered. give them a chance to justify the apparent lack of action on Robinson ruled that the their part." passengers group had shown The passengers association, FAA administrator Imnghorne whose 50,000 members nor- bond [ailed to adequately mmtally fly at least once a week, ''promote safety of flight of . . . ,' - - ' .,. ' I I " " 11 ~ . , 10, 1: /ou s .. ; 1 (irlildle t'\e'cutmvt' I ~,i kt 1; I ., lit I ~ ,1 tl(!(*Ilt It I't 11 %, # :d, , , ~~ ,~w -% . .).,. . '. ' , 4 . , 1 ' I -- ".' ( " 1ti . , . — and the clini't'toor. 'il - . . , p. .- '-- ,'_' .' , ,' 'h 'k . '! 4 j .-' 41, I •4 'c:b,-;_/ ".. ILL ' 4' 4 4 ' 'St ' I.. -4 ' %;P—'Q-.0 ,, -- . . * '* . 'I I I( F. . bj_ .e ii iou', '. ~ . * **,..~ . . 0r It.,` .* . .. • k . -• - 4 . ,# - .~ . ~ I I ~ . , , . , \ * -.-r'6J 1?T1gP ": - ',' , ..:''' . ~J . . '- r ' I 11 ll ', I 'y " & 4 4 11 / . . ..__ , . ",$,ldlII...-_._. Grades .1-5 " 11 r" ,,,. t " 4 ' '- ' -L.,L 1' Mar',. Grade's 04i first, Eric Nyros, If ' mufom d second, Mit hick I mimic son 12 I uigcs utol third, Elizabeth Prior, 13, Sait[ui'ti; honorable immention, James Phillips, 12, ('asselberry; and . I - I , r'. 4 ;1 0061111I .. -. . -. - ~1. .11. 4 - , - - ' ' - " -- ' . ._ '1 1lm1. . - - - Andrea Prior carefully di'awsai'estsng turn during ('hitdreic's Artkt I)a' at ('cut i'at Florida ZOH ) . Evt'iit (li'o'w :tnu participants. SHOP ORLANDO £ SANFORD DAILY 9:30'9:30, SUN. 12.6 ,. T HRU SAT SALE WED. U ,'"I %,W Wl"4= 11 Ir'11'THE SAVING PLACE • - - ' •:" .r- h 1 1/ first, .Jasuuu , ' - - ' II0 iurt'mmtioinm, 'I'una bell, 10, S allturd; Autuma Mcgill, III, Sanford; umrtb:llautdu Ii ' - .. .. Altamonte Springs; hioriturable' p "'' L. 1'' . -," ' Mt'rgr,iuv. Ill, lung cc uool,. s('((oim(I. ()l'11 hiummi, S.mmmfomil; -.6 ) " I ~1 L ,1 ~. ~. 0,1 ' c - . 11. ,, ", i " . S — . I • . ' - - p.— _-- Troy Ruckman sketches new cubs at time (igem-'s cage at the ion. ! Ai -- "Tijjj" .1. Brannen Murphy, D.V.M, shows X-ray machine to visiting Lake Mary olficiais who stopped by Tuesday to officially mark the opening of his new veterinary clinic at 2h19 W. Lake Mary Blvd. From left are Councilman Pat Southward, Dr. Murphy, Mayor Walter Sorenson, Councilman Francis Mark and Councilman Cliff .Nelson. - -. W - 4"~ ~- ~`~M 5 ----- (/IJUMMIII WED. THRU SAT. rogram -. b:,, -, ,_. .s drt 1". - ... ,' . -?! 4 spending is slightly more than $14bi11jon, The other nearly $2 billion is cigarette and gas tax money collected by the state, but sent directly to cities and counties. Grahammi stepped in to mediate Tuesday after a conupromisc worked out by Lewis and Brown over a supper of collard greens and horse raddish Monday night began to fall apart. Lewis and Brown had agreed on a $150 million roads program and $378 million plan raising the homestead exemption to $25,000. House members, fearful they would i,.. •m..... .......i.. ,t -, 1UGU p.._. ...._....._..._ IXCdUS( Iii d uraniiiii veto, in- -. •,i 0 SIIOPKISS(MM((, OtLANO t FISDURO MT OOA OAI( f,,. -i'r-4i. I ' 1, / IJ1.!- ! j .' ,' I I! t ' (n"f a2 / , IJ - I -, , LI., :3 . ' , 1 1 177~ , , , " I , I -'T" . ''' Nurniwk 'd I. ' 1 11, I / . I ~ I , I V rf, I : . ' CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE " - 4",i.'J 0 '° I ' ': . % .~k I Graham agreed not to veto the roads program, but only if the Inoney cre given to the Department of Iransportation in a lunmp sum so DOT would decide how It is spent and some version of his tax plan were adopted for the first year. . - 6 " .I The compromise provides inunediate tax relief, which Graham has felt was necessary to head off "Proposition 13-like" citizen's revolts, and addresses his fear that a plan cutting taxes only for homeowners would rekindle ` '. ~.10111' , lillf. to .1nother 4 LIGHTWEIGHT STEREOPHONE .4 , 437 84 Here are the basic ingredients of the complicated corn. promise. I ~l III i0l, Save 4.13 Our J5 Florida's anti-business reputation. Our Re 4 ,.494%6 -i 76 4 Days .... ", I. I.."..''......, I ~ I .--. .. —A 1.2 mill, or $1,20 per $1,000 of assessed value, roll- back in property taxes going to schools to remain in effect only through June 30, 1980. The state would replace the $180 million local school districts would lose. The plan pro vides $24 in relief on a home assessed at $25,000 and substantially greater relief to large land owners, business and industry. -Cities and counties levying property taxes for general operations would collect wil y 5 percent more in revenues during the 1979 taxing year than in 1978, with the exception of tax money generated by new construction. The ceiling would be lifted in 1980. —The homestead exemption, now $5,000 for the average homeowner and $1O,000 for the elderly and disabled, would increased to $25,000 um) taxes going to schools. Taxes on . a,. flume would be reduced $200 over the current level. The state would pay school districts about $220 million a year to compensate for lost revenues. Graham, in his budget submitted to the Legislature this spring, recommended a two-mill rollback and the 5 percent ceiling to implement what he called 'a unoratoriumut on tax increases.' Senate Ways and Means Chairman Jack Gordon, 1)Miami Beach, said a moratorium of sorts will be in effect, with must homeowners facing little or no increase in taxes in November, then a substantial reduction once the higher homestead exemption takes effect. 1.4 tub : 4 ~0 1— _t_277 1 -a1 ,~ ) .. l, %ft il , k .~ ,. I :?- "" 'r.' . Orlando human tide uto iltiun .I kI 1 uiubou1;i:id I _~1 ,.1 .,,, :i&'5t,ie't," . A 14. t. 'sprimms . `0-k - Property taxes would be cut 1.2 mills, or $1.20 per $1000 of assessed value, across the board this lull, providing homeowners,agriculture, business and industry. relief thomeowners, The Grahauum proposal would be replaced in 1980 by a plan raising the homestead exemption to $25,000, if voters approve a constitutional amendment going on next ,'. 6 7.. offing. .-: -. ,' ~ :` Ui t hioul lust plac o e, Mark ('poo'ken. I )cltmumia, age' 4; second, Jessica h','ue','liahn, Sammfmtrd, age 4 third. I )e'hiut' (lint'. I tkt 'ci mm hommiti mhlt miii nmt liii Jut '. 'tom,, in oil mmmdii immil Ilumixe Ilicukiiis 4 Smiifurd - - -. - '. '. .3 4__ ç - . '. ' p II Iii ( " - . p ,, A one-year version of the Graham plan is part of a complicated cumprumitise house Speaker Hyatt E.own and Senate President Pail Lewis believe will enable the Legislature to adjourn today five days late, but without the lengthy special session that appeared to be in the ,r( . . -; . ,,. ' 1, ^:Lj sistedon tying tile two plans together, so Graham couldn't kill one without killing the other, but the Senate would have none of . . . ' % liaoI: 4 ll` - __________ •l .. ' ______ :, ' -'' , ii si Ilool I ~ I t, , it li~ _20 , . * 11 I-- TALlAHASSEE, Ha. (UPI) Gov. Bob Graham's property tax rollback was killed early in the legislative session, but resurrected Tuesday as a solution to the ilouse-Senate deadlock on tax relief. ' . ', iII kit 'i t Y r~ 4" .1 — . Tax Relief Compromis e Set ' 1, ltot/umi 11. ~ .V I -, r L - - Hill next week, and Rep. federal funding. Medicare proCharles Itangel, 1)-N.Y., chair- vides limited health iuisurarce mail of the house Ways and for the elderly and is run by the Means subeomumumitee on health, federal government. provided details after meeting Rangel said lie and Rep. with Carter. James Coriuuum, 1)-Calif., chairRangel told reporters the first titan of the Ways and Means phase of Carter's plait would: subeomiunittee of public assis - Require insurance tance, support coverage of all coverage for all employees and children under 6, including their families. nrenatal i':ir' I ) .. ' / PET CLINIC nit' '. ci": ts iii:1k I .:'.St.. - WASHINGTON UPI Require p r i v a It e Miii di's puesidemitial prwmury ballot. President Carter will propose to catastrophic illness insurance Property taxes on the average borne would be cut $24 Congress next week a national above $2,500. L'reswnably, all this year - the reduction show on the November bills health insurance plan to pro- employers would boorequired eq to and another $175 when the higher homestead exemption wide catastrophic illness cover- provide insurance plans with took effect in November 1980. Business and industry age above $2,500 and complete majormedical coverage, would share in the across-the-board rollback this year, but coverage for all prenatal and —Establish a federal agency nut get the higher exemption. birth costs. to administer Medicaid and In return for at least one year of his tax program, Officials who revealed the Medicare to relieve states and Graham promised riot n to veto the $150 million emergency Plait to reporters Tuesday said cities fromim the burden of roads program House members have made their top it also would provide increased running the programs, and priority, federal control of Medicaid and expand the number of those The compromise on roads and tax relief cleared the way Medicare. eligible for Medicaid. for final approval of the budget. A house-Senate COfl" White House press secretary Medicaid provides health ference coumunittee voted out the proposal Tuesday. It Jody Powell said the insurance insurance for the poor and is totals $15.794 billion (last ast minute conference committee plait would be sent to Capitol run by the states with partial adjustments adjustments reduced it from 11595 hihlinni......-. Aptirni - L' . f, LAKE MARY .$tttli(hIII ': ." .~ , J ". ' uI. '1 P10 ;M "J . . li 'I; st'r . I i I I J - % ** ' , ~ k I hiitak,'i. 1i1 '" ... it ii ott (hit Ii'. catt'gummt's mid their parents will ho, guests of burger King restaurant Ili \onter Park itamiAcitt'tlsNighittimi.Itiiit'l1i. 'lilt') cull rt'ct'mvt' trophire's arid ( i . - Ill-Fated Jet Had Problem Health Plan Proposed . . - _~ I I I :;: I — - Robert 'flit. : .. .: i r'i ror"t'r.": 'J:h, ...L,i. .,,. tnt ,i .i' :.:r.: ccith id t'' ti .. Ruth tim .t. i,i 'tI), 15, :ltaiijtinitt' 5torlil t'i a 11 'o: Ito: I. \.olrc.o In:. 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The order prohibited the FAA from ''permitting the continued operation of the McDonnell Douglas I)C10 series aircraft until such tune as the cause for the loss of the left engine on Anuerican Airlines' DC1O flight 191 is identified and sufficient corrective measures have been takemi. Government lawyers contended Robinson's ruling was "ambiguous" and that is the reason the FAA did not tntmediately ground the airplanes. . d:aal. : Il.;.i :ui: i annual c\ cut I" -_ - , Ihe k : .1* - I),t .10 k 'ti Art ist re individuals. 'iiiis is the' best art even' '.e"ve had for children: cthcre tile'. uitu,tllc irtu ip tied said Fran Keiimp, Scimoinoik' Count) schools' art coor- A South Seminole County man was arrested Monday evening and charged uthi spuusc abuse and resisting arrest without violence, according to the Seminole County deputies. Richard Emmett Kavanaugh III, 22, of 110 like Hrantlev, near Maitland, was released Tuesday on a bond of $525. According to the report, Mrs. Kavanaugh as described as having it bloody nose, red marks on her right cheek and other marks when the deputies arrived on the scene. When the officers attempted to handcuff Kavanaugh and place him wider arrest, the south Seminole County titan broke away and ran, deputies say. He turned himself in one hour later. controversial iiIe-body Jet. them all again," ltvey said. Tuesday night's discovery ''We are going to look at the caine as the agency was aircraft, to see if its failsafe resisting time order of a federal features are adequate, if it is I .US AN(;ElJ:s I UI'I) The was higher- than the industry American Airlines D(,'lO that average of about one per plane crashed in Chicago last iumonth each year. had been forced to make at A in e r i c a it A i r I in e s least seven unscheduled land- spokesumuan Art Jackson said ings in the past five years there was nothing in thie plane's because of equipment immaliwuc- history ''to indicate a buildup tions, the IA)s Angeles Times of proWemmt that would has learned. t'ulmninatv on May 25" "lilt the The'l'iimies said the ill-fated suddenplunge to earth near jetliner also had been required O'hare Airport. to smut down alt engine on four ''We would prefer zero occasions. had used its fire problems), and the object is extinguishers four tunes,, and zero," Jackson told the Times. dumped fuel while in flight at ''Our people are diligent in least once. reporting problems because the nine-day period in system is one of the aids in IM, tile paper reported (0dB), keeping the fleet maintained two of time plane's three engines properly." failed. One was replaced and None of the 17 'service dii(lie outer was repaired. ficulty rcpor6" filed with (tie A history of the plane's FAA by American Airlines on problems has been prepared by the I)lWiC during the last five the Federal Aviation Adminis- years involved the left engine, (ration's safety data section in which tore loose from the craft Oklahoma City and turned over during takeoff and apparently to time National Transportation triggered failure of the Safety Board, which is investi- hydraulic system needed to gating the cause of the May 25 control the plane's flight. crash that killed '275 persons. But two of the reports in. According to a Tunes review volved problems with the of voluumminous but little-known craft's hydraulic system, infiles omi time 1,546 unscheduled eluding one described as landings by U.S. wide-bodied "multiple failure." There were jetliners since 1974, thie crashed four reports of mnaliwictions in DCIO's rate of forced landings the right or rear engines, Ch cauw in groups, tamioilies auth .o Wedroesdai June 6. 1979 3. Coursel ' 0 Herald Staff %riter FAA Grounds All Domestic DC I 0 Planes Tile WAS IIING'I'ON i UI'! I Federal Aviation i'tdiiiinistratiori today grounded all domitestic I)U10 aircraft indefinitel after 2.1110i cracks ere found ill the' engine' mounting assentblies of tv,o, of the big jets. An FAA spokesman said the cracks er(' discovered Tuesday flight on two American Airlines D('lOs Ili San Francisco (luring fresh inspections or(ierud by FAA Administrator I tmughio,rrmc i3ond. hlonol immediately grounded the 1:18 wide-bud I)('lfls flown by doiimcstic airlines, one of which crashed in Chicago last rmionth killing 275 persons An engine fell off Just before that (rash the nation ' s %%orst air disaster. Today's grounding order certain to cause passenger traffic ohsruptmoims at iiiany airports around the nation Who 2 W hy300Buddt0ngRembrandts,0f ... CIIUItCII B1RGL%RIZEL) , . Zoo's George Kastendike, 31, of 96 Sweet briar Branch, Langwood, told deputies the theft hap pened sometime Saturday. The SchWinn 10-speed bik.' had an orange ,,hit(] seat on the back, he said. .— Eveninq Herald, Sanford Fl Children's Artists Day In Sanford - 11 I çfJdrniral) I . EXTERIOR LATEX - - For OlOtiSO ,iflIi trim White ,trlIi CnIrc Col 5-QTS. HOUSE PAINT 496 Gal. 13o; b. -(1> ti 7 .: to'' .1 % " , Il 1,1' 17 GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CENTER ALTAMONTI SPRINGS 951W HWY 436 AT FOREST CITY RD ( WEST ORLANDO 2153 WEST COLONIAL NEAR TEXAS AVE DELANO 1201 SOUTH WOODLAND BLVD I L # A -.1111.1. -6 ), * fJdrnIraI,'!: l9L2LH 44 - ." ,:.;,: :, '' 4 Days 4 Days Our Reg. .!._ MT. DORA ;- 4-PC. ROLLER SET I..; ( r 1i S. 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NORTH CITRUS UI VD M US HWY 441 & .'11 CASSLIHIRRY Li S 4*t I' TO ,'Ai AL At I ,' P,t II I St ORLANDO SOuTu SI MORAN AT CuMto, I CR1) 1501 I I �Evenong Herald Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday was career day at schools In Seminole County, and the first thing that hit me as I looked at the classroom of huge, naive eyes in classes belonging to Midway Elementary teachers James Ryder and Pascal Pancratz, was that it didn't seem so, very long ago that I was sitting in the same spot with the same bewildered expression. The youngsters listened attentively, asked relatively pertinent questions.., and their attention span was superb. They took particular interest in the fact that I got Into the newspaper business strictly by mistake. You see kids, I told them, I was programmed for accounting. I didn't like the sound of it, but the guidance counselor assured me that's what I should pursue. I had a friend in school who worked part-time for Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 9 Wednesday, June o, 279-4A A11111116. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G IOR DANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 7 .. I Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Clock The By JIM IIAYNES Sohio Pipe I Deal: Dollars And Sense ANGL EI.WAL the local newspaper in Sarasota covering various high school games. Seems one night he had a date, and she didn't want to go to a basketball game. I was pressed into action as a sub cub reporter. I had just finished struggling with my j''i a, see, I didn't know how to type and the hunt-and peck method took forever) when the sports editor popped into the office unexpectedly. He was surprised to see me doing the story he had assigned to Mike, and I was even more surprised when he said It "wasn't bad." He offered me a job doing sports, and after picking myself up off the floor I promptly accepted. Before the evening was ended I had already called my boss and quit that job I didn't care for, but was being paid $150 per week. I had two surprises as a sports writer, TERS - DALE HER ZBERGER Coast Guard Seaman Apprentice Dale S. Heriberger, son of Kathryn A. Williams of 301 Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, has reported for duty aboard the Coast Guard cutter Point Arena, homeporfed in Norfolk, Va. A 1976 graduate of Boone High School, he joined the Coast Guard in November 1978. dw'A 'N'W'~ie;3mr -~-5. Ene rgy Watergate: on t I Fr Q The Service MICHAEL FLEMING Marine Private First Class Michael C. Fleming, son of Pt Fleming of 2697 Tollgate Trail, and whose wife. Tina, is the daughter of Ray and Kris Hudson of 123 Eastern Fork. all of Longwood, has reported for duty at the Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N . C. He joined the Marine Corps in September 1970 RONALD REAGAN (Ccply News Service The decision by Standard Oil of Ohio (Sohio) to drop its California-to-Texas oil pipeline project was dictated, It appears, by the hard logic of economics. If that Is true, political diatribes directed against either Sohio or the environmentally conscious state government of California are misdirected. The problem originates in Alaska. The famous pipeline can pump more crude oil from Prudhoe Ray to Valdez than either the transportation system or the refining system can handle beyond that point. Sohio's plan was to convert one of the pipelines originally built to carry natural gas from Texas to California and use It instead to carry Alaskan crude from California to Texas, where it could be refined. Environmental clearances delayed the pipeline project foi several years, during which the basic economics of the project apparently shifted enough to make it a losing proposition. Natural gas was deregulated. New domestic supplies suddenly became available and production Increased. Moreover, there was more talk of importing an abundant supply of Mexican natural gas into Texas. Industries which had been shifting from natural gas to oil fuel got encouragement from the federal government to return to natural gas as a source of energy. Abandoning one of the pipelines supplying California with natural gas no longer seemed like such a good idea. in The first was most shocking. The day I opened my first pay envelope was when I learned I had taken a $100 per week cut In pay. I still think about that once in awhile. The oth :"rprise was when I learned there was much more to the job than merely going to all the games. I mean, these people actually expected me to spell everything correctly. Something of a contrast from school, when one could slip by with several spelling blunders on a paper and still get a very passable grade. Much later, a youngster approached me. "Are you glad now that you changed?" asked the little girl. "Yes," I told her. "It isn't so much the Job, or the pay. But the people I get to deal with make it worthwhile." CHARLIE ALEXANDER Pvt. Charlie T. Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irby, Oviedo, recently completed with highest honors a light air defense system electronic repair course at the U. S. Army Missile and Munitions Center and School, Redstone Arsenal, Ala. Students learned the required maintenance of the light air defense missile system and associated test equipment. They also received instruction In the characterIstics, operating principles, functions, maintenance procedures and in. spections of equipment in the system. Alexander entered the Army in September of last year. He is a 1978 graduate of Oviedo High School. Another u et i Vers ion WASHINGTON NEAI Republicans seeking Another Watergate book? Yes, but Maurice Jimmy Carter's job, while normally quick to Stans' book, "The Terrors of Justice," is a difsecond-guess his every move, are remaining ferent kind of Watergate book, and one that remarkably quiet about the president's efforts to warrants serious attention. deal with the current energy crisis. Stans joined the Nixon administration as Its Not a single GOP president candidate has first secretary of commerce. During the 1968 stepped forward to attack Carter's energy campaign, he had served the Nixon effort as program or to offer his own proposals for coping head of its finance committee. He did his job so with the soaring prices and shrinking supplies of well in 1968 that, when it came time to get the everyt hi ng from crude oil to gasol in e. campaign ball rolling for 1972, Stans was perGeorge Bush and Robert Dole have suggested suaded to leave his position at Commerce a that Carter type of national job he liked to serve as chairman of the energy council or conference to serve as an finance committee for the Nixon reelection authoritative source of information about the campaign. causes and scope of the country's energy What followed is well-known history. But, it is problem. history Stans would like very much to correct. John Connally, a vehement defender of the oil Many Americans associate Maurice Stans with Industry, has abruptly mutea his praise in the that amorphous mass of crimes and Inface of public fury at Big Oil, and is scrambling discretions known as Watergate. to come up with a new and more saleable After all, he rIsed the money in what was the position. most successful political fundraising effort in Ronald Reagan plans to address the energy U.S. history. His name rolled off the excited issue only after a ne occomes an official candidate tongues of many a newscaster during the days of And inflation caused the costs of the Sohio which is to say, not before fall. And Howard the daily fever-pitched reports on Watergate. pipeline project to soar, especially when added to Baker, GOP leader of the Senate, will go along He went to trial in New York on conspiracy and the environmental protection requirements laid any proposals drawn up by his colleagues SCIENCE perjury charges along with former Attorney down to prevent further pollution of the smog-laden there but Isn't drafting his own as of now. General John Mitchell. He was acquitted on all Los Angeles air basin, where the tankers from There are several reasons for the unusual charges, though he did plead guilty to five highly Alaska were going to unload the oil for the pipeline. reticense of the GOP presidential contenders, technical fundralstng violations, ones which u St Potential not the least of w hich Is the fact that all of them could have been as easily applied to the There are alternatives. Sen. Henry Jackson, D have previously advocated precisely the move Democrats, had the prosecution been so inclined. Wash., who has been denouncing Sohio, should By DAN LOHWASSER undertaken by Carter decontrol of oil prices to Interest in finding new sources of energy. Is this book another of the groveling apologies RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) push for an alternate pipeline project, which would From the vantage stimulate production and curb consumption, Pietrafesa's studies focus on the movements of we have come to expect from Watergate figures? point of a photographic satellite high above the water and sediments along originate in the northern reaches of his own Puget Yet now that prices are soaring and consumers Earth, It looks like a huge black rope, curling with particular emphasis the Continental Shell, Not on your life! To his credit, Stans refuses to Sound and proceed eastward to the Midwest; Or the. ' are screaming, decontrol has lost its political on the Gulf Stream. let his book fall into the pattern of earlier ones on and twisting Its way up,th. Atlantic Seaboard DOE's early Interest stemmed from a proposal Watergate. Books such asJeb&uartMagrudes, appeal. So the Republicans, grateful that the pipeline could be brought down from Prince Rubert from the Florida Keys and stretching to the coast to put floating nuclear power onus is on Carter, are hunkering down and plants offshore. in British Columbia. "An American Life" and John Dean's "Blind of Norway. hoping that nobody asks what they would do if But Pietrafesa believes that the currents Ambition" are melodramatic sagas of how good, En route it churns up enormous amounts of themselves are a potential source of energy. The wholesome American boys went bad. they were in the president's shoes right now. Building new refineries on the West Coast to nutrients from the ocean floor, forcing them into Gulf Stream moves at a speed of two to As "draft Kennedy" movements continue to five miles handle the Alaska crude doesn't seem to be In the I played the game by the rules, they seem to be shallow depths and the sunlight, starting a food an hour, and these huge amounts spring up around the countryside, White House of moving saying, but this is where I went wrong: the cards. First, new refineries are expensive to build chain that makes the Continental Shelf one of the water could conceivably be used to turn turbines. American system pushed me too political operatives are working hard to nail hard, made me because of inflation and environmental restricmost down support for Carter among key Democratic By virtue of its motion and variations In water at different gradients tions. Second, the oil companies are dubious about constituencies — including, most notably, of temperatures suggests that the responsibility his actions temperature, it is alm a potential energy source which trap potential energy between the layers, red on the shoulders of his for the future. Will there be enough crude to keep organized labor. coUege ethics tla scientists believe someday may turn tur- Pietrafesa said. existing refineries operating, let alone new ones? teacher. Although AFL-CIO President George Meany bines to generate electricity that will light up "There are a number of theories and Will the market for gasoline expand or shrink has frequently excoriated Carter's economic Stans engages In none of this. He rejects the homes along the Atlantic Coast, policies, the White House remains confident that technological advances for harnessing this temptation to embellish his personal story with under the impact of sharply rising gasoline prices It is known as the Gulf Stream, a warm ocean source, but actual retrieval at this point is the trappings of most unions will recognize and reward adpop sociological explanations. and the trend to smaller cars? current that is a key object of study in what probably not cost effective," he said. ministration efforts on behalf of programs dear There Is a minimal amount of personal scientists say is the longest, continous "But It is a predictable phenomena. You know biography and none of the usual glossy The Alaskans, who want the profits from into the hearts of labor. oceanographic study ever conducted. there's energy in all that motion. The question Is photographs which celebrate the Watergate creased oil production, would like to see their crude While Congress has rejected many of In its fourth year, the study covers an area bow to harness that energy." protagonist in each stage of his typically Initiatives, the president has fought for a long shipped to Japan in exchange for Persian Gulf oil to from Cape Hatteras, N.C. to Cape Canaveral, Using satellite photos and meterIn devices American life. of legislative proposals cherished by the be delivered to our East Coast and Gulf Coastseries Fla., and involves scientists from North Carolina moored to the floor of the ocean, Pietrafesa is unions — minimum wage boosts, common site refineries, Instead, Stans gives us a refreshing account State, the Skidaway Institute on Hope bland, working on a mathematical model that would picketing, cargo preference, labor law reform Ga,, and the University of Miami. That would only increase our dependence on and analysis of Watergate based on documented enable him to tell what is going on inside the and has promised to veto others, such as "What in effect we are doing Is trying to currents from measurements taken on the facts and a step-by-step unfolding of the various fore1gnoll, however, and use up our own precious modifications of the Davis-Bacon law, which are develop a picture episodes which have been erroneously lumped of what the environment, the perimeter, Alaskan reserves, which are becoming more• anathema to labor. ocean environment, looks li together ke," said Dr. as "Watergate." The book offers valuable by the minute. Pietrafesa has also found that Gulf Leonard J. Pietrafesa, a Stream constructive Vice President Mondale and physicist in the Nor criticism to the so-called (and often White House aide th eddies, revolving *hlrlpools There Is no easy answer. We need to keep Landon Butler recently met with key lea ders Carolina State University Department of Marine of square miles, cause the "upwelllng" coveringof hundreds self-proclaimed) heroes of Watergate: the larvae weighing the alternatives. But one truth seems to from the building trades union to remind them Of Science and Engineering, who believes the ocean and plankton that starts the food chain. The Gulf prosecutors, the press, and even Sen. Sam Ervin be basic. When we look for solutions to energy has been ignored as a protein and energy source. Stream's collision with North past administration help to seek their loyalty Carolina's bays and Judge John Sirica. problems, conservation—just using less—looks in return. Heads of other and major unions are being "We haven't farmed the ocean the way we and barrier Islands also causes this phenomena, Stans' primary theme Is that Watergate should should farm better all the time. the ocean," he adds, systematically wooed as well. .. which makes the state's coastline one of the not be examined only as a mlitiinl U111,1111 r Air in -e r-- qa'nnrliI UI use uauy vuuiea zrom wor s most tertlie sh ng grounds. which the "good guys" finally prevailed over the so tar, only the chiefs of the Machinists Union several sources, a large portion of the money "The North Carolina coast Itself without the "bad guys." Watergate was also an episode In and the Retail Clerks have openly jumped to comes from the Department of Energy, which is Gulf Stream would be $ very desolate place," which the lives of many innocent individuals Kennedy. closely eyeing Pictrafesa's work because of its Pietrafesa said. were disrupted. - - - . WORLD G lf EDWARDMAYO Pvt. Edward Mayo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mayo, 827 Turnbull Ave. Altamonte Springs. recently completed training as an armor reconnaissance specialist under the One Station Unit Training (OSUT) Program at Fort Knox, Ky. Students received instruction in the use of various kinds of weapons. maintenance of armor vehicles. map reading, communications, artillery adjustments, and mines and demolitions. He is a 1977 graduate of Lyman High School, Longwood. MICHAEL ROGERS Marine Sergeant Michael P. Rogers, son of Paul H. and Hedwig Rogers of 2231 W. Dana Drive, Deltona, has been promoted to his present rank and reenlisted for four yea rs while serving at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana, Calif. He joined the Marine Corps In May 1976. ream WILLIAM MARSHALL Technical Sergeant William H. Marshall, son of Mrs. James Roswell of 110 Meadowlark Drive, Altamonte Springs, has arrived for &?y'at Carswell AF8. TeL . The sergeant, an electronic - - . -. ld' - .. -fi - - - - rnmnl.fa. P. ._,__.__ 'vcnlnclan. eye,v,,u •...ê.. A PLAQUE / Instructor with a unit of the Air Training Command, previously served at Karat Air Station, Turkey, EDWARD GONZALEZ Airman Edward D. Gonzalez,son of Mrs. C. Alicia Dixon of 1416 Meadowlark St., Longwood, has been selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB, Tex., in the Air Force medical service field. The airman recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tax., and studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. Completion of this training earned the individual credits towards an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force. -. :1 --LEON HILLERY Navy Yeoman Third Class Leon J. Hillery, son of Gominion Hillery and Lucy Bryant of Route 2. Box 257 and Route 2, Box 2ITT, 21st St.. respectively, and whose wife, Cynthia is the daughter of Vicki Smith of 1811 Harding Ave. , all of Sanford, recently departed for deployment In the Mediterranean Sea. He is serving as a crewmemr aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Sampson, homeported in Mayport, Fla. While deployed, his shipwill operate as a unit of the U.S Sixth Fleet. A 1976 graduate of Seminole High School, he iolntd the Navy in December 1976 : LAST ECKE "'. .:1 illilliilllllllllllllll '' BABY ' WILLIE WILLIAMS Marine Lance Corporal Willie I. Williams, son of Ruby L. Pendleton of 121 Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, _ __.__,. (10) .U(L1JiICU .., the Dd)R VV -. --- EPSOM SALTS __J— - - iii 1,, '4* ..,yJ ,o. _ O' 1 ,, 16#J#4~% . 6 ,( - •. :. — — JOHNSON&JOHNSON Stock Control Course. The seven-week course was conducted at the Marine Corps Service Support School at Camp Lejeune, N.C. 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Fields, daughter of Mrs. Gladys Fields. 151 Bethune Circle, Sanford, recently was assigned as a teletype operator with the 535th Signal Company in Ansbach, Germany. Fields entered the Army in December of last year. The private is a 1970 graduate of Seminole High School. - 5: " 'I...”" `~' EXCED .-- DR.SCHOLL . uh1'hht,,," " t-',.~ HAVE .1 PERMANENT REFILL 4 , 'i I''J Jill' . ,,,. I I .4 C ) 94 "t ~ 3UfJJI)' ,.. , ' ' IflTLi1 I ____________ .— -."f-~~, ". 1~~,-"_ %.4''.11 .f.. g~.-;-..;Z. L. jei~'J i . ,,~ '?,ii'j., ? M. ~~ 11_~; ,I _~~"';-4,'~. ,~',"-I, V1 1 -%I ' . 'S , I Excedrin' , ".. --- 1, i __ ,. k„-' \ ..•. . . . " DENTAL FLOSS i United States condoned his drive for higher In Washington, two financial pillars, Treasury But the CIA reported in a top-secret dispatch: Saudis to prevent any more prices. The word spread that the Nixon ad. Secretary William drastic increases. Simon and Federal Reserve "In fact, the Iranian balance of payments This raises the nagging question: Why didn't ministration secretly wanted high-priced of] to Board Chairman Arthur Burns, were alarmed remains very strong. We believe that Tehran Nixon and is Kissinger bring the same pressure on slow the wheels of rival industrial powers, such over the economic Impact of the oil increases. using the as West Germany and Japan, which were more They fought behind the scenes to break the reject drop In its oil revenues as an excuse to the shah In time to stop the origlnai disastrous various requests for aid and to raise oil price rise? • ~( t . :' 79"' NORELCO DIAL-A-BREW ' - puuri(1 (l,il1i' . . ..- a 11 '- if •• ... "t?l --\ '. , I ... 1 j , , n DALE FORTUNE Navy Lance Corporal Gate K . Fortune, son of Kennety L. Fortune of 380 Lilac Road. Casselberry, has been meritoriously promoted to his present ran while serving with 2nd Marine Division, Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, N . C. He received the accelerated promotion in recognition of out standing performance, duty proficiency and demonstrated professional abilities. He loined the Marine Corps in March 1978. , \. - -- " , . 12-INCH I Totally solid staie 110 Moving parls INDOOR/OUTDOOR ~ THROW RUGS ,1Y,('1td(1',10 G ~ 1 41. 0 DURACELL ALKALINE 9-VOLT BATTERY I i,iI P i, -. - - 0 9 C 1288 'L 1, ER I ECKERD'S ONO HASSLE'OUAUTY PHOTO GUARANTEE , ,", r LUMB p"fl, TWICE . .r, ½n 'I .. .,r 4"• m ps TWICE 'd *.4Sjitfl P'CI ..,,. ,. ...-.. (iC"*½0101,., 4 C41W0. 0' (S ''f V mm-A-ly - -I . - 16 OuflC('Pl sta. t' iii I 'vii 1 S - ,f fl i. p 1P JOHN ORAYSON Spec. 4 John S. Grayson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Grayson, 525 Burron Lane, Sanford, recently completed, with highest honors, a basic dental laboratory procedures course at the Academy of Health Sciences, U.S. Army, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Grayson entered the Army in July 1976. The specialist is a 1976 graduate of Seminole High School. His wife, Linda, was with him near the fort during the course. "t i. VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE II ....'.i.' , " ., SAL ViSA' ...! %. , I.-;": 1., . , . . is~S;,. . .=. w ! ,i. !)..'.Z~"A I ~ I &'. .10 .61 "5 ;;i~ MWJ - VP" ~-1,~-., pWER''~,, 6N`( JOVAN MUSK OIL - I MWO , LOGNE , * "4 °w° 0 is IiL. •' "."" " 5 WASHINGTON—Top-secret documents dependent than the United States on oil Imports. OPEC price, prices." strongly indicate that Richard Nixon and Henry The shah happily helped to spread this ImSimon flew to Riyadh where he got an Kissinger could have headed off the ruinous oil Both Simon and Burns, meanwhile, presented presslon. From Saudi Arabia James Akins, the agreement from the Saudis to sell their oil at their case to Gerald Ford after he replac price rise In 1973-74. Their failure to do so enAmerican ambassador during the oil public ed auction. This would have made It fin- Nixon in the White House. Simon drafted a couraged the oil sheikdoms to levy a series of negotiations, reported: "The Iranians had told' possible for the cartel to rig prices higher than confidential arrogant price Increases that have inflicted (the Saudis) we were completely unconcerned the competitive market would bear. He returned president., six-page memo to the new severe economic damage upon the United States. about any price rise. The shah has also told this home triumphantly to present the deal to Nixon. Americana are paying five times more for to numerous oilmen as proof that the U.S. Is at The memo charged that Iran "is the dominant imported oil than they did six years ago. The oil Burns, meanwhile, formed a planning group to force in OPEC for higher oil prices." The shah's least Indifferent to an Increase In oil pr" cartel has fixed the price per barrel, economists prepare economic countermeasures to end the "bogus economic arguments," Simon pleaded, Only the Saudis, fearful of the economic oil rip-off. But both Simon and ur tell us, at about $10 more than the price that Bns, Incredibly, "..-should not go unchal1engI," the price gouge. As the were thwarted. would prevail in competitive market. dominant oil power, "Saudi Arabia can veto any This means Americans are being robbed every He reported that "Saudi Arabia has repeatedly The shah, not satisfied with the quadrupling of asked us to put pressure on the shah," iflcTC$5 because It can produce enough oil to time they fill up their gas tanks, ride th the bus, The Saudi oil prices continued to press for still higher royal family had told him personally, Simon the market, and It has a surplus heat their homes or purchase anything that of funds," prices. In a secret message to Saudi Crown wrote, that "Saudi Arabia would to be transported. Petroleum is also the base for the CIA noted. But the Saudis were unwilling press OPEC for to Prince Fahd, Intercepted by U.S. Intelligence, lower prices" but that they at least 300 products, ranging from medicines to stand alone against the Organiza on "need the shah argued that the increases were Justified turn the shah around... They the U.S. to help Petroleum Exporting fertilizers. wonder whether, "because major importing countries have failed Infact, we want In past columns, we have laid out evidence lower oil prices since we never The Saudis appealed to Nixon and Kissinger to to make a sufficient effort to fight inflation, even raise the subject with the shah." from the secret files of the Central Intelligence use their influence with the shah to Mop the In- wtlth affects the cod of OPEC country finSimon urged Ford "to take a tough private line Agency that the shah of Iran was behind the oil creases. If the United States did not Intervene ports." gouge. Not only was the shah one of the Big Saudi ounerJizki with Iran, threatening overt U.S. counteractions IM, if their dance is not altered.,, In act e Three in the oil cartel but he was a pet ally of the Yamani sternly warned Washington, "It can the shah also started putting out the line "that United only lead to Saudi ArabIa giving up Its present foreign aid and economic development efforts president called upon the shah to hold the line on oil prices and dispatched Kissinger to Tehran to Because Washington did not restrain the position on the crisis and joining Its OPEC will have to be held down because of the doWN deliver the message. the other oil-selling nations assumed that the colleagues in (heir uncompromising stand." in oil earnings in 195." Thereafter the shah Cooperated with the BERRY'S WORLD .... .',i.4''j' j\ 3 DAYS ___ a name OU can trus. ______ _______ RW • . . JACK ANDERSON $ Tom limit. Herald photo by Tom Netct PRICES GOOD THRU JUNE 9 Secret Papers: Oil Tern' Salsbury, Ii. of 161 Vihien Road, Sanford, was recently presentt'd with a $100 bond and a plaque from the Rotary Club of Sanford. Salshurv, a member of the lnterac ('mb sponsored by the Rotary was cited for his actions in returning a lost mones' hag containingontaining $6,000 to the police. The" police returned the i()t j cash to its owner. Presenting the award to 5 Is bury were Rot a iia us Jack homer (left) and, ., •. Letter, to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, U possible, a telepboae number so the Identity of the writer may be verified, The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do nut want their names in print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit kttiii to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. AND $100 I ___________ - - FRANK HOSTETTER Airman Frank E Hostetter has graduated at Sheppard AFB, Tex from the U.S. Air Force technical training course for real estate cost maintenance analysis specialists Airman Hostetter, now trained in cost and real property accounting procedures and preparation of real property accounting procedures and preparation of real propertyrecords and supporting documents, is being assigned to Spangdahlem AB, Germany, for duty with a Unit of the U.S. Air Forces in Europe His father, Frank E Hostetter, resides at 106 Seville Ave., Altamonte Springs . I Rosebud Ellis: 1808 Coolidge Ave., Sanford, recently completed One Station Unit Training (OSUT) at Fort Denning, Ga. OSUT is a 12-week period which combines basic combat training and advanced individual training, Wesley entered the Army in February of this year. The private is a 1977 graduate of Seminole High School. His father, John Wesley, lives in Sanford. - with BENN'1'3rRAWTER pt Bnnie L Strawter, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wright, Sanford, recently completed One Station Unit Training (OSUT) at Forh Benning Ga. OSUT is a 12-week period which combines basic combat training and advanced individual training. The private entered the Army last January. He is a 1977 graduate of Seminole High School. RUSSELL MITCHELL Navy Fireman Recruit Russell E. Mitchell, Son of Brady E. and Flozell HERMANSHAW LAWRENCE BURGESS Mitchell of 2107 Adams Court, Marine Lance Cor poral Lawren Staff Sergeant Herman A. Shaw, ce Sanford. has completed recruit son of Mrs. Robert C. Morris of 325 D. Burgess, son of Howard and training at the Naval Training Frances Burgess of P.O. Box 13.1 S. Winslow, DeLand, has arrived for Cen ter, Orlando. Geneva Dlve, Geneva has reported duty at Ellsworth AFB, S.D. During the eight-week training for duty at the Marine Corps Station, cycle, trainees studied general The sergeant, a security specialist Cherry Point, N.C. He loined the ....iii, ' •r,.L.' flwith A iinI n th UVC'SIVU u " Marine a ne Corps n January '1978 Command previously served at prepare them for further acad emic Hickam AFU Hawaii and on-the-job training in one of the Sergeant Shaw isa 1977 graduate Navy'sOS basic occupational fields He ioined the Navy in March 1979 Of DeLand High School and has studied at Hawaii Community ANTHONY WESLEY College at Hickam Air Force Base Pail Anthnnv WIpv convene some Wed nesday, June 6, 1979-54 't is , g i. .- ,- •..' ,..• Pod*.t.& t.. '- .1 vs easy to your prescription MW at Eckerd Drugs...even if it's A SANFORD: 950 State St. Sanford Plaza LONGWOOD: Hwy. 17-92 at SR. 434 434 Center, 949 S.R. 434 OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. 109 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza 1433 Semoran Blvd. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: 974 West S. R. 436, 484 E. Altamonte Drive ITEMS LIMITED ORANGE CITY: Four Townes Shopping Center SALEPRICESGOOD ThRU SATURDAY I �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 6, 1q79 CALENDAR olicemen On Horseback: j, Tradition Here To Stay ' RICHMOND (UPI) - At high noon, Richmond Police Sgt. Marion W. Johnson finishes guiding his horse through the concrete canyons of the city and dismounts pt his reserved parking space in an automobile garage. He fits a familiar mold. The image of the lawman 10.4 astride a horse to track down desperados is an old one, as prevalent as "Gunsmoke" reruns, more enduring than Zane Grey pulp novels. But are contemporary policemen on horseback necessary? In an environment of computerized theft and getaway cars, the very idea might seem antiquated, or at .'. best a frivolous expense. Not so, claim the police in cities that have mounted . patrols. To them, a horse is a horse, of course - except when he's a police horse. Although officially billed as a "crime deterrent" in many cities that use them, police on horseback also serve as a sort of public relations tool. "I was a detective sergeant for 16 years," said Johnson, a who heads up Richmond's mounted patrol division. "And if someone had asked me then if I thought the department's horses were justified, I would have said the money could be spent another way." . Johnson obviously has had a change of heart since then. p-.'- 'If this city ends up going to the poorhouse, at least there'll I 'I. be a horse leading the way' "The mounted officer is at a high elevation and can see several blocks away," said Johnson. "Secondly, a thief can't outrun a horse. A horse can go across a median and even up steps where a patrol car can't." In Baltimore, mounted patrols are Invaluable when heavy snows block city thoroughfares. "They can go places that even four-wheel drive and snow vehicles can't get through," said Baltimore patrolman Thomas Bretczlk. Some towns only recently instituted horse patrols after seeing the apparent successes In other areas. Said Maj. Charles Sands of the Charleston, S.C., police department, "We started ours last year and have seen obvious effects in the Incidence of crime. When we net a rash of purse anatchings or break-ins in a particular Area, we put a horse patrol down there and it all of a sudden stops." As for the cost of keeping a stable of horses, oats in an energy-short society are cheaper than gasoline. In Richmond, only $19,000 is spent annually to maintain the division's eight horses. There is one unavoidable drawback, however, to horses versus patrol cars. While cars emit only fumes, horses make their own special brand of pollution. "The only warning you get is when the horse lifts his tail," said Johnson. "And by then, it's too late. If it hapap pens on a sidewalk or crosswalk, we dismount and use a shovel to clean it up." Lawmen may still find horses effective in their job, but nobody ever saw Marshall Dillon do that. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 Sanford Optimist, 7:30- p.m., Holiday Inn. Sanford Seranadcrs, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., CIVIC Center. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Sanford taract Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. THURSDAY, JUNE 7 Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Altamonti Sprixgs Sertoma, noon, frl?nd's Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. OFS Seminole Chapter 3, 8 p.m., Sanford Masonic Temple. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn, 14 and 434. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Churchy, Casselberry. Herald photo by Tom Netsil PASSING The new officers of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce were sworn In at an installation meeting on Monday. The new officers are (from left): Ray Fox, vice president; Dorris Norden, secretary-treasurer; Ronald Ripp Sr., president, accepts the gavel from outgoing president Alfred Guitheil. The chamber takes a summer vacation and begins its new year with a meeting the first Monday In October. Meetings are held at The Forest, 512 W. Lake Mary Boulevard. THE GAVEL Whether he's in Philadelphia or Dallas or Atlanta, a mounted patrolman's duties often include inhibiting street . crime as well as writing traffic tickets or controlling crowds. WED. THRU SAT. SALE MPH - FLORIDA- ARRIVE ROVE 1 PEST CONTROL Spring Time GEORGE Dt%11s Correction Check-Up The wrong phutograph was inadvertently placed with a story on builder George Davis in Sunday's Evening Herald. Davis, of G. H. Davis Enterprises Inc., is pictured above. Davis also noted his son Glenn maintains field operations while his son Gary is a painting con. tractor. The Herald regrets the error. Lawn Spray s Pest Control . Nematodes Termites • Fumigation Sanford 322.8865 Orlando 4238094 - w w w w. • W - WALGREEN COLOR FILM l7Ep.89 MONDAY, JUNE Ii Monday Morners Toasimasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altazncnte Springs. 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. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. TOPS Chapter 79,7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Lakeview 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. 0 - KISSIMMME 9-91 SUN. 114 A finger and thumb is all it takes to turn your air-conditioner thermostat up to 78°. A comfortable setting, that will result insignificant savings. FLORIDA ART BROWN 126or110 THE BPWING ArE Regular and low sulfur oil are in short supply. And expensive. So right now it's more important than ever to practice conserving electricity. Governor Graham is encouraging a Voluntary conservationprogram, because it's in everybody'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. not signed a death warrant for Raulerson and Willie Jasper Darden, who was to be executed the same day as Spenkelink, has been granted a stay of execution until he exhausts his appeals. Although the team is sponsored by the FOP, the union has not sanctioned the T-shirt sale. The shirts are being sold to defray the $4,000 cost of travel and lodging for a softball tournament in New Orleans. ve _ øA SHOPDAILY M 'SHOP SANFORD £ ORLANDO :3S-,3O SUN. 24 "I'd say you'll find maybe one of 100 policemen who don't favor the death penalty," Kearney said. The T-shirts refer to the 133 inmates on Florida's Death Row. Murderer John A. Spenkel ink, the first man to die in Florida's electric chair in 15 years, was executed May 25. Another version of the Tshirt also pictures the electric chair, but reads: "Raulerson you're next." It refers to James D. Raulerson, who was sentenced to death for the 1973 slaying of Jacksonville patrolman Michael Stewart. Kearney said Raulerson was selected because he killed a fellow police officer. Gov. Bob Graham has CALL FRIDAY, JUNE 8 University of Central Florida commencement, 8 a.m., adjacent to administration building. Speaker - Rep. Dick Batchelor. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford Airport. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 am., Deltona. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed 8 p.m., Roiling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434 SATURDAY, JUNE 9 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. The Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Orange Blossom Chapter, National Federation of the Blind, 3 p.m., Apt. 23-B, Twin Lakes Apts., Monroe Avenue, Maitland. SUNDAY, JUNE 10 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole Group AA, 3 p.m., open speaker meeting, Halfway House 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. During the course of riding down a single block astride Thunder, a 10year.old Tennessee walking horse, he is apt to be stopped several times by curious passersby. . "A very valuable thing Is contact with people; it builds up trust," he said. "You get no contact when you're in a patrol car." : Johnson's horsemen are so well liked on their beats that local merchants provide free lunchtime hitching posts in garages in the business district. And when Richmond city council three years ago contemplated eliminating the horse patrols as a cost cutting measure, a barrage of outraged letters and telephone calls convinced the members otherwise. As one councilman put it, "If this city ends up going to the poorhouse, at least there'll be a horse leading the sa Poli*ce 1-Shirts: 1 Down- 133 To Go JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - A police union softball team selling Tshirts bearing a drawing of Florida's electric chair with the words "I Down 133 to Go!" says the shirts are selling briskly at $5 apiece. Det. Phil Kearney, manager of the Jacksonville Fraternal Order of Police team, said team members sold about 200 shirts at the Police Memorial Building during their off-duty hours Monday. "We've had off-duty officers and some citizens come in here to buy them," Kearney said. He said the shirts available in blue, yellow and red - reflect th public's support of the death penalty. Wednesday, June 6,1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. down to 1200, or 1400 if you have a dishwasher. (But before making any adjustments, be sure the electricity is • Limit 2 tP,ru June 9, 197 Without coupon . 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Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Sears, Altamonte Use a twist of the wrist to Any handyman or plumber replace high-watt bulbs with lowercan turn your hot water thermostat wattage bulbs. Every little bit helps. c L_ UN t L1LJ11HL. $IO , ------------------------------------- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 White Elephant sale and auctis., sponsored by Camelot Homemakers Man., 11 a.m., 1532 Canterbury Circle, Casselberry. Proceeds to Charity. -.- " 79- TUESDAY, JUNE 12 Suburban Republican Women's Club, 10 a.m., at The First FS&IJ, 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, 14 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 dlschuss*on, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Trl-County Road Runners CB Club, 7:30 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. __ WRAP LimIt 2ttwu Juni 9. Without coupon off.) A flick of the finger will turn / off any lightorappliance you're not Don't do a handful of laundry using. It's a small economy, but not or dishes. Wait until you have. a when you multiply it by thousands full load. And use cold water when. of hours and millions of homes, ever possible. And, if you're planning to If you have a pool, lend a hand buy a new home, there's more by reducing the hours of thepump's than a handful of reasons to ask operation to the minimum required your builder about FP L's Watt-Wise by the manufacturer. That will Living Program; and the built-in make your bill take a dip, too. energy-saving features that will help reduce your electricity costs. 1 • ThURSDAY, JUNE 14 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 pin., Community United Methodist Church, Casaelberry. Semlaola Rebekah Ledge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellow Hall, 107% Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Saaford.SemInoIe Jaycees Beard, 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 an., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Storybook hour for children 4-8, Altamonte Springs Library and Cultural Center, 2n M.Itlind Ave., 10.11 am. we can save a lot of electricity. If everyone lends a hand. it FLORIDA POWER a LIGHT COMPANY We want to help you save. S Ljs... q.__. • - . - , , •••t • •.... -• -- •.. -. • ....... ..•' . --------. ._. - _. • , • .••,••••••.• --- . .......... . • ....... - , • • .... -a.. -: - - • ___ �~%. Wednesday, June 6, i979-9A ___ - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. M*ich*igan Draftees SPORTS __ i ( - __, _ . - .. ~ - . . . .. - - - I: 1I, _ 9-04 ,1b, - _ .-- - _.- - .-- ---- .- -"Jr.* - - ., .. . - _- Favored .* .- W Charron No=H itfër LeadFF( g h1P Vktory Terrance Carr and Todd Thomas. Carter had a double and Brad beating Seminole Petroleum. Lee Charron hurled a no- League, Adcock Roofing and Butch's Chevron Service Scheetz. Mike Jones was the winning Revels shared the pitching Brian Ashcraft was the losing Reuscher added a single. hitter and Fredrick Miller clinched the city championship pushed four runs acorss the Westside Merchants also had pitcher. He struck out six and chores for Adcock Roofing, and slammed a pair of doubles and with a 136 win over Ken Kern's plate in the bottom of the last pitcher with six strikeouts and Stacy Smith led Jack Prosser one hit; a home run by Leonard Ford with a double and two walked six, while pitching a also led the team in hitting. scored three runs to lead Garage. The victory boosted inning to top Clem Leonard nine walks. George's was out-hit 11.8, but, one-hitter. Sanford Little American Adcock's record to 40 with one shell, 11.10. Revels slammed a double and Revels C'harron struck out eight and scored seven runs in the final singles. Jo McCloud had a pair Ken Morris slapped a triple triple and Carr and Mark Butch's Chevron was held League champion Flagship game remaining in the second two frames to rally for the of hits, including his 16th home but scored four lastBank to a 12-2 win over Atlantic half. The other five teams each hitless, run of the season. Chris Jones and single for APEX, Chris Roberts each added singles. have two losses. Adcock walked five enroute to his no- , Smith had a home run, Pat Bank Tuesday. inning runs to beat Clem and Andrea Williams had hitter. Dwight Brinson had the only Leonard Shell, which had three Chad Braden was the winning doubles while Greg Pond and Robinson slammed a triple and George's topped Jack Roofing had already won the hi Flagshlp Bank scored eight of pitcher. He fanned nine and Wendell McCloud added Jones added a double. Larry hit for the losers, a first inning ts. Prosser Ford, 13-7, and first half. Thomas and Robert Quinn each single. In other Pee Wee League its runs in the second inning, walked four. American Produce Exchange Derrick Butler had a double Seminole Sporting Goods collected singles. Noy Rivers and Keith Denton singles. i APEX blasted Seminole games, Seminole Sporting with Horace Knight's triple The only hit for the losers was managed only one hit in its and Chris Etland and John APEX exploded for 11 runs on Petroleum, 15-2, in other league Goods scored a pair of runs in keying the attack. Other hits for each had a double and single for Marvin come-from-behind win, a Hendricks each had singles for single by the bottom of the Last inning to the winners were singles by George's and Phillip Rinkavage Just three hits in the bottom of a games. second Inning single by Leslie Shell. In the Sanford Pee Wee beat Westaide Merchants, 9.8, Michael Scott and Timothy had a pair of singles. Scott the second and had little trouble Killingsworth. - GEORGE' S AN It BLUE Car lton Snaps JAYS IN 4 Al YAIIO&I?E LI?IIV1 I'I II I- Mark Whittington was on the mound. right. and the - Phils , sl m with - - itte r' ______ u - -.. - -• ' . 1 ' Farr Insurance BI:eiavs were right on target Tuesday, wrapping up NEW YORK UPI) -For the benefit of any outof-towners who the Altamonte Springs haven't been there yet, Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant section Little League major !!!!!. isn't exactly the garden spot of the world, league playoffs with a 4-I You can get a few th rills just by walking t hr ough the neigh- win over Decker Royals. ________ borhood. If you see a cat with his tall on, you know he isn't from Below, Decker pitcher the immediate area. The kids who go to school there don't always Mark Chasey Is tagged •-'\ graduate, some of them are acquitted. Lenny Wilkens, coach of the NBA champion Seattle Super- out by Farr's Steve HutSonics, was born and raised in Bedford-Stuyvesant. That gave sell. Altamonte's minor Win a good opportunity to go wrong if he wanted, but he was one of league all-star game will those unusual kids. All he ever cared to do was get ajob to help his be held tonight at 6 family, study and play basketball whenever he had the chance. o'clock. 'hint shouldn't necessarily be taken to mean he was a Goody Two Herald Photos by Tom NstseI Shoes. Stuyvesant without having rd df o "You di dn't grow up in Be fights," Wilkens laughed Tuesday, a day during which Brooklyn Borough President Howard Golden honored him with a citation on I the steps of City flail for serving as a perfect example to the youth ________________ of the community, as well as for leading the the Sonics to their live-game title triumph over the defending champion Washington Bullets last week. I ______ "I won some and lost some," he remembered. "I look back on the whole thing as a great experience. It taught me survival, never to be intimidated by anybody or anything." Sam Schulman, the enthusiastic 69-year-old owner of the Sonles, fired Wilkens as playercoach seven years ago, dealing 71IIIII!I' •l him to the Cleveland Cavaliers with Barry Clemens for Butch Beard. That makes Wilkensthe only rehired coach In NBA history ever to will a championship. He insists he bears no resentment toward Schulman for his earlier departure from Seattle. "I feel Sam is a friend," said the Sonics' 41-year-old coach, still i in fine physical condition. "The only objection lever had was the way the deal was handled." ______ Wilkens was playing golf at the time and his wife received a call from t he Sonics' front office telling her abo ut the deal only a few minutes before one of her relatives phoned her from New York informing her he had heard abo ut it on the radio. ______ _______ _______ AlL that is forgotten now. Especiall y since t he Sonics, a team %#hout any superstars, beat the Bullets, who defeated them In seven games for the cham pionship last year. Essentially, Wilkens' philosophy on basketball is simple. I t hi nk basket ba ll was designed to be a team game," he said. "pose teams that play with a team concept us ua lly are more ____________ s cessful. We preach defense in Seattle. Last year, we were No. 2 iit.defense. This year, we were No. 1. We feel everything starts 4 ________ with defense. 0th' fast break is ignited beca use we stop the other team. When our defense is at the very top, ow offense picks up." _______ Another aspect Wilkens constantly works on Is unselfishness among his players. lie always tries to get everyone involved. "We proved that when we move the ball and get everyone involved, we're a better ballclub." Vt ilkens played basketball at Boys High School in Brooklyn at the same time Tommy Davis, who later was signed by the Dodgers, was on the team. While Davis went on to pla y baseball, Wilkens went to Providence College where he was considerably They Made Lenny Smile - - • '- ' .•_•. -. 'Q.L!!! ________ _____ _________ -' . - ________________ _______ _____ - _____ ______ ________________________ __________ _______ _______ __________________ _____ - j, ____ ____________ ________ p ______ _______ __________ _____ ________ ______ _____ ______ _______ _____ _______ _____ ___________ NswtIr Sampson p RiescIw? Totals 000 J. McCloud 422 315 Smith ISO Peoples 3 2 1 Williams 13 0 Kondracki Husman Totals 3 0 3 200 201 000 3I2 21 I'll on 412 400.- 7 FLAGSHIP influenced by his coach there, Joe Mullaney. It was Mullaney who once said of Wilkens, "You look around and everybody else is sweating but Lenny is dry." Recalling the remark, Wilkens smiled and said, "They still tease inc about not sweating. I dunno, I feel If I get excited Stumplt Orener Hendricks Keys Cells Jeiwveso Murphy Charles Totals 1 I 0 C. Shaw SOS M.show 311 Nedgqs 5$ 5 lackrack III Iee 255 Hansen III Jump Ill) CroCkett I 00 Totals 0 11 S Leonird Shell Dutch's Chevron s 131 1-15 430 4-It WISTSIDI IRCHANTS Mark To .384 Cos Picks" I•llam Hlcksen By U nited Press International helping Hartzell, M, coast into Steven the ninth with a three-hitter. LSew Mike Maraliall made hits 30th SEMINOLE SPORTING AS It AIRH 1ISL.Thsmas 121 SISJ.stake 210 2 I S Williams S25 2 1 5 R. Slake II I I I I Meys Its lSS Irwin 010 IISWae4s 050 pitching in Baltimore, but the appearance and got the last two Cs~I S S Bookman lee Laces 221 J.Pswer's ISS residents may not reciprocate outs to record his 12th save. Totals S S I C. Powers ISI Totals to $ Ws feeli ng. "I don't know what I'm doing *1$flh* Craig Watkins hit a home run cleaning, 8-4. 341-I Bobby Milanovich and Chris "I really enjoy playing in the different," said Smalley, who is WSSt SewInslepertlngG.eds 523-5 Compton combined to pitch a to spark an 18-hit attack and it's the finest park now buttIng .384. "I've been Ithi think In girls soft ball action, A. D. park. no-hi tter Tuesday night to lead pace Luke Potter Dodge to a 15e League," the left-bande r asked the question about a th in expre ss ion, he Looks Financial solemn Generally, W il kens wears such a Planning to a 13-1 7 triumph over Jack Prosser Plumbing remained undefeated said Tuesday night after pit- thousand times, but there's no almost grim. None of this was lost on the Sonic fans In Seattle's victory over Magnolia Services Ford in a Colt League contest. In claiming the American ching the Minnesota Twins to a one answer i can give you." Klngth*ne, a couple of whom got up a homemade banner during in the Seminole Pony Baseball y Di sion Mustang crown wi vi In other games, Kansas City th 3-I vict o ry over the Orioles. Miles Tuneup pitcht the championships which said, "Let's Make Lenny S:le." Leag ue. Limited O.W.S. General Con- WI 18-G Win over Laksc Mary as "That's the way he was defeated the New York YanThis is to let theimi knoW Wilkens saw It and he's smiling now like In other games, D&J tractors to a 14-1 victory. Terry Blaney and Jill Lewis pitching in spring training," kees, 3-1, Boston bombe thiy'd never believe. homered. The playoffs begin said Manager Gene Mauch, Texas, 9-3, California blanked Equipment came from the Steve Hrlpp went 4-for-4to J une 13. brin k of defeat with i referring to liartzell's corn- Toronto, 3-0, Detroit trimmed to pace Jackson Metal Works to a Seattle, 3.1, Cleveland thumped the bottom of the seventh Also, Burger King girls edged inund. triumph over Jack-In-theOakland, 12-3, and Milwaukee send the game into extra in. 14-2 Yogi Bear Can pground, 6-5, as Roy Smalley, the American beat the Chicago White Sox, Box. then Kit Johnson Joie Boyles homered and Mary League's leading hitter, rapped Chris the winning run In the eighth ill round-trippers from And Datro Landcleaing Bledsoe drove in the winning two hits and drove in two runs, Royals 3, Yan kees 1: rioyd Wall hit two homers Larry fired a three-hitter and Joe Benton, Rico Peterson Gagliano, Torn Wheaton and a 4.3 victory over Don Reid downed Reliable Carpet run. and the Kansas City Royals and Nell Miller each added one Alan Buky In a 13-11 win over Ford. Alan Wing and Jim All eight drivers fell to the capitalized on Luis Tiant's aLOviedo Auto Parts trimmed Deluxe Bar, which had two Bobbins combined to pitch a turf in a spectacular pileup at FINANCIAL throwing error to ane two MAGNOLIA Orfando Helicopters, 17-2, in the homers from Fred Washington. two-hitter, fanning 21 batters. IBID POlOAIR N EQUIPMENT of Tuesday night's PLANNING SERVICES Al I H Whigham Furniture rallied Nsflerman 340 AS I H Sanford Metro Softball AS I H runsththesondirningtolead alitim race at the Seminole 3 i 4 I s RS*.s JACKSON Jeeygfl MlIaiisVlCk 325 Greensloln 555 the Royals. late and downed Cardinal JACK-INAs5ociatlon. 45) Salvo METAL Coal THI.BOX Harness Raceway, sending 3 S 45 I IMeSI Al I N lice 3 2 1 WInS H McCulIe Jonnie Juby and June Lee Red Sox 9, Rangers 3: 3 I 2 Mends Iss Stromberg-Carlson got Industries, 74, with John Tr AS2B55 4s Reid Harmon and Robert 1 1 s s 1ea.e 0.11ev Bray 2 1 5 M$dIII ' were Tuesday's twiligl4 winp Whigham winning it with a German Carl Yastrwmiski knocked hI Blanton Jr. to Florida Hospital 414 L1, I I S HrIp Mathews 231 Gilder IsS less I $ $ I o.wu. s5 I I I l.ue Compt" see James $SS sacrifice fly In the bottom of the lIsa nera at the Osteen Golf Club. three runs with a homer and a North. I55 HILICOTIRS I 05 Nardwlck 4 3 2 Thomas I S I C5B SwIsiI*11d OVSIDO AUTO DicImsy., 322 K.mpfon III Ill 355 4S*1n$SO AS sat 423 WIlson 101 al1sr Juby shot a 29 to win low net single and Fred Lynn and Jim AIIM seventh. Markham I 55 2 Melnlck I 4 21 TuCker 211. 3 55 151I* 2 II Treadway 240 - 000 MIMIC M.II.SSC Davis 3 I I Le $ I I The race was declared a "no and Lee had a 48 to edge Lura Rice added home runs to pace 2 III L1*54h,r III III EliSiseB 122 AhkSi Poherssa * S I PisruaSia Jeifries SIS CIaesIa '5,5 III Money DELUXE BAR 3$$ $TIOMBIPS Sany O*CM 055 271* est" and all money Tstils cont ISO Coalellon wag Oermaa two Payne by shots for low de Gammons S I Boston In a game T ot als III layed an AIIM 3lii MIS I Wed. I$IUIpSS. III I I I S S Lendivisi BOSon PCNmSn III Welkin 4 4 2 1 Stock" GaglIsas wagered on the race was gross. gjj hour and 49 minutes IS by 3 2 2 S* 1*1 Palmal Totals 23 II S III S.WeehlSa4Il TitaN Weallisak 4 155 Spoke Nb1fl seck refunded. putts, Payne had low 17, and 4$* I laMes Wbsilsa I * 1 I I I ON$ $ftipl SeaMs NI Os.lid Ford 4II 4 I I MitSui I I I English I se MiDsu Jean Davis had 1onge drive. 1' 14 $4 TOtals 105* 214 lethason Iidgm1it III 3-13 411 Planning 4 I $ Medley Harmon, thrown into afence *3 I Maelscales I o Ma5 0515-I 411 1icI 461 1168- 8% Seedy •5P was hospitalized with a conHal *5-2 4I*P.WaaMngtSfll*$ Jk.l..TIs-iea ISO lily $I$PrMk Magtal UI 0-Il RELIABLE JaCk$IUMSSSI 312 0*110 leylsaN "ussion and its condition was II 2 4 CARPETS I S S Totals URN III comb AIIM ____ Tellpis O.W.S. MILIX listed as sta ble. Blanton S $ I OWS see AIC11Se III DODGE Pailak POTTER POND P101*11 AIlS AIIH NJ II? 1*1 see Meakr $4)) a TISIII TitaN received treatment for facial AI III: M LaPoglia AI ill M CARDINAL. T.McOMeIs wjoius.s SOS Wilts 423 III III 0055115 III 51.451* 4$ 1 9601 MWIlkes INDU1TIII$ 101 Lists Reghtnation PIl*NITLIIE 212 being 5 Wall . IresmIlild wo INCunds and was released, 124 MaClan 30$ leuard AIIM Iupsrt 355 Sd..Il III Hike.' AIIM 315 III W1dPI ! *01 rim cepted for the basketball III MemlIsy 1505* Pam Morgan hit a home clinic Ill DrNcsN McGInnis 101 D. Stevens I .1 I SisWdsniWs 411 NortH' I IS Transactions A piece of broken equipment ISS 4 $1 Nissr 4 1$ kelly 111511* I I I * I I WI$II.ms 4 I I liffs' 3II 5, Wilson on June 18-20 at Seminole to lead the Italtan-American M1pham I $ I Pecan So viesa Prssmlpp pph Sol III C.s,onS 41 I 355 *051150 110 kin..' *51 TIOSM CBUSSd one horse to flip all the 415 Blockader III Pilhunsen JSIsSS Club of Sanford to a 17-10 Win School. 40* ias*.lI its 11511 101 Desse S S S McFadden i s s * I I Isyssis 421ks*1lh 4 I I AMIC110 WiY over, triggering the pileup. $ I I Ca.dslI*S lee SItu 4 I $ $ first baseman $5511 I S I GoldS. - Signed 0 •y • IS1'SOM The clinic, conducted by over Western Sizzlin' In the 483515515 15 $ 00515115 1 111011155 4 5 I 15151 Ualsey SIS outfielder Albert Chambers, 1*1* 015151 S I I I S I WISe *5 5 ij"g' III $ S S Msetgensiry 5 1 0 Ivans 1*1 $1551 Lassie Softball League. Seminole High coach Bill DI'IVerLesa horses, Bud Byrd 555 133 N.ilcsmbs lyons SI WithIn. Ill first pick In Tuesdays tr.e-ag.nf I21ICIIe Totals 311 Lw III Cassan dr a Fran klin singled in Payne. Is open to boys and girls and Bombay Jo-Anne co'jtJn III Pry Ill DIPaSS Sealer 155 drIft. 35* UvSly 550*15 I II 5,5 $4 1$ IISa(IS,dSII *$I WIlliams Obtained cuiffolder Totals IS I Totals 35$ Plath California 23 II If Valenia Gordon with the win- grades six through eight. around the track with Bud $743 05 1 IS Totals Totals *1 0 1* F $ S 5 TotIIO Larry Harlow from Ballimori for ning rim as for the three-day clinic is Bryd colliding with Kiwanis Mopped ISI Irw55 1 o.w.s. s, an -league Infielder Floyd Raford FilMS.' ,M $ mInor 115 1,111111 Carpit III 111-7 *11 PIIVIII 143 Ia-It Bowl America, P0051 OSlis 15$ Ia-I balance near the finish line. and cash. 500050-11 DaIrs 307 II T.Is H u r ts 2 • J uby, Lee ' Claim Triumphs . - cage Clinic June 18-20 - Lassie Girls Nab Victories - 6 - I- -.- - --,----*- __ * - Cost 5-4, . _ . . . - P' r .rn -, -----. - - - .. • __ - " W_ - C' - - .• -- - - --- __ C - ii - -- . --_.-_..__._ ,# __ - - ' '_. .............- *- - - - .- Alexandria, Hamnmaker, , Cincinnati, . ,, Va ; , r15,1Is-Iianutu .' pit- Michael Sullivan, Woodbridge, Va; Detroit Diego, catcher Robert Geren San 115 and • '....UnaWlu, Oaklan d, , New York 19 30 388 10 : West W L Pct. GB 33 24 579 fielder Michael Stenhouse, Cranston, H.!. In the first round of the secondary phase, for playei-s Well, Since You Asked*** Cinci Los Arnj San I- ran San Diego Atlanta previously drafted but not ?i 26 2 3 531 ) 21 21 138 8 Pittsbrgh Chicago cher 1 uaar, ou1(5.1 tfielder B ak er, Dearborn heights, Mich.; San 547 24 30 24 556 I': 21 30 414 6 76 29 473 6 26 31 156 7 20 31 310 II' Tuesday's Results Ot is, 0 (34) 63.50; 1 (3-4-I) 453.00 Second Game IS 20 1010 3 60 2 Arano Fernan SOaldos Pecina 760 3.40 6 irusta Gastill 0(2-5) 41.40;P (2-5) 206.40; 1 (2-;- 6) 1011.50; 00(32) 207.10. Third Game 2 Arca 1 Gondra Murphy, All. Lopes. DOS Lynn. IS. Singleton, Bal; 14 Baylor, C,il and Ttuoma,, M I?. Grich, Cal, Coo'r 0 qli v i e, Mil. Horton and 14 Jones, Sea 11 National Ch i rid Cincinnati 6, New York I St. Louis 5, San Fran 4 Schmidt. Phil 37. S D Winfield, 44; American League -. Cal 56, Lynn, Rot 41, Sea 14, Porter. KC .4?: 4) 429. 40. 1080 9.00 5.70 8IsI,1ndJadeTdR ace - - 1L R's Best Way OIl-I) S4.00; P11-I) 165.90; 1 (1.65) 966. 10. Ninth Game 3 isasa 8 20 900 3 60 0 (1-5) 21.60; P (5-7) 62.10; 1 (5-75) 33010. 12th race A. Is, Time 35.71 12 80 S40 300 I Wonder Mist 7 mutilld I Enrique 11 SCurveyCutie 2 Target """ . don't go that fast. But because the distance to home plate in softball is much shorter - 46 feet vs. 60 feet 6 inches for baseball - the batter has much shorter reaction time to the pitch, making it appear the softball is going faster. Q. I would like to know some personal Information on Boston Red Sox shortstop Rick Burleson, such as age, height, married or shoe, children, etc. Also, %Wch airline do the Red Sox fly diuring the regular season? -Cindy Williams, Orlando, Fla. Rick Burleson, a native who still makes his home in Southern California part of the winter, came up to the Red Sox in April 1974. He split that season between second base and shortstop and has remained on the job since. Because of his size (5-foot-10, 160 pounds) and spunk, he is known as "The Rooster," He turned 28 on April 29, Is married and has an Infant son. The Red Sox, during the course of a season, fly several airlines. Q. II tricky questions are not your bag, then your mailbag must be dry. A quick survey of the rule book instead of the press box 11 \P.( , I - - 0 __ . Right-handed pitcher Terry Sutcliffe, brother of Los An- I geles pitcher Rick Sutcliffe, was taken by the Dodgers on and pitcher Jeff Stottleniyre, brother of former Yankee pitcher Mel Stottlernyre, was taken by Seattle on the second round of the secondary phase. There were six rounds of the regular phase and seven of the ' Better Condition d Comfort e - i .-' - '1% ()00 '-'4*1 ''' 'a I M I i II g ii a i /2 1 Handle-- 5)51251 40 FZ r k*0 ,01 , I I I q I 4 ~ New Tread Traction At Only A Fraction Of New Tire Price '& , 7; 1 ' - - , - . ; - . -, - - - •,. -1' - / ( -, / - ii . PLUMBING A HEATING INC A 206.50. Attendance - 2,190; *V()VA . •i'i' - ,, Wall ... i - ' Red ________ - ' /1.f••\ in the regular phase. lbe (read rule lO,) would determine two others ways to reach first hue without a hit:) 1) When a runner misses the first base be Is forced to advance to by the batter-runner and the missed base Is appealed; 2) when a runner is declared out for Interference and the scorer judges that the batter would have been out with normal effort. I Still enjoy reading your column, even though I disagree at times. At least your opinions are not based on hometown loyalty Vincent Marcbetti that twists facts to fit the fan desires. (umpire), Ozark, Mo. Whew. Q. Could you give me some information on the Dallas Cowboys' Charlie Waters (41) and Cliff Harris (U)? When do the Cowboys' pee-season games start? Laura Johnson, Hubbard, Texas. The Cowboys' set of safeties are the premier pair In the game and have been since they started playing together in 1975, Charlie on the strong side, Cliff on the weak side. Both are 30 years old. Both joined the Cowboys In 1970, Harris as a free agent from little Ouachita Baptist. Waters as a third-round draftee from Clemson. Initially, both competed for the free safety job, and Cliff won out. Except for a half season stint in the Army, he has been the regular since- Waters did some time as a cornerback before settling In as an all-pro strong safety. The Cowboys kick off pro football in '79 by meeting the Oakland Raiders in the Hall of Fame game at Canton, Ohio, on July 28. Q. Who are the oldest active quarterbacks ill the NFL? -S.I110, Madison, Wis. With the release of Bill Kilmer, who'll be 40 in September, and Ihe retirement of Francis Tarkenton, 39, the oldes active passer Is tll Munson, 38, last with Buffalo unless some team picks up Filmer. Other oldies-but-goodies are Roger Staubach, 37, of Pallas; Craign Morton, 36, of Denver; and Jim Hart, 35, of St ,I 11 _________111t 2) 2SS.00. 11111il (based on 12S at bats) National League - iZ EA I 0 AR H Pct. the fifth round and catcher Rose, Phil 51 211 15 .355 D 1 '1 -on of f maitilli, NY 50 193 68 352 catcie her dith°" . WlieId, All 39 141 49 .318 picked by Cleveland on the Murphy. Hefldrck, Si L 48 164 55 335 sixth d Shortstop Harold Knight, Cin 54200 66 330 16 174 57328 R eynolds,brother of Sun Foster, Cm Diego's Don Reynolds, went to IHr--the Padres on the sixth round Tuesday and the regular phase will continue ednesday. I Leaders 4.80 %RVICE STORES Diego at Chicago San Fran at St. Louis. night more 1000 3.20 2W 0(1S) 4920; P ( 1-i) 194.10; 1 ( I-S 2,80 Tenth Game I Hernan Duacta 11 80 4.20 10 00 780 GOOD ~ YEAR -. San secondary phase Tuesday and 226 players were drafted 156 iV - Z- 1 __ . the second round, is the son of Haywood Sullivan former major league catcher and an executive at Boston on 660 0(3.7) 2S.60; P (3.7) 144.60; 1 (3-1- I) - - 0(65) 36.20: P(6 0)132.60; T is 8. 2) 542.40. 11th race A, 5-I6, Time 31.2$ 7 A14 A 'iii 3 .10 A Mountain (lift E,qhhh Game I Ramon Sardtv I? 80 S Afl 3 80 6isasaArrta 860 1000 h ' 640 7 70 3 80 320 8 KS Madcap 2 B Lisa 4 600 0(1-7) 41.00; P(I.1) 95.40; 1 (I-?- - - 5 01) Marks Pleasure 6 Samoy 7 Isasa Arduy Ramon Paco Q. As an avid baseball fan, I always wondered how the letter Philadelphia 8, Houston 0 signed, Boston had first p pick Today's Gaoes "K" became designated in the box score for the strikeout. Also, do Fourth Race and took second baseman Mil 40 (All Times EDT) you think the Pittsburgh Pirates will win the NL Fast M year? 4Mi%%MaxyRvrd 1760 860 S,60 Stolen Bases Martin Barrett of Arizona New York (Kobel 20) al 11.60 5.00 National League Helen Cathers, Renolds-vLlle, Pa. Moreno, 2 iF) s Creed C incinnati (Bonham 2 II. 12-30 Pitt Stat 21: Scolt, St.L 18; Lopes, S Miss Jolly B 1.00 Th Thee general explanation seems to be that Henry Chadwick, the p.m. • tu ose players selected Among Time 201 04.50; 1 (4.2.1) 340.1St (Perry 54) at LA, T averns, NY and North Il. San Diego first great baseball writer and the "father"- of scoring,- didn't use American league - LeF lore, were several relatives or Past Chicago (Reuschel 3 5), 2:30 logical "S" for st rikeout because that letter was already being and present major leaguers. p.m. LOS Angeles (Reuss 1-4) at used for stolen base or sacrifice hit. So the letter "K in strikeout Lansford Is the brother of was the next natural designation. No, I don't think the Pirates willAngels third baseman Gurney Pittsburgh (Bibby 30). 7:35 win, the Philadelphia Phillies have too much for the rest of that Montreal (0 Todd Lansford; first division. (Niekro 68). 7:35 p.m. f Demeter, chosen by the Yan- Atlanta San Francisco (Nastu 2 4) at . I Q. Please settle a discussion. Which Is traveling fastest as It kees on the second round, is the . AUTO 61"VW& C St. Louis (Sykes 47). 8:35 p,in passes the batter, a baseball or a softball? -John Sewell, Oak -........ Philadelphia (Lerch 2 1) at son of former outfielder Don , I 0 9 Ridge, Tenn. b 7. !~C', . :~~ Demeter and catcher Marc Houston (Richard 64). 8 3S p.m. I -,7-1 ~a z I know a baseball has been clocked tip to 105 mph. Softballs d0111V* ~ I , Thursday's Games t&__=W__ ' 3 00 9 00 .* O 1.00 lAD S Harold 600 1.40 Baylor. JMaxi Freight 470 U-i) 24.00; T (0-7.4) 45900; Bochte, Cooper. Time 7:05.2. ' 3 40 6 60 4 00 Second Race IPower Blend S 60 3 20 1 20 11.2) 6120; 1 (3.1-6) 015.20; Time 2:11.2. Runs Baited In League Kingrnan, San Diego II, Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 3, Los Ang I 5) 186.20. 2:08.2. •-"•"- IA and Winfield, SD 13 American League 160 2 00 1 Dealer Dick 3 20 5K C Denim Q (1-4) 23.40; P 11-4) 101.40; III 46th race B. 5-16, 3I,2S 9 20 520 4 Hurry On 10 20 7 WM - s Whirlwind 6 Ultra Rocket 500 S IrAni Tuesday's Results First Race 2 Honey Fly By 3 20 260 3.00 4 Magic Bullet 2.40 280 I Crunchy 10.70 0 (24) 5.00; P (2-4) 7.00; Time Home Runs National League )cinqman, Chi IV, Schmidt, Phuh Il, II 00 6) 2i34 So. 5th race D. 's. Time 311. 6S 9 10 1 60 3 10 1 My Lii Aikee 0(4-7) $5.50; P (4.7) 131 00, 1 (470(7-1)40.10; P (2-7) 145,20; 1(2-1. 6) 1910.50. 5) 16.20. 7th race C S-Il, Time 31.63 Fourth Game 10.70 100 3 80 S Echo Fantastic 9 20 7.80 .4.10 6 Zubi Gasti II 1.20 7 20 4 20 5 40 1 Johnnie Scat 3 Victor Olano 4 20 7 Irusta Isidro 6 .40 3 Carry Boboie 0(1-5)11.20; P (S-I) 60.70; 1 (6-1. 0 (36) 29.00; P (6-3) 99.60; 1 (63 31 215.10. 1) 540.20. Eighth race C. ).. Time 30.50 Fifth Game 8 60 2 80 3 10 8 Said Enrique 20 80 600 5.20 2 Bon Bon Blaze 1 10 1 00 1 B*'ude Duaga 1 20 3 80 8 Sendintheclowns 3 60 3 Chance Laddie Z ubu Goini 4 0(25)3720; P (25)71 40; T (2-03 0(4.5) 40.40; P (5-4) 9000; 1 (5.4. 3) 2400 3) 433.40. me AS Sixth G ame " '•" ' "'' 8 BW's Freckles 7 60 .160 300 6Vic8ndi Gasti 14.20 160 S.00 380 2 80 3 Record River I Arano Arrieta 460 S 0 3 40 6 The Spectator 4 40 S Hernan Mandiola 0131) 13.50; P (0-3) 4310; I (S 30(6.1) 41.40; P(6-I) 146.70; 1 (6-I. 5) 70.60. 5) 452.60. 10th race B. '.. 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DAYTONA BEACH Tuesdays Results itt race. S-IS, Time 31 45 7 *0 S 70 3 00 I iIk Soil Ninth Race 9 20 5 60 7 Manatee Randy 2 *0 1103 100 7 80 6War ScOut Vickie's Fable 380 760 3 Ira T 0(4-7) 55 20. P (4-7) 115 50 T (4-77 R J Yankee 2 40 7) 362.20. 0 (6-3) 32.00; P (6-3) 124.00. Second race 0,5-16. Time 31.74 Tenth Game 7 80 1 20 320 2 Roe Klinder 5 CB t460 6 20 .1 60 420 3 10 7 Sonny Goodbee 3 60 3 00 .1 Witty Ensign 8 80 Lusk Hart 1580 8 Gilt Giver Q (7 71 17.60. P (2 7) 1650. T (27 Q (5-4) 11.50; T (5-4-5) 436.20. 3) 710 20. A- 1562; Handle $19,312. 3rd race C. S-IS, Time 31 40 8 LR's Companion 920 380 2 60 920 4 40 3 p.ç Prima Donna S Mountain Topper 2 60 0(3-0)2420. P183)5730. T II) 5) 162.40. DAYTONA BEACH 4th race C. 516. Time 31.25 Tuesday's Results 1580 980 S 20 4 Inset First Game I Eastern Leader 5 00 4 80 3 Domingo Pecuna 11 00 8 10 3 - ATLANTIC BANK _______________ -ç - 310 SDuran lsdro 260 310 lTfmeWay .1 10 I Ocala Butler Q (3.1) 13.40; 1 (3-I8) 224 60. Eighth Race I) 60 .1 *0 .1 00 I Ritzy Girl 520 400 6 Vickys Rhythm 570 3 Zeb Panter 0 (1-6) 3240; T (1-4-31 501.40. - - - 3 Bullet Pace '. . Seth Race three horse accident Seventh Race - 520 I I Eieveiff'' Plernan Gerardo 19 00 660 5.00 7 60 3 60 7 Domingo Gast Time 2:00, No contest - Olano 61ubE,q 7.10 Q (I-I) 39 60; P11.41121.10, 1(1-I. 260 6143 110 2Abest-tope .-.Q..1.a...3,'.. _.Hsebci1 .1 Mutilla Filth Race iwantawnEasy 1)60 680 320 1020 3 8 Kootney Brown - __________________________________________________ _____ __________ Scouts byAlan Mover NEW YORK (UPI)- There's from Harrisburg (Pa.i High McDonald talked to Leary American League more to the University of School, ear ned the honor of Monday and indicated that the East W L Pct. GB being the first player chosen in pitcher is pleased with being Michigan's athletic program Boston 31 70 608 than touchdowns on Saturday the draft. Chambers, who selected by the Mets. Bait 32 21 601 -afternoons, graduates today, signed a 31 25 551 7': "One thing he likes about the Milwauke 79 25 .537 3': It appears they play the contract with the Mariners Mets," said McDonald, "is that New York Detroit 25 2 3 571 4' . grand old game of baseball shortly after being chosen. we have been pitching-oriented Clevend 25 21 .181 6' there pretty well, too. 13 42 736 70 Clambers, nicknamed "Choo and have shown an ability to Toronto West '011nii . Michigan was the star of Choo," batted .484 in 22 games develop pitchers." W L Pct. GB major league base ba ll's annual this past season, with four Ot her first-round selections Calif 33 72 600 ~ -_ . ft 11: 31 23 514 summer draft of amateur free homers and 28 RBI. included: Toronto, catcher Jay Kan CulY 5 Minn 29 22 .569 2 agents Tuesday with three "Chambers has the best bat Brian Schroeder, Pacific Texas " 30 23 566 2 members of its team picked in I've seen for a high school Palisades, Calif; Atlanta, first Chicago 75 28 172 7 21 35 .375 I?' the first round. Anong the player since Jeff Burroughs," basemmmanutfielder Brad Keni- Scathe 0 y '75 Oakland 18 37 327 IS Michigan players selected was said Hal Keller, the Mariners' minsk, Lima, Ohio; Oakland, h" Tuesday's Results Rick Leach, the star quarter- director of player personnel. infielder Juan Bustabad, Iha;'7: 4t Boston 9, Texas 3 Minnesota 3. Baltimore 1 J' back of the Wolverines' Rose "He has a very short, quick leah, Fla.; St. Louis, outfielder Kansas City 3, New York I Bowl squad, who was picked by stroke and tremendous power." Andrew Van Slyke, New HartMilwaukee S. Chicago 3 I the Detroit Tigers as the No. 13 By selecting Chambers, the ford, N.Y.; Cleveland, leftV/"061 bML/f' California 3, Toronto 0 / Cleveland 17, Oakland overall selection. Mariners paved the way for the handed pitcher John Bohnet, 47'b, 7O 4I Detroit 3. Seattle I ,,yp // ':9 Leach, a rifle-armed outfield- New York Mets to grab the Vallejo, Calif.; Houston, catch' Today's Games P/'P OER er who finished fourth in the Big player considered the best er John Mizerock, Punxsutaw(All Times EDT) Chicago (Barrios 1 3) at with pitcher in the collegiate ranks, ney, Pa; Chicago White Sox, Ten Conference in batting Boston (Stanley 53), 7.35 pm / iqo a .315 average, also was chosen night-hander Tim Leary of shortstop Steven Buechele, FulKansas City (Gura 25) at the UCLA. c3q M4." by the Denver Broncos in lerton, Calif; and Montreal, Baltimore (Stone 3 1), 7,35 p m Leary, a 6-3 junior Iron) Santa Minnesota (Koosman 73) at fifth round of the NFL draft. first baseman Timothy Wal- New York (Guidry 5 4), 8:05 1t 0Y',4A2LEV O,C "I feel very good, I'm very Monica, Calif., posted a 12.3 lach, Tustin, Calif. .000 .m record to tie a school mark for M1019 7W/N9, 000 Minnesota, outfielder Kevin P Texas (Corner S 1) at Mi elated to hear the Tigers season victories and recorded a 1,C HE /Y7'/iPEP 7-0 waukee (Sorensen 7 5). 8 - 35 A5 Brandt, Nekoosa, Wis.; drafted me No. li /?/11EtC C',470R/E, " said Leach. 2.72 ERA. The 20-year-old Chicago Cubs, right-handed p.m "1 wasn't sure I was going In Lear' st Toronto (Jefierson 05) at ,//f ru ck out 111 ba tters in PqI'IPEP oftfOc//O,r 141 pitcher Jonathan Perlman, California (Frost 3 3), 10 35 this draft. I've been talking 145 2-3 innings. PIR/( 'WA7' 607' HE (Z6'8 P.M. Zr'E Carthagge, Tex.; San Diego, with Denver for about a week, Cleveland (Wise at 5 5) 77 (/CN A PA-''4Z.AY6 b7'49Z CJ" "He has all the necessary first baseman Joe Lansford but I guess the Tigers were a Oakland (McCatty 4 0). 10 35 ingredients," said Mets' Gener- San Jose, Calif.; San Francisco, pm Templtn, St.L little more interested in 46 195 63 323 Dcl 27. Wilson, KC And Cruz. al Manager Joe McDonald. "He right-handed pitcher Scott Detroit (Bullingharn 53) at StargeU. Pit 35128 II 320 Sea 23 Otis, KC 20. wills, Tex than I thought they were." Seattle (Bannister 25). 10 35 Moreno. Pit has a good curve and a slider. 50 210 67 319 IS Garrelts, Buckley, Ill P, American League The other Michi gan players We really weren't sur prised Pitching victories Texas, left-handed pitcher Thursday Games Niekro. GAD H Pct National League chosen in the opening round Seattle didn't take Leary Jerry Don Gleaton, BrownMinnesota at New York Smably, Min 1 6 5119$ 16 381 tlou 8 2. Canton, Phil were left-handed pitcher Steve because we knew they had a lot wood, Texas; Sun Francisco, Texas at Milwaukee Kemp, Dcl 45 168 60 351 John, American League KanCity at Bait, night Carew, Cal SI 186 66 355 Howe and right-handed pitcher of respect for Chambers. Leary Richard Leucken, Houston; the 83 Clev NY 10 1. Waits, Chicago at Boston. night I3ochie, Sea 52 183 65 35. Splittortt, KC B A. Steve Perry, both by Los is the only college player that White Sox, catcher Rickey Downing, Cal 48 172 57 331 National League Angeles. stood out this year as opposed to Seilheimner, Brendham, Texas; Rice, Bet 51 196 61 327 East 40 129 4? 326 Al Chambers, an 18-year-old other years when usua lly four Cincinnati, catcher Daniel W L Pct. GB Johnson, Chi Harness Racing Baylor, Cal 5S 71)9 68 32S 29 19 601 senior outfielder-first baseman or five stood out." Lamar, Houston; Kansas City Montreal Sinqltnn, BaI 321 53 190 61 St. Louis 28 19 596 Jackson Heights Kids Sign Up Smalley B y. LARGELY DUE TO SMALLEY - Major League -, By United Press International Carlton. Iwic AIRN AS 2I0 Philadelphia Phillies' left2 2 0 Evans "I told them I hoped they Koran S IS 2 I I Baker hander Steve Carlton pitched were embarrassed," said Scott Justice 3 00 Sheffield I I5 2 1 S Ashcrafl 2 00 his fourth career one-hitter Ozark. "It seemed like we were Charron 3 2 Richardson ISO Tuesday night and stopped the getting Intimidated by teams I Kni,hI 205 Scheefo 211 Rape I SO 0 I 0 Atkinson Ho uston Astros' seven-game don't t hi nk are as good as we Lifts 333Wilburn 000 P.MllIer 2 00 winning streak, 80. But he are." Tii$e,sr I S 0 Milton 2 55 Olvldon SOS T. MIller remained true to his code of not Pirates 3, Dodgers 1: 13 2 0 Alloway 2 0 S Totals 1012 1 tal king to reporters and even Dave Parker smashed a two. Totals 052 2-12 refused to go on a post-game run homer and Bert Blyleven Flagship lank 101 0- 2 television show with Phillies' and Kent Tekulve combined on Atlantic lank announcer Richie Ashburn. a seven-hitter in sparking the APEX SEMINOLE "He had a super hook (cur- Pirates to victory over the PETROLEUM AS R 32I Al I H Thomas veball)," Houston's Enos Dodgers. 222 Sk.p liSMorris Cabell said a bout Canton's Braves 4, Expos 1 22I McKInMy I SO Jams I20 110 Taylor pitching. "Practically all the Rick Matula and Gene McGrIfl 2II 5 0 0 Robinson EscI.van 21 I 0 0 Smith pitches he t hrew me were Garber combined on a six-hitter Penick 311 2 5 0 Quinn curves. When he got ahead he and Bob Homer dr illed a three- MItchell 110 200 Laster GriffIn I00 o f 0 Hobby threw a nasty breaking ball run homer, lilting the Braves Horton 020 Carlton 100 Roth. which was shar pe r and iagger over the Expos. 550 KIllIgsrTh I 0 I Grant IS IS? Tipton 0 0 0 Totals than the other hook." Reds 6, Mets 1: Cameron 20I 1231 Only rookie Jeff Leonard, Dan Driessen and Dave Totals who lined a sharp single to left Concepcion hit homers to Seminole Petroleum 200 0- 2 3(11)1 5I0 field to start the seventh inning, support the combined six-hit APEX managed to get a hit off pitching of Fred Norman and KERN'S ADCOCK Pedro Bonbon and power the GARAGE AIRH ROOFING AIRN Reds to a tln over the Mets. Grayson 332 3) Sksvsls 311 Wright I I'll Brinson Cardinals 5, Giants 4: soCarr 331 SmIth 1 2 ooraham 335 Jerry Mumphrey opened the MIlls 1IS Lewis 310 ninth inning with a triple off the Morley m* ' , 5 Henry 1I0 M,,,, 35 305 WashIngton 3 1 5 Football registration will be wall - his third hit of the game kern 3 I I Deppen I ) 5 Roberts 100 held Saturday for youngsters and scored on a passed ball P.ol00rd • 2 0 5 Lassiter 205 IS I I Adcock from the Jackson Heights by Mike Sadek to give the Totals Yeager 200 Totals 24 3 4 school district who wish to Cardinals their sixth straight Kern' Garage 301 lI-I compete in the Pop Warner triumph. AdcockRsolIng 310 Ix-13 Football League next fall. Padres 11, Cubs 3: Dan Briggs drove in three LEONARD Boys ages 7-11 should bring a BUTCH'S pa rent to the school between 9. r uns- two wi th a homer - and SHILL AIRH CHEVRON AS RH 11 a.m. and sign up with the Gene Tenace added a solo 111aM 3 2 I Hill I20 Butler 2 2 I Fraley 020 Seminole Youth Sports homer to back the six-hit pit- Davis I 2 0 Demotres I0 5 $.uco 210 Rows Association. ching of Eric Rasmussen. S 30 ___________ - McCloudAIR:l Prosser Ford __________________ ________ PROSIER FORD 2 0 S Okillay Braden I ON PERCH ,t%.0.6-d, -_-.__.#-4 --,4 SCOREBOARD Wednesday, June 6, 1979 IA-E venin g Heald, Sanford, FL - , __ L -I- **- - -- • - S -1 • - - - - ' ' - I �10A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June, 1979 Domenici: MRLD I Nl ENRIEF Pope's Security M en S - i 'Satisfied' CZESTOCHOWA, Poland (UP!) loland's government said today It is satisfied with the political implications of the first visit by a reigning Roman Catholic pope to a communist-ruled land. "As far as political Implications are concerned, we are satisfied with them," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Stefan Stanlszewskiata news conference inCzestochowa. "There is also satisfaction that the church sees its role in forming the unity of the nation." Stanlszewskj was echoing a theme Communist Party Secretary Edward Gierek stressed in his face-to-face meeting with Pope John Paul ii. A frail and crippled Gen. 0mm- Bradley, who commanded the American t} Day invasion forces, whispered his praises to the dead llod soldiers at a ceremony marking the 35th anniversary today of the Normandy landing that liberated Europe. June 6, 1944.1)-Day. 7a.m. Volunteers of the 2nd and 5th Ranger Battalion scale the sheer, 100-foot cliffs at the Pointe du Hoc under relentless enemy fire to silence six l55mm German guns aimed at the Allledforces onOmaha and Utah beaches. "When those of us responsible for the landing worried about the guns aimed at our ships, IA. Col. James E. Rudder told me,! can take care of that for you with my Rangers,' "the 87-year-old general of the Army said from Us wheelchair. The Ranger operation was costly. Half of the men were killed or wounded. S M0 kiiig D Dr. Garrett Dotson, assisted by Edith McNeill, president of the Seminole an9 County Unit of the American Cancer Society, has presented more than a , - - Ghana Officers Arrested ACCRA, Ghana (UP!) The junior air force officers who seized control of Ghana's military government in a coup say they have arrested several lJ,lor Uceand,1 , sent ot her fl eing thdcd unry. An earlier coup attem pt by th e leader of the current coup, Fit. U. Jerry Rawllngs,wasfolled three weeks ago, with one man officially reported dead in brief fighting between the rebels and government 'forces ruling the former British West African colony. - H ous e Pas ':.". ":- •' .. ... . 4 . ____________ : ,, .. - , -e '. ___ _____ ______ _ ____________ dozen anti-smoking programs to over 4,® students in our Seminole County middle and high schools during the past year. Students are shown a film, slides, and specimens of healthy and diseased lungs. .-' ' e ', ______ ______ _____________________ _______ ______ _____d . i _______ .. Using a cigarette smoking device, Dr. Garrett Dotson (left) and Edith McNeil, president of the Seminole County unit of the American Cancer Soclety,show middle school students the amount of tar residue taken Into the lungs by a single cigarette, Su et Following each presentation, Dotson allots time for a question and answer period in which students ask any questions they may have concerning the effects of cigarette smoking as related to their health. "There has been an alarming increase in the rate of teenagers smoking in recent years and we hope this program will be a beginning In establishing a future group of young adults who do not smoke," Dotson said. "We feel the response of these students as judged by their interest in the presentation and later feedback from teachers and parents has been excellent." nt S Health and agricultural officials have planned an all-out assault on ground squirrels and the plague-infected fleas they carry to avert a situation they call "a veritable powder keg with a short fuse." Officials are particularly concerned that the fleas would get into the urban rat population and spread quickly, infecting human beings. "We are highly concerned, especially about tree rats," deputy A r i c u It u r e Comissioner Robert Howell said Tuesday. "It's a commonly seen rodent in the area and they get into homes. All Applicants May Be Eli g ible. Widows. pensioner s. people with bad credit, retirees. Even those rejected by banks O loan corpon.s Extended Repayment Terms Use yotr cash for any purpose. Medical bills — vocul-ons — borne —onc.sOoto&nent be iu 'hon th e combined monthly 9 now. Payments you're Fast Loan Approval. In most cases, yo 'oon wig be approved in 24 hotors and compl.$.dwithin3doy.CoN Pi Ameicon today and use botrowing powef as 0 ownec. A wP.riv,r you iv., rats, which usually live above ground in shrubs and CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-835-2246 7 days a week. _______________________ ORLANDO1, SANFORD DAILY 9:30 (millie B. Smith, Mary Frank J. Zarra, Mary Alfred H. Hadridi, Deltona Mark A. LeavIns, Deltons I.arsnz N. Sass. Deltona Harold D. Hedge, Jacksonville Dian Frazier, Ostesn Clarence A. Stowart, Osteni DISC$AROI$ Sanford: TressIi W. Crews LtrsuI.s Collins, Casey L. Dunn - - - will still have honest emotions; and, whatever changes we must make. will continue to provide service which honors these emotions, JosephIne McCallum Ad. M. Perez Bobby Robinson Josephine M. Sawell Welles Terrell Raymond W. Welnmann Julia B. ZImm.rs Gorge Lessard, Shawn D. Thus, Lak Mary Carrie A. Jsncks. Orangi City Katherine Kredi, Winter Springs ' ' SAVING PLACE Mix the ingredients and put in a buttered baking dish. Set a pan of hot water. Bake at 35 degrees until fi ri n minutes I. 0.. ifee Sham poo :, ..,, S.-..d they liked the food! Yesterday I had a really bad day. Our regular chef was off, NOV • . Depend on Artid XX for extra estra drynesS protection " SANFORD, FLORIDA TELEPHONE 322-3213 WILLIAM L.GRAMKOW ji _____ I I R.gulai. menth ol. I I . - . 1! 7 2 - - . FOR ays 88 Formula C hoc,' VeIvet '16-01, BABY OIL Pilot Clubs Convene For District Seminar Mrs. Lois Hooker, Pilot Governor of Florida and a member of the Pilot Club of discussion, including a question and answer period, on district ad- New Sznyrna Beach, was ministrative council. the official visitor at a District IV Pilot Club seminar held in the fellowship hail of the First United Methodist Church of is "Attitude." lie associated with the Dale Sanford. Carnegie programs. Hosted by the Pilot Club of Sanford, 60 women from Pilot Clubs of New Smyrna Beach, DeLand, Daytona gave the welcome address. After luncheon, round table discussions were held. Thomas DeButs of Daytona Beach, spoke on President Polly Stevens Beach, Ormerid Reach, Orlando-Winter Park and -- ( South Seminole attended the seminar on leadership F L 0 RI 0 P ARRIVE AlIVE and administrative officers training. SUNSHINE STATE — Mrs. hooker led a PHILIPS r- ! e Decorating Den CUSTOM DROPER9 SAVE 34% FABRIC AND LABOR SELECT FROM 41 FASHION COLORS' on Empress Satin 1 $0' bat)y 96 4 Days lostumZt'i. s ri 0. UI PaCk - 4 Days 4 Sake 0 Br',', enriched -f-- \ AND INSTALLED ON YOUR ROD PROFESSIONAL DECORATING 'I 41?tI _______ SERVICE IN YOUR HOME. NO CHARGE. NO OBLIGATION. C 114 C nsor t o mi ooea Regular or herOal choice '' wwoaiMx a'IsusgJCOLOs.,M I?0ONTlGLI V (___ $HOii,a.GCIitfl A ft AT - %I" Tons Avg IftI soutH W0O0I,* Days V Average single *inciow 3 width pair 89 long Imp'ess Satin-out besI selling 48 2-ply luxury sohn as - $51 INCLUDES FABRIC, TAILORING, MEASURED iuiir. LHatdto Hal j I .'' 'T- - II El. 1A1 I 54 ' (ovtto&rt ''I DhJ 'HOT OIL 'BODY ON TAP TREATMENT SHAMPOO 78C gI S ___________________________________________ ________- inch square pan for 315 minutes (the pan should be oiled and floured; at 350 degrees. __ H5d $0 HoldJ 96 5? 941 ,.- and rind. Fill the pie shell and cover with meringue. Bake until delicately brown. 1 _ '701. V05 •12OZ. MEN'S 'lO"OZ. DRY HAIR SPRAY HAIR SPRAY SKIN LOTION -. Mix the dry ingredients separately and blend the two together. Bake in an 8 __ 94C 'ir1 . -------------- In it large bowl mix the applesauce, honey and oil. water, stirring constantly until thick. Lot cool and add the butter, lemon juice __ Normal. - '3.501. 'BARIASOL '24-Cl TALC BAN BIG BALL FOR SHAVING POWDER ST CS?? • tsp. each salt, cmnamon. ginger & cloves 12 cup chopped or ground roasted peanuts 1 cup sunflower seeds PkIV B • ( .. ' L!z N aby 01 ' 0flhIJ a lme tuseosn snwss .. 1 cup applesauce i cup hone one-third cup oil 11,2 cups whole s'heat flour 1 tsp. baking soda I Baby I Powder lmpmovça hscdi ................................................................ 11 . . - ArplEsAucE-(;lN(;EI{ SQUARES 1 . JJ,I. lettu(r IA)IS IUM)KEI{, PIIA)'I' (()VEHNOIt ____________ FUNERAL HOME Salt and paprika I 4 Days Only Greaseless medicated cream that helps give skin a Clean clear look gentle regular and oily haif formulas help stop the grasec " II _____ . '1 (l('illtl - 17 4 Days Only Extra - lk'IV iiter gelatni . '6-OZ.' NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM 54 Each ff putt ('(liii tbsp / 1 Its Only -. I . EM 912-OZ.' AGREE FORMULA SHAMPOO 44 4 I 1_ MAKING PLANS staying with us. We hate to hurt their feelings DEAR MAKING: No. middle-aged couple, and when DEAR ABBY: My wife and I and we don't sauut to make Up they left, the man said, "I'm one. Thank you. You can sign need a solution to it very sticky any lies we might get caught in, only tipping you a dollar this, either "Varicose Veins" or problem. A couple we knew as such as. "illness in the because the food was lousy." "Fallen Arches." I've got both neighbors several years ago in family, we're redecorating our I said, "But the service was in. another city still regard us as house, or we plan to be away all OK, wasn't it?" And he said, CINCINNATI their "dearest" friends summer, etc." So how can we "Yes, the service was okay, but DEAR CINCINNATI: Most although we never felt tell them they emil expect to be the food was lousy," and with people tip according to their especially close to them. We our houseguests? that they walked out. moods. Even though It's grossly have kept up a Christmas card NO LOCATION, 151.EASE Abby, please tell people that unfair to the % altress, If she contact.) They wrote saying, DEAR NO: Try total honesty. the waitress has to serve serves a lousy meal she's in 'We would love to visit you this Simply say that you would 1xw whatever she picks up in the very much the same position as summer and can arrange our pleased to entertain them for an kitchen. And it takes just as the messenger i4ho get shot vacation accordingly. Which eenlng but you cannot acmuch effort to serve a lousy because he delivers bad news. week would be convenient for ('ommodahi? them as meal as it does to serve a good houseguests. Blunt? Yes. DEAR ABBY: My fiance and you to have us?" 1.54 2.5-OZ.' ROLL-ON ANTI-PERSPIRANT cup iuitlk or UF'ilhli ('UP grttud ltliliuii or ('Iuc'ddar cheese i l and we had a substitute. I served dinner to a quiet. - 1.44 45 I plan a large wedding. ills Abby, at no time did we invite mother is asthmatic and highly them to be our houseguests, but alergic to perfumes and that Is obviously what they have colognes. in mind. We wouldn't mind Would ltbe proper to write on entertaining theni for one our wedding invitations, "No evening at dinner, but we perfumnes or colognes, please"? certainly don't want them customers tip according to how SUN 116 SALE p(")[J' i about CIIEESESAIAI) Moll) lb. rrtaiui cheese - - GRAMKOW Ph 339 6988 .... . Beauty Aids 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD - ('ollege teachers line up to sample their own cooking (Iul'ilig Seluinar. CALL 322-3315 OR 322.7642 • _______________________ - PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. THRU SAT. reguiar. - PUDDING 2 cups fresh grated corn ingredients all Mix thoroughly and bake in a greased loaf pan for 1 hour at 350 degrees. Heat the pineapple in a double boiler top. Mix the cornstarch, salt, and sugar mid add it to the pineapple, Cook 20 minutes over hot SOUTHERN CORN DEAR ABBY: I'm a waitress with a complaint I'll bet you've never heard before. Some 9:30 SUN. 12 - 6 Health a n d 01 f(prinrlery ------------------ - $NOPLEISRUEO. DELANO. MT. DOIA AND K,SSIMMEI DAILY flegulam to.. on Ruth KIilosn Lucille Michels Charles W. Morris I Oper ators duty 24 hours oday, THE 2 tsp. salt 1 4 tsp. pepper canned pineapple) L4 tsp. salt I tbsp. butter I tbsp. lemon juice 1 tbsp. grated lemon rind meringue minutes or more I. Stir in 1 cup boiled rice. t tsp. pepper crumbs 1 small minced onion PINEAPPLE PIE 9 inch baked pie shell 2 cups crushed pineapple 2 tbsp. cornstarch ' cup sugar (2 tbsp. for PatronsTipped According To How They Liked Food Lic.nwd Mortgage, qo&pq ll5.Cch, Suite 2O2 Tompo. Flondo 33609 — aside, add the chopped onion and cook until yellow. Add the okra, red pepper or pimiento, and perhaps a sprig of parsely. Cover and cook slowly for 15 minutes. Add the chicken pieces, the tomatoes, boiling water and 112 tsp. salt. Cover and cook slowly until the chicken is tender 140 or chopped canned, frozen or cooked corn 2 eggs, slightly beaten 1 tsp. sugar 112 tbsp. melted butter 2 cups scalded milk I tsp. salt I egg beaten cup soft whole-wheat 34 cream. Dissolve the gelatin in the water by stirring over low heat. Stir it into the cheese mixture and season to taste with the salt and paprika. Mold it and serve on a lettuce leaf with the French curry dressing. brown the chicken cooked carrots, mashed 1 lb. ground beef Whip and [old in the heavy cups chopped CUPS - Pan American Financial Services, Inc. trees, including in landscaping trees along freeways, are also chopped check is woiting k you! Tree . There are some pretty dire predictions about the future, but we believe people was "G.E.D. Gumbo" (otherwise known as Chicken Gumbo) from the kitchen of Marilyn Mitchell, chairperson of the Developmental Division. G.E.D. GUMBO 3 lb. chicken, cut in loom. Your one poym.n$ wiN pmbobly fleas. ... HOSPITAL NOTES When the pot lids were finally lifted, the culinary prowess of the teachers was demonstrated! It was generally agreed all should receive A's for the day. A highlight of the feast $25000 moe.. I oc ony pu.pon.' II you own your own home, condominium official said, these animals are prime targets for the Infected I3 F' 1. Al' -' balanced meals; therefore, they have developed recipes that are nutritious but quick to fix. or moble ho" and lot. you civalify "If the tree rats get next to ground squirrels they would bring the fleas right into the homes. If they bridge that gap, we will really have ourselves a very serious problem." A cutback in personnel and control methods in recent years has permitted an explosion of the ground squirrel population In some parts of the state, one - _ when it comes to planning and perparing well n,o1 Ser vices will ovon9s looM up $0 - - counter some problems or more for any purpose! chopped sweet red pepper or I pimento Since many of the ) 2 Mash the cream cheese until smooth and stir in the milk and grated cheese. L thoroughly. Set the chicken Development CARROT MEAT LOAF French dressing with chopped onion 4 cups okra, cooked or canned 112 Prowess curry 2 and E.S.O.L. (English for Speakers of Other Languages; study programs. teachers have hectic working hours, they en- $250() to $25,00() 1. - pieces 3 tbsp. bacon fat tomatoes 3 cups boiling water Salt and pepper Sprinkle the chicken with salt and pepper. Melt the bacon fat in a large pan and Education _ Your credit is good for Pot Leg s nat o fl Sanford: Fannie Black Joyce W. Myers Patricia Ann Quigley Myra J. Rumbily Robert E. Shepard The 45 teachers spent the morning reviewing new instructional materials for the G.E.D. ;General Cashr? To avoid Litigation, the city of The companies allegedly the city with a good faith check Casselberry will settle for a agreed to refinance the city's in the amount of $50,000 but total of $12,000 from the three former bonds for the water and stopped payment without ses The annual workshop for the faculty of the Developmental Division at Seminole Community College was the scene of a "bring-a-dish" luncheon. R HOIvIEOik111ES: ,,, ,, Wednesday, June 6, 1979—lB Teachers Rate 'A' For Culinary iov.m,nts—n.wcor—ft. ANN bonding companies it says sewer utility system and telling the city," Schutte said. reneged on an agreement, said refinance the city's outstanding The city is asking for a $12, $12,000 Frank Schutte, Casselberry bonds to Invest in guaranteed settlement to reimburse It for i l i council chairman. securities, Schutte said. legal fees , direct and indirect The Casselberry council TAL1AHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Richey, said he found the bill voted 3 to 2 Monday to make the The city of Casselberry was costs it Incurred in this matter, offer to Southeast guaranteed to make a $600,000 Schutte said. The House passed and sent to "abhorrent" but could accept it settlement return on that investment, Gov. Bob Graham today better with his amendment. The Municipal Bonds, Inc. of Schuttc said. The city's attorn ey informed legislation allowing marijuana House agreed on a 74-35 vote. Orlando; H.I. Renann, Inc. of the council Monday that one Policemen maintain the R. Lauderdale and a Chicago "Mai ks and st ems" to With the settlement offer, the bonding com pa ny has already ineluded asevidence while "stalks and stems" portion of bonding firm, city Is no longer seeking to agreed to the settlement, The city alleges the corn- recover the $600,0 e bill is imperative or It will quadrupling the quantity of pot 00 It had Schutte said. The other two $6O0,) people can possess before become almost impossible to panies reneged on an nopcd to reap In those in- companes are expe.cd to weigh confiscated marijuana, agreement made between vestments, Schutte said. facing felony charges. respond to the city's offer The lower chamber backed Without It, they will be forced to Casselberry and the companies within the next week or two, he The companies prcsnt.."d saH, down from an amendment take several hours separating in May, 1978, Schutte said. SHARON CARRASCO tacked on the bill Tuesday and the unsmokable stalks from the passed the legislation (SB 1317) lea'es. The legislation became on a 5840 vote. necessary when the state The bill lets policemen . Supreme Court ruled in clude the stalks and stems when February that present law they weigh confiscated pot. requires policemen to separate 1". I1E also raises from five to the roughage from the leaves. grams the total amount of The House originally passed marijuana a person can be caught with and only be legislation addressing the WORLP stalks and stems issue. The. charged with a misdemeanor, The House action breaks a Senate, however, substituted Its session-long deadlock over t he own version, which also raised possession threshold. The to one ounce, or 28 grams, the Senate had refused to accept amount of pot someone can ssess before facing a felony Tuesday's amendment spon- po d. charge. The House and Senate sored by Rep. Ron Richmon settled on a 20 gram limit. His amendment allows only The Senate had voted to allow ,1 one misdemeanor conviction people to get caught with less for poeseaslng less than 20 than 20 grams of pot several grams of marijuana. Additional times and never face a felony The way th in are going, who knows what convictions would carry a one- charge unless they come under shape the world will be in a few years from yes' jail term. the provisions of the state's now let alone what funeral service will Richmond, R-New Port repeat offender law. be like? SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JUNE S ADMISSIONS Cooks Of The Week - arks D.D ay POINTE DU HOC, France( UP!) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Plague Is Back? . M OURSELVES Addicts move was not expected to have By KENNETH It. CLARK own energy conservation plans. know there are some who Alstedter termed the letter enough for winter, is that as we a heavy impact on the market, United Press International "My concern Domenici said President believe that the energy problem "anonymous hate mail," but a Gasoline-hungry Americans Carter and the states should Is not a real one. They believe it Cumberland, R.I., Roman approach the fall heating but oil industry sources warned it may be syno!ic cf what U.S. were- tn the message, im nav tile powtrw Catholic cnureti voted tt sebn, preparatiofl u1ate fuel is artificailly coh&iêluy the every quarter Tuesday: shortages because, "A collec- oil companies. They are distribute it and a Los Angeles inadequate." he said. "We can't consumers eventually may stockbroker said he was so rely on verbal assurances that face. Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M., five entity like ourselves is wrong." A more serious development likened them to drug addicts, paralyzed by parochial inEven as he spoke, an angry after waiting in line for things will be all right. The be priced out of came in Iran where officials Deputy Secretary of State terests.... We cannot act." anonymous chain letter spread gas he passed out 30 copies to fuels could the nation will announced range." Warren Christopher told them "Americans are hooked, from Providence, R.I., across coworkers. of oil SUPamount reduce the The Ecuadoran price hike to accept the reality of the hooked like crazy people on the nation. It called for a In New York, Gov. Hugh a plied to contract customers. energy crisis, and New York oil," he said, "like people boycott of Shell Oil Co. products Carey worried more about a a 32 percent jump, to $26.80 the Iranian production has fallen to Gov. Hugh Carey said their hooked on drugs." in protest of rising gasoline shortage of home heating oil barrel made the price tag about 4 million barrels a day teeth may be chattering next Christopher, reiterating the prices, than about gasoline prices and highest in the world. from about 6 million barrels smallest Ecuador is one of the winter, administration's insistence that The letter, charging the fuel said he does not trust federal the nation will have of the OPEC nations and the before the shah was deposed. Ecuador boosted the price of the fuel shortage has not been shortage "is contrived by the oil assurances oil to a record high, Iran cut engineered, told the Orange companies to drive up the cost production and the fuel famine County World Affairs Council in of gasoline," urged each deepened. Santa Ana, Calif., Americans recipient to send copies to five In Washington, the Senate must accept the reality of the friends. The approved a bill co-sponsored by energy crisis if It Is to be solved. 'Mark your calendars," it Domenici and J. Bennett "This is a choice that, in the urged. "July 1, 1979. To hell increasing because of lack of said. Johnston, D-La., that would end, has to be made by the with Shell." LOS ANGELES (UP!) Two cases of bubonic plague permit the states to draft their American people," he said. "I Shell spokesman Norman What could be the first major control. "The freeway system corn- in human beings were reported outbreak of bubonic plague in 55 since May 18, one of them years faces Southern California pletely girdles the city and it's contracted in an urban area. and health officials warned heavily infested with rats, and Both have been successfully people to stay away from also ground squirrels," Howell treated. _______________________ Students Taught rodents. - Gen. Bradley Oil - CZESTOCHOWA, Poland (UPI) Security men surrounding Pope John Paul II beat up a priest, kicked and punched well-wishers in the crowd and pummeled news photographers today In the first violence of the pontiff's tour of his homeland, Plainsclothes security men turned what could have been a picturesque ride through flower-strewn streets Into a demonstration of police state-style brutality. United Press International photographer Mal Langsdon was punched and kicked as he took a picture of the pope meeting handicapped people outside Czestochowas Holy Family cathedral. Regime Are - Beat Priest, Watcher Polish Americans '225 TABLETS BUFFERIN 328 17 164 lDays I dDays 4Days Pa'r 't'ieser $ osuaoo 'me V i TRAIL LV 113.0 LACE WO Pt sissmwi 1 US NW? 'U S'f SLvOj't St A? T.,Acen an 9oz • WIn MVP us Moulr gargle AFL The Board of Directors, parents, guests and company dancers of Ballet Guild of DANCERS HONORED Sanford at an end of the year swim and dinner Seminole (BGS) were AT SWIM PARTY party at the members of the Sanford home of George and Valerie Weld. entertained About 70 Scott, IIGS board president, presented $ANI 050 ?.aATV usCU$(L$$IIT NW? It A to a a tLOi~ Ll ., AMiOlit cvo Lit U116 NOITH Citmus wo /t,T us NW? CII IP - .24-01.11 SIGNAL 'FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE ' ,, AT CURA V i - "Ballet Guild family" watched as Pat gag gifts to the dancers, board members, parents and helpers. The dancers received engraved discs on chains from the BGS Auxiliary, PHILIPS Demating Don IN BUSINESS SINCE 1951 319 / . West 13th St. Sanford iiine an Wally Philips ) �213-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl r .,,;....'.'. .' -'-.. - ........ . Wednesday, June 6, 1979 ' ... ......... ..•;. ..... .. • .................,- J :. _ . :... . , .... .... .. - :,';". ' Green Vegetables: Herb Topping Great Summer Apple Is A Dream '14.•.' . -: t ",. For Refreshing Desserts - r 'zk1. iemi it conies to swiinier desserts almost every cook has the same requirements The dish should lit. refreshing kind to both pocketbook and waistline and get you out of the kitchen last! Impossible? Of course not. Remove from heat, remove cinnamon stick stir in vmne and .uoI C ombine Mix sugar and water in lime juice saucepan stir oir lo heat apples 11111011 iii(i gm IIJIS III until sugar dissolves. Add large bowl; pour syrup over cinnamon stick; bring to Fruit. Chill several hours before boiling; sunnier 5 minutes. ering. Yield: 0 to Ii servings balls IF Ainericans have traditionally than 10 minutes. lelikoll pitce. overcooked their vegetables. ASPARAGUS %~I'Fli BASII,Try seasoning your green Fortunately. increased interest CRUMB 11L."171-Al vegetables with different herbs, in fresh produce is helping to 3 lx)wi& fresh asparagw or 2 s_Uchas basil, chervil, tarragon, turn that practice around. 10 -ouncei packages frozen Europeans often serveparseIN flakes, cluves or in Italian-seasoning blend. Fresh asparagus spears temptingly cooked green 2 tablesjxxois instant mlimnl'v(l herbs from your garden vill '.eget:blesasa separate (1111011 present other possibilities. call be course. Such dis ) tablespoons %1ittm prepared simply and subtly in ' cup butter or margarine Another European sleight of your own kitchen. 1 cup soft bread crumbs hand with vegetable's is the use Cook green vegetables right 'j'0 2 teaspoons basil or tarragon of seasoned butters. leaves before serving in just enoughg prepare, heat one stick of butter boiling water to keep them from one-third cup lemonjuice or margarine until lightly sticking to the pan. Boil for two I teaslx)t)mi salt browned with one of the or three minutes without U lid, ': tt'asklom1 ground black following: teaStX)Omi cacti then cover and cook until just oregano and basil leaves: ' pePr , crisp-tender and still bright teaspoon thyme; 2 tablespoons If using fresh asparagus. trim green. This usually takes less sesame seed muiti half that much stems and wash vell. Place in It 1 1 , cups seedless grapes v no It's easy to create interesting desserts tailor-made to sooth on even the most sultry day. All you need are good ingredients Turkey Is No Longer and a few minutes to concoct a dessert that's a summer's dream. Take advantage of the delightful fresh fruits of the season, such as Granny Smith Just For Holidays Apples, the only genuine summer apple available. In 3 tablespoons peanut oil Turkey, once a holiday only sauce fact, the Granny Smith Apples treat, is becoming a favorite for hole 2 tablespoons sliced scallions 1 can 09 ounces 1 clove garlic, sliced in your store were picked about family meals and for en- tomatoes A' "R ow 1 cup water 12 inch piece stick cinnamon I cup Ahite Wine 2 tablesnoons lime iuiri 3 Granny Smith1 Apples, cored, cut In cubes 13 cups 11., cups honeydevi melon P "-. . Wednesday, June 6,1-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft, ... ,',,J;, T* . ' ( vegetables need quick cooking and special seasunin ts skillet containi ng iiicli cook as label (lirects. tniihng salted % ater Cook Collibint. miiinced onion ith uncovered for 5 minutes. (over ;lter. I ,t't stand for 10 uanate and cook until lu er pail of to soft en. M t'ami v, hi i Ic, iii cit stalk is jiest crisp-tt'iidcr, about butter in skillet. ,Ndd bread it niinutt's. crumbs and basil. Brown If iLSirig trozt'mi asparagus. lmchtl v' ith Stir in onion aiofl remaining iiigrtsiit'nts Reheat - . .\rrangc aspamagus on heated piat t t r - Pour .a uce over •isparagus I irmiish 'iitti sliced I'mio',i, it desired Rice stretches leftover meat and poultry. 3 cups diced, cooked turkey 1 tablespoon minced ginger three weeks before coming to tertaining. It is still inexpensive market they're that fresh! Cook bacon until crisp, root or I i teaspoon ground compared with most beef, fish Crumble and reserve. Remove ginger Swiinier Apple Compote is an and seafood. You can buy turkey in all but 2 tablespoons of bacon 1 cup sliced green p'oper imaginative mixture of apples, 2 tablespoons dry sherr % honeydew balls and grapes in a smaller amounts. Or you can drippings from skillet. Add a small roast that can be pepper, onion, okra and I i optional, buy succulent lime-wine syrup that '4 cup chili sauce used in different ways for teaspoon of the salt. Saute takes a scant five iritnutes to about 5 minutes. several meals. 2 tablespoons ketchup make. Prepare the cooling In a large saucepan, bring 2 tablespoons soy sauce Taking a cue from other compote early in the day and ' countries, here is a turkey pilau turkey broth to a boil. Add rice, teaspoon Tabasco pepper serve icy cold for IIWXImUm served with rice and a Szechuan remaining 2 teaspoons salt and sauce refreshment, Granny 1 teaspoon sugar Smith Apples have turkey with pungent seasonings pepper sauce. Add vegetable that make it a perfect cornmixture, bacon and tomatoes. 1 teaspoon salt glossy green skins and range panion for rice asid stir-fried Simmer, covered, about 25 3 cups cut-up cooked turkv froni large to medium in size. vegetables. These are ideal minutes or until liquid is ab- or chicken i cut in -mnth They should be firm, Free of recipes for leftover turkey. If sorbed. TOSS with turkey. strips bruises or skin miyou prefer, you may substitute Makes 6 servings. In a large chafing dish, heat perfections. chicken TURKEY or pork. BROTH oil over direct canned heat AP PLE GRANNY'S TURKEY PIIAU flame until very hot. Add PARFA ITS In a large kettle, combine scallions, garlic, ginger root 1 cup vanilla yogurt 6 slices bacon leftover turkey bones, 1' and green pepper. Cook for 2 teaspoons orange liqueur quarts water, 1 sliced carrot, 1 minutes. I large pepper, chopped L4 teaspoon pound cinnamon sliced onion, 1 stalk celery, 2 1 mnediwn onion, chopped Stir in sherry i if desired', 2 Granny Smith Apples, cored teaspoons salt and It, teaspoon chili sauce, ketchup, soy sauc, 1 package ilO ounces) frozen and diced pepper. Simmer, covered, for 2 pepper sauce, sugar and salt, pint strawberries, hulled cut okra, thawed hours. Strain. Makes about 4' 3 teaspoons salt, divided Add turkey. Mix ell. To keep and cut In half cups. 4 1-L curs turkey broth warmim, place over bain miiarit' I cup fresh blueberries SZECIIUAN TURKEY 2-1-3 cups raw regular rice filled with water over canned Blend together yogurt. 'i teaspoon Tabasco pepper heat. Makes 6 servings. orange liqueur and cinnamon. -- I ., Layer diced apples, strawberries and blueberries with yogurt in parfait glasses or dessert dishes. Chill until ready (rannv's A pple Parfaits, in their red, white and blue glory, are a great way to celebrate sum miter. Exc'elk'nt for calorie watchers, the dessert is a light refresher perfect for warm-weather din i ng. cup sugar - Flavor, Flair To Salads a1 AIAI'Ll.U)Ill'j'J. 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Let stand covered until all water is absorbed, about 5 minutes. Place in bowl. Cover and refrigerate until rice is chilled. Stir in mayonnaise, chutney and curry powder. Mix well. Chill 1 hour. Stir in remaining ingredients. Chill well before SCm'VIng. 1 cup converted-brand rice minutes. teaspoon o alt Cool cooked rice slightly. Add tablespoon butter or remaining ingredients. Toss margarine lightly. Serve at room tern1 cup mayonnaise perature with cold sliced turkey DOUBLE STUF A Add celery and orange sec'i cup French dressing tions. Toss lightly. Serve with Combine rice, water and julienne strips of beef on salad contents of rice seasoning greens. Makes 6 servings or Packet in medium saucepan. about 5 cups of rice salad Bring to a boil. Cover tightly. 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The Honan school gives it a sweet-and-sour treatment. 1 egg, slightly beaten L2 cup cornstarch cup unsifted flour This Familiar dish is easy to prepare at home. Incidentally, adoption of 3/4 the Pinyin system of transcribing Chinese words Into Western languages may mean that you will be that good taste in Food should be cultivated as a part of artistic living. And Lill Chinese cooking revolves around the search for a harmonious mixture. To the Chinese, that means a perfect balance of sweet and sour, smooth and crunchy, hot and cold, salty and bland. Pork isthe primary meat 4 cups hot cooked rice 6 pork chops, about 1-inch thick, trimmed of fat salt and 14 cup chicken broth. Heat oil in large skillet. Dip pork chops into batter. Fry in hot oil until lightly browned on both sides. Transfer browned chops to rack in shallow baking ift. Bake uncovered in 375degree oven for 35 minutes. Meanwhile, discard all but about 2 tablespoons of oil left in skillet. Saute Prepare batter For chops cup sugar za cup red wine vinegar i cup sweet pickle liquid 2 teaspoons soy sauce cup water 1 bunch scallions, cut into 2-inch pieces about 1 Gradually stir into broth mixture. Stir constantly until mixture thickens. Simmer about 3 minutes. , If Treat Dad To I ir One lean and waste-free beef top round steak makes mans super sand wiches when cared into thin, juicy slices and tucked Into pita bread pockets along with sliced vegetables and a very special onion yogurt _4 / Combine remaining 14 cup cornstarch with Water. by blending together egg, L 4 cup cornstarch, flour, 1 pound of carrots, peeled and cut into thin strips 3 inches long seeing these once-familiar names as Fujian (Fukien), Schandong tShantung), Sichuan (Szechwan) and Henan (Honan), As Conlucius would say, "It's a wise man who rides with the tides of politics — even in the kitchen." HONAN PORK carrots until crisp-tender, about 10 minutes. Add sugar, vinegar, pickle liquid, soy sauce and remaining chicken broth. cups) 1 cup drained s w eet mixed pickles teaspoon salt 2~i cups chicken broth or bouillon Ir t cup sesame or salad oil Father's Day Coming U P0 ~4 '. ''7'- ''•' .,- ,' . Father's Day It's a special day to honor that extra special Dad To pamper him, put on your chef's hat and prepare a meal featuring his favori te ineat — beef sleak, broiled just the way he like it. Are you wondering if the budget will permit a sleak choice in these days of higher prices? There is a solution Steaks for broiling do come at economical prices, though they may be less familiar than the popular Porterhouse, TBone, rib eye, sirloin or tenderloin. Top round steak and chuck blade steak are most eligible for broiling. • 4 , . . . .--: . , ,, , - - ... . • %AW Mai Add scallions and pickles. Simmer about 2 minutes more. -' - . ./ Arrange pork chops on bed of rice. Pour some of sauce over chops. Serve remaining sauce in small bowl. Makes 6 servings. especially when they are marinated - a way of tenderizing and at the same time supplying extra flavor. Providing that flavor bonus is easy with an envelope of soup mix onion, beefy onion or onion. mushroom. Any one of these convenient all-in-one seasoning mixes can be blended with lemon juice and oil to create a flavorful marinade. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the number of generous servings a top round steak provides. You'll also be satisfied with the tenderness of this lean, - ,..i;_ " ; k.... •'.: ''• "%.. lionan I'ork is a delightful sweet-and-sour combination. - '1 TUBORG GOLD r:: in I r11 ii ii • (uylJnLu%, Beer ' E';':'; . Hot Dogs Palm River SAVE 20c, Minute Maid's Frozen Concentrate -"Iwo Sliced Bacon ................. pliklgl, 99C Orange Juice................ Plumtos* Boneless Publix . whdre —b shopping 1> . INAM THE SUNI,%I[:R , sw Sliced j. l- 1 \I'.L A (I, . . i i i j , y p .• L- / ' . 'i ' " "'' . ' - :1.' . ,_ - i, :i: - /.! 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Uldid 5 seconds. 11ace I plum ha skin side up o o top ach muffin. Sprbm Add ice r pour mixtwv into I -quart Bake in 00-ftree oven for 20 mold or bowl. Chill Until firm, onto to 25 minutes or wall lightly hour. Unmold stbout I I'e "d j(IIvMmuff1Jafr uW'fUzu serving piate. A.. '1 vhipped cream,' if desired. This pans and cool on rack. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 kitchen-tested recipe Wakes 14 to8 servings. *v .... .. - . -.'. -. .• V. r, SAVE42cM.n's24.lnchSup.r, ". •, 49' Tomato Sauce SAVE 32c Men's I 8 Inch Assorted Colors Tube Socks.... BkedBsans.............3 $1 .5 Tomato Ketchup...... 24.., 69' Syrup............................. ......... / ............ : ' 991 Assorted Flavors Of -.-"- Royal Gelatin ............3:,$ I FamilySize T.tI.y acclaim Tfa Bags.................... t' '1" Pillsbury Flour ......... U 79' I - . . - ____________ . . \. •'• ___________ Pure Vegetable I $9 ................. bou 7c Off Label, For Whitening Your Clothes We I - 45.., $ sson . 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Serve on split Kaiser rolls or hamburger buns. 8 servings. 89, Worcestershire Sauce '' 99' -.__- . -w Viasic Polish (Groat On hush Trays) Dill Pickles .................... 2 '89c Orville Bodonbacher's (Serve With Muted Butt.,) Gourmet Popping Corn '* 89' Asso.t.d Varieties, Purino Tend., Vittles Cat Food ..................... SANFORD PUZA, SANFORD '4~ regetable Ot.,*J1 LONGWOOD'VILLAGE I 5.99 with thiscoupon $ Combine beefs' onion soul)mix, wine, - vinegar a nd Wo rc lie st ers hire sauce. Place steaks in utility dish or plastic bag: add marinade, turning to coat steaks. Cover dish or tie bag securely and marinate in refrigerator 6 to 8 hours or overnight i, turning at least once. Drain marinade from meat and combine with tomato sauce, brown sugar, chili powder and cumin, if desired, in small saucepan; cook slowly 10 minutes stirring occasionally. Place steaks on grill so surface of meat is 4 inches from heat. Broil at moderate temperature 7 to 10 minutes each side, depending upon degree of doneness desired rare or medium i - Brush steaks with sauce occasionally While broiling. 6 to 8 servings. Lia & P.urns • 1S' 9 STEAK 2 beef chuck blade steaks, cut 3 4 inch thick approximately 4 pounds 1 envelope beefy onion soup IIIIX IL cup dry red wine 'i cup red wine vinegar Wortablespoon 1 chestershire sauce 1 can 18 ounces) tomato sauce l cup brown sugar 1 tablespoon chili powder 14 teaspoon cumin, if desired 15-01 Manwich Sauce ............ ,, 63c 0 ... it, HIS( Flomnfine Chi 99 . .-.--.-/-. green pepper, cut in thin strips 1 large tomato, cut in thin wedges Onion-Yogurt sauce Curve steak in very thin slices across the grain of the meat. Cut loaves in half crosswise and enlarge pockets when necessary. Place cabbage, green pepper and tomato wedges in each lxcket using half the vegetables. Add 1 tablespoon onion-yogurt sauce to each. Place 6 to 8 slices of meat in each pocket on top of vegetables and sauce. Place an equal amount of remaining vegetables in Ix)ckets. Add additional sauce as desired. 8 servings, C(4)KOUTCIIUCK Betty Clocker p4s ------------- I Grapefruit Juice ........ 6 ,. Plant Food Spikes,.. Z4210 694 0 . 5' ,I( F Kraft Unsweetened . 244* - i ptih.tw ' Floricia Seedless Persian Limes...... 10 to, $94 For Pies or TaIrts, Us* "Continental- Stand Strawberry Glaze .... 59, AtPuyOuiitaysge'lI*o flandhNI5It Muenster Cheese .........'. 99' 1JWl Wines.p Apples SPIP MtldCdoi,ckOr cabbage I SAUCE I envelope onion Soup mix I carton 16 ounces plain yogurt 1 cup shredded cucumber Combine onion soup mix, yogurt and cucumber, mixing thoroughtly. Cover and chill. Yield: 3 cups. PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD CLOSED SUNDAY fri 59 "Coun Stand" Brand FrOt Stand" Mushrooms .... 16-0 1A 91 $1 60 For Snacks, of Cooking, U.S. Fancy • a suntan. Wisc#"n Cheese Bar Muenster Cheese .......... to 12w Wimnsin Ch"se Bar Sliced Natural kaltestUghtN'Liv.lyLow-Fot • Show off T,00sur.Csv. . • '• ' L\ It's Peanut Boiling Time" Fresh, Florida ...- ,' - i Cup 7Q4 Zucchini Squash .. . .3 t 99' .. . 1 . ffie bcke,BoilorFry,Frssh,T.n ' !lrlTTTi.i F For Your Steaks, Roasts or Salads .' i','i beg . Pot Green Peanuts.......... Kraft's Skod Natural Swiss0wese Or m 19 Monterey Jack ............. 11.". phs . ;coalPlu. "It's Summer Fruit Time-, Tasty, Juicy Kr.ft's Sticod Old English Cheese .....,. 4 loaves pita bread 2 cups finely shredded ON ION-V ( )GU itT . Cook-Out Needs . 69' 79c Citrus Punch................. ' For, - Aga steak . I' ITO Reynolds Wrap........ -- - White Potatoes... 10 '.J Sunny D.Iipht Coitcord Grope Or PAWS (S.Oz. Sim) ' Custard Pie .................. 1 0 Kroft'sVelveeta ..•........ h.8 1 49' Frtsh-Bak9d Pumpkin Or Coconut prkd rwl STEAK AND SAUCE POCKET PLEASERS I broiled beet top round water, salad oil, salt and pepper. Place steak in utility dish or plastic bag: add marinade, turning to coat. Cover dish or tie bag securely and marinate in refrigerator 6 to 8 hours ior overnight i turning at least once. Place steaks on grill top so surface of meat is 4 to 5 inches from heat and broil at moderate temperature to rare or medium 125 to 35 minutes i, turning and brushing with marinade occasionally. PLO Giant Size Heavy-Duty Aluminum Foil / . ' contee with a free roll of IVnL p__..___..._._-._..._Fresh-Mad* Now Orleans 79, Cascade Detergent . Ready-To-Take-Out Southern .nus rintd Kraft sDess.Et Whipped Topping......... ¶. 11 LI Pillsbury's Biscuits ....... 4.s,,- 8 7 SandwIch wassIso FlhiKhmanfl's D' - 79 Always A Family Favorite, Pork O bet 89' . Its Delicious ' C~$ Elioctric Dishwasher PapperLoaf ............... ,9.... I while barbecuing. Not quite steak, but also popular is ground beef, especially when seasoned with onion SOUp mix and chili sauce before forming into plump patties for the grill. These piquant burgers are sure to %Uf1 family acclaim, On Father's Day or any day, use one of these recipes for a Beef Cookout the whole family will enjoy. It's a delicious way to show Dad just how special he is. liltOlLEl) TOP HOUND STEAK I beef top round steak, cut 114 inches thick 21 '1 to 3 pounds) 1z cuplemon juice cup water i cup salad oil Ilz teaspoons salt 14 teaspoon coarsely ground pepper Combine lemon juice, 389 Instant Coffee ............ "La . Beef blade steaks, cut from the beef chuck, are another economical faiiiily choice. Although COfltaming more bone and fat. a considerably lower price tag and higher flavor potential make these meaty steaks a top value buy. They are particularly w hen in an - pleasing marinated in a zesty sauce made with hearty beefy onion soup mix. The marinade, blended with tomato sauce find spiced with chili powder, is also , Folger op MeI rem waste-free steak when it's marinated and broiled only to rare or medium and carved in very thin slices across the grain of the meat. The top round is truly a family steak since servings can be sized to match all appetites. For something different and delicious serve the juicy steak slices sandwich•style in pita bread pockets with crisp and crunchy vegetables. For the crowning touch, add a flavorful on ion - yogurt sauce. The sauce is quickly and easily made with convenient onion soup mix and shredded cucumber. It's so delicious you'll want to serve any extra sauce as a dip or salad dressing niethwn Plain, Unbleached Or Self-Rising _________________________________________________ _______ Can Frosting ,S\Prt, - . 24S1 .. PlllsburyAssortedFlavors,R.ady.To.Sp,.ad,Sup,.m. or$ 551t 3 '1160:881 Hunt's L/Ir 89, IF Cot!ageCheese............. muffins. .......... Crew Socks.................. Aunt'sSp.olO1.th . .: ,1 4`79c WW cimamon. Green Bsans Tomato Soup Regular Drip, Fine Or Electric Pork Toss plums in sugar mixture outrema until well coated. Then pack the Place over tilling, crimping sugar-coated quarters in edges to seal and make atfr -er m containers. Cover, label tractive border. With sharp and freeze for future use. knife, cut several slits in top . F& P Cut Or French Style (Make A Boon Casserole) f W SAVE3O,Men'sHiBulk,AsortedCotors ONION V... Welch's While Or Red "i7ci • ..,.. S2 Mi6cle hip To 4reeze larger quantities, 9-inch pie pan. 'are a mixture of I cup prep Combine plums, sugar, hugar and 1 4 teaspoon ascorbic- cornstarch, butter, sall, and acid powder for each quart of cinnamon. Pour into pastry pitted and quartered plums. lined pan. PWMaJPS 49' ,S..ts...........................2 ''89 G,eatOv.rPancak.s,LogCabln $109 Plus Tax FOOD ........... . Star-114' I ll But right now is the time to crust to allow steam to escape enjoy fresh plunis in such treats during baking. as two-in-one plum mousse, Bake In 400-degree oven tor cinnamon-plum pie and plum 4010 50 minutes. Cool at least 30 (UpS minutes before serving This kitetien-teded recipe makes 9PLUM MOUSSE inch pie. ....,, V . L— 16.0* Aunt N.11i.'sSliced Or Whole _:--. .,.. WE ACCEPT 59 Pear Halves................. " .. t- Serve Filled With Cottage Cheese, Stokely op Plums are coming into . Tomato Juice.............. ': 59 PUBLIXRESERVESTHERIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD , 24-s A Cookout used as it brush-on sauce Frozen Pies n Tangy Libby $ 79 ryer Sr.ast.Wiu.lb.. si.. Fryer Drumsflcks......... lb Fryer ThIghs lb 99 Fryer WInEs....................b.69% Fryer Bac s& Necks.. lb. 19' IV . If• d-'* Double Nutty, Vanilla Creme Or Fudge Creme Inspected, Shipped DAD, Ftosh Not Premium Grade .- 49c SAVE 14c, Pet-Ritz's Chocolate, Lemon Or Coconut Cream Plumrose Sliced Swift'sPremiumT.nde,.G,own,Gov',. . ' SAVE 20c, Floischmann's Frozen rtlett / , season. Make the most of them Prepare as for desset above in fresh desser.s or as ac except omit gelatin and water.. companiments to chicken, Serve at onL,-e-. This kitchenturkey and pork. tested recipe makes three 8Sweet-tart plums provide so ounce servings. much eating pleasure that you CINNAMON- PtAJM PIE might wish to take advantage of them while in season by putting Pastry for.9-inch 2-crust, pie up ielfshes and chutney. 5 cups sliced fresh Calitoma You'can also freeze plums for plums (about 2 pounds) 1 cup sugar (or to taste) later use. Just dip plum halves 3 tablespoons cornstarch or quarters into a sugar syrup and freeze on cookie sheets. 2 teaspoons butter Dash salt When they are completely 2 teaspoons cinnamon frozen store inplastic bags until ro needed. out one half pastry. Use to Line Regular Dinners............ Sealtest Sherbet. Seafood Treat ... PopSi E 10c, Banquet Frozen Turkey Or Corned Beef Hash Great Dogs .................. P", 99C ' cans • 33 Party Pizza .................. ph';' s299 Assorted Flavors Of Mackerel Fillets _, 89c Gwaltney Chicken Smoked Mullet ............. 69 MOUNTAIN DEW, 16-sts Seafood Treat •1E1iT• w' i , 99 .> Fi*es h i 1.1171 Goo Late r I.11s. S 169 Salami ... I I Buddig Chipped .1 i ti Fresh plums make luscious desserts. helps you set your summer table. si $ TEEMOR Glazed Donuts;.; ........ ' es)Sausage Swift'sPremiumSlic.dPa,tySalomjO, 100 6pk SAVE I 0C, Serve With Coffee, Ever-Freth Frozen 39 Brown & Serve ............. P 10-tso $log E conomy Waffles ......... .P'L;' 9 9 Lis [4 S;viff's Premium Oven Roost (Mild Or Garlic) Whether you're dining inside or out mealtime is free 'n easy when Publix • . 12 oz. SAVE 14c, Aunt Jemima's Frozen'on Jumbo , 1`41 Is a pleosure V 0 1 Wednesday, June 6, 1979—SB ".' t HIS AD GOOD AT THISI I LOCATIONS ONLY LONG WOOD w P 99' on ASSORTED FLAVORS PILLSBURY LAY11 2/$1.18 CAKE MIXES IP' i ¼. U (IIp.SI Wed.1Vf413,%5P5) 2/$l.66 L High in flavor, but comparatively low in cost, are these beef chuck steaks that are marinated before and brushed during broiling with a zesty sauce easily made with an envelope of beefy onion soup mix, �6B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 6 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 6,1979-7B EERYA OWRCES 01 1 F!Ii1'I4Xi 1' 1111 !N1 II 1'1I'11k I All III i'i'ii:r.i 1 PANTRY PRIDE... CHECK& / ..' . ) • Besi 8uq'inPi'oduee ! . -í ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED.. JUNE 6, THRU TuEs.. JUNE 12. 1979. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. AUXITI SAVE bc A (SUSDA DOCI FRESH VALLEY *NdO • SAVE 20c SUGAR RIPE • SAVE XX ALIUSDA DOd FRESH VALLEY NANO Jumbo Pineapples £ • Bnls. Chuck Pot Roast UI *_MSN • Florida Persian Limes 10/8 Red Freshly Ground Beef $ 89 Juicy Watermelons SAVE IN A to rm VALLEY c5u `MK '° 0j/ L 1°°10 $00 Red Delicious Apples P/Seoi S SAVE 600 SAVE 300 (, . Ca $1X Fla. White Grapefruit 6 PI LB SAVE SAVE DC 5.: PIlE LAND 0 FROST ~Y, 00011 FOR a.' • • . . I Merico Texas Style Biscuits _____ . . • 'a • •• BONELESS I SMOKED III A LB LB 0 FROST $j98 SAVE 30C A LB LB CHUCK ROUND ROAST STEAK BRAND $168__ ___C!!~ $2 LO 58 SLICED BREAKFAST B SAVE SHANK N C 400 .• CUT 78 WHOLE OR BUTT CUT LB 887i$ otj' BOX LAND $188 SKILLET HAMS H a TURKEY HAM BEEF BLADE cti II SAVE 400 A LB ' £ • BONELESS 2 TO 3 LBS 0 $118 SAVE 30C A LB LB U.S.D.A. CHOICE GROUND OR PIECES WATER ADDED PKG 211 98c SAVE __ STEWING BEEF ____ ____ .8 5118 151tP1,1 SAVE 2 Flash Frozen Grouper Fillets LITTUSIZZLERI FRESH PORK BUTTS 68 7 LBS ____ ____ SAVE lOt A II SAUSAGE SMOKED FRANKS • $118 SAVE IOC? LBS PANTRY PRIDE 5. HORMEL .. HORMEL I iveroay 7oz LowAi/ AN 39* l6oz 2/880 2/38' ___________________________ SAVE 5 PEAS Uice 32oz 69 BTL. _ SAVE 10 A LB AVG. O L B _____________________________________ 98 0Cream Cottage Cheese red Quarter's 5 TO GRADE A SAVE bE 24*: PANTRY PRIDE SAVE DC hi P15 Fyne U.S.D.A. $118 98 . SAVE 40 LARGE BAKING HENS Les Cal Cottage Cheese Roll Sausage SAVE bE Is: CAN BiTTER FLAVORED SAVE 1O lemon 40 SAVE 300 A LB SAVE bE 24.: l P15 OLD SMITHFIELD SAVE bC sz ' SALTINE CRACKERS SAVE 3O SAVE 40 A LB $198 Pantry Pride Sour Cream SAVE IDC JA1! 24.: AR RN C 12 SIZE JUICE GALLON CARTON HALF AVG. LB P 5CO t SAVE 20C 16oz CUP Assorted Lunch Meats SAVE 2O LEMON AVG. 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BLON DIE Wednesday, June6, 1979 ACROSS by Chic Young ill DO'YVuLIK€My .• Answer to Previous __ (cont) 44 Egg (Fr) S Wight 9 Start of position (2 tT I 13 Fish catching 53 Canals ystem fence 'i northern 14 Sin Michigan 15 54 01 food value utensils 56 Sick 17 Physicians 57 Thought sociation 58 Words of un (abbr) derstanding (2 18 Substantial ) as. 19 Paving ___________________ Ab *to BEETLE BAILEY N material 21 Charitable YES, SIR i-IF POESN'T LIKE TO COME OUT RIGHT AFTER WAKING UP UP YET? 60 Copper coin or. IT TAKES -is) AFRO flMETO ________ TAKE SHAPE _____ ______ S ST A F K 0 K 0 N D 0 L £ 5 iii - _li DEAR DR. LAMB — U a — 0 Di T I f1T B I £ R A I It N F F It S F M £ - S I I and instead jogged In place, 31 Made perfect would It have the same effect? score 33 Senior If so, is this the correct exercise for getting rid of excess fat 7 Money in Rome 8 Vertical around the block 9 Top banana 35 Clouds - 2 4oaf c 3 6 Sailor 30 Summon — ——— 4 5 6 7 8 — — — — — — — 12 13 15 - by Art Sansom edition group (abbr) 39 Tom-tom around AOL*D - what would be the best one for these areas? land many others would appreciate your answer. 21 32 26 — DEAR READER — The 22 28 33 .Diff'rezit Strokes" to help .illd up the show that will dbIlow it on Th ursday night — "Hello, Larry." He hopes the want this issue can send 50 - - - 29 — 30 31 The best approach Is to do both Will not cause spot reducing 38 37 _______ 39 40 ——— 42 43 at the same time in moderation either, but they can help you tighten up your muscles as you and In a sensible way. get the fat out of the inside of Running in place is a good your abdomen and underneath exercise if it's done right. The your skin. same can be said for jogging and they have similar effects. I There are a lot of exercises believe that you will use more you can do in doors If you really 41 44 —— 45 ______ 48 'SEL4f.4'S 14-#A" ," 7E4R/hy 4 IS A TM.O POP, HAVE YOU SEEN THE CATCHY NAMES DESI .4'Aps4c4Y'JE4A"s SELLS SCEA/E," 6E05.' A______ DENIM SHOP! DRESS ' OfITHE NE'NSTORES? R? TATE , " ( - .• • o. ' - 49 50 51 52 — — — 56 54 — — — — — — 57 58 — — 60 — — — - - - ot that the fo INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) - I I 0 ~00 - _________ I Swimming is one of the best hits the floor, one or the other but not both. Don't do more total exercises. It uses lots of By BERNICE BEDE OSOL than 100 steps the first day, then calories and most of your by Howie Schneider Your Birthday business or finance. Be June 7, 1979 prudent. Your sphere of influence SCORPIO Od. 2Nov. 22) If ___________________________________________ socially will increase con- you're entering into any type of siderably this coming year. important agreement today, AT This is a good period for you to have everything spoiled out to join groups or organizations the smallest detail. That way, . THAT'S THE (AS1 MO E CHILDISH SNUB t WIN where you can meet people who no misunderstandinp williarLse P. I !C ..i share ideas similar, to yours. later, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SAGITTARWS (Nov. 23-Dec. T z shoulder. Try to arrange things today, so listen attentively to so you manage theni instead of what he or she may ha ve to say them managing you. Fino out in matters affecting both of you. more of what lies ahead for you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. inthe year following your birth- 19) Allocate your time by Al Vermeer ( KNOCK IT "jOY! HE SHOULD "LL YOU, LESTER? I MEPN WEHAvzNr KNOW BETTER THAN PITCHER EVEN STA RTED 10 TELL VOUVE GOT A , _____ ., 1 ... i, r '% :. 3GS BUNNY PROMISED 7Z UZZZ T' HAVE TH' CLOCK BACK IN OPERATION $1' THREE,BUITH'PAIF'410N TH'HA14P PIRE INT .PRE'ICAMEHT.' THE AN, e WAf A LITTL. VLCI5SITUPES OFEINGAN APPRENTICE ' '2 / expected to survive the fiery re-entry; 10 of them 8 SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves °" M1 ' , TIME more. Unlike the Soviet presently predicting that the 79-ton Skylab will re• enter the earth's atm Os phere sometime population and most of the world's major cities (except London, Berlin and Moscow). Satellite Coan'ios 954, which confounded expert opinion when It crashed into the Arctic reaches of Canada. GE? . _______ ____ ___________________ By Oswald Jacoby most influential men in the counsel of dozens of other keeps if low profile, one is compelled to Inquire what of the 66 hours of weekly prime time television, because East's one high diamond was the nine. If East held the 10, West could hold K J 9 and the play of the 10 from East would kill all end plays. As president of CBS Entertainment, Daley affects the lives of most ' people who own TV sets for better or worse. SIANG.E! - sort of man is this who "60 Minutes" or the soap dictates what we watch? opera. As Daley says, "No show goes on CBS without my approval." Inasmuch as Daley unlike such controversial What are his qualifications? Daley,' 42, Is a churchgoing Irish Catholic of medium height. He is darkhaired, quid-spoken but ________________________________________________ ___________________________________ . 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'-. - •'. • . , • - , -- . ... .........................- a.. 4,, S FRIENDS ' 0 AS THE WORLD 8:00 '330CAPTAINNGAROO STUDIO SEE 8:25 L1 TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000MORNINGFLORIDA NEWS TURNS OTHEODOCOUPLE 2:00 ,' THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 i ANOTHER WORLD 5:30 NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES j) BEWITCHED fD OVER EASY ffMISTERROGERS(R) 8:30 TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA WEDNESDAY ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 900 L2 L4' DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLA S 0 MOVIE (12) DINAHI EL) EDUCATIONAL PRO. S PE C I A L FAMILY MeatY Chicken WithOUt MeatY prices - GRAMMING 9:55 - (14 ) UPBEAT der target when mysterious accidents begin happening around him (A) () (12) CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 10:30 (.2') (12) ALL STAR SECR ETS (4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 1130 () (1 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ____ $ 1 69 Rag. 0 2. 7 IILIJ+.1IL' MORNING 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 5:53 @1 PTL CLUB 6:00 PLAZA I ) 7:1$'3:25 PG GREASE Lee Marvin, An itinerant cow- 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY boy and his alcoholic sidekick MUSKETEER CE PORTER WAGONER (2) EARLY DAY 6:30 @3KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 FAMOUS RECIPE'S RE REGULAR DINNER 3 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and 2 hot butter tastin' biscuits. Hwy. 17.13 1317003 THE Sth are hired by a rodeo speculator to pick up a herd of cattle in Mexico. (R) 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Jill Munroe (Farrah Fawcett- ' CAROL BURNETT AND 1:30 (4') CRACKERBARREL Money" (1972) Paul Newman, Se ...J- £L'.èr ' a chrome third ui the Nielsens — launched an entirety. a rare phenomenon in the other onslaught of peabrained arts. Dale), sitcoms that knocked CBS off Its throne. weighing the success i'utin of movies, Broadway and ro FRIED CHICKEN "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" (Ji'lI[jk1[)jJ OPEN DAILY II a m .3:30 p.m. FRI. & SAT. 3 a.m.-10:30 p.m Hwy.I1ft$, 3131311 0:30 TOURIST TRAP 1809 French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) 6 1 N. Hwy. 17-92 Casselberry Sanford Today CBS finds itself book publishing where the mired in second place, comfortably ahead of NBC, uncomfortably trailing ABC. Daley's goal is to put CBS back on top. To do so he must conic up with percentage of bwiibs is fur greater than on the tube. "My personal hangup is hearing about the golden age of television," he said, referring to the l9SOs and popular youth-roiented the old live dramas out of comedies. "Comedy is the essence of TV today," he said. "The backbone of success in the ratings. You have two strikes against you without youth-oriented shows. "Our company was built New York. "1 think the golden age is right now on all three m'twork.s and PBS. "There is no 'Playhouse 90,' But in retrospect not all those old slios were really that good. Compare them Los Angeles the only on Jack Benny, 'Amos n with current TV IBUVICS network programming president based on the West Coast. Before assuming his powerful programming job In 1977, Daley was involved with network business affairs. He worked with Silverman when the latter was a CBS executive. Daley Is thoroughly indoctrinated in CBS standards and attitudes, reflecting the network's traditional reputation for Andy and others. Even in recent years we succeeded with 'M-A-S-H-,' 'All In The Family,' 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' and other hit situation comedies. "We do well with dramatic series - 'Lou Grant,' 'White Shadow,' 'Kai' - but we're having trouble with comedy. ABC has the hot hand. You know by history that youthoriented comedy will die and you'll see that overall We're better off today. "Viewers are offered more quality shows than ever. A lot of stuff is no good, but it's canceled fast. 'l'V is too defenseve about its bad shows and does a terrible job of mnerchandising itself because of network competition. "People complain about the competitive scheduling of 'Gone With The Wind,' 'One Flew Over The stability. While ABC and out. In the meanwhile, you Cuckoo's Nest' and the NBC have had dramatic ups and downs, CBS retains Its cool and, by TV standards, a relatively high quality of programming. Daley showed his class earlier this season by have to go with It. "It's difficult to project how new shows will do. We don't put anything on the air we think will be unsuccessful, but the attrition rate is tough." renewing "The Paper Elvis Presley special against one another. But look at it this way: the)' were on the air," Daley thinks his best accomplishment this year was "maintaining some At-cording to Daley, CBS Qiase" when the series was dead last in the ratings. He deemed it a quality show deserving of a sort of sanity at the receives 2,0(K) Idea sub. missions a year, 200 of which reach script form. Fifty pilot films are made beginning of the season" when CBS was under attack for falling into third place behind NBC in the ha ve th wi 10 of them making it to SANFORD INN — Features — suggests employee since 18. He was born and reared in Brooklyn, attended Brooklyn College and Hunter College. He and his wife, the former Nancy MacNeil, and three children live In ratings. been mistaken, but he didn't hit the panic bon. the air. Only three of the 10 return for a second season. "In the first four weeks we had some movie CBS was peraWafly No. He added that TV is failures and thsappointing llntheratlngauntilfouror regularly judged by the new shows," he said. "We five years ago when ABC — public and critics in its were attacked in the press. - . • carnival suspects he is a mur- He has been a CBS forceful, chance, Daley may IF - but finds Out that she is separated from her husband 12:37 0 MANNIX The owner of a 1240 to California, (R) (P 0 CBS MOVIE "Pocket 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA MIKE DOUGLAS fl MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN )22 ROOKIES 5:00 a beautiful newcomer in town 0 KOJAK Kolak is told to tree a child molester because the man has diplomatic immunity (A) 1:00 TOMORROW Guest Ward Kimball, a retired Disney animator who owns an antique railroad system (A) url 1:00 I 1 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4' MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN COMES A HORSEMAN network powers as NBC's ' Fred Silverman — e second highest diamond. The play has only worked XT U? HAS A 12:00 (4) BIG VALLEY Nick falls for Entertainment President , country today. He determines what you watch in 22 IN I @3 THE NEWLYWED GAME Joanie and Nancy decide they sur"unt rmm from 7:25 (V a, TONIGHT Guest host 0 SWITCH Pete tries to free a woman kidnapped by a White slavery ring by convincing them that she is a federal agent (R ) 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper poses as a conman's target to investigate a jewel-thief gang (A) 0 THE LUCY SHOW 41 MAKE ME LAUGH ffl SESAME STREET 4:30 0 RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES TODAY IN FLORIDA U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA iI2 NEWS 7:30 TODAY 0 VEGAS An entertainer at a David Brenner Guests Donna Pescow, Mel TiIlis, Gary Muledeer @1 THE ODD COUPLE 0 BEWITCHED ROW SESAME STREET have had enough of Tom's restrictions and decide to get their own apartment (Part 1 of 2 ) (R) (112) BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE ED THE LONG SEARCH "The Chosen People" Ronald Eyre visits the Wailing Wall, synagogues, a traditional sabbath evening meal, schools and museums (A) 9:00 NBC MOVIE "The lnc,edible Rocky Mountain Race" (1977) Christopher Connelly, Forrest Tucker. Adversaries Mark Twain and Mike Fink take off on a cross-country it a- NEWS 4 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. AT 11:11 It is his responsibility, based on advice and dummy's eight has become ________________________ _____ _ percent of the world's 1 . HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — Ji Bob Dale)' is one of the and West Is caught in an end play due to the fact that Pass AS'hE4ps,cc'4 FArEFZIL sowjit ITWIU.. ALSO JU6TA5 POW/I WIT/I Th' C4ZW uir LEAPR. - MAKE HER FOR6ET iooiis WHAT HAPPENED— ORPP/ ThLS W7 WE S$ocx SHE'S _____ gXPERuNCp/ __ __ ________________ ______________________________ ____ ______ _____ _______ .-" ' Experts from NASA are an area that contains 90 will weigh a half ton or CA tune by kidnapping one of the illustrious performers (A) 11:00 (1)L4'100(12)NEWS 11:30 4:00 i EMERGENCY ONEt 12:30 Bob Daley.41 Ver Inf luentI'al Man avoid that so South leads the ,4 ,___ I nesses a murder and recognizas the young killer as the son of a judge in Stockton. 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Susan. GRAMMING able diva hosted by Franco telethon decides to make a for- 3:30 4' 0 MASH (R) €D ELECTRIC COMPANY RESTLESS 0 0 i NEWS €D EDUCATIONAL PRO- 7:00 @30 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. 9:01 CD STUDIO SEE PASSWORD PLUS T, THE YOUNG AND THE 6:55 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 1 HI. NEIGHBOR tD MARIA CALLAS A documentary portrait of the remark- @) 0 NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of game 7. it necessary, of the NBA finals between the Seattle SuperSoncs and the Washington Bullets 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL knows that West would have thrown the Jack-10 or nine to rock the boat when things are use. going smoothly. TAURUS(Aprll 20May 20) In Here is an unusual play LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) matters material described by Paul Lukacs as of Your judgment is very keen significance today, don't be a one-suit squeeze, (For a copy of JACOB V MOOtoday in most areas. One ex- hesitant to stand up for what's The defense starts out ERN. send $t to.'"W,n at with three rounds of spades. Bridge," care of this news paception that could cause you 'owed you. Keep a cool head, south ruffs the th ird one and per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City problems has to do with however, has to find a way to avoid the Station, New York, N.Y. 10019.) 6 '•II, - - hu&.. space - sWition are globe between 50 degrees N easy end play, but South 4 PaSS over all portions of the From the jaws of victory. Don't piuductivt.. Put your skills to and Alan Sontag 8OP Y' I- L -7 PaM greatest number today. In something good you have going matters where you're too self- with another. serving, it's another story. ARIES iMardi 21'April 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22 ) You have the ability today to Unless you're very careful salvage something good from today you may snatch defeat areas that appear nun 11 OFF-KEY, BUT I PON'T 10 THINK ANYNOTICE IT ' holds K J 10 9 there is an V K J 1065 0 AQ4 LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Sue- out of your personal affairs cess is likely where you try to today. Their comments and t,1t by Stotfel & Heimdahl 1I 'IER "oiie' ØZZZ" J various CBS News, and Bill CBS and three diamonds. If West •K43 last trump (hIgh trump in CANCER (June! 21-July 22) today through the soft sell. Vulnerable: East-West dummy) and West must Unless your objectives are Take time for the pleasantries, drop the jack or 10 to keep Dealer: South clearly defined today, you will rather than going in imthe seven spot. Now Sout leads dummy's six. East trot accotriplisli all oU hope to. na.dIately for the kill. West North East South must play the nine, where1' Try not to place too much PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) 2• upon South plays his queen 3 Pass 4 significance on side issues. Nosey outsiders should be kept 0 410 • But a recent study done for NASA by a private laboratory, estimates that the chance of Skylabdebris failing on a city of more than 100,000 is one-inseven, while the chance of anyone being struck by any piece Is one-in-150. About 500 pieces of the and 50 degrees S latitudes, the hand and come down to a SO1.JTII between June and July 9, and that the debris, while scattering over an area some 4,000 miles long and 100 miles wide, will not pose any more danger than that posed by a falling meteor. The orbit of the six-yearold space vehicle takes It following the Skylab story four-card ending. # K J 10 7 3 9 9 5 ' 6 • Q 10982 productively today. Unless you an agenda, you're each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box likely to fritter hours away on 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. projects of little importance. 10019. Be sure to specify birth AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) sign. Success is within your reach Astro-Graph Letter. Mail 11 for establish / NP-HITTER GOING.' ________ ______ 0 810 VALLEY Victoria wit- Falling CBS News will present a CBS News Special Report: "Skylab Is Falling," sometime in late June or early July, when NASA's - crippled space vehicle is expected to re-enter the earth's atmosphere. The late-nite, half-hour special ' will have reports from 1 f01 CBS News, West will have thrown one diamond and will still be holding K J 10 7 while East will be holding 9 5 and two black cards. North and South each hold one trump Is '¼ Plante, who has keen The basic play is to strip 562 •A5 WEST EAST •AKQ • 109362 43 day by sending for your copy of THE GAME_YE.' I V.! NORTH 6-6 • 5 3 having others looking over your be a shade sharper than yours C BRIDGE loss f two diamond tricks. You work best today without 21) Your mate's judgment may 'p,ScI LLA'S POP QKAY, Kit LET'S GET Skylab you can gradually increase the muscles. It also Is good number 10 steps a day to allow develop your heart and lungs. your Many communities do have adjust the exercise. indoor pools for year-round use. For Thursday, June 7, 1979 EK & MEEK an all-woman all-star hour of music, variety and comedy featuring Marilyn McCoo. Phoebe Snow and Gloria Kayo pecia Re o rt, (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 1- (ITTODAY 10:00 NIGHT Anne Murray headlines introduce a little acrobatic HOROSCOPE 1 10 I that much. there's always ' le. Asked how he liked miles to go to the nearest park. something better to do." time either the left or right foot "r 4 0 GUIDING LIGHT 12:00 cisco in record time (2 Hrs) (From Landover, Maryland) U $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW slowly, count one step each dancing Into the procedure. 11 ( 0 place, start you Rhoda falls in love with a future lorest ranger . 2) THE CROSS-WITS thing but overimpressed with 'Yeah, everyt hing's mine." hits the floor or Thatcandoalottousecalorjes in built up a soph forming background. But talk to Gary and he still 10,000 assuming that the rate dancing. If you build up your your steps or speed is the capacity you can put on some SaiIn. lnbothinstances,besute musicthatyoulikeanddosome not to jog on your toes. Jog so reasonably a ctive dancing. , ABC NEWS isticated per. ' rokes." in — — ___________ __________ wano jog e. distance than you will jogging Includes running in place and 6,1979-18 3:00 6:47 Zefterelli .. "Diff'rent Strokes" is built his star status. He is only allowed to watch 12) CAROL BURNETT AND #round the adorable character FRIENDS Skits "Strictly For "Nah, I'd rather be home," television until 8 or 9 o'clock The Birds, "Fun In A çlayed by Gary Coleman, who Ga ry sa id during a telepho ne d uring the school year, and his Drugstore." "The Cruise ' , jiIalls from Zion, ill., the only interview. "My pleasures and favorite progr ams are "Good ED DICK CAVETT Guest Gerliild of Willie and Sue friends and things to do are at Times," "The Jeffersons" and aid A Ford leman. His father is incom- home. "Battlestair Gulactica." He 8:00 g inspector for a phar"California is so blah. At doesn't watch "Diff'rent Stro- (2)) LAUGH-IN A madcap aceutical house. home I can play with my Legos kes." repertory company With memLast year Gary spent seven and my trains and all kinds of bers including Robin Williams "I'm always watching someand Bill Rafferty present satiric mtinths with his mother in things, and can ride my bike. thing else when it comes on, he and topical hunror in the sectalifornia working on his hit "California is all spread out. said. "My mom and dad insist ond edition of this series (A) alf-hour sitcom, while his There's nothing to do after I onwatchlng it, but I don't like it ANNE MURRAY'S LADIES' ither visited whenever possi- work all day long. It's or actually on the heel. If you your balance and flexibility If ____________________________________________________ want to run ________________________________________________ ___ 10 48 - 10-ICIAN ' MMM-pop ,. ' THE ,./ STORE? -. r by Bob Montana ( 47 car from Denver to San Fran- 0 JOKER'S WILD .'. ' soundslikeanyotherlittleboy, fD MACNEIL / LEHRER •4BC's audience for "Charlie's 4 ' whose conversation is peppered REPORT :ngels" and form building with nabs and yeahs. He enjoys 7:30 't°5 for future comedy halfbowling and golf and playing GARY COLEMAN LIARS CLUB ours. But right now, the .., softball and about being an only @I FAMILY FEUD 'pressure Is on "Diff'rent California, Gary sounded any- chilr', he says enthusiastically, 0 DANCE FEVER calories than your body uses. Radio City Station, New York, You can do this with a diet or NY 10019. you can do it by increasing the These abdominal exercises calories used through exercise. drive a high-performance race hot air balloon and visit a base- His professional career be gan VILLA ALEGRE when he was 6, he modeled W 7:00 fashion shows, worked in TIC TAC DOUGH commercials, and gradually @3 MARY TYLER MOORE rèombination will bite into There is no such thing as spot cents with a long, stamped, selfreducing. The way you get rid addressed envelope for it. Send of excess fat deposits is by changing your calorie balance. your request, to me In care of That means taking in less this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, — — — — make a TV program, ride in a lost hamsters. alon season, he is depending on Health Letter number 3-7, Girth 34 35 ________ ': ,As Silverman has outlined his rategy for the 1979-80 televi- Cleavon Little. A former cop is aided by a blind disc jockey when he accepts a challenge to Gary's best friend is his range from astronomy to miniature electric trains to () () NBC N6:30 EWS Tltthg mystery stories about LP 0CBS NEWS ' (Cl (1971) Barry Newman. Ge rm an shepherd, Champion. ment aquarium big enough for The fifth grader's interests scuba diving (R) •' e Nielsen ratings. exercises that strengthen your slowly from left to right when — 36 To tighten up muscles in the waist you can, of course, do the plate of food is passed your Control: Avoiding The Big way. Middle. Other readers who 23 27 ty 10-year-old bundle of showz magic who stars in 'Difrent Strokes," the only new BC show to qualify as a hit in AFTERNOON A.M. WEA THER year-old murder witness. (A) EVENING And the beaches are better at 8:00 home — in California, they're (I)Too i NEWS alwa's crowded." €E STUDIO SEE Youngsters The child is Gary Coleman, a €D — ump. 52 Give off fumes 14 — — — 17 ________________ ____________________ hips involves moving the head — Majors) returns for a visit and risks her life protecting an 11- MOVIE Vanishing Point exercise for getting rid of ex- abdominal muscles. For that cess fat around the waist and purpose I am sending you The - — — — — T 8 th e waist and buttock? ________________________ F NEW YORK(UPI) — In Fred iverman's book, a little child all lead NBC out of its ratings Lamb Wednesday, June iv HIGHLIGHTS F: P 55 Betrayer (sl) ——— 9 10 11 16 - Dr. 20 minutes it It's not the correct exercise, si Plane 19 - - A CHIE for 0 N T 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. m r person Is supposed to jog I N currency 38 Transmit SEE P IR CF A Good Exercise P 0 0 L M 1 A N I £ . l . 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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by CEPTANCE CORPORATION, the City of Longwood, Florida that Everything about the coastal there is no crime in Gorda. But They developed a secret CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1 BR- t189 up. Pool. Adults only, RATES the Land Planning Agency will hold Plaintiff, on Lake Ada. JuSt So of Airport town of Gorda is small, in- we do have a Fire Department. gopher-killing formula and 3c a line 4 a public hearing to consider VS 1 time ................. Ut'il IOC Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call chiding its new owners, I IVlJ It consists of two hoses." . 38c a line woposed Ordinance 460, entitled: were exterminating the pests in 3consecutivetimes BETTY JO FLETCHER FLECK. 323 eio Mariner's Village- — The mayor, 14-year-old ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY OF HOE and FRANK FLECKNOE, icoiniciitiv*times .....35c a line 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. The four Southern California the neighborhood for $1 a head MONDAY thru FRIDAY Dickle Cessfla and his three children were able to buy the when the state Health Depart- LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE 143, Dfffldants, SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum sisters, NeNe, 11, lette 13, and town because of a rich movie ment got wind of It. They were BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE OF ACTION ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE TO: FRANK FLECKNOE June, 16, raised their flag over contract with Warner Bros. that ordered to reveal the contents CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA, Address Unknown the 20-acre community will chronicle the kids' struggle of the formula, they refused. DEADLINES BY CHANGING "EXHIBIT A", Last Known address: 386 Zinnia Tuesday, becoming the against bureaucrats for their Dickie Cessna explained SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT Drive, Casselberry, Florida 32707 Noon The Dcxj Before Publication youngest town owners in right to sell horse manure and Kidco bought the town as a tax REGULATIONS ADOPTED, BY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED America. kill gophers with U Secret shelter and to attract tourists, THE ADDITION OF A DISTRICT the above named Plaintiff, General CLASSIFICATION TO BE KNOWN Motors Acceptance Corporation, has Sunday Noon Fridaj The Cesma children bought formula they invented. He said the corporation plans to AS "PU. PUBLIC UTILITIES DIS. filed a Complaint for Replevin and the town, population about 20, The youngsters own Kidco build a 30-space recreational TRICT," AND PROVIDING FOR for Prejudgment Writ of Replevin, for an estimated ssoo,000 to $1 Ltd. and run the business from vehicle park In Gorda and will THE USES PERMITTED IN CER. in the above styled Court, for the Adults. STuOIO, Air, w-w Sanford r A N R E G u L A T I 0 N . reptevin of a 1976 eight cylinder _____________________________ ______________________________ carpet, residential area. $139 million. The price tag included their home near Humona, sell Kldco 1-shirts at the PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE Oldsmobile. Cutlass, 2 door, vehicle 18—Help Wanted mo 323-8019. Found 5—Lost Gorda's general store, a re- Calif., 35 miles northeast of San general store. DATE AND REPEAL OF ALL identification no. 3J57R6D14S410, ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT and for damages for its improper staurant, gas station and seven Diego. ASSISTANT TO MANAGER n.—HousesUnfurnished detention, attorney's fees, If lawful, HEREWITH, Irish Setter 5 mo. old female lost Their enterprise began three houses where the residents and Typing, physically fit, flexible, -near Sanford 8 Mattie Ayes. The public hearing will be held in court costs, and a deficiency To assist in office 8 warehouse. years ago when they began employees of the town live. Reward. 373.6696 the City Hall of Longwood, Florida judgment, if applicable. 3 BR 2 bath Air, stove & refa. 3236666. _______________________________ You are commanded to serve a The 5-foot-tall mayor says a collecting horse manure and Small children accepted. 5300 UNITED STATES DISTRICT on June 13, 1979 at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible. At the copy of your written defenses, if security COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF _____________________________ mo. 1st 8 last high priority will be the wood shavings from their 6—Child Care FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION meeting interested parties may any, on WillIam F. Beemer, Nurses aides. Full 8 part time deposit. 319 55.48. building of a "Gorda Transit father's stables and sold it as NO. Plaintiff's attorney, whose address appear and be heard with respect Exper. nec. Apply, in person OrI.Cjv.R - UNITED is: fl7 North Magnolia Avenue, Authority," consisting of a compost to residents of San STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff,- the proposed ordinance. I BR, 2 bath, C-air. Screened Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. FIrst 8 Only child care center open Orlando, Florida 32801, on or before swimming pool, on Lake Monroe Linda R. Martin, Clerk v. 2nd St., Sanford, wooden boardwalk running Diego County Estates. SIDNEY G. SHEALY and MRS. Saturday in Sanford BegIn. June 18 1979, and file the original (2nd house from lakefront) $350 Land Planning Agency ning June 2. Sanford Early from one end of town to the When state authorities SIDNEY 0. SHEALY, his wife, with the Clerk of this Court, either mo. 107 N. Melionville. City of Longwood, Florida married, Defendant(s), - ORDER Like people, own hours, good pay? _____________________________ Childcare Center. 322-6645. other - about 75 yards. before service on Plaintiff's at. learned the kids earned $30,000 FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION Publish: May 29, June 6, 1979 Try selling Sarah Coventry Clean 3 BR, 2 bath, garage, torney or immediately thereafter. 136 And, since none of the tiny in a single month, the Cessna - On motion Jind Mfidavit of Jewelry and see how rewarding Childrentokeepmnmyhome Central Air, fenced backyard. - Otherwise, a default may be entered it will be. 299-4131. Dayor Night. Hot meals town's residents own cars, he family was hauled before the plaintiff in the aboveentitled cause NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE security deposit, $325 mo. 862 against you for the relief demanded by Elizabeth A. Jenkins, its 3225015 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that In the Complaint. 8929 or 322.0141. says the gas station should have state Board of Equalization, LET'S BE IbNE5T Assistant United States Attorney, ir. by virtue of that certain Writ of WITH ESS my hand and seal of the Newborn to small infants for plenty of petrol for swmmmer II you weren't looking for a new lime kids won the battle and an action against the defendant(s), Execution issued out of and under Court at Sanford, Seminole County, working mothers or short Furnished career you wouldn't be reading tourists, ______ were given a license along with SidneyG. Shealy and Mrs. Sidney G. the seal of the Circuit Court of Florida, this 14th day of May, 1979. vacations in my home. 3225542. this ad, and if we weren't looking Shealy, his wife, if married, an4 to Orangecounty,FIorida,upona final (SEAL) "We don't have a Police a suspension of back taxes, but for someone to do a lob this ad enforce a lien upon real property judgement rendered in the aforesaid Unique Kindergarten for 5 year 2 BR, 11/2 bath Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Department," the young their troubles with the law had situate wouldn't be here. If you want the in this District and described court on the 7th day of March, A.D. olds ONLY, this fall. Best Clerk, Circuit Court opportunity to earn Three to 322-3439 as follows: - lot 14, OF THE 1979, in at certain case entitled, educetioncl opportunity in this ______ ______________ By: Susan E. Tabor Five Hundred dollars a week, _______ _______________ COLONNADES, 2nd Section, ac Jordan Marsh Company, a Florida area, 322-6645. Deputy Clerk call 1*00-432.8403 anytime for cording to the P1st thereof as as 'corporation Plaintiff, vs. Steven William F. 36—Resort Propert recorded message. ___________________________ Enroll now-school age childrenrecorded in Plat Book 16, page 14, Pink.s and Susan L. Pinck.s, also Attorney for Plaintiff for summer fun-arts, crafts, UNITED STATES DISTRICT UNITED STATES DISTRICT Public Records of Seminole County, known as Carol Plnckes, his wife, 227 North Magnolia Avenue For a career in Real Estate call Dayone Beach-Hutchison ocean 8 field trips. 373*424. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF F,Iorida. Subject, however, to taxes, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Orlando, Florida 32*01 Realty World, The Real Estate front Apts. weekly. Call 3224058 FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION if any due, for the year 1979. and it Execution was delivered to me as Agency June Porzlg 323-5321. $i3.7 Special Summer program for 6-12 ________________________ _________________________ if no ans. (904) 252.9492. COURT NO. 7$-464'ORL.CIV.R - COURT NO. 7L501.Orl.Civ.R appearing to the Court that the Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, Publish: May 16, 23, 30, .juned, 1979 yrs. old including weekly defendant(s), Sidney G. Shealy and and I have levied upon the following DEJ.77 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Dental Assistant swimming, skating, movies. Plaintiff,-vsBENJAMIN Plaintiff, -- EDWARD j. Mrs. Sidney,G. Shealy, his wife, if describedpropertyownedbysteven ___________________________ certlficationpreferred. 37—Business Property 377 6645. SANFORD EARLY JAMES ALLEN, et ux, et al., CAMERON. et ux. Defendant(s). married, are not inhabitants of nor and Susan L. Pinckes, said property 323.81*0, __________________________ CHILDHOOD CENTER _______________________ Defendant(s). - NOTICE OF NOTICE OF SALE - Notice is foundwithlnthestateofFloridaand being located in Seminole County, NOTICEOFPUBLICHEAR1NOT0 For Rent: 2 chaIr beauty parlor. __________________________ Cook 8 Cook's helper. Good pay, SALE- Notice is hereby given that hereby given that pursuant to a have not voluntarily appeared Florida, more particularly CONSIDER CHANGE OF ZONING $150 mo. with less. herein, and that personal service described as follows: good hours. Must be cxDecree pursuant to a Final Decree of Summary Final 9—Good Things to Eat perienced. 3210424. Foreclosureenteredon May 16, 1979 Foreclosureenteredon May 16, 1979 upon them is not practical because One Selig Chair and Ottoman TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: their residenceand whereabouts are by the above entitled Court in the by the above entilled Court In the One Sleeper Sofa . Notice is hereby given that the Harold Hall AVON unknown, it is ORDERED that U-PICK black eye peas. above styled Cause, the undersigned above Styled Cause, the undersigned OneYorkBeigeMoJuIar5ectional LandPlanningAgencyofthecjtyof Butterbeans,Crowder, FIGHT INFLATION Sidney 0. Shealy and Mrs. Sidney 0. United States Marshal, or one of his United States Marshal, or one of his One Drexel 900.132 Armoir Longwood, Florida will hold a public Inc. REALTOR, MLS Seli Avon. Increase your earning WormFree.323.1856. Shealy, his wife, if married, appear duly authorized deputies, will sell duly authorized deputies, will sell One No. 900.132 Triple Dresser hearing to consider and solicit power. Fordetalis, call 644.3079. or plead to the complaint herein by the properly situated in Seminole the property situated in Seminole Two No. 6202 Night Stands Black eye peas. U-Pick, ____________________________ 3235774 Day or Night commentsonarequestforchngof the 6th day of August, 1979, and in County, Florida, described as: Lot County, Florida, described as: The Two No. 200 Mirrors $lbu. Call after General Maintenance man, cx __________________ zoning f oroperty located at Range default thereof the Court will 24 and the E 12 feet of Lot 23, Block W. 33 feet 4 Inches of Lot 7 and the E Guest Room Drapes 1p.m. 322-4128. Line Road and SR 434 owned by J. perienced in machinery, proceed to the hearing and ad. 38—Wanted to Rent 15, as shown on the vacated portion II feet 8 inches of Lot 8, Block 15 as Twin Bed Spread building upkeep 8. repairing. Schrimsher from 8.1 to Ri and C. judication of this suit as if Sidney 6. of the Plat of SANLANDO THE shown on the vacated portion of the One Wovenwood Drapes Set Jungle Laboratories Corp. 501 Commercial. Public hearing will be ll—instructioin SUBURB BEAUTIFUL, Sanford Plat of SANLANDO THE SUBURB Shealy and Mrs. Sidney 6. Shealy, Two Vertical Blinds Silver Lake Dr., Sanford. held on June 13, 1979 at 7:30p.m. in Single garage for private tool 8 his wife, if married, had been served Section, as recorded In Pint Book), BEAUTIFUL, SANFORD SEC. One Pedestal Thayer Goggin the City Commission Chambers, furn. storage. Own insurance. lION, recorded in Plat Book 3, page with process in the State of Florida, Wood Block Table page 66 of the Public Records C) NeedlepoInt Instruction City Hall, 175 W, Warren Ave., 3230106 anytime. butoniytotheextefltprovidedforby Seminole County, Florida, together 66, Public Records of Seminole Two Drexel Bar Stools Longwood, Florida. WELDER * _____ _________________________ Section 1655, iI!t 2!, United States with the right of ingress and egress County, Florida, together with right Creative Expressions 323-8812 One Nettlecreek Bedspread Linda P. Martin Recent work experience in 40—Condominiums C,)de; His further ORDERED that over BRENTW000 AVENUE and of ingress and egress over Brent. One SelIg Swivel Barrel Chair Clerk fabricathn welding. Must have any unknown heir(s), devisee(s), SALEM STREET lying West and wood Ave. and that portion of One Glass Top Cocktail Table, Land Planning Agency 18—Help Wanted own tools. Permanent full time grantee(s), creditor(s) or other with brass rim South and adjacent to said Block, as Campello Street lying East of FOR SALE by owner, (2) two. City of Longwood, position. Fringe benefits. shown on the above described plat, Brentwood Ave and North of and Unknown partIes claImIng interest All being stored t A.J. Lossing Florida story townhouse condominiums, Contact Personnel Dept., A. Typist secretary. Part time, cx subject, however, to taxes, if any adjacent to said Block 15 described by, through, under or against the Transfer & Storage and to be sold in Publish May 29 8 June 6, 1979 ww carpt., appliances, 1/2 Duda 8 Sons, Inc., Oviedo. 327. perienced 60 wpm, small office aforesaId person(s), Sidney G. due, for the year 1979, at public above, subject, however, to taxes, if a lot. OEJ.131 baths, two bdrms, near schools, 1030 ext. 26$. An Equal Op. in Sanford Airport. Start $3.10 outcry to the highest and best bidder any due, for the year 1979, at public Shealy and Mrs. SIdney 6. Shealy, and the undersigned as Sheriff of hi Sanford. Good in. portunity Employer, hr. 3236300, for cash at 12 o'clock noon on outcry to the highest and best bidder his wife, if married, and ay Seminole County, Florida, will at vestment properties. Sell both FACTORY WORKER-Capableof unknown parties, shall be served by Tuesday, July 10, 1979 at the West for cash at 12 o'clock noon on 11:00 AM. on the 7th day of June, Secretary $56,000, or (1) $28,000. Both Career minded In. INVITATION TO BID publication, it is further ORDERED learning to blend solvents. In. door of the Seminole County Tuesday, July 10, 1979 at the West A.D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to dividuai needed by nations leased till Dec. $17,000 existing The Housing Authority of the City teillgent 8 flexible Able to door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. that notice of this Order be the highest bidder, for cash, subject of Sanford, Florida will receive bids 1st mortg. on ea. at 84 percent. largest producer of factory built COUrthOUse, Sanford, Florida. handle 55 gal, drums. 323.1101. Dated: June 6, 1979 published by the United States to any and all existing liens, at the for modernization and additions to modular single and multi family 3710288 eve, weekends. Dated: June 6, 1979 -__..GEORGE R. GROSSE MarsPal In a newspaper of general Front (West) Door of the Seminole CASTLE BREWER COURT LA. Oflu )r,urtnno GEORGE P. GROSSE circulation In Seminole County, County Courthouse In Sanford Real Estate-Sales Manager UNITED STATgS MPRSHA.L.. required. Paid life and health 41—Houses 16.1, _______________________________ COWAN MOUGHTON Florida, once UNITED' STATES MARSHAL. Florida, the on going offjs. vlP I full tim. a week for six ,o 'MIDDLEDISTRICT o -. Insurance plus holidays and above described Per' TERRACE FLA., 6.4 until 2:00 consecutive weeks, commencing on sonal property. assocIate4inanfbi'fJ Mea needs MIDDLE DiSTRiCT OF FLOP IDA vacation. Contact Sam Maz. P.M., on the 17th day of June 1979, at EXCEPTIONALLY NICE 3 BR, 2 FLORIDA Wednesday, June 6, 1979. DONE and aggressive sales manager. Must KENDELL W. WHERRY That said sale Is being made to the Administration Building, Castle zotta, Cardinal Industries Inc. B. Just listed in the beautiful KENDELL W. WHERRY ORDEREDatOrIando, FIorida,this satisfy the terms of said Writ be able to recruit, train 8 be Assistant United States Attorney (303) 3210220, or send resume to BrewefCourtWestlothSp., Sanford, Mayfair section. Tt-is spacious Assistant United States Attorney 25th day of May, 1979. Execution. capable of running a 15 man Attorney for Plaintiff BoxW, Sanford, Fia. 32771. Florida at which time and place all home has over $900 sq. II. of Attorney for Plaintiff JOHN A. REED, JR. John E. Polk, office. This position reql.res a Publish: June 6, 13, 20, 27, 1979 living area with large well bids will be publicly opened and Publiih: June 6, 13, 20, 27, 1979 Sheriff candidate with a strong listing UNITED STATES DISTRICT DE K. 14 Receptionist wanted. Small pro. read aloud. landscaped yard. Ready to move DEL13 JUDGE Seminole County, track record and some sales fessional office. Experience re into. Priced at only $67,000. Proposed forms of contract Publish: June 6, 13, 20, 27, July 4, 11, Florida management experience. Reply quired, Salary open. Hurry I documents, including plans and 1979 in confidence to Box 22, c.o Publish: May 16, 23, 30, June6, 1979 specIfications, are on file at the Call 323-9611 Legal Notice DEKS DEJ5) Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, ___________ LAKE FRONT over I.-, acre offlceoftheHousingAulhorityof the Maids needed lull time em _.5nford, Fla, t,eautifully wooded building site City of Sanford, Florida, Ad. ployment. Full Company on paved street. City water. PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION DETERMINATIONS FOR LPN, Full time 8. part time. Apply minIstration Building, Castle benefits. Start immediately. Legal Notice THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS in person Lakeview Nursing ____________________________________________________ Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida and Days Inn of Sanford. 1.4 8 SR 46. Center 919 E. 2nd St. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA the office of the Architects', Gut. Unuer the National Flood COUNTRY BARGAIN 7 BR, work. PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION Full chg. bookkeeper mann, Dragash.Associat,s, Ar. Original shop 8 storage bldg., fenced, Insurance Program DETERMINATIONS FOR Entry through chitects, Planners Inc., Sanford Financial ******** AGENCY: Otficeof Federal Insurance and Hazard Mitigation, FEMA. THU CITY OF LOHOWOOD, shade trees. Coy, to shopping. Statements. Apply only if fully Atlantic Bank Building, Suite 400, ACTION: Proposed rule. $21,500. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA P.O. Drier 93$, Sanford, Florida. Qualified to CONTROLLER, REAL ESTATE SUMMARY: Underthe National Flood Insurance Program P.O. Box 2076, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Copies of the documents may be CAREER NIGHT Tethnical Information or comments are solicited on the proposed base AGENCY: Officeof Federal Insurance and Hazard Mitigation, PEMA. obtaIned by deposIting $25.00 with Harold Hall Realty ACTION: Proposed rule, (100year) flood elevations listed below for selected locations in the City of Sr. citizen yard man or couple to WED., JUNE 6,7:30 PM the Architect for each set of Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida. SUMMARY: help widow I or 2 days wk. lnc.REALTOR MLS in documents so obtained. Such deposit Come loin us for. an informative These base (I00.year) flood elevations are the basis for the flood plain Winter Spgs. 327.1488. Technical Information or comments are solicited on the proposed base will be refunded to each person who evening whether or not you're 323.5774 Day or Night management measures that the community is required to either adopt or (100-year) flood elevations listed below for selected locations In the City of returns the plans, specifications and licensed. FInd out what Real MAID POSITiONLongwood, Seminole County, Florida. exp. show evidence of being already in effect in order to qualify or remain other documents in good condition Estate is all about, preferred. Apply in person, These base (100-year) flood elevations are the basis for the flood plain qualified for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program flu,,d to suit our lot or yours. within 10 days after bid opening. Join the winning teamll 519 W. (NFIP). management measures that the community is required to either adopt or A certifIed check or bank draft, Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary. 950 Mellonvllle Ave. show evidence of being already In effect in order to qualify or remain t. The functions of the Federal Insurance AdminIstration, Department of payable to the Housing Authority of M. Unsworth Realty FRICKE 8 FRICKE Housing and Urban Development, were transferred to the newly qualified for participation In the National Flood Insurance Program the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. Will KAY who called about live in ASSOC IAT ES (NFIP). eStd6tlshed Federal Emergency Management Agency by Reorganization Government Bonds, or a satIsfac. with retIred school teacher call Realtors 322 5233 Plan No. 3of 197* (4.3 FR 41943, September 19, 197*) and ExecutiveOrder I. ThefunctlonsoftheFederal InsuranceAdmlnistratlon, O.partmenlof tory bid bond executed by the bid. agaIn 3495178 before 9 am. or 12127 (44 FR 19367, April 3, 1979). HousIng and Urban Development, were transferred to the newly den and acceptable sureties In an aft. 6 p.m. REALTOR MLI DATES: established Federal Emergency Management Agency by Reorganization amount equal to 3 percent of the bid 373-6061 or eves. 323 0517 Plan No. 3 of 197$ (43 FR The period for comment will be ninety (90) days following the sicono 41943, September 19, 197*) and ExecutIve Order Land Sates $600 pfr week shall be submitted with each bid. 12127 (44 FR 19367, April 3, 1979). publication of this proposed rule In a newspaper of local circulation in the iime. tx. The successful bidder will be Seeing is believing. The truly DATES: Experienced New 1. Used car get above named community. perienced only. Please reply requirsd to furnish and pay br breathtaking beauty of a ready man. See Mike at Joe ADDRESSES: The period for comment will be ninety (90) days following the second Tony Copolla Assoc. Realtor 644satisfactory performance and paradise on earthl We're not publication of this proposed rule ma newspaper of local circulation in the Creamons. 322.3391 ext. 226. Maps and other information showing the detailed outlines of the flood, 251$. payment bond or bonds. prone areas and the proposed base (100-year) flood elevations are exaggerating, lust a 15 mm. ride above-named community. Attention iscall.dtothe Bid Form from Sanford 8. you are trans. ADDRESSES: available for review at City Hall, 223 Newburypor$ Avenue, Altamonte requiring a Base Bid and Unit Price 21—Situations Wanted ported to WONDER LAND. Let Springs, Florida. Maps and of her information showing the detailed outlines of the od• Bids. Each bidder is requlr.q to bid ______________________________ us give you details, $96,500. prone areas and the propose base (100.year) flood elevations are Send comments to: Mayor Norman C. Floyd, Sr., 22$ Newburyport onthe Base Bid and each UnIt Price. available for review at City Hail, 175 West Warren Avenue, Longwood, Ac'ewe, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701. College Studentsdeslring yard EMPLOYMENT Attention is called to the View of Lk. Dupont in Deltona, Florida. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: work and maintenance. provisions for equal employment This) BR home In Deltona is 6 Send comments to: Mayor June Lormann, City Hall, 115 West Warren Mr. Richard Krimm Call 323.0500 or 3220797, opportunIty, and payment of not less yrs. young, CHIA, city water Avenue, Longwood, Florida 37750. 'National Flood Insurance Program than the minimum salaries end sewer, with a nice sc. patio. The 1202) 755 $511 or Toll Free Line (800) 421.872 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: WOULD YOU LIKE wages as set forth in the 24—Business Opportunities price is rightl $37,500. Mr. Richard Krimm Room 5270 specifications must be paid on this TO BE ONE OF 451 Seventh Street, sw National Flood Insurance Program project, New listing Idyllwilde, 4.2 ImWashington, D.C. 20110 (20 753.53*1 or Toll Free Line (*00) 124.112 THE MANY PEOPLE NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. All bidders are hereby notified maculate home on cor. lot, Room 3270 DIO IN ONE OF SANFORDS that they must affirmatively ensure WE PUT TO WORK? . beautifully landscaped, near 431 Seventh Street, SW SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: BUSIEST AREAS that In any contract entered into ciolf course 8. schools, $57,750, JUSTCOMEON IN Washington, D.C. 70410 The Federal insurance Administrator give* notice of the proposed inventory & fixtures total more pursuant to this advertisement. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION determinations of base ($00-year) flood elevations for Ihe City of than asking & REGISTER WITH price. No reasonable Minority Business Enterprises will 2103 5Q. It. of living, remodeled kit The Federal Insurance AdminIstrator gives notice of the proposed Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida. in .ccordance with Sction offerrefused. Call us today. This 1e afforded full opportunIty to w.butcher block cabinets, new US & WE WI LL hOof the Flogd Disaster ProtectioriAclof 1973 (PubL 93734), $7 determinations of base (l00y.ar) flood elevations for the City of sale for health reasons. 9$Q submitbidsassubcontractors,oras floor tile, recessed lighting, which added Section 1363 to the National Flood Insurance Act of 1NI (Title Longwood, Seminole County, Florida. in accordance with SectIon 110 ci the HAVE YOU suppliers of materials or services; corning top stove, beamed XIII of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1N1 (Pub. L. 9044*)) Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973 (Pub. L. 93734), $7 Stat. ISO, which REALTY WORLD. and will not be dl$riminaied WORKING ceiling in LR 8. DR. Pool above 42 U.S.C. 1001-412*, and 24 CFR l9it.4(a). addedSeclion )Je3toth,Nation..l Flood lnsuranceActof 1N1 (Title *11101 against on the grounds of race, ground, new liner, all eqpt. These elevations, together with the flood plain management measures the Housing and Urban Development Actot 1NJ (Pub. L. *0-44*)), 12 U.S.C. TOMOR ROW color, religion, sex, or national stays, patio carpeted, 7 fruIt 10hh12*, and 21 CFR 1911.1(a). required by Section 1910.3 of the program regulations, are the minimum origin in consideration for award. trees, walking distance to stores, that are required. They should not be construed to mean the community These elevatIon,, togither with the flood plain management measures in accordance with ExecutIve $ BookkeeperS schools I. bus. Nice neigh. must change any existing ordinances that are more stringent in their , required by Section 1910.3 of the program regulations, are the minimum order 11625, all bidders will be at. borhood. All this 1. CH CA. that are required. They should not be construed to mean the community plain management requirements. The community may at any time enact $ Secretary S forded lull opportunity to submit 141,300. must change any existing ordinances that are more stringent ip their flood stricter requirements on its own, or pursuant to policies established by S Receptionist $ bids in response to this invitation other Federal, State, or regional entitles. These proposed elevations will plain management requirements. The community may at any time eflact and will not be discriminated The Real Estate Agency $Asslt Manager S also be used to calculate the appropriate flood insurance premium rates for strider requirements on its own, or pursuant to policies established by 1EALTY WORLD. against on the grounds of race, new buildings and their contents and for the second layer of Insurance on other Federal, State or regional entitles. These proposed elevations will REALTORS $ Manager TraineeS color, religion, six or national origin also be used to calculate the appropriate flood insurance premium rates for existing buildings and their contents, 713$'z S French (17921 Sanford S Sales S in consideration for award. new buildings and their contents and for the second layer of insurance en The proposed base (100.year) flood elevations for selected locations are: 323 5321 During the Fiscal Years 197* thru existing buildings and their contents. $ Sales Rep. $ $951 goals for participation by Ulevatbeafeet Thepropossdbase (IX.y.ar) fioodelevationsfoo'seIect.diocations.r,: $ Sales Trainee S Room For Rent Minority Business Enterprises is National Oesdetic With Kitchen Privileges Iwenty percent (20 percent). To Soure'of Flooding S Drag Line Opr. S Location Vertical Datum ELEVATION, 322-3937 enswe that maximum bids from Lake Adelaide Entire Shoreline ci National Geodetic S Night Auditor S The Real Estate Agency Minority Business Enterprises are Entire Shoreline Crane's Roost Source if Fboodlag Lecatiets SLIM BUDGETS ARE S Front Desk $ sought, contractors submitting bids REALTORS Lake Destiny Entire Shoreline Lake Wildmere 91 Entire shoreline 62 BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Willbirequiridtop(ovideevld.nce Lake Florida Fairy Lake Entire Shoreline $Mechanlc$ Entire shoreline ci 7435i S French II? 92) Sanford FROM THE WANT AD their efforts in aiding in the Lake Lotus Entire Shoreline East Lake Entire shoreline 323 5374 DriverS COlUMNS. $ reachIng of said goals. North Lake West Lake Entire Shoreline Entire shoreline 62 The Housing Authority ci the $ Nurses Aides $ take Searcy Entire Shoreline City Lake Orients Entire shoreline of Sanford, Florida reserves the Lake Winsor Pearl Lake Entire ShorelIne 61 Entire shoreline S Counter Peoples right to reject any or all bids otto Entire Shoreline Mud Lake Pot Lake Entire shoreline $ Maids S waive any inOormalitj Prairj. Lake in the S Prairie Lake Entire Shoreline Entire shorelIne bidding. Island Lake Spring wood J.ake Entire Shoreline SCooksS Entire shoreiine Is No bid shall be wIthdrawn for a ROCk L4k1 Lake Tulle Entire Shoreline S Entire shoreline S Waitresses S period of 30 days subsiquent Jo the Lake Ruth Trout Lake Entire ShorelIne c3 • Entire shorsline 64 opening of bids without the consent Little Wekiva Downstream from Seaboard WE HAVE MANY Lake Fairy the Housing AuthorIty 01 ttve.CIty River Coast Line Railroad Just upstream of Marvin S MANY MORE Drainage Canal of 5101044 FIOiida. Avenue 76 Downstream from Montgomery WHY WAIT UNTIL THE HOUSING AUTHORITY Just upstream of Wild. 33 Road S TOMORROW OF THE mere Avenue WHEN YOU COULD U * CONVEYOR MECHANICS Downstream from extended Tributary A CITY OF SANFORD, I Canal connecting WORKING. 42 Just upstream of Richbee Drive FLORIDA I Join a growing coMpany with good working Lake Witdmere Overstreeg ext.ndad 60 Tributary B ciaditi.i,s and liberal Dcwnstream from SR. 131 4 Thomas WiIsn and Fairy Lake . I benefits, Handy location 12Frinch In Longwood, Fla. Apply to: Executive Director UNI.PAK CORP. Publish: Juni.6, I), 1979 U (cor French 1, 10th) Publish: May15, 17,20, 22, 24, 27, 30, 1031 N. Hwy. 437, L$flgwood, Fla. Publish: Juns 13, GEKl S June 3,6, 10. 1979 DEJ.4 DEK.I0 323.5176 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Wednesday, June 6. 1979-118 IIISIIII...ii - : .j'. .r ' . - re tog -;- - Legal notice - - utitul Lot . ., v-. '.. ',: -------- - h -" - Are you a full time driver with a part time car' Our Classitieds are loaded with good buy Icr yo 3 BEDROOM 1 BATh. WITH CARPORT, HARDWOOD FLOORS, AWNING WINDOWS CLOSE 'O SHOPPING $21,500 7 BEDROOM MOBILE ON ACRE, WHISPERING PINES AT LAKE GEORGE $12,900 3 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WIT H SCREENED POP C H AND LARGE BARN ON ALMOST S ACRES PAVED ROAD NEAR AIRPORT ONLY $37 900 Realty _____________________ ' , - LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH ;FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE. LARGE OAK TREES AND ON CREEK. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE ONLY $49,500. - 3 BEDROOM P BATH, 7 SIORY HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM, NEAR DOWNTOWN, $21,900. - -_____ -___________________________ ' — MODERN 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, POOL, COVERED PATIO. CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT, PRIVACY FENCE VALENCIA CT $38,900 ' ------- '- - SEIGLER REALTY - ?.. UYIJUW __ NEW 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME. CEN TRAL AIR AND HEAT. CAR PETS. DUE FOR COMPLE TION AUGUST 1St. 539000. -- - Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327,1577 . 0 Lakefront , lot .- - STENSTROM INC FANTASTIC 4 BR, 2 bath re modeled home in Pine Heights with C-H&A, w-w carpet, eat-in kit., FIa. Pm., Fenced yard on nice lot! .BPP WARRANTED. Wow! Only $37,900' CAN YOU BELIEVE! 1 BR, I bath home in immaculate cond. Small lot with large front & rear porches, DR 8.1g. BR! A Buy for $12,500! -_______________________ FOR RENT b, good section. $295 deposit Nice 3 BR, I' REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES SALES JOIN SANFORD'S LEA'DER! WE iIST 8 SELL MORE HOMES ThAN AN'ePNE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1' MARKHAMWOODSRD. 3 BR. 2 b, country estate on 4 acres Stable 8 pasture cute cottage. See this today' $130,000. + 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service AGENCY REALTOR 3724991 MULTIPLE LISTING SEN VICE Eves 162 3455 322 1959 ___________________ I4'A1I:141Ifi114'i1I11 2565 REALTORS PARK Branch Office 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. 8. D.W, exc. closet space. Priced right, won't last! $31,500 A ___________________ - ________________________________________________________________ OWNER HEADING for mounlains. Cute 3.1 wIg. yd. & plenty . of shade, storage galore, quiet but easy access to I-I & downtown areas. Unexcelled value. 578.500. ________________________________________________ FUTURE HOME OR SUMMER HOME, 2 acres located on sI,ring fed lake in the mountains of N. Carolina $11,900. - . ERA. v,uv - . ________________________________________________________________ [13 —. - _____ _________________________________________________________ prr AAA 323.2222 — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Owner must sell or trade due to health. Radiator repair 5. car clean, Exc. location, good accts. $35,000. ________________________________________________________________ . -- a. ' - - - - - . - . . - - - UNIPAK CORP. - P•rmuaont Op.iiqs Avoilabi. For: - * MACHINISTS a - * EQUIPMENT FAIRKATO1WILDE - I I - - 7 FIR, 1 bath housc completely renovated. over 'ized lot Owner hold mortgage 911 Elm 322 2780 - - W. Garnet I Y,hite Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phone 37? 7881. Sanforct /A.FHA.235.Conv. Homes I ow Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lot Y Enterprise, Inc. Med.t Inc., Realtor 641.3013 . - 'i_.* i - - -. -. -.--- - - .. ,- .-.- - -.- --- , . •- ..... ijm,rj 1tjW'- j ... - ______________________ _• •__ _ ' - ;•::-::: .. Owner holding. Beautiful 2 BR. 2 bath, carpeted, C H&A, new appi., screened porch, carport Large utility bldg FiSh & swim in the great St Johns plus tennis 8. swimming pool. You won't believe it. $23,500 - BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 763$ Sanford Ave. 321 0759 - Aft. Mrs. 322 7643,322 4869 43—lots.. Acreage - I ice listing BROCHURE write. CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy, N C 78906 ________________ _47—ReaI Estate Wanted, In Need uf Repairs 3fl.14$fi Eves. WILL lIllY EXISTING 1st 8 2nd MORTGAGES R Legg, ic Mtcj Broker 825 No I D Wymore Rd . Altamonte. 862 7483 ' "?f9i' fIJI Hon' - AUCTION • • Plantation Estates • 49 Parcels • Zoned A-i • Road Frontage 107 Acres • 1-5 Acre Tracts • (1) 6 Acre R-3 Apt. Site . 4 Lakefront • Only minutes to Orlando • Deland • New Smyrna • Daytona Beach LOCATION: 1-4 to Deltona Exit • Turn right • Go 1/2 mile to Mansion Blvd. • Follow signs TERMS: $500.00 Down Sale Day • Financing Available 10% Discount for Cash • $400.00 Drawing isl.en's Appliances Relrigeration A C Repair — LicenSed 1130039 ' FreeF',tu,vr,,t,' I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON toe merle P4arnietts Beauty Nook 519 IsISI, 32 5717 - MEINTZER TILE - -- I New specialty or repair, leaky ShOwers our 15 yrs F.p 869 856? 1)4. M LAVN (API P,".d,'nti,Il A. (tuin',ui'r 'I 177 55.1? ossrnaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 3220707 Light Hauling ____________________________ I Phone (305) 862•3363 Corn - DAtNv 5 PAiN I IIIG Interior F .ter or HOuse- t',jntu'ucj licensed lnsurcd Ifondect FREE Estimate's 130513219160 P.iinbiiq by ,'.itttiiiri, cr',i) ter or, ester Of qu,ul'bied Ii phases F ret.' Est C,ill 1?? P0/I ---- _-- I j I I - --.... DAVE S P.. IN T INC. Trim your COuSt'. $145 I 0a 9 SCrv gooli pant 8 Re-I 834 1179 Plumbing ---------- I Man, quality operation 8 yrs esp Patios. Driveways ctc Wa,ne Real. 321 1.111 C US TOM HOME B UI L I REMODEL1NG&REIJAIR S.G BALINT & ASSOC 327 *665 - AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGreenflouse 3229111 Evesafter6&weekc.nds ______________________ 66.A—Pasturend ----- Painting ________________________ Service ALL P1 UMIIIt9G I''4:ti; i Repairs Leaks. F 1st 5cr ('.1' (Pug (ci', 32) 0114 32: .160 1 _________________________ Railings ________________________________ — 62—La Wfl.Gardefl Glenn A. Blackmore' Registered Real Estate Broker Custom built ren work I - I I - ' - Concrete work Patios. stue walks. oreveways Free Esti male Call Mr Taylor 377 8545 IS utlOow guards, qdteS eN M,r!,n s 3:3 7881, JJ9 /693 I Tree Service The Greenleal Enterpiuse Tre't' service Dea wood defliOSSing 8 nhStle'tle' & removing 32) 1641 Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 Pasture for Rent Sanford area, $25 mo *31 6634 - — Piano for Sale conSole, uprghl Krohler Campbell. 6 mos, old. $9SOor fin. $58 ton? yrs 3232260 or 377 5109. Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Inc. P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood FIa. 32750 I INSULATION Batting, blowing, PACO Foam, fiberglas 8. Cellulose Lowt prices Call 3?) 0839 0' 904 731 6708 collect Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. fl07FrenchAve. 3272755 ' I Ri'tire'd rvia,i Small repair work Rooting & p,iinting Free' EsI C ,,Il .inyt mi' F') 8543 piele. Thomas organs, pianos. _____________________________________________ iii Hotrue Improvements ___________________________ - FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND I ANIMAL hAVEN Dog & C.it Ixiarding. b.ithutiq clipping, II ca (0,11 rol Pit Supplies, dog blouSeS, insulated, shady inside kennels. Screened outside runs, also air cond cage's 322 57 59.—fjSCaI Prchandise - I - Fiberglass 16'S", 40 hp Johnson & trailer. New running lights, battery 8 ci start. 7 gas tanks, cushions 8. anthors, $450 3)1 5529 Rain or Shine • Sale on Property • Under Tent For Plats • Brochures • Information - Grooming & Boarding - Yard DebriS, Ira' C :.ppl,aric i- s A 8.?'.' IL 0CM 1349 SI/l Exterior Cleaning 118.1' F 'ti-riO, I ucuqu'. 9. Ulil(I w i'vviov,il Roots, will'.. o es. i-It I ret' I '.1 339 6069 MB 8115 IS' F ub.'rqlass Flout 15 tip likt' new Inc Iudt' 6 gal can, El start, till trailer. cov fop, plus many esIras 32? 4 1/6 alt S 5450 C,cni'ral L Irrds('apinu Rn'.,' 5pc iaii'.tc. top Soil A fit d.rt, l,)wru 'ti,iiit 5. Ire',' trirflriiiig 3231948 - Yard Sale Wed 8, Thurs 31?Oak Ave 2 motorcycle helmets& lotsof Misc. ROB5OIi MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1192 Sanford, Fla 32771 ______________________________ 1_awn Service ______________________________ Ceramic Tile — SUPER SALE Fr, Sal . June 8 7816 Oranole Way. Apopka loll III) Something for everyone baby to adult Guitars, Drums, Banos Certitue'd L ,iwn 8. 1 ,,ricl',t F PEE F 51 1MA TI.', 113 8719 P,lowinq 121 0lI',( Beauty Care - 54—Garage Sales - rAiN1uN( uAi4F'ITNIPY (lIST (3M A III N U I i ret. t.SI Iii 0119 ,lt 3214881 MOW1N6&LAPIDSCAF'IN(, - Saturday June 9th 11:00a.m. Inspection June 2 3 7 8 1•6 p.m. lmproveriient Lawn Nintenance ___________________________ Appliances - MULTI-FAMILY loatleul AM I M or he's? otter l.'J '*937 iui. C.'ntrI Ii eat 5. Air Co,ieJ I- r,'c' Est C,IIl Carl liar, is at SEARS. Sanford 322 1771 - 10" Range 8 hood avocado Fic cond $7S aft 4, 323 1431 & Sold 76 Malibu Motorcycle insurance lILA I P AGENCY 12.7 3P,abor 323 7710 Air Conditioning --_____________________ 47-A--Mwtgages Bougti I ,U Il, iii',. ti,iiuu Uuuu: : V.ENMORE WASHERParis Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 Losing your home & credit' I will catth up t,ak payments 5. buy ('quily 322 0216 results w Good tend 61.000 mu (lest oltu'r 1661. 372 5516 h 52—Appliances -- you place your ad, tht' Sooner you get sooner _____________________________________________________________ ON SALE' NEW twin SiZe bus springs & mattress 523 95 ca pc; NEW collee table with 1 matching end tables $39 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1797 So of Sanford 327 8771 ' - The' I . V 51—HOUsohold G'OOdS • - '77 Yamaha DOh4C 750. wag wheels, faring, drive shaft, 59 I ii per gal 51.700 3730039 S pc BR Suite new. $239. S pcLR new, $399. Loveseat $44 95 8. up. 7 pc dinettes. 56995 8 up Ret 5508 up El Stove, $605. up. lull siZe draperies. $10 & up Santord Furniture Salvage. 17 9? So of Sanford, 327 8721 *44. S 'HOUSE WANTED' ' - . Beds; DbI rnotei box Springs 8. mattresses $30 set. Sanford Auction 171$ S. French, 323 7340 Sanford 321-0702 Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327. 1577 45-A--Out of Slate Property - 71 7.i;st,inq 3,5,ir k I IS I C I,''. ,'lani .1 l>,ii','l I air conul 31200 1,'.' lJIi9 ,,tt,'r I' " - 78-________torcycles -- ASSORTED TOOLS FOR SALE MECHANIC, CARPENTER. YARD TELEPHONE 322 1968 . - - -- - , BROKER 7439 S Myrtle Ave Sanford 42—Mbile Homes -.- rn 1974 Toyota Corcrll,i SR S Sport Coupe 2) OCX) iii AC AM F M $4 500 or beSt otter 123 7913 att,'r P B LIV It) N K CARS I row $lflto $SO Call 322 1621. 37? 1160 i S TOVAL I BAIT ER I ES. 5735 Edgewater Dr On 299 2500 WOODED HOME SITE NEAR SEMINOLE HIGH. $5,500. SEIGLER REALTY - II 197) Chey C,ipric,' V B Pb PS pw ('.00d du'p,'ndable tr,ins New nspt'clion stck,'r $550 i:: AS?6 t*ctwu'en If a 8. 6 1) - I STOVALL BATTERiES, 5205 Edgewaler Dr. OrI 799 2500 - ' P'yuneuth Vir-, good cond SI 91.70 ( .t,i .127 p4cc . Top Dollar Paid for iunk 5. uSed cars, trucks 5. heavy e'quipmeflt 1?? 5990 .- Heavy duty batteries a 8)11 br further cl,'tailc . 77—Junk Cars RemoVed Heavy duty batteries GUARANTEED$21.95 1 ACRE NEAR LAKE GEORGE AND WELAKA ZONED MOBILE $6,900 & See our beautiful new BARRING TON w lap siding 8. shingle' roof GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Dr. 323 5700 VA& FHA Financing -- DUPLEX LOT. WOODED NEAR SEMINOLE HOSPITAL. $7,500 Deltona-- Swimming poOl, 7 full baths, Fla. Pm., OR,? large BR, attached garage highligtt this immaculate home $38,000 Assumable mortgage. Owner Realtor Ass.oc. (904)7360383. - - Storage IlIdgs Sold. deIivred. installed 5. tied down See display at New Location On U S II 91 vicar Lake Mary Blvd CORNER MIlE, P,. .1i0 ROAD. LAKE COUNTY NEAR WEKIVA RIVtR .900 HOME SITES NEAR 427 AND NOLAN RD $5,000. SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM - GUARANTEEDS21,95 IIS•lIII'ISUSU•UUU.uI's'uI'••..'j ci' '76 Dodge Van. 6 cyl Auto AC, PS Custom interior Must sell this week $3400 3?) 5234 i - It's like pennies lrom heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want d ACREAGE . - ', • . 62 Acres E of Sanford 57.200 per acre William Maliczowski. Realtor 322 798) AU TO AU CI ION every I tiosday A S.ulurda', at 7 30 ii the only on,' '0 U lOrid,j You '.et the' reser'. "a pr CIII 901 27'" I - - OA TONA AUTO AUC'TlCj Hwy 92 ml,' west at St'edw.i, D.,ytona Be,ich, will hold a - 55-Boats & Accessories • L _______ 1)ld)li( - ''j-' - £0 •. For F.st,ute. Corr,nierc al A '4 c''. dental AuctiOnS A Apprasals. (.111 Deli , '. AU IOn 173 5820 - flr --- 75-A--Vans — If .57 IF u it: s Orl .799 .71.51 'AL P.\YME'-JTS 75 modelS Call 319 9100 or 834 iDealer 72—AuctioFl E.eculeve desk, chair. credenza pertect cond $800. br .111 Saron photo copier. $200 Hammond organ, 5)50 Portable humidifier, $75 Finn Ofi .111 prices Call (34 .1105 alter 6 p fll & w,'ekend', 632 O,iktuurst SI Altamonte Spgs 43—Lots-Acreage 41—Houses -- • • GUARANTEED $21.95 Eulgeuva?,'r I WIL SON MAsER I URNIT URI.7 BUY SELL TRADE 3?? 5627 311 315 1 First St I thought my amplifier was going!" INC. REALTORS *30-6133 or 339-dill eves. • Heavy duty batteres - --_ FORREST GREENE HOMESITES I WIl swap late model car or truck br equity fl your homi' ,tcreag" or building lot'. Call 298 091? or 299 1486 a. __________ 80-Autos for Sale --------- 7G.—Swap & Trade 5 Camper Top For short bed truck 372 8545 Altamonte Area, secluded residential site 100 x 175, trees $6,000- raa. -- S iov .i i Oak bow front hinas, $1 IS while they last 5,jntord Auction. IllS S F ronch Ave 323 7340 - Sanford's Sales Leader -- - ______________________________________ ------ - -- - SCASH% Pay rug $16 A uP men's SR A UP womenS class rings Also buying wedding bands, sterling & any marked gold Any (end 678 273? ________ -- - — - — -- - Wrangler Jeans Sale $10 99 ARMY NAVY SLJRPL US 32? 5791 310 Sanford Ave LOVELY 3 BR, 2 bath home in Pinecrest wilh w-w carpet. breakfast bar, Fla. Rm. Dining area! Extras! BPP WARRANT. ED. Just $45,000! - - ________ SUPER 1 BR, 1'T bath home in Dreamwold, w-C H&A, w-w carpet, OR, Fla. Pm., Scr. Patio &Much More! BPP WARRANTED. OnI $35,900t OWNERS Don't lose your credit We have helped others to hod FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC Realtor 61.4 2518 '1 lIjjJ lIJIii' - Carpet-- red, blue shag, yd Sanford Auction. 121% French Ave 3737310 TERRRIFIC 3 BR I'-, bath brick home in Washington Oaks' C H& AC, 1g. BR's, DR! Needs a little work' A Super BUY for 523,2001 SANFORD. $28,500. 3 Bdrm., 1 bath, carport, nice neighbor. hood My equity 8. assume low rate loan at $87 mo. 2nd mtg. negotiable 373 6778 _______________________ ' -- -- 1970 Dodge' cc k up s 'IC ,,mp. nS'clon S 1 'op Mes c;oo,.I cord $1 000 3.71 55i1 - ' $1 SO sq - Dodge P'cvL)p ONE OS'.NER In 1173 Atnlect Appliances ,iny conditiOn Washers relriger.itors, etc 32) 7050 kpllOQQ'S Auction . OVER S '..ILL 'Os; IN SALE'. THROLIC,H APRiL 1979- Immediate occupancy New 3 BR. i B block home Walking distanc to hOSpital, doctor, nursing home t. downtown. 527.500. w excellent terms. Johnny Walker tnc 322 6457 or 322 7111 aft 5. ______ ________________ KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe usetul, no longer needed items with a Herald Classitied Act. Call 3fl-?611 or 831-999). mo -. 50-iscellaneous for Sale _____________________________________ Bunk Beds A Mattresses. good cond $100 IA 78.i3 new tireS 560 372 1148 atter p REALTY - Larry's Mart 2I5 Sanlord Avi' Buy & Sell the' Inest in used turnilurt' Retrq sloyt", tOOlS ______________________________ REALTOR .123 7832 Eve 322 0612, 377 1587, 322 7177 ___________________________________________________________________ - ick) P, pp 7)ior0f' III Auto w carnrx'r 'cp & CR $lS0O or best otter 323 *94 - Licensed Mortgage lIrok,'r 2323 So U.S. I Titusville FL HAL COLBERT, REALTY STEMPER , -- WE (111Y USED FURNITURE '. PF'L I \NC ES SIntord U u' Salvage 322 812I Cash 322.4132 STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. rabbitS AND tractor. Near Geneva $35,750. - 79-Trucks. Trailers "lure TO IS YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE NO APPLICATION F F ES APPL ICAT ION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 1 8(X) ii? 4002 REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327 7190 will Tnrow in goaTs, cnicens a. Sanford 321.0702 - - CaliBart LIKE THE "WIDE OPEN" SPACES? 10 acre farm land w:m!e.ho BROKER 2439 5. Myrtle Ave . Sanford to Buy _____________ $4,000 to $100,000 .Iacres Country Club Rd & Hwy 16 intersection 7 older houses on property $30,000 - - - 68—Wanted - _____________ SECOND MORTGAGES 322-9283 - , 47.A—Wrtgages Bought &S'kl ei*uo Lake Mary 539.000 r by Gill Fox DELTONA M,)dern) BR, I', bath home. Large yard with citrus trees, C H&A. $37,500 REALTY - 24 HOUR E1 . & I.I_ . RORBIE's 2544 S Frch Ave 3?? 0731. 323 7173, 322 0779 Le9au' N - _otice Legal Notice I I ALL FLORlD,REALTy OF SANFORD REALTOR - - - New 735 Homes, pct interest to Qualified buyer $30000 to 538.000 Low down payments BUILDER 322 2287 ______________________ tracts Zoned agri. $5,750 Good terms, owner hOkiiflg - -- - - 1 n 1). parti,l carpeting, range, ret Corner lot $35000 --- SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses Paola, cleared some trees 96'x120' Only 57.000 + -- 41lbus _______________________________ ____________________________ ' I a I uuuu••II - & I a a I I I - I, I . I U I U I I I I r Business.,. oi8319993 �213—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. A Tribute To Seminole County's Graduate Wednesday, June 6, 1979 N G,O IN PLAY. DOUBLE DOLLAR ,B I PRICES GOOD ODDS CHART: O MAY 23, 1q79 $1,001.00 CATEGORY PIZt VALUC S. 0937 I 00$ 00 23 73 700 00 165 100 00 QUANTITY RIGHTS 2000 573 141 RESERVED 1000 I 494 $00 700 4 136 VANN-DWE STORES. INC.. • 556 AIBANO L. MORITUZZO S5MMU, HA FRANCIS WIlBANKS SANPOID, FLA. CAROL A. RARNITT ORLANDO. PL& WILSON CLLIMONT, FLA. JOHN I. BATTISTONI POST OSANOS FLA. MYRT1I CIUM EDWIN ORLANDO, FLA. 1opH,A sANnuo W. I. RAINIS MAXINI I. CLASS GOVELAND, FLA FRANCIS COTTON FT. MYERS. FLA. MRS. MICIDU HOffMAN I. W. TURNER ILIZAUTH MITCHELL N. IT. MY!RS, FLA. 121,757 , I0C* ., , 747 TO I 61 TO I 9 10 I 270 3363 TO 663 301 373 12-1 134 101 TO I 31 TO Supreme Court Recommendation 5 TO IC 10 4 TO "" ° .4.. 974101 •o (• th. __ New Circuit Judg e O K'd; SANFORD. PIA. SARA H. SULLIVAN Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents 'Al TO I 67 TO I ".' EDOEWATEN, HA. ORLANDO. M. 5 230 TO I 111119 TO I 439 TO I 75 33 71st Year, No. 250—Thursday, June 7, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 71770 TO 187 TO I 48 S40 TO I 107 054 TO I 15 293 TO I 47363 TO I 6766 TO 946 TO I I) 639 TO I 378 TO I 9 29 2TO I 339 17 791 I ODDS #00 '4 STOIC 615115 ocos 3 STORE 3S4TS 000s'oI C* $'OI VISIT 0 PRIZES NO Today mid "S 1 1,249IOTAL PRIZES REDEEMED TO DATE z,z,uu UATEBURY Sejon. IA 4. Judic ia Shif i t* i 9 n IsUr9e d By SHARON CA RRASC0 how they have handled it, and DONNA ESTES Brock said. The 18th judicial circuit, "Seminole doesn't even touch which includes Seminole and Brevard. And obviously it IS .5, Brevard counties, will get an very difficult to go from Sanadditional circuit court judge, lord to Melbourne," Brock said. bringing the.6 count to 14. •" Brock also revealed that he On the Florida Supreme and Gary Massey, another Court's recommendation, the S 'well Altamonte Springs attorney, state legislature approved C members of the nominating are -'.... Wednesday the appropriations committee that will be selecting for the additional circuit judge. names to submit to Gov. Bob The Florida Supreme Court's Graham for appointment to the recommendation was based on — newly created judgeship for the te increased caseload and the 18th circuit. rn. .. wide geographical area that S -Nly feelings have lot covered by the 18th circuit. BILL HUICIHSON NEWMAN BROCK GORDON FREDERICK changed one iota from the time This recommendation was ...feellngs unchanged ...Common interest ...A candidate? we went through the vicious Included in the annual judiciary fight that carved up the 01(1 report to the Legislature along tuntli circuit 10 years ago," said with a request to consider the The additional circuit judge have been a member of the and have been for years and Bill Hutchison, Sanford atcombining of Orange and Seminole counties into one for the 18th circuit could begin Florida Bar Association for five years," Frederick said. torne'. his position on July 1 but years, he said. circuit. The report reads: Frederick, a former state "Our relationship with The starting salary for "AS regards to future travel November or December is a legislator and unsuccessful Brevard County and the hunrequirements in this circuit and more realistic date, said Steve circuit judge currently is candidate for a circuit ding of judicial affairs could the growth pattern being Tribble, internal auditor for the $40,850 but that figure will jump judgeship last year, said he IS not be improved U0ll by a to $43,709 in September, Tribble exhibited, the chief justice has Florida Supreme Court. Butnine-member nominating said. During 1980-1, a circuit "giving consideration" to different alignment," Hutasked the chief judges of the judge's annual salary will in- placing his name in contention chison said. A for the newly created judgeship 18th and 9th circuit to consider commission Is responsible for crease to $46769. , At the same time, Sanford for the 18th circuit. and report to the court on the advertising for the potion, Attorney Vernon Mize said he is advisability of realigning the screening candidates and The proposed realignment of "Speaking not as a in favor of an alignment with counties within their circuits submitting three names to the the ninth (Orange and Osceola representative of the Seminole -dngt• Counts as he ss .*s 10 Into one circuit and Osceola and governor, Tribble said, counties) and 18th (Seminole Bar, but as an individual," said OI Brevard into the other," and Brevard counties) judicial Newman Brock, president of Years ago. Arthur England, chief justice Ile governor alone willmake circuits "is going to be a very the local bar association today, 'We are geographically of the Florida Supreme Court, the final decision on selecting controversial thing," said "I am for reulignnieiit of the contiguous to Orange County based his recommendation for the 14th circuit judge, he said, Gordon Frederick, Sanford circuits." and we are not contiguous to The nominating commission the circuit judge on these He said many attorneys Ia Brevard County; the great will probably require three to attorney. MOflL The proposal would have Seminole feel there is a corn- majority of the lawyers in —Extensive traveling time four mantis to complete the required to service the wide screening process, Tribble said. Orange and Seminole In one mon Interest between Seminole Seminole County don't have many cases with Brevard He said three members are circuit while Brevard and and Orange. geographical area covered by "A lot of attorneys reside in lawyers and we do have a lot of selected by the governor, three Osceola would be in another. the circuit; "This was rather thoroughly Seminole and work in Orange cases with Orange lawyers. —Explosion of population In by the Florida Bar Association caseload in lower ,Seminole and another three by both discussed some 10-12 yearr ago. and vice versa. We don't have Travel (hue and expenses to I have no personal feelings on it that much in common with and from Orange County would parties. County; To be considered fuc the and I didn't at that time. I Brevard County. We have had be substantially less. About —Increased judicial activity generated by law enforcement position, a candidate must be a have felt we are more closely to endure the circuit as it is. The once a yt- al this question pops resident of the 18th circuit and aligned with Brevard County judges are to be conunended on out,' said Mize. activity in Brevard County. F: -. • S S - - -- ' 5 , '- - -. W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONU.IU ROUND W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROUND SIRLOIN TIP ROAST' SIRLOIN TIP STEAK S W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT 7-IONS 9 LI. $199 $1I19 4.0 LB. thU ALL GRINDS FLOUR LimiCOFFEE with o t1 Limit 4 6.pks. with $5.00 a,' more p.rch.,. excluding cigarettes. CAN 6,o, R. . . • • • COUNTRY CLUB MALT 63c 1601 I •, •CAW. A - ' 1-P.q. BAG $209 _ Creamer . . . . SA°: 1" Herald photo by Torn Ne%ei LOOKING BACK A glance through the yearbook of Lyman High School provides a flashback of good times and fellow Classmates to students of the Longwood school. Gathered around yearbook advisor Hon H arrell are staff members of "The Greyhound.'' They are (front left) ('mdi Smith, I)i'ew Goebel, Konni Smith, Alan Suits and Karen Wyngarden. Schools in Seminole ('omitv close for the summer on I'rklav. UNULTID 00 REGULAR ciii.Good TOMATO SOUP. it - ASTOR COFFEE THIIPTY MAID WTL PEARs $300 or m re purchase .*slodk.dg.veft.. 6$1 49 S ' MAXWELL HOUSE PACK 12-ox. CANS BLUE BAY CHUNK LIGHT 39 $2 LI. PEARL BEER PLAIN OR SELF-RISING . . - , 16-oz. : SLICED HAM THRIFTY MAID PINK SALMON____ Tuna CHUCK STEAK I ROAST.. .da BLUE BAY HICKORY SMOKED CENTER CUT CHUCK. $919 LISP $J99& -91 1 1 Now W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT 7 BONE SALTINES . Aac 2laz. CAN WX : - * ng Tenants 2 0 eaks For Sanford Public 14ousi SP Who I 6 By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Controversy over who should be named to fill a vacant seat on the Sanford Housing Authority Board has raised the larger question of who speaks for the tenants in the city's 480 units of public housing. Until that question is answeréd, the Authority Board chairman, E.L. Blacksheare, said today, there will be no name submitted to the city commission as the recommended person to fill the term of George Brown. Brown died on May 21. His term expires in May of 1980. The controversy erupted Monday when a small group of tenants, mostly from the Redding Gardens project, elected Teri Buratti as their choice for the vacant board seat. The meeting was called by Aurdella Davis, chairman of the Seminole Tenants Council, and was officiated by the Tenants Council parhimentartan, Rev. G.M. Eubanks. Both Mrs. Davis and Eubanka dissenters, Mrs. Barbara Wyche, further charged that Miss Buratti, whose name was the only one placed in nomination, did not receive a majority of the votes Monday and that other nanies were not allowed placed in nomination. Mrs. Wyche said Buratti was chosen by the Redding Gardens project residents because Tenant Council officers felt they had to have a white representative on the Authority board. The four current members on the five-member claim the meeting, which saw Miss Buratti's election, constituted action of the entire council, representing all public housing tenants. Eubanks said the voice vote electing Miss Buratti was correctly recorded in her favor, But representatives from the Higgins Terrace project on the city's west side said the election was unfair and that adequate notice of the meeting was not extended to tenants In projects other than Redding Gardens. A spokesman for the panel are all black. "We're not going to recognize any action oil the reconimendution until we can authenticate all those eoncerned had an opportunity to vote," said Blacksheare. The city conumiission had delayed action on filling Brown's seat until it received input from the Housing Authority Board. The Authority board, in turn, asked for input from the Tenant Council. A name was to be submitted to the city Monday for con- Buratti. lie said the Housing Authority has accepted the recommendations of the Tenants Cuwidil in the past, but lie noted the council "is independent of the Authority" uuitl tillL., the city shoulti accept Miss Hunitti as the tenants' choice, with or without Authority consent. tirmnatiun by the commission. But Blacksheare today said the board will not turn in Miss liuratti's name at that time. lie said the matter will be reviewed at the next board meeting, June 14. "It sounds like the vote was taken by the Redding Gardens residents, not the Tenants Council members. Regulations stipulate that any decision be done through a democratic process," Blacksheare said. But Eubanks said he hopes the city will still consider Miss "1 hope after this storm is over Miss Buratti is appointed to the board and given the opportunity to serve all the tenants. 'She is the best qualified and I hope all the tenamits realize that our objective is to have a ssithout board mixed discrimination in any ssay. That's our objective," said Eubanks. housing Authority director Toni Wilson said he considered the Monday night action "void," and suggested today that another ele"tiun, supervised by a neutral party, be held to determine the choice of the tenants. $53 Million Midway Complex: It's Up To Commissioners B X. $ - & 5ia J!& p1jo FRIED CA 4111 e 289 20 exposures. • 409 59c JO exposures .. . sin ' Oc. . .. MnFiibeit*. r.- . FI~NA OL A~C 40 %as of da 49 I • PICK'IM UPON YOUR NEXT STOP - , . . - •' I 96' .PL. . .': :: :: : ::::: .;: :.;. :.?-: ' .' Shopping With 'Us Has Its Rewards... 1) Special Arran gement. Winn-Dixie Proudi> Prr%l'nt, i'iw bjEKCO IW1ERNATIONAL'A1uIy Magnllk,nt OIkr' 1JR0 Wellile A 0 v u $1.00 OFF"R 166 : ,: • .',-- '•-•" ..... . ADDITIONAL WIN" - -. - i 24 exposures ... 54" Ulf 1GoL . uNSP,Ic.$ $ 29 CHICKEN. RONISALAD. MA to S rv ce rjI.N' Pho 2 LI. M. --vf:• .. we . . Dlviio,*io I. CHOICE PAIT5 POOR soy . ... 99.` 'DELICATESSEN SPECIALS STORES WITH DSIICATUUN INDICATID BY STAR ON *00111511 I ,-;' rRLiIIrS 1; - -. - '$'-'::. .. Assiociation, speaking for the 2 Spot, "and I'm for the Station, now Sanford Airport. DONNA ESTES IferaldSlalf Writer group, said the complex will project." the homes of uutany ere pun'This is an opportunity to chased and those people 'were Seminole County Con'- benefit the poverty pocket by missioners on June 26 will providing jobs and new homes help the Midway area," said forced" to inure into Midway. decide whether a new 180-acre to "keep the people in the Emory Green.'We, who are "l'uui looking at getting rid of housing-coumtmercial-industrial area." living in Midway, have great the sub-standard houses in complex will be built off state He said that most lots in the problems. Our area is suf- Midway. People there do not Route 46 at Brisson Avenue. Midway area currently are only lering," he said, although he want their children growing up The planned unit develop' 40 feet by 100 feet and can not be did not elaborate on specifics. under the sanie conditions they mnent iPUD, is to be developed built upon because of zoning A uutuui who identified himself did. This project i1l help us," by the Seminole Economic regulations on size of building as Rev. Leo Myers urged the lower) said. Development Corp (SEED sites Drainage, whicla must be zoning commissioners to Look The cowit} planning a nd developed for the PUD, will at this as though you think it development stuff recoinThe county planning and also benefit Midway, he said, will succeed and it will be so.' mended the rezoning and uptoning conunissiun Wednesday Eddie Henry of Midway said Reginald Lowery told the proval of an amuiendment to the night voted wianiluously to the planned rebuilding of conunission he has researched county's comprehensive land recommunend the rezoning of the Brissomi Avenue in the the history of Midway. It was use plan to permit the couutract from agriculture to PUD develoiznent of the tract will developed in the early l900s, he struetion, to permit the development.also assist the area I own the said, adding when the federal The recuitnuitudutmon in Horace Orr, president of property right next door," said government bought the land for eluded these conditions: water SEEDCO, has estimated the Sarah Reese, owner of the Club (hi. old Sanford Naval Air and sewer service hi. made value of the complex, when available to the property; OflL! constr ucted, at $53 niill.iwi. acre be dedicated for a fire Forty-to-SO residents of the station site; engineering and Midway conunuinty adjacent to drainage be approved by the the proposed site sat through county engineer; drainage the two-hour public hearing on Around The Clock ..........4A Horoscope ................. 411 easements be dedicated to the issue at the courthouse,, Bridge ....................413 Hospital ...................2A provide an outfall for the contrasting with the handful of Comics ....................4B Obituaries .................ZA drainage water in coordination persons that usually attend Crosnord ................. 413 OURSELVES ............. lB with the city of Sanford' zoning hearu. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 06, 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/5f9540381a24d89e4225de0abf836b41.pdf a83667077bc84a00a272e9194b8f25f7 PDF Text Text EJ 71st Year, No. 227—Friday, May 11, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 I—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL The home ceremony warm, one of-a-kind, and distinctly personal - Is the newest trend In weddings today. Especially when family and friends get involved In everything from writing invitations to preparing food, ceremonies held at home are joyous shared experiences for couple and goods alike. Almost any home or apartment can be used for a simple home wedding. Of course, the guest list must be limited in accordance with the space available, but that makes those invited feel even more —. Food should be beautifully prepared, but It needn't be elaborate. A homemade wedding cake, baked from a mix and decorated by hand, makes an unusual focal point for the refreshment table. Once the cake has been baked according to package Instructions, it Is easy to decorate using an electric food gun. With a little practice, you can quickly fashion a series of festoons, garlands, and rosettes In creamy pastel frosting. A few fresh flowers provide the finishing touch to that oneof-a-kind cake! To round out the refreshmeat table, use the electric foodgun to create platters of elegant canapes. For best results, make a variety of mixtures a few A very special wedding cake Is one you bake yourself! With the help of a foodgun, It's easy to fashion festoons, garlands, and rosettes on your oneo(-a-kind cake. L -z~PJ - CRSATC-A-CAKC 1 PURCHASE OR RENTAL PANS& ORNAMENTS Weddlng Cake Referral Service Morning & Evening Cake Decorating Classes W Lake St.. Hwy 427 LONGW000-834 e442 Tuxedo Rentals Formal wear for the groom and all men in the Wedding Party. AFTER SIX PALM BEACH LORD WEST CALL For Information' lim - - --- - - .- ) --/. / •'J_'-I MWft days before the wedding, and store them In the refrigerator in the extra foodgun barrels. Then, just shortly before the ceremony, family or friends can "shoot" them onto crackers or vegetables for fresh, lovely canapes. Add punch or champagne, and you've got everything you need for a successful reception. If you're a bride.to-be, consider a home ceremony. The more of your wedding you plan yourself - and execute with the help of people you love — the more 204£. FIRST ST. personal and memorable your special day will be! Itar time ___-.__... _..._.. S. p •-.p--•r-e.i. . . - • .- -- DOWNTOWN SANFORD . CELEBRITY Momma - Dove hatches her two eggs oblivious of all the attentlon she has been getting because of her unusual nesting place atop a spider plant in a hanging i.. & ii.ka& t Rh basket .w. odes Son Nursery on 111db. way "•, Jeff Mazzola is one of the many curious I. spectators WuO have stopped to have a look or take her picture. t j S \ \. . • . \k \\L \ •S• -. . •. • . U& I ' Ii. I t ' S I - - - RyGorruyp(JiNns HsrMu$ffWrISsr - -.. J .4 - . ._ -- bleatumial ft" 0111111" few irItIsn iCed.t.alhthe11feof Inch peopl, I. Seminole Cáty, Bat a Sanford spot syegtobrIdge 0 ,111111 Pp. MIde Wallace, Ih W.U,Isbaify. IN her search for øcauts which will I W to Complete \0t / book ,.i.i,diig the history prograll blaclis in siie contv 'The alriadylllpag,s,Isnevly ready for poweelm now and Mrs. Wallace said the has begun a search to had a pithHâier. 10. She was Wed to prepare a program on the role peal years of the area's lory. But she said in. formation was scarce and she had to rely on the family albums of Ixi4lme residents and even on verbal recollections by hecitizens to lle UNW r projecL eetI'ii my heart out,' the -4 . - - MIedThSQstk ___ -' K U ......... ......... 0 ..s 01111t1P1 .......... .. . r:'t'..... ' . ... I TA .......r; •'r........ Lil. .— U • W::liv ErbjJ ributions, prot.uloaal achievem.nts, and 'ulfed$OlInCb do pO 71 years, ' S ... DuPA , 1111110 l_$-.,*__vn_I*, _TS 4.7 - - .---- F"- " k. - . I•• -..,,• ._. . • ___ - - I •_ .' ,, •_____ -' . -. S . . said was isoked with a elckie ceti "'da charity in 1S and A I' - -. - •'• '1 -• / .." _______. -/ -- - - - Altamonte's DonaM Newnham and City Commissioner Dolores Vickers map proposed overpass Ora e Versus Semino e n oa F u n d 'io n g Fi4 g t ByDONNAESTES Herald Staff WrIter on the floor of the House. promise proposal to cut $500,000 proprlations proposal. First from the airport project and would be that $1 million be He warned such a battle could designate it for Seminole designated for the overpass. "If Some Orange County jeopardize not only the County. that falls,! will fight for U.S. 17legislators may be looking for a Seminole county project, but 92 and If that fails, Iwill urge ftg)g with Seminole County on also Orange County protects He said Miss Canton tt the money be designated ft am of the Florida House Of approved by the appropriations PrOpOW was devastating to for road pro I wthey would go Instead of the olItjcaJ process," Hattaway said. He said DOT Secretary Bill Rose told him the DOT had made no Input into the lid of roads submitted to the appropniatlons committee. 'W WOfl the gained approval from the project from North and South first battle. But, Ho use of Representatives Florida colleagues on the Appropriations-Committee committee, we have a Thursday for anallocationof$1 The House transportalon , \ . million committee, of which Hattaway State Route 4WInterstate 4 lone way to Is also a mem ber, last week Hattaway charged that Orange rPau. . approved a Proposal to PUn)P County legislator were being The $lmi the week that he WOUIu fight million u takenfro ,n $320m1111 Into road •I Ii) "Insensitive" to Seminole . ..1Ith ,I...4 L.A S eI '• I ak. state.(V ., .u.w rij..vu .Of committee million, the appropriations .. .... •, County's needs. "I've asked the - proposed Orlando International $31.9 million was designated for for a 4VdI fa million O& ange Or Co unty legislators to Airport Interchange. Hattaway the fifth district of which both money designated or the gi Seminole County the $1 argued before the committee Seminole and Orange are p• airport interchange. His first mive llion that the Orange County that... o proposal was that the money be c c Commission didn't ask for. way Hatta objected a designated to six-lane U.S. 17.92 hod only a"for no project was Included for from dow n . or pro and town Casselberry to Many Orange County people apparently believed that was Seminole. north of Longwood. He changed work in Sem inole County even enoi*h. his priority to the center Street though they live In Orange. I Mica Indicated surprise that overpass after a meeting of the met stiff opposition every way I won the first battle," Hattaway was able to get the $1 full Seminole delegation later in turned, he said. Hattaway said. "But we have a million shaved from the Orange the week. Sen. John Vogt, D•Cocoa long way to go. The Issue mint County project for Seminole Beach, a member of the apnow come before the full County. He attributed HatThursday morning before the prpristi Moire," he said, adding he taway's success in part to a appropriations committee met, Senate, Is committee in the expected to champion hopes to avoid a fight between move by Rep. Fran Carlton, D. he said he would offer three Seminole County's cause there, Orange and Seminole counties Orlando, offering a corn- amendments to the road ap. according to Hattaway. • hoped she could produce a book which cOIdb. sold t generate or the charity. When the local chapter of the charity folded, she said the corn. platlonoithe book became want to , this completed '1 - - • black community In the lad 7 yews, adseconiUy, I hope the book would show that, despit, the adversity 0000darod,mmy blacks made It as pref.icnal 00 P101110, The title of the bock, "We oIlan,"wulaksn Iran the then. of her hicin- - • . I. - ff - • celebrations were over, so MUCh that however, Mrs. Wallace adloond COIIICthIS datag.• and memorabilia. She began categorizing the information into '' heart out' myu dst.Iliag the housing - Mrs. Wallace was named to serve on Us Buford bl idet11 MM"10 A Tod117 II ' Who the hicoid"' __ - Qik -- rd Woman Writing Hl"Story Blac ks In SemM ole County f I - F I • ' ' -' .- Th_ __ I "S i - j :i" . I • 4 I ) 4. / fTJJ / f - . 4 *'i i . NSraId phots by Tom Me" -• _ / -" I Buena Vista near Hattaway raised the Ire of Disney World. Hattaway, a - • 4'•cr j J1I tb*%& SM plan frorn con- 411 "VWMA V610"of 10 tA WS' Altamonte Springs, would coinpromise state Department Tranrather the delegations -of the Projects Include not Only the $16 sideration. sportation." he said. "That million for the airport inneighboring counties Hattaway announced early in would let the •- aiOT diuict work teretian ge bu t al so an intogether. engineer make the decision on tarchangeat ' . ___ . t5 ____ ._• I Al~ FEATHERED With just one glimpse d these fashions by Connie. you' ll know why they' ll complement any dressy outfit. The strippy sandal has a Wish Louis heel for comfort, and the handbag matches beautifully. - I er... ADD STYLE TO YOUR LIFE One of the most Important members of the wedding party tithe bed man. He is the person to whom everyone else will turn to make sire things are rimning smoothly. uteion that moot special oljpedal Hs has a myriad days, all of which will take the burden off the bride and groom and their funllie. Traditlonally,hisfmctloos.nccmçaa.: ___ —Keeping the wedding rings sale until the proper moment arrives and If there's a ringbearer making he follows his instructions properly; —Helping the grom reedy himself and accompanying him to the wedding, anivingat lead aqua,terofan hour in Advance; —Taking the Lag. of both bride and poem ad the groom's going-sway clothing to the reception hall; —Having the dergyman's or judge's tic reedy a the i.dilhig day, and preseidlng it at the apoprIMs time; —Having marriage license on wedding day; —thecklag honeymoon arragemedi and conne end moking sire groom has all necessary I11Is and documents before the newlyweds sat off toge&h,r; • —Actlmg as toedmeder at the bridal table, and aulding the newly married coepb to get away at the ----- '41 1V Ao Man Has Many Functions - -. discussed several times as he lay tied against the bush with the Pillowcase over his, head. A Seminole County man spent six hours In terror shortl, after the kidnappers finally decided to leave, Spolskl said the mlckilght Thursday when he was surprised by a group of gunmen mWhen told deputies they untied him, drove him by truck to a nearby Mthe former OsceolaAjrg, tied to a tree and hold captive fence and released him. While the gunmen argued whether or not to kill him. "He told us they ordered him to climb over the fence and not to That's what Seminole County sheriff's deputies said the man turn around because they were all armed and watching him. told them today. When hedUmbed over the fence, he ran a short distance and fo Authorities believe the man inadvertently miged ofla ma jor himself ona roadway. Just colnci&nthuy, one ofowdeputys. drug smuggling operation at the old airstrip, now a county land- was riding by and spotted him. When the deputy drove over to fill, while he was unloading a garbage truck. Deputies declined to him, the man gave him the whole story," Spoiski said. Spoiski release the man's Identity for fear his life still is in danger. said the man Is married, but authorities don't know if he has any Thus for deputies have "rested allo man in children. connection with the bizarre incident and they are locking for as The man arrested In connection with the kidnapping, Marvin many as 10 more suspects, some of whom may be from South Haywood McAdams, 42, of Graham, N.C., has been charged with Florida and other states. two counts of kidnapping and kidnapping with false In)Joim Spolaki, spokesman with the sheriff's department, gave prisonment. this account of what authorities know so far about the Incident: Sgt. Ralph Salerno of the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart"The man, In his mld4wentles, told us he was dumping a meat and U. Ray Parker of truckload of garbage at the landfill when two men came up to him (DEA) arrested McAdams at the Drug Enforcement Agency about 9 p.m. Thursday at the and put a gun to his head," Spoiski said. Deltona Inn, Volusla County. He continued: "They told him If he kept his mouth shut and Law enforcement officials found McAdams after they conbehav1d himself, they WoUldill harm him. They tied him to a fiscated a truck that was to be used in the marijuana drop, Spolski Palmetto bush and put a Pillowcase over his head and told him to said. A license check made on the large truck that was found stay quiet. stuck In the mud on the airstrip led police to McAdams,Spolgj "From what we can tell, he figured there were about five or six said. men there that he knew of, but indicated he may have heard "I think It Is important to recognize that these people wer other different voices, so It could have been more than that. heavily armed," Spobki said. "Anyway, he told uswhile he was tied to the bush he heard the He said this contrasts sharply with drug smugglers prior to the men talking about a drop from an airplane, supposedly a large stricter, mandatory prison sentences for smuggling marijuana. marijuana drop. Apparently It never was, though, because the "Before they were willing to take a chance and that's it," man told ushe never heard a Plane engine. & told us that Spolskiuld. throughout the entire six hours or so that, he was tied to the bmh, "They'll kill ya in a minute," Parker added. he kept hearing the men argue among themselves on the The tighter controls of drug smuggling has caused dealers to prospects of killing him. He said he would hear one man say, use more sophisticated equipment to guard against getting 'LA's shoot him,' but another kidnapper say something like, 'No sought, Parker said. way, man, we're not getting Into a killing.'" "They are toting machine guns, night scanners, all types of Spoiski said that the prospects of shooting the man was doff," Parker said. "They have better equipment than we got." ., J : J/7 By SHARON CARRSCO and TOMGIO1WO 322.1S11 V Best - Intruder On Pot Drop Lives Night Of Trro er Thursday, May II, it" The Home Ceremony Newest Weddings -Trend Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents ' 'ThsrsaretwotiW.Fd 1116. to iii do book a iIljsh, , I, "Viod, Ed ft to glvg as ysarp.spIeiomst t eadd 1IIø then en what wed es IN the *.r-.-yii The book oadains more than 710 pbotograpiu ad 1$ charta. It "duds. section on (kideboro, once a separate black city that ., • • . •, • .1 Seard. Mrs. Wallace was hers and r*W in In" She graduated from Q'esrns Madomy ad the Apes Bssaty(-geefpI..i lbs c.nñiattad. edlieodaiyee,.is (!*ILlUMbIdit,rd_*g ii krd In mi -- ,'è.. 4,4 " -- .'; ., • 44 • . . kc-,s• _______________ ____ •• •?• , ('•[ • , •. 4iw- s' '- / :''--- / ALFREDA WALLACE - ...wrMlsg history local of blacks -- -a ...' . - .. - . -. - - -. • - -. - • . - ---- - :aJA — — • -' �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Friday, May 11, 1979 Investigation 0. $1 00,00"i0re Continues I ; MRLD IN B Unites States, China Alan Richard Zim, 77, of 1105 Lake Mary Drive, Altamonte Springs, was placed on an initial bond of $105 after deputies responded to the shoplifting call. He was arrested for stealing two barbecue chicken dinners valued at $1.89 from the Food World. DISTURBING THE PEACE Lura Williams, 45, of 622 Plum Lane, Altaznonte Springs, was arrested Wednesday for breach of peace and disorderly condat at MIlwee Middle School, according to Seminole County deputlq, examination could be completed as early as next week, Deputies say they responded to a call that a man was creating authorities saw disturbance on the school grounds and in the classrooms. Win CARBURGIARY John Green, 28, of 547 E. Alpine St., Altamonte Springs, told Williams refused to quiet down, he was arrested. He was placed A thief broke into the car of Raip Evans, 181 N. Cortez, Sanford, deputies the tires and rims were stolen sometime Tuesday night Oil an initial bond of $106. and tole a stereo tape player and acBradio sometime Thursday, and Wednesday. The property was valued at $500. RADIOSWITCH police said. A stereo radio valued at $300 was reported stolen from a car ip flT STOLEN Police said the thief gained entry through an unlocked door. The A 19 -inch black and white television set was stolen from the the Joe Creamons Chevrolet dealership. 3700 S. Orlando Drive, value of the stolen Items has not been determined, home of an Altamonte Springs man, according to Seminole Sanford police said. MOPEDS STOLEN Police said the thief replaced the AM-FM stereo radio witha Two mopeds valued at $800 were stolen from the garage of an County deputies. Mathew Thompson, 35, of 105 Ronnie Drive, Altamonte Springs, regular AM radio. The switch occurred sometime between April Altamonte Springs man, according toSemlnole County deputies. reported the incident Wednesday. 21 and May 7, police said. William Donovan, 34, of 1103 W. Clemson Drive, Altamonte BICYC STOLEN LE — STOLEN FURNITURE Springs, told deputies the vehicles were stolen sometime between A girl's bicycle was stolen while it was parked next to a shed in Approximately $500 worth of furniture was reported stojt~ 9a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. Entry was gained by unlocking Casselberry, according to Seminole county deputies. Monday when the man it was loaned to allegedly sold it to a used the rear door of the garage possibly with a penknife, deputies say. Judy Ramsey of Orlando said the 26-inch girl's Schwln bike was furniture store, according to Seminole County deputies. CASH STOLEN stolen sometime between Tuesday and Wednesda y from a shed Fred Lepper, 26, of 800 Diane Circle, Cassel berry, told deputies For the eighth time, someone stole petty cash from the vault of near 1380 Delaney Drive, Casselberry. No value of the bicycle was he loaned a green vinyl sofa and chair, three maple tables an the Forest Lake Academy bringing a total loss to more than given, dining set to a Casselberry man who allegedly sold the furnituiè p1,000, according to Seminole County deputies. STO TAPE RECORDER LEN to a used furniture store for money, Lapper said. David Swthyar, 32, of 506 San Marie Ave., Altamonte Springs, A tape recorder valued at $70 was stolen Tuesday from a Bible SPEAKERS TAKEN told deputies the vault at the academy was broken Into for the book store In Forest City, according to Seminole County deputies. Two car speakers were stolen sometime Monday or Tuesd4 time T eighth uesday night. Burglars stole an estimated $270 Burglars entered the Adventist Book Store at the Forest Lake from the home of a Sanford man, according to Seminole County during that time. Academy by removing the Jalousies from a soutiside window and deputies. Entry had been gained through the accounting office by use of a crawled in, de puties say. Ray Smith, 18, of 102 Oakland Ave., Sanford ,told deputies tI* screwdriver used to pry open windows or doors, deputies say. STEMS TV DINNERS speakers were beneath his television set in the living room. 1è TIRESSTOLEN MI Altamonte Springs man was arrested Wednesday for speakers were valued at $126. Three tires and rims were removed from a car parked at the shp Smith told deputies the burglars probably entered his hon* home of an Altamonte Springs man, according to Seminole Cassel rrywhen he allegedly stole two TV dinners from a be food store, according to Seminole County deputies. through the unlocked front door. Coimty deputies. - On aims Cl PEKING (UPI) Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps today signed a long-delayed agreement that calls on Peking to pay $80.5 million in claims on U.S. assets frozen in China, Mrs. Kreps and Chinese Finance Minister Mang Junfu signed the pact in a champagne breakfast ceremony in the Great Hall of the People minutes before she was sched uled to fly to Shanghai and then visit Guilin KweIlin - and Canton. China signed a dealto pay the United States $80.5 million of the $196.8 million in U.S. property held by the Chinese government since the Communists took pbwer in 1949. Israel's Army Criticized + TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — An Israeli watchdog agency has charged the nation's vaunted army is lacking in discipline and so badly disorgan ized that lives and armor were needlessly lost in last year's invasion of Lebanon. The report by the controller's office — released to Parliament on Wednesday and made public Thursday — shattered any Image of smooth efficiency and coor. dinatlon in the army, the nation's most respected in. stitution. The analysis of the March 1978 invasion into Lebanon paints a grim portrait ofan army so lacking in discipline j - ----------..... telligance information. *' - • .. • - ____ $ with placket front and one pocket. Solids in sizes S,M,L,XL. Men's casual socks. 10.99 0 Comfortable and casual, these tube socks are soft Orlon• acrylic/stretch nylon in solid colors. One size fits 10-13. HIS a great chance to stock-up! Polyester slacks in solids or fancy. Men's sizes Toddler polo shirt this morning at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, where University of Florida linebackers coach Joe Kines met with a group : of 50 Gator alumni. Flanking Kines on the left are John Dickey and Vernon Mize (left to right) and Ron D cus and Tom McDonald the right. The Gators don't get "going" until August, but the football coaches are already on the move See story Page 7A. _____ . 'w .'. . I. I '- ', " ' its ____ • SWAPO Murders Family TSUMEB, Namibia (UP!) — Security forces In armored cars and helicopters swarmed across the dense bush of np$ $$a today is 11101111116 W the ktlisti who bayonetted two white children and their grandmother. "This lathe worst incident I've seen In the Soutn wee, n,the army spokesman said. "And this military operation to search for the killers is the biggest we've had In three Agrotq of about 40 SWAPO guerrillas Wednesday struck the Isolated farm of Willem Roodt about 40 miles north of Tstzneh, a copper mining town in the north of Namibia, also known as South West Africa. Recluse Heads For U.S. FRANKFURT, West Germany (UP!) -. Pfc. Robert Petee, rested and in good spirits, left Germany by air today for the United States after an absence of 30 years. For 28 of those years, Petee said, he hid Out In his late fiancee's West Berlin apartment in fear of being arrested for desertin4 from his 6th Infantry Regiment outfit, The army Mill has not announced whether Petee will be tried after he is treated for a severe hernia at the Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington. Herald Phst. by - I - PEKING (UP!) China announced Friday it will relue100V1thmeseprjsonersof war at the r1e Pass and said It was ready to repatriate 1,500 more U Vietnam will release Chinese POWs. But Vice Foreign Minister Thong Xldong Qiwig 1i. twig said peace talks between the two countries have made no progress. Thong said about 100 of the aigwo,Jmnately 1,600 Viet'. namese capt ured in China's Feb. 17 to March 17 IncursIon into Vietnam will be offered tothe Vietnamese Red boss on May 19. - Judo e Ponders '1 1+.___L__ - a MAY 11 1171 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Max A. a Lynd Carter LJaJwisn Mary Alice Moe. We will Place a Kodak Phofo Center in your retail: store at NO COST TO YOU EVERI Make big profits: Kodak film, Prepaid processing mailers,:: flashes, and batteries without Investing one dime.: Sarvict provided by our local distributor. Locatlms: e.dsd immediately. For information call today,: 'n,nCan rum r-niciilng, toil free 1400-243.500. ext:: 208 4 hours. Patricia $ u rSa L. CIattaiw, Oslary F Fesmiro, Delary Loss K.s, Deftona Harold W. Swansen, Orare City SiSal, YWW Orae City Howard Nlgds., Orlindo DISC$A*515 .~ Special 774 . \c ' Train JUM pi Tracks bonanza. 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FrancS Ave., $a5, Fl.. 3777). class Pn5s Fold as sausm pçjg 3p7 sew. o.uve,, Week. 71esstsa MesS. 13.51: C ManSe. $11.15, Ysir By MolE: Week. Ucans: MuSS $3.11: C MsaISe. 15110: Yew ... Sizes 8.16 Misses' rompers. - - Ford Fi g h1' Now 5.49 to 6.49 2.53 Special 7.49 Women's dress — DETROIT (UP!) — Benson in 1975 to prevent his only son However, attorneys repreWhen that failed, he took Ford Jr., rebuffed In a bid for from controlling any of the senting Benson Jr.'s mother as steps to contest the will, they power at Ford Motor Co., is family's estate. the trustee of the estate argued said. waiting for a judge's ruling to They charged the lawyer, young Ford knew the contents Earlier, Benson Jr. was learn the fate of his fight for Pierre V. Heftier, also lulled of the will shortly after his soundly defeated by Ford control of a $7.5 million young Ford Into a "false sense father's death last summer and stockholders In a move to win inheritance, of security" about the terms of could have filed a challenge his father's seat on the board of Wayne County Probate Judge the will, resulting in Ford's prior to the probate hearing directors. He drew less than 1 Ira Kaufman heard final failure to meet a deadline for held Sept. 5, 1978. percentofmorethan41mjlln arguments Thursday in a challenging Its provisions. Instead, they argued, he tried votes. tIng called by the 29-year- The will put Benson Jr.'s to negotiate a settlement with — $MO ki. UP.I1 IS.— ..—'-.I .1 1.old California bachelor in an sham - ni the biha,4I,l#d. — VI VI attempt his late about $7.5 million In cash and share of the inheritance, about father's will, special Class B Ford Mock — $50 million worth of Ford stock. The judge indicated It may Into a triM controlled first by take weeks to reach a decision Benson Jr.'s mother and then on the cue. successively by his uncles — Benson Jr., nephew of au- Henry Ford U and William Clay totnotive magnate Henry Ford Ford — and the Ford Motor Co. II, contends the will he was Benson Jr. has charged wrongfully denied control of, Heftier "duped" his father, had thousands of of then in ill health and an family-owned stock placed in a alcoholic, into thanglng the will triM after his father's death by portraying = uu as a drug hist summer. user and high-roller who At a hearing that coincided strongly Influenced by his With the firm's annual Mock. California associates, hOlders meeting, yoimg Ford's He co,4enda his father meant MIAMI (UP!) — One car family for him to have the dock M attortloys accused f from a Florida East Coast lawyer of misleading Benson "follow hi his footsteps" as a Railway fmigM trail jumped Ford Sr. into changing the will director of the tracks at 12:10 a.m. today and was dragged for a half mile before pulling nine other cars the tracks with It. "ft tore up about 1,000 feet of i.R, rsdiigs: isadurWibs day. sadie.. t ii rail bed, too," said MIami Mores Police Sgt. Richard pste, 'wm' iews 0; mp at yeititdiy'i bigh duf( lbS then... Asker. "ft was carrying those 03; piggyback cars — sail4ractor hsns.Irte fN5iti1 31.13; aid . beers. trailers. The__ top of one of them tilithur MS perreit; SAWIDAV'STID ___ *1 WWO AW an wl•i,NEs*7 Deyte luck: bigh 1:1 the lumber It was carrying. It's Fer,cut: Partly cIndy ia., 9:31 pa., low 2:35 i,, ti raft quite a "is" tbteqk latirday. A slight 2:41 pa. No injuries were reported. chance if sftsri.ei sad Pint Cuiveral: bigh 1:41 •_____ ..a_&_ __w "U L., ; p. w a., i:u hike uppsrl.lear..d* pa. 14" IN lbs low 'ik w laypsnt: hIgh 2:41 a.a., 2:01 sbsIsrly ar.uM 11 apI pa., low 8:21 &1L, 9:17 pa. Weather CORRECTION (U$P$ 4111-20111 The pocketed polo shirt is polyester/cotton knit. Short sleeves, crew neck, and some great colors to choose from. Sizes S,M,L,XL. ?- bwtn.ii _____ _____ GUARULHOS, Brazil (UP!) — Hospital dficlals have announced that a 11-year-old girl gave birth to a two. headed baby girl lad week. Officials at Stella Marts Hospital said Thursday the baby was born late Sunday night end dad 45 hours late', They said the baby girl had two Pisadi and two -. ~"attached to one b*. ".4 Men's polo shirt. Cas.slbscry Orig. to 9.50 Sizes " was Two-H eaded Baby Dies jane Boys' jeans 1.99 2.19 +- • China Wants POW Swap + ester/cotton knit Special 4 for 1.99 Football In May was the subject of discussion OW 4 . $ Sport shirt. Men's short sleeve sport shirt is poly- - 0 Airport today, killing one and wounding two others, police said The sources said four gunmen hidden behind trees began firing at the Americans with long-range automatic rifles at about 730am (1230pm) EDT while they were waiting for a service bus to the airport me gunmen escaped In a Turkish-made white car Thomas Mosley, 2l, was shot near heart and died on the way to the hospital, a police report said Friday,, May 11, 1979—yol. 11, No. 227 Men's 'Best buy' slacks ON THE MOVE IffANBUL, Turkey(UPI) — Terrorists opened fire on a group of 22 U.S. servicemen at a motel near Istanbul Ewnlng Ilciuld 4l.99 a • a • ______ Terrorists Kill Soldier :- Golf shirt S showed a sloppy disregard of orders, lives and equipment wasted, armor poorly maintained, and Incomplete In. + Great Weekend Sav ing s a Sanford Plaza JCPenney Off!dals at the State Fire Marshal's office In Orlando said they are continuing their probe of a fire at the U.S. Time Company building at the Interstate 4 Industrial Park said to have caused $100,000 damage. fire broke out in the rear of the building Sunday morning, Seminole County firemen said. It was extinguished within 15 minutes and there were n.j Injuries. Following the blaze, samples from the burnt structure were today fl Friday, May 11, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. 50 pct. polyester 50 pct. cotton �N ATioN __ Evening Hellm I' 411.310) AVE., SANFbRD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3053fl-201 1 or 8319993 Friday, May 11, 1979-4A Around (USPS If you're planning to run In tomorrow's first annual Sanford 2-mile fun rim or the 10,000 meter marathon, you might be interested in the following: —The route will be marked by signs which have a white background and are printed with red lettering and arrows. If you pass 24th Street on the first stretch of the 10,000 meter run, you've missed your turn. —All runners are to use the road, not the sidewalk. The Sanford police will secure the Intersections, but If you haven't crossed the finish line by 10:30 am. (the marathon starts at S a.m.), you better move to the sidewalk. The race Is officially over at that time and the roads will be opened again to traffic. .00 N. FRENCH WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director LNW_J 75 cents; Month, $325; 6 Months, $16.50; Year, $.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Home Delivery: Week, The Clock Four-Year Term By GEOFFREY POUNDS —Aid stations containing water and Gatorade will be provided just prior to the 2 and 4 mile markers and at the finish of the marathon. —To help Identify the participants, Recreation Department Director James Jernigan Is asking runners to wear the Road Race shirts Issued for the event. —The awards ceremony will be held on the civic ceder patio at noon. The first four contestants In each age division will receive ribbons in the 10,000 meter run. The first 10 men and the first IC women finishers will receive ribbons In the prelimInary 2mile rim. —u you haven't entered yet, deadline Is 7:30 p.m. tonight at the civic center. IN BRIEF Sources handling the U. S. Department of Energy hotline in Washington, D.C., which monitors complaints from consumers who suspect gas station dealers of price gouging, say they have received two, calls from Seminole County. The DOE spokesman would not name the stations, but said both were not among the first wave of stations to be audited. The spokesman said stations with regular unleaded gas prices above 90 cents per gallon as of April 21 would be the first asked to produce documents justifying their prices. Both area stations, the spokesman said, had prices below the 90.cuit per gallon figure. The toll-free hotline number Is I00424-46. Oil Rig Collapses, 24 Injured, 12 Missing GALVESTON, Texas (UP!)— An oil rig with 20 workers llaursdsay night and authorities fea red 12 =men= trapped inside the mostly submerged platform. There also was a report some of the men were welding at the time and were immediately electrocuted. At least 24 were Injured In the collapse 12 miles south of Galveston. Coast Guard officials said "It would appear" the three4I mIssing 12 were trapped inside the platform, ater hen rescuers arrived. Divers were prepared to enter the submerged rig at daybeeak unless conditions were too hazardous. ___ Is Long Enough ANGLE-WALTERS President Carter's recent endorsement of a single six-year term for U.S. presidents seemed more of a wistful wish of the moment than a carefully crafted policy that he will press upon Congress and the American people. He betrayed his subjective motivation in putting forward this idea by saying the media and others would not ascribe re-election motives to his policies if he didn't have to seek re-election. Although Mr. Carter Is the first president within memory to advocate a single six-year term, we suspect most occupants of the White House, with the notable exception of Franklin Roosevelt, coming into their fourth year and facing the tumult ;of another campaign, would be amenable to a long, single term in office. In view of the mostly negative reaction to his trial balloon, Mr. Carter is wise not to waste much effort on it. It seems obvious that the nation's historical experience has resulted in the broadest sort of citizen support in this country for electing resldents every four years. There Is, accordingly, an instinctive national opposition to change and experimentation with the institution of the presidency. The altogether convincing lesson of U.S. history Is that the Founding Fathers knew what they were about when they provided for a presidential election every four years. The chief executive Is thereby made more answerable to the people and the term of an incompetent president or one unsuited for his times is limited to four years. Equally important, the system has assured reelection to those gifted presidents whose leadership justified it. Mr. Carter is said to cherish Harry Truman's little desk sign, "The Buck Stops Here." He ought also to accept another of Mr. Truman's pithy philosophies on the "If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen." VIEWPOINT N Whistle Blowers, Beware! 1 A 4 __ O A ~~~ ' ' , WASHINGTON (NBA)— The Carter administration once again is attempting to throttle "whistle-blowers," the conscience-stricken government employees who risk their careers by exposing wrongdoing within federal departmeats and agencies. The need to protect courageous dissenters who reveal illegal or unethical practices on the part olother government workers Is one of countless issues where President Carter's rhetoric has far surpassed his commitment. During the 1V76 presidential campaign, Carter repeatedly promised: "I Intend to seek strong legislation to protect our federal employees from harassme nt and dismissal if they find out and report waste or dishonesty by their superiors or others." But In 1V7S, when the president unveiled his plan for a comprehensive overhaul of the government's civil service system, the provisions for whistle-blower protection were pathetically weak and riddled with loopholes. By DON GRAFF 4 There are any number of ways of knowing that a presidential election year Is almost upon â without going to the bother of ,checking calenda r. Harold Stationannounces his CandldaC)j Democratic hopefuls commence to Cut 00 other up with glee and In public; Republicans; with some embarrassment and ilihing ths could do it In a hit more privacy. And complaints about the first presidential primary, New Rarnphlre's begin to be heard hi the land. What's wrong with the New Hampshire . I' _____ ___ 1 ) always ____ 1" ___ ___ ___ ___ Plenty. It comes too soon. The cernpalgnln4 drags on too long and turns serious politics Into * media event (there's a difference these days?) __ It draws too many publicltyieetiiig candidats British bird watch.rg and generates too much publicity for the wrong PTSOfl simply because It is first. It Ikew presidential handicapping at the very outset by Overriding objections from the White House, setting up one sPaxaley populated Northeast Congress substantially strengthened those state as a national political barometer. It LIGHTER SIDE provisions before transforming Carter's shouldn't happen. proposal Into law, That effort was led by Sen. As the august WashIngton Post mused In an Abraham A. Ribicoff, pp hfor ris editorially laid-back moment recently: "Whet g. K. Udall. D-Arlz. a New Hampshire primary The now law Includes impodant gmantees to nobody came? prevent supervisors from retaliating against Fat chance. The closed New Hampshire haij whistle-blowers through arbitrary reductions In Come in recent times to anything resemblint grade or pay, lengthy suspensions or removal By DICK WEST from one mailing lid to another has always been such neglect was In 1964 when there were no: from assigned duties. WASHINGTON (UP!) Some time beck, I f or me one of life's deeper mysteries, Con)Mdetes on the ocrMlc ballot. £ven se s a cs aba a 4 en whe rsost 27$ pas to the Burm.I Thgl&and the way Lyu4n J' ,. : obM ssdy 1101 4 socks disappear In the wishing machine. Initiated, the employee has the right to a month's pliCiS Of unsoliciteddirect mall In six months thoroughly publicized contest. Since mod direct mail nowadays Is cornadvance written notice of the charges, at least a and forwarded it all to his congressman. The popular conception Of the New Hampshire: I now have at hand a letter from Foster week to offer a response, assistance from an puterized, I have a theory that the name ex- primary as 1) a political tag match swarming attorney or other representative and, in some Parents Plan, one of the 134 private changing takes place Inside data processing with contenders and 2) a -killer of giants Is : organizations that posted the mall. It Is con- equipment. cases, a full hearing on the charges. fairly recont origin. The first is a carryover hm' corned that some people might have gotten the aing It probably Is nothing uncommon for several the 1972 and 1976 primaries, in each of which five. Now, however, those reforms are b direct malls to rent time on the same computer. major and less so Democratic nns fought lt threatened by the Office of Personnel IinpreaslOt) that It sells Its mailing lists, "...Foster Parents Plan In which case, several mailing lists might be out. The latter has never nor will It Management (OPM), one of two new agencies is a aemnImyth dating from 1*: for any stored on the same magnetic memory disc. created to replace the civil Service Commission ever divulge the names of its donors when Sen. Eugene McCarthycame close but dit Remember from your science lessons how not defeat President Lyndon Johoson, himself: under the Carter-Initiated reorganization of purpose whatsoever," the letter says. mo lecules In a magnetic field leap from one federal personnel practices. In passing along this disclaimer, I might note a declared candidate bisi a write-In. That: that in some Instances the names on an substance to another? Well, it Is my theory that vote revealed the strength of the Vl14nan Isius: OPM regulations now being drafted to when computerized mailing lists are in close and exposed John on's vulnerability, plenent the law give supervisors a virtual Wank organization's mailing lid and the names of its proximity, it did not s the names hop back and forth In create then. It nei hast. check to harass whistle-blowers by merely In-- donors are not necessarily the same. '1 wits: The postman frequently brings me fund p. much the same fashion. draw'J, which succeeding primaries under any:. yoking one of numerous exemptions. Among peals from charitable or civic-minded orSeveral people have pointed out to me that thecircumstances would have c,u.d. them: New Hampshire attracts so much attention -me requirement for prior wdttm i:L'u4j can ganliatlons to which I have never made a con- Direct Mall Marketing Association maintains a service through which one may have one's name and criticism primarily because It Is first, and be Ignored in a case Of job suspension if the tTlbIdiofl. empioyes's continued work 'maybe detrimental How my name got on their mallhig lists I removed from mailing lists. I would never do the strenuous effort the date mak.s to m,lntajn anything ilk. that. that distinction Ii about the only, Of the ev.nt'. to the Interests Of the aovenvnesd" —a broad cannot say with certainty. But coincidentally, I In this fasthanglng world, mailing lists many exceeses that can be laid to lbs turn. Of; phraai dened nowhere in the law or began hearing from them a few years ago not reguiations long after I ordered two pairs of slacks from a provide is sense of continuity that I find coznfor- New Hampshire Itasif. Beyond that, the oh. flag. jections are really to the entire procees Of) -Neither advance notice noran opportunity to mall order clothing outlet In New Jersey. It may be axiomatic in the direct mall business reply are required for "furlough without due Each day when the mail Is delivered to the electing a president, America 11yli1 and to an tent are justified. to unforeseeable circumstances" another that a person who buys his pants through a congressional press galleries, I notice envelopes There Is too much h mpah)e coupon Is a good bet to respond addressed to reporters who changed jobs, retired The primaries are and undefined reference. -11w lawyer or other reimddlve selected favorably to postal fund-raising solicitations. I or passed away 10 or 15 years ago. for the cwist.s. and, wores, the to aid an accused employee cm be simmiarily don't know about that. ftpleaaesmetothinkthatloagafterlam gone exhau ypes who hovel. cover t end con- It Nor am I in any way implying that the pants I, too, will go on receiving congressional press disqualified If he or she Is "an employee who ..qu do most Of the crMlisbig. Is cannot be released, from his or her ofk4al ds people may have sold my name to the f und- releases. B ut they do Qirfurm a faction. The United: gr' falthg outftg. because of y For some of us, junk mail Is our only shot at Of States Is a cos'thtintai nation of widely diverse The process by which names seem to spread earthly immortaitty. conditions and idoreds. ______ __ — American buffeted by Inflation, soaring energy costs, an internatlonal trade deficit and daily news of the dollar's sag on world money markets will be relieved, If not surprised, to learn Must they still enjoy the highest standard of living of any major Industrial nation. According to data gathered by a team of economists from the University of Pennsylvania, per capita consumption of goods and services in the United States far exceeds that In Franc., Wist Germany, Great Britain, Japan and Italy. Our nearest competitors In consumption, the French, consume at a rate only R percent of that for Americana. But It Is also true that the gap between American living standards and those of other industrial states Is closing. And, lest we be tempted to complacency, the UP economists have put their collective finger on a potential Achilles' heel of the American economy: capital formation. Th* level of c'pltul formation is closely tied to economic growth and the maintenance of prosperity. Wed Germany, Japan and France all exceed the United States In per capita levels of capital formation. Thus, It is possible to predict that the standard of living In West Germany-currently 66 percent of that in the United Stat.. may exceed this country's within 20 years because Wem Germany's levelof capital formation Is 134 percent of the U. & leveL Maybe that's why we never hear German polilkiane scream about "excess" profits. — Pleas e Write letters =W be ilped, with a mWft ad'ess a, H pselilde, a tolophen innsabor se the k't*ffl) of the wiMer essy be verified. The E,saiig Herald we respect the wss .1 wrIters wb. do 214 weal their isuis in The £v.eiig Herald ale. reserve, the rlg$ in sit letters I. ,' -t, libel or Is estem in upoce u,J. i•iiin LOS ANGELES (UP!)— Investigators have found evidence Including a gun case, ammunition and corroborative testimony adding credibility to a reported plot to assassinate President Carter, originally dismissed as a tale spun by a drunk. FBI agents said Thursday they found support for the story told by Raymond Lee Harvey, who was arrested by the Secret Service when he was found carrying a darter --near the presided. ...... Harvey, 35, claimed he was supposed to fire the barmuss starter pistol into the ground during an appearance by Carter in Lea Angeles lad weekend, creating a "diversion" for the real assassins to shoot the president. , , . BERRY'S WORLD • .. But on, thing is already clear. U tM Harn11 ares, or y other 'eniiuunllj near a nuclear powerpI hid been .ipeeed to a Mihiowu n'j,ar dander, it would have mend ftctal ride for tho.ipde Of Act of 1167 ads at $60 op*uMIea limit fur pufl4 b. A law requires the luselm by A-1 all avauain In. to suraic. coverage, lndivIdul homeowners csot buy any nv'eer imurancs to iupp'tmv4 the INS milhI' '""provided by lbs 1167 . act. Here's bow this Inequitable Insurance coi_:::'n 'u1; have wished sat in the lb... Mile '''elation, accerdeg to an 111111111,11M at* prepared by the Federal r: 11111111 - es-A at .w. r'ti in eed to 5ue a ' 110,110 1Wge. south be rdiud aviregs of 00,110 psr.wdly to HIS in., A,In a d''Mtd - 0,610 in 4Sffi-a.z aid penmol proputylesa let each fly, $U h1 IS VII b'U. the 1MM -lea I. $SU Wie ______ *dyasd - wuldbe evacuated and no medical eses or iuga ___ ____ ____ . ___ ___ = --.- 6$i "GET YOUR PROGRAM HERE ... VA CAN'T TELL THE A VA TOLLAHS WITHOUT A PRO. GRAM..." —_ • - ___ Aing a lies arnie dander, the federaj sotavine 'tM,d a "moderate" loss at b1IQU. k lbs scenuls, the re1-ts would get .boat7 aid oseal( cents for each dollar Of loss, Ci $5,110 for tIr -ne, its co"t,, ati ____ q,, In edition, federal study notes: Under the Price -Anderson Act,"an absolute limit for filing claims of 20 years applies. Cancer in. cidence which develops beyond 20 years Is not covered." ft's not as If the pathetic Inadequacy of nuclear-accident Insurance tan 't been known to goviromust cicals md Courses. Study after study has shown that petudlal property demogs would be well up In thsblWensof dollars. Even before pompOf PrIce-Anderson, a 1107 AI,IgC , M 'shin urlesr ac. 1mm pews later, another gsverams* repelled haflgursdpwher.fnm$17b11Mm LAmore to$1S deraletady ___ _ - * of $14 MIM, lb.II YSVI O, U imiseacs try task etrsplii4id it wuticbscsly feasible low app '1bOmIOwae'. Inawace pooL" Howieli lbs eqsrtj aaa thi __ ____ . CLEVELAND (UP!)— The death of the redoubtable Cyrus S. Eaton, millionaire Industrialist and tireless I. worker for world peace, who once said he was determined tolivetobel00,marked one of the few goals he failed to 0. achieve in the course of his remarkable career. He was 95. ' Eaton, who arrived In Cleveland 78 years ago with $10 and rose to become one of the world's richest and most Infl uential men, died at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday in his suburban Northfield estate, it was disclosed Thursday. He was a passionate advocate of detente with the Soviet Union and was one of the early thinkers behind the development Of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks. 1 ' Students Accidently Poisoned SIJMITON, Ala. (UPI)— Twelve Junior high school students were accidently poisoned Thursday when a siTt)igrader passed out tablets of potassium hydroxide thinking they were candy. Harvey Sanford, principal of Sisulton Junior High School, said an eighth-grade student found the tablets in a storage room and gave some to a sixth-grader, who in turn handed them out to friends. Sanford said the stunts who swallowed the pills complained of a burning sensation. Four of the students were admitted to area hospitals and the other eight were treated and released. - ____ i . move necaus., among ot er reasons,, It "would in effect reduce" the amount of coverage that could be "purchased by a facility owner." h Evacuation Plans Mandated I possible targat tsr bsdgat.ctgthtg in upcoming Medicare 11900, , .,ova though the Congressional Budget cmos says the savla ___ But the insurance purchased by a facility At first HOist lobbIed SeaMs piaa, owner would likely be used, to over his own conklios r. Of lbs losses first, me system appears to bedsIgnid, ar .ats "Pd law. He then 'I4 oft with a imi therefore, more to protect the Industry titan bIth Would ifl Mites to determias rem homsowner. bursawd ratN 4 procedures withad BAILOUT: Freifaan Sen. DaM OVlilI Boreo,DOkla.,lsquletly trying toweakeoa key MT1 I: 1 PIN" Anww IliOfl In the Social Security pid to 81dM 5 thliittng Wade111111Of bidter the elderly from unscrupulous nursing Saudi Arabis, cam. no aurprinsto U.S. in home operators. Coincidentally, he received telligence analysts. (lesifled litsiligeacs $11450 in campaign contributions from nursing ripoda reveal lbs Sadat bs a habit 111 home owners In his last year. bindthatfe H. Ms fre"gly r1re that states reimburse ber a1s in priests sa So far, the Sass havá't hi.. Ifttai 4 nursing horn., under Medicaid on a cod.eelMid heals; that Is, the Mites pay for the services the feided to wlthè's, th fc4a5 apsst. Ii mniq homes actully provided, U cvpoisd to a they liwuid do so, lbs Thull.d "a preabi flit fee. WwAd beck with the mlmari4sa..ir WASHINGTON (UP!)- More than half the existing "nuclear power plaids in the United States could be abut F4 down Udate fail toabldsbyth term ofa big ae,g to the Senate floor. 91 The Environment and Public Works Co'nmltt., which 3, has jsiadicThm over nuclear power, put lbs shutdown W provision Thursday In a $373 mIflli Nuclear Regulatory 'ri1idcn budget bill ad to the floor. - me m.s.we, approved 1-4, would requIre the NRC to reject new pI'* and shut down .zMIng ones In Mites it that fall to come up with acceptable emergency evim piano. - - H•alfh Fanatics Starved Kids .-- The law took 40sd in in " Soma w vss'r"ons uncovered wl1'preid ohm Of on s.&. t in m.t. For sU*, bsie operators would get $I'e-y flat foe per patlat, even though the homes' *tlreml(tdb,aslittleas$aday.me proprietor woudd pochetthe diffuraics. ,, ad g opar, sp't,d that the ass syateni Is costly ad bde-i" b.csas Of the "itailel ceØ repouts they aid is. The doff Of lbs Senate Finance (iimi*tee has hç,,i the regnhalirl u a ___ __ ___ IZUING SALT: Ths White up for a hir.as c—p ii . a.4cWed bold-America ar bewi In atic We. So SALT, tithe diii in IIIChItL lb. Us. vi hi scka.. aid it.. IS 111111111111111111.69 trsat in lbs bed Peschl. the aid MooftthS'bh$i•t. of WWd Aditinlatration wlII4t diØiye* @$ft SALT t lbs PIN* ___ __ - __ is Millionaire Eaton Dead 'At 95 11 1 ___ • - Financial, Health Ruin Loom At NUKES. --___ j - ___ - . . --•' - •• I . .1 • J -P ' II' I . $ e!~116 !311 . r- ,_1I?'~, -, F $ !A!A!1! 1d 3 TOTAL SALE & that ndl — M C. GALLON S . - A L L C) N S [ — - P9K t.Al piliCt ,.LH .A( L 'a. TALLAHASSEE, Fin. i UN) got 84 mpg (luring a test run Michael Shetley has such a Shetley said he's been offered fine sense of timing he showed as much as $100 million by up at the capitol in a car he foreign investors to kecp his car claims gets 84 miles per gallon off the U.S. market, and also just a few hours after state claims to have received offers Energy Director Carlos Warren from the oil companies. told lawmakers to expect a gas "But it's not for sale at shortage. anytime," Shelley said, before Shetley, of Oak 11111, spent a hopping in the car with Brown lot of his time Th ursday an- and Reps. Dick Batchelor, I)swering questions, but took a Orlando, and Bill Conway, Ii)few minutes to chauffer House 11011)'Hill. Speaker Hyatt Brown and several other lawmakers around town in his miracle machine. — TOTAL 'ALE il Wa 'lo te,, ()P £ '4 I -- •..' Shetley plans to start filling the 10,000 orders he's received for the car sometime next year. He said the specially equipped compact — fashioned with a Capri body — will cost you $8,000. It will probably make win a millionaire. BOY NTON LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT PH. 831-3447 S.R. 427 & Hwy. 434 - 1 LONG WOOD ______ D!GULAR NO i —1 _ The miracle, Shetley said, is inside the ordinary looking vehicle. The transmission and gear box are special, anti there is a sophisticated diesel motor and fuel metering system under the hood. SAVE" $3OO When the car is tinely tuned like it was on a recent trip to Washington — Shetley claims it gets 74 mpg. Once on a flat stretch of Florida highway it iIIIIb — Locally, Sanford station's sign evidence of gas problem — vague, imprecise s an..aa.. __.IS wiwmriuiw-ms experts are Mill WU UI UWU1TIU. The average family, losing a total of arguing over the long.raigs health Wets of the llwee Mile lliwdnoclsar.ccldsnt,uidftwfflbe $97,500,would get jug $U47 out Of the $560 Prov millia—on kitty. Ths would amount to Just over 3 ar before their sducat.d g Of p. or . I ,,-. But, — — ____ I Gas Shortage Predicted Carter Death Plot Confirmed pay JACK AND ERSON •1 ts 14 — . The Senate had approved the plan the day before on a 58-39 vote, Neither the White House nor congressional leaders had any Immediate prediction about what might happen next. Congress could try to write a plan of Its own, the president could submit another approach to the rationing idea, or the administration could draw up an altogether new energy conservation program. BEDFORD HILLS, N. Y. (UP!)— Police launched a massive hunt today for the gunmen who ransacked two mansions and shot four people to death, Including a former U.S. undersecretary of Mate and the son of a prominent Wall Street stockbroker. "These are the mod bizarre murders I've worked on In h more than 20 years," said acting Westchester County District Attorney Thomas Facelle. The bodies of Dr. Charles Frankel, 62, assistant ' secretary of date in the administration of President Lyndon Johnson, and his 61-year-old wife, Helen, 61, were found about 4:45 p.m. Eight hours earlier, the bodies of Christopher Sperry, the 21-year-old son of stockbroker Corydon Sperry, and Nettle McCormick, 82, w who worked for the family for i. more than 50 years, were found in the Sperry mansion. -.— ____ The House voted, 2-159, late Thursday against the proposal for a coupon-type rationing plan similar to that of World War II, for use in a severe shortage such as would occur in a war or oil embargo. C. __ — Only one aspect of Carter's original three-pronged plan sur- gasoline allotment seemed to change every time the adininisvived: before the rationing vote, the House approved the idea of tration discussed the matter. compelling non-residential buildings to keep their thermostats set Carter changed the plan twice for the Senate Wednesday, and at 80 or higher in the summer and 65 or colder in the winter, sent separate assurances of protection of priority for farmers, That had already been okayed by the Senate, so It remains only producers of energy, and others for Carter to set a date for it to become effective. Rep. John Brademas, Dlnd., an assistant Democratic leader in Congress earlier had defeated the third part — weekend the House, said many members apparently felt the public would closings of gasoline stations. think they were voting to actuall y implement gas rationing rather "The administration totally overplayed its hand, with all those than just approve emergency authority. changes at the last minute," said Rep. Dave Stockman, R-Mich., an opposition leader, after the House vote. "By the time we got Under the plan, when gasoline fell 20 percent or more short of through, there was no credibility left for the administration or its demand and rationing were invoked, drivers would be issued plan." coupons for each of their cars — up to a limit of three cars per Stockman and others in the House debate complained the household. The coupons — plus the cash price of the fuel — co statistics as to which states would get which proportion of be redeemed for gasoline at service stations. — Police Hunt Mass Murderers Junk Mail Lives On __ WASHINGTON (UP!) When President Carter's standby gasoline rationing program died ignominiously on a House roll call, one congressman said the strategy that won for Carter In the Senate failed In the House. 91. — , ut U.S. Still falie"'s B Rationing Plan Sputters To A Halt WASHINGTON (UPI)— The United States and the Soviet Union today prepared a joint announcement of a June 15 summit meeting for signing of the SALT II agreement In Vienna, Austria. Officials said the two governments would make the formal announcement simultaneously in Washington and Moscow. Presidents Carter and Leonid Brezhnev expect to hold about three days of meetings around the ceremony of Putting their signatures to the second formal Strategic Arms Limitation Agreement, officials said. f Friday, May 11,1979—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SALT Signing In Vienna And Why Not New H ampshire ? c —1 NEW YORK (UPI)- A middle-aged osupk authorities called "health food fatki" Ms been charged with it j darning their two Wail ss. to '4,lil'. Edward and &idt. Halper wire indicted en charges Of . mg_ and criminally a,g!g-4 hemsed, 7hor. adsy following an kitedigatio ims the death of 11-monthold Darwin Hslpor cui'Ma'th It 1070, ad 4moat6.old ,i Arthur Ilalpor a Sept. 10,1070. n,, AspohesnaiforQii Didrim NtesnsyJoha Sat. qtsxl said the couple "fed lbs hide a did Of oegWaUy al:VowU fruit, vegetables and pla'ts. WdEft a typo Of aeiilab seaweed that looked like rubber c"s she. it was Wiled-" , - j SI- - Spend Or Give Back Surplus'.) TALLAHASSEE, Fix. (UPI) The big Issue In the Intenslfylng legislative budget fight is simple. Do you spend most of the $00 million state surplus or give it back to Floridians In tax relief. The Senate Ways and Means Committee approved Thursday a massive two-year budget earmarking $516 million for homeowners tax relief and providing only modest increase In program funding. Gov. Bob Graham generally supports the Plan. The House Appropriations Committee Ignored the possibility of a gubernatorial ____n_ — _•SI,__ S £ only tIee hours to do Its work with the leadership fighting off major changes to the budget worked out by subcommittees over the last month, figuring it leaves them in a good position to bargain with the Senate, Graham demanded Wednesday that House leaders reduce spending and raise tax relief. The Morgan committee did the exact opposite. It took $8 million of the $193 million reserved for tax relief and appropriated It for migrant housing construction and an endowment fund at New Callege In Sarasota, and dipped Into the working capital emergency f und for $17 -mi lion to . l -- $61 million to the Senate spending plan, but stayed within the spending ceilings laid down by Graham. The House Is way over Graham's ceilings. One of the first things the ways and means committee did was trim the faculty pay package to overcome the only major objection Graham had to the Senate budget. Faculty will get an average 7 percent raise next year, Instead of the Supreme Court Hears Coptics Argue For Pot TALLAHAEE, Fla, (UP!) Frederick Barad sided with the "We are not asking the court — The Ethiopia Zion Coidic city, enjoined the Copies from to condone the use of marlJim.. Church says it has a cosatitu- holding services at the house na," Ferrell said. "We have a lionel rWt to in. marijuana as and ordered them to stop select group of people here who a sacrament. Miami Beach smoking pot when they pray. live a highly rigorous life. Their oc4aIa say that Init the point belief (that marijuana Is a Jacquelyn Town,owner of the sacrament) Is sincerely prg because zoning laws held." at H.,. M wag ur awn s — mwm. hina •iwl chur ch, appealed, arguing Star Island residents, who Both sides dehet.d before the Suprem e Court Barad's order was unconstltu. complained a bo ut day-long tlooally vague and violated the chanting and people constantly Thu delede darted 00 establishment clause Of the coming and going, might say too rigorous, Dade County ani Beach officials wont t. First Amendment. Assistant State Attorney court earlier thiS ).w seug Milton Ferrell Jr., Bayard Heath said. an Injunction barring ti; W attorney, tried to avoid Captics from unkig shorn. on marijuana issue saying "it's a Heath state's irdered as a w. .,...I.It. ,i,..,iWV lii" ...aJ.n4.... IIU1W will not discuss the marijuana "severely outweigin the Inter. While the 'M'tlai lsil fight imue.tv eats of the Ethiopian Zion wa over =ft laws, the cots Coptic Church." Issue w wbsber the First The justices, however, 'whnid permits lbs Cap. wanted to talk about marijuana Theodore Klein, a special tins to marijuana - or aidWerapo edfortakliug counsel to the city of Milo, $jat as they call it as him conipletely away from his Beach, said the reel p1j part Of their f211110101111asrvicss, prepared statement became of whether officials had the right Dads Coidy Qrcuit Judge their qu.4k,ti. to zone property. '—u — iYI15) lMI :'l O1ardsn 'rvactOvs . with selected attachments. , irfli'1?ry1. only has $270 million for critical Graham's budget released two primary road construction months ago are pretty much the work, while the Senate nibsame In total, close to $14.2 cates only $155 million. billion. There are drastic differences In their makeup, ilie Senate plan increases however. For one thing, the welfare payments and expands governor set aside $800 million Medicare to cover dentures, for tax relief, although he now hearing aids and eyeglasses, says the Senate figure Is ac- while the House budget does ceptable. not. your participating Avins dial., will save you on lb.' pucch,sse of ,n $300 Arit'ns Gavdtn T,,ctor '' selected ,-,ttacliment Act now and sa v e Offer good Only while SUpply lasts - — yew, auwng mimon hO a loan the University University of Florida's Fl proposed 10, and 6 percent the proposal Graham already had Shands Teaching Hospital. following year. branded as Inflationary, then The ways and means cornMorgan's committee approving It. The panel set mittee also agreed to loandefeated 2011 a move by Rep. aside only $110 million for tax Shards the $17 million — for Steve Pajcic, D-Jacksonville, to relief and pumped hundreds of expansion and rennovatlon put $19.6 million Into the Millions of new money Into work considered crucial if the Department of Health and education and roads. Gainesville hospital is to keep Rehabilitative Services apThe House plan hits the floor its accreditation — over the proprlatlon to hike welfare Wednesday, the Senate plan, objections of chairman Jack payments $34 a month to $230 Thursday. A joint conference Gordon, DMIamI Beach, who for a family of four. The welfare committee will be called In opposes depleting the reserve Increase Is In the Senate later this month to reach for any reason and also believes budget. middle ground between the two the loan Is Illegal. The Senate budget totals $15.5 conflicting proposals. The actual Ion in both bills fs billion. The figure is misAppropriations Chairman $40 million with the hospital leading, however, because It Herb Morgan's panel needed getting another $23 million in Includes over $1 billion in so- -A on Ariens the neat btnantuin. s, comn csUd "flow tbrouh'.. tdçat Tht Uouse hw1et Ma over mittee also approved $9 million funds funneled to cities and $UX) million more for public for Tampa General Hospital, counties which aren't included schools than the Senate, $1 teaching clinic for the in the house and governor's million more for community UnlverIty of South Florida. budgets. colleges and $30 million more The committee added about for universities. ilie Ilouse plan The House plan and &ach and touch out someone tonight. -- - - ' -- .. 111 ,`. - I I •- p,K 11 '_, .--' 1.40— i' N* .,.;: ,*"' r~C i .I. .[1.:1 ' 2 7ous tax . *5 $ ' FDr aten fl%1flh1 ALU 'ri t i nat-s the most you pay for a ten VI - - minute call dialed direct* after 5 p.m. p from Florida tr n:rst, I Y tJLl I,spSa Le (except - ,, Hawaii and Alaska). nna rates are even - ', - -- - ' LL 5 Call ton*ht. 10 minuses from anywhere in Florida, Dialed diret after 5PM. Cluo $244" Denver $244" Los Angeles $237" lower when you dial direct between 11 p.m. and 8 a.m. Long distance: it's still Atlanta one of the bargains around NcwYoek Reach out tonight with long distance, It's a lot of love for the money. biggest $131" $244" "'i' . • i , 1. ~ 1 : ' G sw#wn ew " 1)irrct421(ithnui an iiç'eran'f' .is.sug,e) tact-. apply on all i4ls stiihm ihc 1,1 S L)itrct-di.al r.iIc Jo tux nulni't r to apply 10 tflt)fl't0i'rts(*s. (('10, ht*d'goc.t, rcJit ard. ct1kct ..all,. all c }utlt\I to .IIk lime and h,argc alk Fsir di,i'ttd,al fJtes 0' AisI .anJ Itiv til. hk your �6A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, F). Friday, May n i7 CALENDAR FRIDAY, MAY 11 THE FLAG Apartments clubhouse, Altamonte Springs. . Florida History Clan 11 a.m., Zoo Pavilion, followed by zoo visit. Bring covered dish. Belles and Beaus Dance, 9 p.m. to midnight, Maitland Civic Center, for singles, divorced and widows over 18. Live Band. Longwood Community Garage Sale and Bazaar sponsored by Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, Longwood Civic League and Christ Episcopal Church, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Longwood Hl$orlc District Food. through Sunday. Lunch and fashions to benefit Humane Society of Seminole County, noon, Jerry's Sanford Airport. Tickets at 2001 E. 20th St., Sanford or The Village Shop, Sanford Plaza. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Rebuilders Singles (VOT 21), covered dish supper, 7:30 p.m., Friendship Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs. The Eagles CE Club, 8 pin., Sanford Chamber of Commerce Orange Blossom Chapter National Federation of the Blind, 3 p.m., Apt. B, Twin Lakes Apti. Monroe Avenue, Maitland. SUNDAY, MAY 12 : Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shall=, °rovldence and Elkcarn Boulevard, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Hallway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. MONDAY, May 14 Monday Moriers 'lonstrnassers Club, Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Udheran Church; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 71, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altamsste.8.gth Seminole Jaycees Board, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop. Sanford Al-Anon, 8p.m., First Methodist Church. Deltoni Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lakeview Middle School Advisory Committee, 7:30 P.M., at school. Tuesday, May 11 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, bag lunch, Civic Center,. Program by Seminole Community College speakers, 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MAY11 Woman's Club of Saford, 1 p.m., clubhouse. Bridge and picnic, Osinado Dii 7v: Club 1bu and, I I4VaPCnd bbeencetáios, 111m., ltstleasl 04' Armory, Feencreek Avenue, Orlando. Call 2774108; breed classes all 8944508. Epsilon Sigma Omicron, Woman's Club of Sanford, 10 am., home of Estelle Davis. Canelberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 200 . • American Flags wet presented by Eva Wynn., (right) Americanism chairman of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux. liary 10108 of Sanford4 Seminole County He start for use in centers 1 Oviedo, Midway, Booker. town and Sanford. Ac. cepting the flags were (from left) Nat Bentley, Anna Maria Newton, 5, and Cornelius Cotton4. Herald Photo by I Torn Vlncssft : : ; Oviedo Rotary, 7:20 a.m., The Town House. Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Soulerd OptImist, noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford Seresaderl Senior Citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Overeaters Ansuymoou, 7:30 p.m., Sari Altamonte Ma Air Force Sgts. Asia. AtiIli*ry, 8 p.m., McCoy Family Club. Sanford Roland Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. THURSDAYS MAY 17 Air Farce Sergeants Au.clatles Division 5 Convention, International Inn, Orlando. Through May 30. For Information or reservations call Bob Harrington, 189494$. Eac.re Opera proueats The Merry WIdow," $ p.m., Made Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Path. 11rou Saturday. NART.AARP, noon, bag lunch, Sanford Civic Center. FRIDAY, MAY 1$ GED Program graduatIon, 7:30 p.m., 5CC Fine Arts Buildii Open to public. SATURDAY. MAY11 Thu IXbst, S am. to pm., parking lot of St. Augustine Church, 3 Smoul Delve, Cnsinrry. Proceeds to churdi building fund. Food and drink. Seder athàIptoiceUponASlng. for 'Sosnslol Music," leaves Sanford CMc'Cemter, 11 am. Pick up at Leeds, Cas..lberry, 11:30 a.m., Bourn 5 p.m. Pink Elephant Potpourri,9 a.m. to 4 p.m., MIthd Civic Center. Azaleas to Zebras, entertainment and refrethment& Admission free. Malleal Ru for Ii. Dsy, UnIv.rsky of Central Florida. Registration 7 am., clinic, S am., run, $ am., American Heart Asen. benefit. Fmy forms at Bwo Bank or public school SUNDAY, MAY N Knees. Opera presents "The Merry Widow," 2 p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, WImer Park. X 4. r ' J Plus hoI eak I. 1111111111ft United Cerebral Palsy adpr*7$am.be$p.m., Ma4 Flea Market, $wsy 1141 T. dab im =11 3*1042. 6 ' WW4UY,MSI$ WhIts =111010111 nk ad , *emand by r n, 11 __ Urds. cunwra. Piiceeds to Cbhty. •. • ______ ' • '.J.• • _____ . --'• _______ _ _____ b•'. -, ,• . -.... ____ • ____ - / . _ 71 .. !.:!: •• - . .. .a• .. •j• • •• , a Flags •IIa;. .., .. 2-2 tie with four mns in the top pace Jack Prosser Ford to its the winners, while Charles ' jj IA 41 - Ind ii Heavy Weekend Schedule ,• .'lI at at games are at ase - dot I. A Under our program, FPL scores each home a iii synwut on your new nome means that it has been certified by the builder as meeting the energy-saving standards in FPLs Watt-Wise Living m program.. It means that even after meeting the requirements of Florida new energyefficiency building code of March 1979, the builder has added enough energy-saving features into your house to allow full comfort and convenience while using about one-fourth less electricity than conventional homes. 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 as fluQrescent lighting or super-insulated water heaters. Watt-Wise Living homes will be even more desirable tomorrow, when those energy-saving features can only enhance the resale value. And homes designed, built, and equipped to Watt.Wise standards contribute to our national goal of energy conservation. So, befbre you buy or construct a new home, ask the builder about FPLsWatt-Wise program. Or stop by your local FPL office and pick up an inftrmation brochure. FPLsWatt-Wise Living program is affiliated with National Energy Watch. Buy 'air i%ttWise Living Iwn from oi of these Imilders in ymir area. Hollie F Parsons Builder TILCO International CtIon krTmvisornstruction, Inc. Broadway Enterprises Artisan Homes Marhall, Inc. R. Jack Simpson, Inc. Rouede Builders, Inc. Forrest Construction, Inc. (Quail Ridge Phase II). Residential Construction Merritt Industries G.L.S. Homes, Inc. '-.•J 1 Je ',jap hellp yj save. • -' fg•. t Irse V .':.i'.cq SOS - 'I • •... . I; .. :t,.4'• . ..., ssM a'ft Ib 1L - .••. . . .5 - . • Darren Whitehead flashes form SCORE1.30MRD Q (I-I) 22.80; T (0.1.5) 63.00. 12 19 .317 Third Race 10 22 .313 12 4.40 5.00 3.60 5 Casper N Thursday's Results 6 GonI 11.00 9.10 . New York I, Seattle 1 l Ira l 4.20 Cleveland 8. Milwaukee 1 0 (S-I) $5 .20; T (5.6-4) 362.20. California 5, Boston 3 FourthRace Baltimore 3, Oakland 1 National League Avon Roma 11.10 10.40 5.10 Chicago 5, Kansas East 2 3 Deleon Tarport 5.40 3.00 Today's Games w i. Pct. on 6 Vinneyioe 2.60 Phila (All Times EDT) 21 7 .730 Q (5.3) 65.20; T (5-3-6) "111.40. Oakland Montreal (Langford 19 I .704 11/2 1.4) at Fifth Race St. Louis Boston (Torrez 3.1), 7:30 p.m. 13 13 $36 6 2 Arden Ed 6.20 4.80 3.00 Chicago Seattle (McLaughlin ii) at 12 12 .soo i 2.60 2.20 Pittsbrgh Baltimore (0. Martinez 32), 6 Pemmican 11 15 .123 9 Angel 3.10 7:30 p.m. New York 9 10 .333 11 Vi Q (4) 7.00; T (2-4-6) 105.40 Texas (Corner 2-3) at Toronto west Sixth Race (Lem.nczyk 21), 7:30 P.M. w t. Pct. G p.m. Oscar 3.10 3.80 3.10 CInci C$H$fl4I' (Seer 041 SI 17 11 .354 4 Race Time jay 330 Ho Houston Yo,ttPIunior'04.'S PM is 13 .551 -, 2.10 Los Ang 15 iS .453 4 Milwaukee (Sorensen 4.3) at 1 Just A Squirt (3-4) 25.40; T (3-4-7) s.Io. Detroit (Fidryth 0.0), S p.m. Son Fran 14 17 .452 4 Seventh Race Kansas City (Busby 00) at San Diego 12 20 .373 6½ Atlanta 9 19 .321 7½ Chicago (Kravec 1-3), 8:30 p.m. 2 GChoctaw BGee Sleek 21.10 5.60 3.20 5.20 300 Cleveland Thursdays Results (Wise 35) at ValleycreekAd 6.00 Cincl 7, Chi 7, gm susp. Minnesota (Hartzell 1-1), 8:30 0 (7-2) 43.20; T (7-2.4) 919.60. p.m. Philadelphia 3. San Diego 2 Eighth Race Montreal 3, San Francisco 0 Saturday's Games S Porrige 24.80 5.20 1.20 St. Louis 3, Houston I Cleveland at Minnesota 2 Zero: 2.60 3.60 Los Angeles II, New York 1 Milwaukee at Detroit I Radar Bell 7.00 Texas at Toronto Today's Games Q (52) $2.40; T (0-2-4) 4$.60. Oakland at Boston (All Times EDT) Ninth Race Cincinnati (Bonham 1 0) at California at New York 26.10 *540 160 I Dazzle Van Pittsburgh (Blyleven 0.2), 7:33 Kan City at Chicago, night 7 BretsLalinLa 5.00 3.10 p.m. Seattle at Bait, 1 Clippers Pride 2.60 Atlanta (Mahler 03) at St. (5.7) 72.00; T (1-7.1) 350.60. Louis (Forsch 02), 0:35 p.m. Tenth Race Chicago (Revschel 1.1) at Jai-Alai 1 Honey Nuggett 6.10 3.60 3.80 Houston (Riccelli 21). 0:35 2 Charlie Del 340 1.10 p.m. DAYTONA lEACH I Ritzy Girl 7.00 New York (Kobel 0.0) at San THURSDAY'S RESULTS Q (13) 12.40; T (I•24) 71.20. Diego (Mura 20). 10 p.m. First Game SIREN PAIN A 1,173, Handle *101.910. Montreal (Lee 4.0) at Los i Victor- Andre 0.40 4.60 1.40 AIIM AIiM , i Angeles (Rau 0.4), 10:30 p.m. News 53 Siranl-Mandioia 1.40 10.00 3I I Wslttiegism ill Wallace Philadelphia (Canton 3.4) at 3Arano.Diego II 5.40 451 Ire.. 3 II San Francisco (Knepper 22), PilyClmet Q (1-5 ) 44.55; T (1-5-3) 204.40. I 1 10:35 P.M. Conway 45 * Niwisia Second Game ill Hotsell 43* Napall Saturday's Games 311 Perkins 7 Victor. isldro 410 Oswald 0.00 5.10 3.60 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 4 11 Willis" 401 SNI* SOaldos-Diego II 0.40 6.10 League Baseball Mayor Oakland Seattle City - - night 0 __ - ____ 311 BOYNTON LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT PH. 5314447 S.R.427&Hwy.s3 LONG WOOD . .1D -.' . • .... . .. er' ____ n MA • . 4:. ... i(M , •-, •... . , By United Press Iateraatlsenl out on the hitters," he saId. "1 7, game suspended after Two promising yow' players don't wad to walk hitters who nine Innings, Montreal blanked TotalS 53465-IS are soaring as the streaking haves 3-2 count on them and I San 111411111111 Francisco, 3-0, sewseiepsirsi.sm lfl 55-6 Baltimore Orioles continue to think overall 401 Phila at San Francisco I'm a better pit. Philadelphia edged San Diego' Wagmir 3 Arano.Arca 3.20 r ?:: lit 00 sit atop their perch above the cI*r than last year I have 3-2, St. Louis downed Houston, KAtlanta at St. Louis, night Q (5.7) 55.40; p (7.5) 243.551 T (7.1PROSIER FORD . .APEX I50 Twra.r *1 5 1l Chicago at Hous, 2, twlnight to As III AS I K American League East. Cet'iotes 3) 3S3.55 DO (1.7) 113.70. 3 01 TotaN experience. 3-1, and Los Angeles Montreal at Los Ang, night $eIlsri 131 Jones Mill osusser Ill Third Galls The Orioes l won their 17th Sal'. its HealiohuRoenlcke. III MelYI Totals 2031 New York at San Diego, night lArca NewYork, 14-1. 10.10 10.00 3.60 Grail MaitEss. 31S game In the lad 20 with a 34 7 ROdOItO MEINIR'S LITTUNIO Roenlcke had three hits, Ykees L 5.20 4.10 American League 411 draw ill SailS AIIM AIIM ITrani triumph over the Oakland A's Including his seventh hNner 4.20 4,1 n.... PNO lost Tommy John tamed a seven- Serissem 331 Jedisi. 315 J.McOssl 132 10550 lii Thursday night, Q(1H44.Si,P(1.7))41$,T(1.7. 04W I. Pc?. 0$ III l.itt.n. end the Birds overall and fourth against hitter to become the major 411 433 Oil.. William III 4) 403.80. U.rw,at 133 MIII 311 BaIt 2011 W.MCCII,l 331 Tsr rule the division by one game Oakland, and even bela NagSe PS!FewthGame 412 Wall 110 Boston leagues' first seven-game $1... II 11 .621 1 3111 Jeass 3 13 huh 2Sant101ano 11.00 5.60 3.20 MISSy II 5 Miiwauke , overBodonwltha20.11record. plexed about his sudden winner and Mickey Rivers WIN.. how Kew is 13 501 2 iii Scoiotta 3½ lRamon-lsidro $454 draw i is Tush 7.60 3.40 New York 16 14 533 Baitb'ore's winning (annuls traiiJforTn4Lon lidø SISPII Iii oii of the beI4 h Mesa.. 3*0 r'.g to pace *14- Mains 3.00 ,, 11 *3 • ,, 5½ 1 Vicandi.Urquiza wasafamlllar one; thestrong dub'stcptdttsrs. Wy... iii Daiville Q(34)31.II,P(2.4)14e.li,T(3-4. Cievelnd 'Ii Pewter 21 hit attack that carried New •liS.,t 10 5 357 , Totals 271111 rIol am of Dennis Martinez i i Palmer i 05 Toronto "I don't know what's happenI 22 .267 fl½ 1)220.30. to its filth victory in the Totals 55135 AverIll Jacsp,'.ur Ford 534W -Ii and the even-stronger but of Ing here, except I'm keeping y Fifth Game West six games. Totals 2013 APIS 1*1 W Isasa-Gondra 12.20 10.20 1.10 w L Pc?. 01 Ramon-Wally Gary Roe Ide. my hinds bad, said the India. $ Brewers 1: Minn 7.40 3.40 20 S .714 DICKUS ATLANTIC SANK GROUt'S Martinet, 4-2, pitched a bewildered lift floldai. 1.40 AIIM II 13 .501 3, SOscar-Paco Ron Pruitt drove In three soii.sAl I H IrISsks, Al I s Calif AIIM 0(1 4) 40.80; p (4-I) 111.51; T 44. 41 i tlreehitter to win his fourth 2 Il Texas is 13 Iviss • W.'. Elsewhere In the American ru ns th wi a single and a do uble • so iiIdsl 1-1) 022.50. 111141 ". Kan City IS 14 .533 Mat. The 23-year-old League, New York routed and Eric Wilkins and Don Hood My Ill draI MIwsil 905 M.CMui1 5 5 Chicago IIISaiai 411 Caller 51*'. Game is II Mill 2 31 5 JsSaaas $i 3 $55 k lieS.,.'. III iightliandsr has hurled tIred Seattle, S-I, Cleveland beat combined on a seven-hitter to AaSa.lS I Vicandi.Mandioia 17.20 9.40 6.00 $5 I lIwsat I I I DUss AIM~ 411 IGaldosPradera I. lkekar $01 7.20 5.20 Iall. II. straight complete games, Milwaukee, S-I, California de- pace Aidin • Cleveland past Milided 255 Pollock Scores IS * allowing COIY 11 iii OsMIa 353 $.$Sakar 4.20 Jedics hits over that tested Boston, 5-3, and Qcago Milwaukee. Angels 1, Beaten 3: 355 211 Wilkes 155 It. Chow 0(6-1)74.20; P(S-6) 207.70, T (0-44)3 Le.,imss Ii IwOs Ii, apen. SieMIs 210 topped Kansas City, 5.2. $)d47.20. Brian Downing had tires WailIsse. i. Pailkasi III " WIMeri Ill "Lust I tried to make seven'. Game 05 2141 In the National P.5,155 Totals I ii ClS Telels League, lts, including his fourth home LYIS will so I Sanll-Diaga 13.10 1.40 3.50 • Tilsis pltcl'', now Igo In and (blr'Withl 4 Ue4, 7.. 11 1 $ SVictor-Bediola Ailsalle lieS 6.00 4.00 *401-il Betty Pollock stole the show 2 trusts-Wally SaSigii 510-4 6.00 ____ Thursday at Sabel Palm by Q(i'S)40.ø,P(1.S)1$.SsgT(i.5. suTars scoring a hole-In-on. on the 133- 2) 240.40. CNIVION IsePluS Eiliffi Game AIIM _ AIIM yard, 14th bole In the ladies l° 2 Sara.Gondra ____ Up 10.10 3.20 3.30 II, 5r'. ShRews tournament. SIC 110515 IOscsr-Echaniz Ad" 5.50 3.00 III 11IL SSiide-Paco 4.60 PclIock*aedatoir-woodf or 150 IISlSsw C. Q(24)41.WP(14) 133.11; T(24$55 the ace $lltIIa. W1J 5)551.45. . l35 The hole4n.one also sparked Ninth Game aia 10.40 4.60 4.00 is ROW sisladireck 3.60 3.40 lowndscoreofl$.ZsflaEjefle lOscar Ill t5'. 3.00 The cheer was 'lgflcad to bOadI,I and iii met with the neandtlng game. The for--High, and let them know they won A Plight with a 70 and lGondra .SI O,1*.k,$ 0(34)35.11, P(6-3) 114.41; T (4is i ••• iay yIal (e.. Jo KIm, mar casehing M at Florid. ire proud to be from Florida. Marchetta Hsckenbach won C 1) 331.20. C" Wr Tilels Ill I vwe'sllorldaFlsld,oreves who gave them a theroogit Prllerr.dtodoltgowncon. atj ToelSieme PIig With aT1 1 Vicar4i.Irduy 11.10 4-60 4.20 Aft" now" , vaguely considered the local stion of Orags .4 BIns. t.ctlitg of athlotes and booster Is a success, we feel our IdWSC51w lii- $ $ lsasl-Iodioia 4.60 3.20 IJI MoftbeUniVIPrIJtYof PSQepSCI& chanc. of getting him will be Nelson, 4kUuI '° "we ev, bFlorida wining the "I $14015011 _________ ____ happened enhanced. Q(I4)4I.35;P(14)5340gT(14 IMILA. __________ SZC heulats.trylngheIulove,yo INITINS 4)203.00. UI N foothill c'I1:. before, but they tea __is ares" adiea Allis gift" "U he itsips u igi ' 1810M key Lassie Wins d"fri J. III e.*ar Pall'i IJulSR IS diuIuiat" wngraio, he hsips na" $15 the *ohm" I $ Ssels 110 While the foetbull teem win added KIss. "We encourage WIU5II$ wet 11 . III id Sills' (y hove to wait sums these "ihe o,., ivesy GMsr alumni to nnd sta 7 * last &Mdank Bowl America detested dft 1111111. ndout , , $IMlNO.I do 11111111111 do r1wille i..' 11 n, 74, In Ik Western THUI$DAY'RI$ULT$ di Yeas o when Lawss4'a Laegi action TISSIS * 51 •s, Ill Gulor tootheD ccr'tg atoll O1" --First lace Thursday. itS .Njadwaded Ficky Blow ssbeuuosths.incs(IurlIs l li A.las I Junkin h -I.50 Ii. IIIIIII Kiwanis trimmed Ita an 1 Hpy Dream 1,40 330 3.00 Irala whhtkuegse4 "amer bssstin from on.ofth,gc.b. $$5 d ,ps Jinysj 17.40 0.20 Shesdiet hekget o w San. KIN AmerIcan, 174, Iii thS 005 SONlarea 4.00 frimDengDyeertyt ford can't go to Tampa .4 KInen,1j,dthear.sf,en sThclaCw)pbsflwu40(41) s, y (41.1) su Pom,s 505 j aIgpi4 q,atat a 11 F! on of Tss $ V1.snma for.n'j fo(h4.4 Valerie Gorslo bad $i(e Race they 1111$ l0caia Star laa 4-00 2.30 wee i ls Ws In I he fadlarlo ertuly Our tea ,l Ca make thsmisk cinched at Jackna Stat, -II and tires bits. Wendy Lureoce 1 M.d0* MIschiiI 1 1.20 3.10 2.30 Cho 057-7 Sanford. arid SkiN 89 Ouar some of the do's and den'ts of known to the boys itt Semninnie fletflMn. . hoinerod for the 101eri S Wiflivir Br uce 2.20 _____ _____ _______ MOWER SALE! - ______ ____ , is. _ _____ . ': U,hscS Totals _ 0' SHan.ca _ _____ _________ • Hole-lnOne 0 _____ ____ n Sanford Gator Boosters Row :: In-Rally At Chamber Of Commerce . .. ___ :: _____ : , "' ".• iSO Vsshl . ' __ - William R.Retanka , ; 0111 Esdavon Skip Gray Streaking Orioles Rule • ...•• The Anons im of (tug mowers provides you wth a be low-on" ws,cton oh outstanng swoment 101, PMb"WnA1-qWft Ivan cars Fors NnWisd Urns you'll avs$100 on _____ F J. Holmes Colkge' Park Homes, Inc. FLORIDA POWER a LIGHT cou*iiv Totals 10 I 115 4111141 T4111110111 III Klillagswee* lii 316 20 till 1551ff '- • .- - . - ,..<- '•-. :. . 71 .1 Campbell Hershel & Judi Harrison, Jr. Admiralty Lakes Development . Allswey I 5 Williams ____ Paul Davis Systems • T. Miller Crickett • • Mayfair Win In two opening day games In of the third and went on to win win. Andre Williams slammed Power and Ronald Blake the Sanford Pee Wee League, easily. Fredrick Miller pitched a double and two singles and combined to pitch a no-hitter. Ada O'Neil won Wednesday's Adcock Roofing defeated a five-hitter for Flagship, Bruce Sellers added two singles Knights of Columbus scored women's golf tournament at Butch's Chevron Service, 114, fanning eight and walking four. for the winners, eight runs in the first and 13 in Mayfair Country Club by and Seminole Sporting Goods Tim Scheetz pounded a Mike Jones had a double and the second to a 21-0 lead shooting a low gross 88. topped Clam Leonard Shell, 11- double and two singles to pace single to lead APEX, and Pat before Rotarytake scored Its first Margar Botts l et ed the low net 7. Flagship Bank at the plate and Robinson added a triple, rim, field with a 71, edging Winds In a lone Junior League Steinke by two shots and Stella contest, Rotary forfeited to Brooks by four. Knights of Columbus when it In B Flight, Mary Anderson threw In the towel while shot an 88, and Jane McKibbln trailing, 2$-1, In the top of the Finals of the 12-year-old had a net 70, two shots better With nine makeup games Ford at 7:30 p.m. at Fort Mellon fourth liming Included in the schedule, five Park. competition In the Pitch, HIt than Ma Eiselle. Dotti Lucas' Brian Aahcraft hurled a and Run contest between Daryl 90 paced C Flight while Darlene hitter at George's as tiartJe games are on tap for today Westslde Merchants plays .ieVI .. (01'.. Sel4Eday Ml illS Ken Merthis of Sanford and Scott Rose had a net 72, one shot bank made a late chsrge.ho i GIrP4s at i 'Sanford youth battle from behind and win Baseball Fort Mellon Park In the first $.cCukIll of Longwood Will be better thá* Evelyn Antar.q4,7 held it 4:15 pm. at Chase Park Association's pro gram , game. game of the season for GenlvieveWoodruff's9b led D In t oday's action In the Sanford Pee Wee League to be followed by two Junior Giosgs'a took al-OiosIn the with Carol Nelson having Fllght bottom of the third, "Is fm SanfordJimlorL.eague,Knlglts team'. League tilts. Elks plays better Maxine Ball's 75 74 to two walks and a pair of errots. of Columbus meets V.F.W. Kiwanis at 5 p.m. and Rotary a Saturday's schedule 0P5 battles Moose at i p.m. and a 76 by Peg Homer. But M1"41c Bank bounced p.m. and Elks plays Moose 7 with three Pee Wee League Ch back with fotrrimsln the top of P.m. Both In two key little major league M&n.r's Nobs the fourth and two In the top of Park V.F.W. needs one win In games at Chase Park. Ken the fifth before George's scored Its remaining two games to Kern's Garage plays Butch's games at Fort Mellon Park Altamoret. Win Chevron Service at 12 noon, Saturday, Chase and the its final run In the bottom of the clinch the first half title. Melner's B.B-Q Fairvilla In Little American League Adcock Rofing meets Seminole Railroaders of the Little chalked a 124 victory over today, APEX takes on Sporting Goods at 1:30 p.m and National League play at 5p.m. the GeneupLetterlo FLAGSHIP SANK SIMINOLI Co. in the AS 1 H PITIOLIUM and Flagship Bank and Altamonte Springs Little AIIM Atlantic Bank at 5p.m. at Bay Qem Leonard Shell squaresoff Ks,gon 411 si..es Ill P.ick 311 Avenue Field and Seminole against Weitside Merchants at George's of the Utile American League, 32 1 While Farm Won an Skefflild 4 ii McKiiu.ey 3 p.m. League play at 7 p.m. Ckarreo 35 1 Petroleum bIttles Jack Prosier 4 3 3 McGiH Insurance case over Breen, 5.3 421 sen.. iii KIWt Scott ill 4lIGrlttla and Decker's Royals blanked 433Carliss lie P.MMhsr Conic's Jewlers, 3.0. lOS TIrWINNI, iisTbiilauN -,• • h"p Still Sailin (APEX), IN. I.] The Woman. Club of ISlurd, Utiiiation luncheon. noon. clubbu. - 0'Neil Nabs 0 TILUDAY, MAY $4 Las iru.tIey USj School Awdo Dsy,$:IS a.m., seheol canon,• MONDAY, MAY $ I'aIuuIu Cesuy Fad.r.d. ii Woman's C, 10:39 am. covered dish luncheon hosted by Altamonte Springs Woman's Club. SUNDAY, XNI 3 Seminole High's baseball team lost the big one Thursday afternoon, but had no reason to . •-. lower Its head as Merritt Island won a real cliffhanger by outlasting the Seminoles, 2-1. The regional victory add-vanced Merritt Island to the vanced /• j&IIt II' sectional this Friday against mr West Palm Forest Hill, with that survivor moving on to state tournament. "Errors killed us, but we had -V plenty of chances to win, we just didn't get the hit at the right time," said losing coach :,•••, • Bobby Lundquist. Winning coach Chuck Goldfarb simply polntedatthe r scoreboard, which read the / 3ther way around two years ago In the regional game at the Michael Wright gets hero's welcome after hitting home run same field Seminole ace Darren Whitehead hurled aslx.hitterin the eight Inning contest, while winner John Staples allowed just five safeties. One of those in the Flagship Bank has jound fifth. Atlantic Bank put the teammate Brian Sheffield In the Pee Wee League, hits was Inning a homebyrim fourth Michael some breathing room In the Icing on the cake with five runs slugged a home run and single. Adcock Roofing took a5.Olead Wrlght. The bell atruck the top Sanford Uttle National League. in the top of the sixth. Lee Charron had a double and ln the top of the first and never of the leftfleldwafl and bounced The Bankers Improved their Monsour Baker was the single and Miller added two trailed, adding three-run efforts over. record tol0-1 Thursday with a leading hitter for the winners, singles. ln the second and third frames. Seminole committed four 16-6 win over Seminole slamming a pair of doubles. Tim McKinney had a double Seminole Sporting Goods errors. Charlie Lester's Iet ro1ewnandtookatwo-game Doug slapped two for Seminole Petroleum, while built after and sacrifice fly to short center lead when second place singles. Alex McGrlff, Eli jah Williams a half innings as Clem Leonard scored Ronald Hamilton with George's was upset, by fourth Keith Denton had the only hit and Landon Gray each had Shell darted its rally a bit late, the winning run. place Atlantic Bank, 114. In for George's, a single, as Ash- singles, scoring all seven runs in the Thursday's other league game, croft struck out five and walked' Jo Jo McCloud blasted his bottom of the third. Jack Prosier Ford defeated eight. Jeff Blake, Rob Moyc and ninth and 10th homers of American Produce Exchange Flagship Bank broke open a season and drove infive runs to Leslie Thomas each had hits for • Overbecok Drive, Casaelberry. ; Friday, May 11, 19-7A Sanford. Ft. 0 S emin e ses L Cliffhanger In E*19hth 21 PRESENTING Spring Luncheon, noon, ' Herald, St. Richard's Church, Route '. Evening Im AA, closed, 8 p.m., Lake Howell Road. Losgwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, MAY 12 Seminole County Branch of American Asso of University Women Lake Destiny Tanglewood SPORTS... 4 Me ::: ISO ________ "__ Harness Racing _______ __ __ __ __ ______ ____ _______ - _____ ___ ______ _____ ____ a' stir k*fromOIo1Ol'ç s..yo pwscçatng Mans deder today and Mower. si good only While Youl save $100 o act rwl - ____ ____ I __ _._ _!_'___ t.__ .. - - S. s - S �BLOND%E IA-Evening Herald, Sanford , Fl. MR. VU 111i 5uRE o, . ONCE I EVEN WANTED 10 OJM$ THE EVER A, MAITERHORN by Chic Friday, May ii, IM _________________ V ' r r JION" ACROSS 36 Young I Campus __ building MARIEO _____________________________ ___ Ip,4U - - - _______________ J 39 Jumps ______ 41 F at-bott omed ZERO, YOU DON'T REMEMBER M'4YTHING I TELL SURE I 00 WHAT PIP I TELL I YOU TO DO TEN MINUTES AGO!! YOU! Walker U OVER TO 'THAT PLACE AND SAIDTO 60 j,,Its•. , I My DEAR DR. IA frIends and I all read Y0w -S - ____ Dr. coluxnnandwe'dllkeforyoUtO write something about Eveni Hir d,Sanfor4, Fl. Lamb - 1a.ItnightIcoUldiI'tgo to sleep so I finally took . a J V' I Sups 2 Start 3 Harness attachment 4 Insane 29 Felt sleepy 33 Spill 35 Forceful blow and So'j llowed other fo 4 was any OLO THE BORN LOSER by _____ Art I I 15 Sansom I - - - 1 - - 25 sleep 29 30 - - - - 35 36 37 38 41 39 40 by 47 Bob Montana - - - - 43 144 42 ARCHIE - - - - 45 -- - - - ES,THEYRE PROPS FOR THE MOVIE STUNT MEN GOING TO PUT cN A SHOW AT THE ASSEMBLY! 1ATERJ WHEW' moMll TTEPSG5TSTUPER EVERY DAY! I'VE JUST GOT TO SIT DOWN' 1 _ - ET 1 WHAT A 50 49 (,t,u a'wi wu ACflwa WANT ME TO PUT VU ON - - - - - - NEWSpAPEN ENTERPRISE ASSN) CHANGE "OUR MIND 1 - a .0 .0 - HOROSCOPE t .. .4 / .' 'SI, MEEK & Benson (Velma), 'a,' , - . Grandchildren include: John Byron Beard Jr.. James deg" Oat Sherm earned Jeffrey Beard, Tracey Lynn Hodges and Lance Darren was an important one for it was only one of several has since she returned to the du&oein, had completed a year of college after high school, and wanted to rstwnas she feels that "an Hodges. - YOUTH READY FOR ART SHOW J100 rn / II tV'E CO 'it)U K.WJT AL - fortunate (III, - 'I I '" oll / - a. . . * P - ______ ... _ __ - _ ___ ______________ _______________ ________ V. . - by Al Vermeer LOCKS UKE A PROW PIECE FOR ANOTHER ' I READ SOME STATISTI CS ON MEN ANP WOMEN IN rAUJ0T (WE us. ! NO NR R)5T*4E IS 50 HIGH! MALE 192010 30 POUNPS THIS COUNTRY. 0 1' p p3, &* You'll reach the andini ormation diasolves you had hoped for. AQUARIUS (Jan. lOFeb. II) CANCER (June fl-July 23) This could be a co.rztIv. D=1t Just verbalize ab6ut Opening lead: 110 by Stolfel & Helmdahl 4e I it PKY o*vugp -i I'M Y4II FINI5HIN' IT.' 1816(0TH' MES*4aE iA _____ Apy? ____ fl tjyg 5 6 ALbIMY day to work out agrosallub in- ____ ___ r \ ___ ,;._ AOWTCL.'II ____ more money ____ c"orkm 'Us There are exceptionsto that rule, but none to the really Important rule which to plan your play before to the first trick. Once South ducked that 10 ___ 032 Your right-hand opponent opens four hearts. A ulsi ana reader asks If we would bid four spades, vulnerable. Yes, we would. We are taking a chance but everybridge table. 5 get silicone Injections to of I FRANK AND ERNEST SPIDER-MAN _ by Bob Thaves - by Stan e and vcw's .4rr,4cg1,Qs.., RUSH 4 - DM9 lOT ALL PAY! ONE SHOULD NEVER IN THE LET 'EM Go' I'VE orr* W0 Romlt Ir WE$.6UN$1gULp. ALLEY! OIS1! John 41!1 C 5IOP - ALWAYS I, . ., ..;•. S AT ONESELF' .: - .• - .. S is • ___ - 5) 5. • S .v. -u - by T. K. Ryan a I 4 . S I . I - ,•" .' .. . home. Thie am "Knowing One othoi" was presented by progr NitssI I . hapters Install C Secretary Mary Jo Buffington. , address book autographed by all mem be rs present. Announcement was made Kathy Bukur was installed as that the go, ( tournament was xi Z•ta year Retiring President Lois of Donna Frank, Gamma held at the home of Virginia Marty Colegrove. ll. Wom en Invited To - Jayceettes Fete_ The Sanlord-Seinlziole Jayceettes are having a ).si. styling and makeup class on Wednesday, May IS, at 8:00 at the Sunshine Room at Florida Power and light Coin. py, Sanford. The Jayceettes were ofticialy formed on June 19, 1,78 ___ for young women Is an organization the age 18 to she Terry Moore was welcomed Charlotte Blades, past IntotheIUtualofJeweiswjua president, passed president's gavel to Mrs. the candlelight ceremony at a Bukur previous meeting held at the during the remo where following officers were also home of Bonnie Jones. Installed: vice president _ Charlotte Blades; Recording secretary Bonnie Jones; ce corresponding secretary Alice Livingston; and treasurer Donna Thomason. R Mrs. Blades also thanked all from ___ ny - __ The Jayceettee wish to invite any young woman intereded In personal growth, her community and the young people In the community to come to this meeting. Many new projects are planned for the new year. They Include a F for the young children in the corn- Welcome several service projects. ____________________________________________ Flodds's own SIIVICS' dsdloassd to , - V ___ ____ m,, girlyeur age with adifferea* .5 ________ - : S S S - - __________ ___ ___ ___ -' - i S S A 7 _ civic of Ill- • Reastleef-NamStoak •ap Nuert Tea or S Lea Winn -3234752 - SMLA& Laura I.he-*$-1Si$ Ce4rdlaater 5,5, S -- / ' FW Dinner Tkuis..$et, i-P SoudSy DlNNrz 114 ___ ___ - - VOWQ(*da tig e*vice Is ____________________ : .1 C. 3115.Pa rk Avssve,Sanferd____ Pet ______________________________________ I r 5 p, 5 - COMPLETE Lunch: P 11.2 ______ I_ prssentative. She as bro. Information; andtoheipwftpiyourshopflints, Iroduction from $oc& moechants. chum, Fried llwimp- Fried Chicksn L - ___ 31U1 . . . A wedding, rehearsal dinner, party, in. MallMion,etc.? let us serve you In the unique atiflosphre of our old Sanford colonial. Our prices are moderate and we promise that "special touch" for your special night. The bn IS vailab le on Mon-Wed evenings and Othit tlnIU by arrangement. Mithirs Day TrsdIhIseaI Sun. Dinner S ma . ___ S M.m I S ____ S •.I ' w Married? - I AC$HfrOlflyoUiiIlbdnga prompt visit Iros our ti- FINEFOOD ___ - 5 ... . -- ; X . )IItLI __ _______ ••4S - -, ___ ____ S push. Getting ___ - S idda Owned • S S • This year Sherra will not be working as an assistant to the camp nurse. She will be the camp nurse! _______________________________ Powe the regular bimonthly meeting be game. Earlier, at the Plneway held May 19 at the home of and I swear I haven't dose have karaed from experience anything wrong. She Is full.1 that when ike forbids in ti di L - So she decided to "zero in" on ninsing. And the rest is legend! The chapter's end of the Darcy Bono, Debbie Brooks and party will be held at King Marcy O'Brien. All members Arthur's Inn overlooking incoming president of Zeta XI cancelled for May 5. Plans were Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at made for the yea Participated In this fact finding Daytona Beach. r end social to - S ' : ed to attend, worries 5 Show ON SMYN we _ S Gamma Lambda p In cars with boys. All she call about is reputation, lot longer than I have, aid I _ ______ S • __ BSP ything ' w.. s PUTS C*ISP - 1'III the real use • arried one of your Sho Is ii eldIasidused it's paint ii vim an the same WuLShewanlsl.pickoutall sáiectwwhelpy.ua.rith.a In my iaUet. it IS I Cenacarcslyre.U,but mydslhei and fell me bow t. uyadvkelc.ulddlerI Engagement and wed*hdsnems more goodthan war my heir. 1am to.1y girl DEAR ABBY: lam 14 and in crowd who doesn't wear think mere girls my age sheuld ding formi are av'&Ie at p1* thing rye office to tie iw reprlat.II, Abby, for eye makeup. She w.s't let me appreciate milkers who 1ev, them enough to care ibest what now those events. The they di, 1 feel asery let yamg forms may be 14imene, Fashion girls my age whose milkers let panted by profeuioaal. them p ll Is cars with bays, aid _______________________________ biack white phQ Ia.e Sicily Of 5, y wi hold a Iw?th.on wear eye makeup aid halides graphs if a pictur, is v, Saturday, May i*, at oo at J' sired with the announce. 5.4w Jgp4, Fw*' by fIflng 5lip Of that are I.. old for the., iAwbsshm.Prcii.daframtheeveitwIllgotowvds 1.maitallewedteg.e.car plduresmedbepmIit,d ¶!1mia'eworksatthoSodst7. daIesuMMlamlIMym.lker helpsmesel.et my clethstl °"°• wear makes I. irked, d _ _____________________ CflSsIIa Clock only a special 'Mrs. Masy W. LiMI,y was hideas for the Cameilla 1s.n Ords of the $tord Gardin Club when members EpISC$,Il CNMfCb 1 kered for the April meetIng. _____ 8UN.IOAM-WED.$pM WL (sal lIrsU c.iidiirted the business meeting a.. .' IN Width _____the aced ftQWSf si4w was discussed4 ________ h11LJ1' ___ Law p" At aol old members brown bag lunch.' and enjoyed a Rev. William Jennings895-2046 edurs walk it the Lefflir rawk W I __ years ago. __ 89fxnsarlyflveywsI 0V ___ private ribbons, cash and gift Abby __ -o TUMBLEWE E DS pilot, real estate u.u. BE ABLE Mr nurse, - different mother. TO LAIN' 1. -. - Sherra Jones busy and she really learned my chances to go with the right something, always has a kids and be popular. godreas.feraI ant k .1 Don't tell me to talk it over f tha$ 1 have a milker who I wanted enough to 51150 wi th her because she will only loves but they are too expensive for give we a long lecture on lids me. bull about how Its all for my jjy F'J'J11WI A ,doiheve to prove I'm 1$ girls who need the advice as "own good." a dodw will mou much today u I did then. I am DEAR ABBY: What do you enclosing the column. I am the I with me? a man who smiles a lot her thlagg, lati, heck, I don't ___ me "Flat a board" girl who wrote the letter signed want in his sleep? to gel killed. I hate MOTHER HATER. or. HIS WIFE sneak behind her bock, but I Sincerely ACARPENTER'SDREAM have no choice. 1 sure wish I DEAR WIFE: He's lucky. He WISER NOW had a BLtM:_Silicon could TALE In she*. W* aegal in DEAR WISER: Yes, I'll MOTHER HATER N. re_ the celuma. here it is: sepvyusIe at . DEAR ABBY: You will DEAR MOTHER HATER: 1111,910111 • sbshly think lam a messIer, Girls your age, who feel as pr I IIINI• major .4. butlaaglrldl4,aadlhste do, regard all adultS as -the *AR ABBY I am almost my pereuls. Especially my enemy. Perhaps a letter freon a . The to fly "just in case of an emergency" since she and her husband Gerald own their own plane. However, the 38-year-old graduate is really locking ___ __ decided don't think real estate is somet hing you can do part. time." She also doesn't use the pilot's license often. For one reason, abe's been so Sanford Plaza. Sponsor. ed by the Sanford-Semi. note Art Association and the Sanford Plaza Metclauts, this yos*h art show feat ures students fromtheagesofStols. Seminole, Volusia and Orange county young people will compete for - fun Dorothy S ear S _________________ Paige, 13. The ambitious student ______________ I _- S D alarge my breasts? I live In Peimsylvania and was told that Injection. are mepi In this ___ Mate. In which states are they the best estate license. She says, "I Herald photo by Tom Than DEAR ABBY: Where cm I She Wailer of Sanford, earned her real estate license and her pilot's lice three ___________________ at, _________________________ lAir IbR'6u .. ' More Good . ." who is the daughter of Mrs. Mother Hater'Column Did An I . "SPRING ' PHtSAS8?4. a playing spoil your enjoyms. . . . I (For cor of JACOB MO ERN. send $1 to: Win Bridge." care this newspaW. P.O. Box 489. Radio City of dI'jnonds, he was sure of Station. New York. N.Y. 1X19.) .-' _- - . to . S - II • Smith conducted the in. Lambda held a surp the members for a good year as stallation ceremony for in- for Carol Ann Smith. Carol she was presented with the certificates. The show is Katie Corley was hostess for coming officers President received a pa rting gift and good chapter scrapbook. open from 11a.m. until a meet ing of the Gamma Donna Frank, Vice President wishes as she leaves the Bonnie Jones, the Chapter 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford I.azntsda Chapter of Beta Sigma Darcy Bono, Treasurer Katie chapter to progress higher G l Of The Year, was also ir Plaza. The public is Invit- phi at her Cimeron Avenue Headrick and Recording the degrees of Beta Sigma Phi. presented with a necklace and I of play that says, "Cover an one has to take ;hinces if he wants be successful at the jq honor with an honor." than you can comfa'tay at. they duane ft. (Mardi Z1.pril 19) VIRGO (Aug. 3-Sept. 23) time , frIends should make this a 7hwO will ____day for you. Don't lit sopport and help you need, you pleasant ____ ___ breaking a promise could unconsciously be .osnees.'s JU,TJ 4g iAr'$ - -. - With her daughters attending the camp, Sherra offered to work as a parent. volunteer. helped the camp nurse, who had just graduated from nursing school. "We spent two weeks together and had a lot of talking together, and she was an Inspiration to me. I maybe that would be a good field for me," she FOR ART" show at the - 92 • A Q 94 - ___ _______ an You hold: • AS 1.161 matters requiring teamwork. golden cacortimity slip through However, don't Involve people By Oswald Jacoby your fingers If you're all words who dids't produce In the past. and Alan Sonlag and P15Cm (Feb. 20Mvth 20) _action. _ _ When South played IZO (July 23- Aug. 23) Your You will receive the or four of diamonds from NIf-b*erawu!taintobe reward forap.rfonnano.you dummyonWeat's1oattrjc iitJ today. Hgw.,,j, your mad, today. Be certain, in one, he violated the old rule : thliip,dotln. You coujdleta _ .. p. Saturday's jjm~_ Openly about what you feel. passing olk tumattering in- 16 ThS IRThPAY _ . ____ ) / 51.90PRISEP BIGS BUNNY . _____ PRISCILLA'S POP school. camped as a child. have another daughter, eluding a papier mache kangaroo-rat, for this - A - she earned education is one of 5$ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A May it 11I friend who has been lucky for ___________________________ Lucky breaks or opportunities could come you In the past will prove to be ___________________ his contract provided that 1 through others this coining so again, yet because of I West held ho the ace of NORTH 11.A year. Pay particular attention negative attitude you may not clubs and king of spades for • 64 to situations Involving loved even realize it. his Is overcall. K 976 West shifted to a trump at UCOIPIO (Oct. 26-Nov. 23) • Q9754 trick two. South drew' (April 2.Ma You are likely to receive •K$ trumps and played out the t)thi )Tho.e for or greater reward for your WT EAST ace and another diamond. with your familyy bring achlevànenta to4ayjian you .. 0*31087 •9532 East won and led a spade. : V$42 YOU the most happine. They'll MAY have in the past. Be wary, 3 South went right up with his I 10 share your enthusla.n, while however. A Jealous person ace and c IKJ$ dumm"s 95 •107432 twolastdlamondshio er odamaydpenyoiwhIgh m1gi*tqtounde1neyour to discard his queen Of SOUTH spift Your now Adro-Grapb victory. =des. Then he conceded •AQ Letter tells you what lies ahead SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. third defensive trick to A Q J 105 for you m your birthday on. fi) You e better today the ace of clubs. • A 532 Mail $1 for each to AoGnaph, humanitarian thinking than you If South had played the • queen of diamonds at trick P.O. Box 489, Radio City thoughts. Vulnerable: Both one, East's king would have Station, N. Y.10019. Be sn to Don't give in to the latter. forced South's ace. East Dealer: South specify birth sign. CAPRICORN (Dec 23-Jan. would gain the lead in time Wt North East Si GEMINI (May 214une 20) 19) You will profit today only If to establish a spade trick for 19 his partner before diamonds Holding things ft" You will you keep things under your 14 IV 24 49 were set up. only harbor r.esnent. Talk hat-Spilling the beans or Pw ' she Lakeview Middle School Insurance policies you can students, Michelle have,"So, when her youngest daughter, KenGoembel, from left, Annow 11, began klit deli Smith and Bopsy dergarten, Sherra returned Gonzalez, are getting Jones also their art work ready, In' WIN AT BRIDGE Don't hurt their feelings. YOURBIRTHDAY NAW 5LIC6 HM However, may not have gone In the direction of nursing if her children hadn't attended summer camp at the Birmingham Sunday School Council where her, byHowle Schneider 0j I recalls. lthough the nursing ______ I S S coun ______ ;_____ _ ___ Ail was a nurse, I would W fascinated with anything they would tell me about their job," she seling Shorn. MR. AND MRS. JAMES HARVEY HODGES she /...,-. . . any when she first began _ - interested in medicine and time I would meet someone w ho y beamed the counselor, who says she recognized an exceptional individual Aoti A This WWII children are Mm Ruth Hodges Heard Sr., _____ - ft was noanrpr1se. work. nursing? "I have always been : a KC student won the Valencla nursing award" i, .( include: Mr. Robert moo she's . "We're quite thrilled that - drug route. emergency room. ts, credi husband, John, and James Harvey Hodges II (Jim), and wile, Margo When EEK care or Intensive care is where like to HowdldSherradecideon earned her academic .7 Sanford; preparations they could buy habits. That means going to bed themselves have reported to at the same time, eliminating ll noise and light and a reaction that looks like yourself as comfortable as they've been on a drug trip. This can lead to fusion about diagnoses and It's also a poor Idea to discuss have rather drastic con- family problems or review past disappointment In the hours.. sequences. I'd like to caution all my preceding bedtime. In readers not to more of any instances a few sensible sleeping preparation than the alterations in life style and container recommends even If formation of a regular habit they don't go to sleep. It's better will solve some people's In to have a sleepless night than a soinnia. you're able to do :: misadventure at the hospital it that way it certainly beats the ' graduate nurse.)" Cardiac Community College (VCC) nursing program, but to College, where Sherra ____ and student in the Valencia Seminole Community " " l9 and Al '. She' s counselor JoAnn Rowe of l live take For Saturday, May 12, 1979 1 . Sanford; Mrs. K. L Sweet (Sally), Casselberry; Mrs. J i Wllllsntzon, Winter Park; Mn. Haley E. Duke (RabY) K55IIIUfl (Sonny) VeY'5 brothers sister (Bobby) Hodges, Teddy Hodges, Daytona; Mrs. Margie Helms, Longwood; and Russell Hodges, Conway, S.C. an e many ByBERNICE BEDS O6OL • / The couple then serious con- p For Sherra Jones of Sanford, It was "quite a surprise" to be chosen as the allound, outstanding ' 12, and lived In Sanford tadil 1945. He was employed by the Atlantic Coline Railroad. moved to Tampa where th stil at O4 Sevilla St. Annie's family includes: Mrs. using - - Golden ey her forward to nursing license. "I have applied to take my national boards In July. When I get my results, I will be a RN (registered n urse. now considered a GN, S . will celebrate their Wedding Satirdsywith fanat the home f Annie and Harvey were married May ons hospItal emergency rooms with a - By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent t Mrs. Hodges I$ the former Annie Raburn. people who have taken ex easily. - JUG, BE CAREFUL O THOSE BREAKAWAY CHAgRS.' THEY COME APART VERY EASILY BREAKAWAY CMARS? cises. Don't do anything ' . Mr- Ind *a.James Harvey Hodges, former residents .... dangerous. In a few instances, emotions don't switch off that 40 48 -- awake. The often won't induce sleep. If you night because they've been tently up to the very take more than Is recom- studying in he w mended on the package, you'll time t y ant to turn out the start getting too much of some lights and go to sleep. the medicines and this can be Sometimes the brain and 0 - g prepara . y ot buywlthoutaprescrlptiondon't - -- C helpagreatdeal.Theamount 31 32 A mentally taxing Just before ' going to bed. College students sometimes that you're permitted to use have trouble going to sleep at ___ 34 sleep studies In people. Unfortunately, a lot of you ti in - - I bedtime. That may stay s lc adequately proved by actual same applies to mental exer- 23 22 - 28 27 - 20 21 24 28 many hours they were normal actually asleep. This has make you how - A?4P A L(a. tic r dges Mar Golden nn i versar I I -I cmhm people entirely bout the hours preceding your I - 18 17 - - - M&IJAb2 10 'AV MY VCC Names Sanford Nurse A 0 u ts ta n ding ' Student Ho :The - ____ Friday, May ii, lflP-PA anne 11 Biblical disease 12 Bat hours Lkv OURSEL\/ES - - _________________________________________ !T YOU THAT THIN& J : Insomnia Beating reconlflendatlons but it didn't discussion ii Wheel track 36 Grinding tooth seem to do good and I 25 Triad ia Start aside 37 Vanity awake all night. I'm site a lot 28 Fats 21 Southern Park, 36 ti people would be interested in Many of the sleeping 29 Fabulous 5 Campus area constellati on that are preparations London your comments about this. bust 8 Mastery (2 22 Cat sound 40 doctors by won't Make designs 30 Power wds.) It's a prescribed DEAR READER 23 Keystone metal very problem. The have much effect for more than 31 Reputation 7 Tax agency state (abbr.) 41 on 19s art 32 Kind of (abbr.) three weeks at a time. 24 Without joy first question the doctor as to two or marble 6 Day of week 25 Stair part answer is if the person really The body quickly adapts 33 Froglike (abbr.) 28 Regina father 42 Resort has insomnia or not. You'd be thnandthenyou'rerlghtba s 43 Center amphibian 9 Printers 27 Woman' 34 Indiscreet 44 Greek latter measure (p1.) name surprised how many people 35 Madam. 10 Part of the ear 28 Vegetables 48 Still think they only slept two or I've discussed in The Health three during the night Letter I'm sending you 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 when in fact they may have alterations In life style that help - - - - -----slept six or eight. There a lot of people go to sleep. DaIlj 10 11 12 14 to be some illualon of time exercise is important, but don't during the sleep hours that do a lot of physical exercise In 13 I Mort e p4 1 DOWN approach t HOIST H v 1 1 * 1 150_i00 LUNG V A N $ NI LATI CON • • $ I jU!Lj, NT $ SORipped 24 Open for by Ku TOt. 4llnsurr.ction 46 Group of ton 49 Disconcert soundly 20 Overpass BE TLE BAILEY _____ I A j W" _____ ____ 42Pisc.sof AHI V UM l3Kicktype paper ______ Iii_THIN 14 Falls back 45 Eye cove ri ng A LI 16 Prig 18Supsrativ suffiz 19 Thrash ____ AV AT U l l5Existed ________ __ A AP _____ ______ £ $I __ S Suggestions For Answer to Previous Puzzle Spud measure (abbr.) Horn. Office 004-734-6031 - ] - S. • - - - - - - - •S - . - - . - • F -- �_____________________________ ____________________________ -..• li Fi 110A-Evenlnii H.rkI. , I. I Ci . -, . .. r'llwarifriavilelyly .LLLt I I . ..... - - _ P4i •;i .I ~ _1 f.,I 4 i .**~ I - -I I Le gal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7942$-CA-19.F TOM NEWSOM. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of • I Ill, ."o, I -F I , , '. 1 Irll . !',,-I I I. 1 .. 1 JI'.1 ' .• 0 Kiwants ;:: Three-year-old Casey Williams her Mother's (left) happily sniffs Day carnation at Sanford Kiwans Ladles Day luncheon to which she accompanied her grandfather, James L. McWhorter of 2302 Lucretia Court, Sanford. Casey is visit. ing here from Mission Viejo, Cal. with her mom, the former Diana McWhorter. "i: ' ,' .11 .-•. •I. Herald f• ., • PIII by Jan CsswIb.cry -. 4 4 1979. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court 1 Publish: May - Kiwanis Club of Sanford pie(left) of the Al Wilson with club's Legion of sents Honor award for .4 1 :.;* 1; -• •t•- •. . . his 35 years perfect attendance, as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 19.S4S.CA.O9.K JAMES E. LEE and wife, VIVIAN J. LEE, ''• Plaintiff, . -vs. Wilson smiles proudly. Wilson was unable to accept his - - - f's ) // %. .5 •••• S - j-.,:"4.4,`'- 1 ' . . : S . ' . . The Missing Link? CHARWrrE, N.C. (UP!) - discovered. He said the foslis by Qochen and Dr. Donald E. work and hope they will go back Bone fragments found In support the theory Burma may savage of the University of and prove for sure what these Bwma Indicate that higher have been the point of origin of California at Berkeley. tHi%11 5f5." primates, the ancestors of spes the antiropokis, the common CW= &W Savage, spanClochon and Savage plan to and man, may have developed ancors of mockey apes and sored by the Smithsonian return to Burma later this year. 10 mill years earlier and humans. Foreign Currency Program and The new Barnes, primates thoaanda of miles further east The origin of higher primates the LS.B. [mak,y Foundation, have been called, Pondaungia than prsvloualy believed, a las been documented to the molintlild In an silpedWon in and phlp1th., named North Carolina satlataction of most scientists to December 197$ and January of after, primate discoveries made antiropologid said abont30n'Uhlonyearsagointhe this year in which three ad. In the Pondaung Hills arm of Faywn region of Egypt. Upper Burma in the 1. dilional fossils were found. University of Charlotte today. Dr. Ruaseil L. Qochon, in his The tIM foall believed to be Dr. Elwyn L. Sirnoni, disc- 11* new discoveries are tIM year an the anthropology 40 million years old was to of theDub Unisi1y s'Ially more complete gaff at UNCC, reported at a discovered in iO7$ by two Pdmds Caft in Durbem, than the earlier (hide and are news conference on an aipedi. Burmese scientists from the tnii upi us fossils recovered believed to have come from tim In which lower Jaw Mandsisy Arts and Sciences by Clodion and Savage mlgt4 prlm$ie which .ttihid a size fr'grrenli of primates bsIl.v.d University. That discovery re- be 49mMon years old, but said equal to that of the living to be 40 ynIffl0n years old were suited from a project developed ti.n what befuejwevidsmBamese gibbon apes," UNCC to suhetth$e those I 'n a Robb. Heads Panel L ' d Y cIim. said. "This relatively large "I think It's work that áould body ", coupled with adbe co,gthu,d" Simoms said. vaxed features of thedental 'ii. Caociion and No CO- crown morphology, the ex- workers have found only lower treme depth of the Jaw below Jaw parts so far. For coofirmi- the molar teeth and the lion that these are earlier presence of a wsII.bs*trsssed 0"toammairs." . portuawomsis-tillebw "It's not totally provable 11*11 mess primates from the late WA$ZUNGTON (UP!) - President Carter's appo"'n.nt of they get some iper jaw' and Eocsne period (40 wllikn years Lynda Bird Robb to chair a woman's advisory commIttee was parts of the shell that have ago) are the .arUsd known barely almolaced bafote it las uitkin,d by an officer of the uad'f.atures of higher record of the saftWids.11 primates like enclosed eye Chis Jaw fragment discovered 'dim's largsd women's lobbying organlvHon, Mh anddmad of Mrs Robb, 3$, wits of Virgins 14. Go,. seckMa" Iknosm salt You by Ckdm ad lavepisatthe (lviii Roth, elder danghi.r of the We PruldeM Ijodosi B. can't prow omnetidag is a University of CalgorWa at higher primate from jaw Bahelsy end the ether these J4n and a mother of three, was made by Carter W.dauday evening, fragments. I applaud their we Mill In Burma, UNCC salt So will mc'ce.d former New York Democratic Rip. Della .. Akag, wlw was fired as osthalrwumw of the N.tk' Advisory (iwnIlt.s for Women In January by pnsi4,,dl*1 11 tIMes Jotd. Tbe firing was prompted by a flap over I LEGAL NOTICE gg atement aitlesi of Cuter's budget priorities CO NOTICI OP INTINT TO PILE Fl NAL. wom's wm APPLICATION FOR SECOND YEAR COMMUNITY lhWN1..&lV .lwg hAlO of comuhit DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDING In I.• Notice $g Arlielogo via president for action peogeoms for the Ndlosal (ganindlosforWom. the mows hr" womes'alobb,W 'I p, add the appo 14P1, 1* of JVW to _________ ___ "RothinIepSofEPA bm%bddwhmlbmWmMWnii womoWoWvwWl dw alt "this Is a heists (Ma. Aheug's ss sreM ee SIng) when itw l E k" L Impos t OII a the audi of ----- In this d we ls this load going to bse MdW $0 ri-elect the altit. Ma. at Nsstkwedom tMIvsi*y in :. Atoug, peter to a ssdI,ald: and dIwIi1sudth.ngdss.ir-11u,WA intths dl PURSUANT TO REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, THE HOUSING AUTHORI1 I OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. HERESY GIVES NOTICE OF ITS INTENT TO FILE FINAL AP PUCATION FOR COMMUNITY D(VELOPMEN1 s3LOCK GIANT FUNDING FOR THE SECOND ACTION YEAR. PROJECTS PROPOSED INCLUDES HOUSING RIHASILITATION, MOOIRNIZATION OF PUBLIC HOUSING. FUNDING REQUESTED FOR THE SECOND AC. TION VIAL IS Al FOLLOWS. 1. musing Rehabilitation , of Public Houft 0116.3111111.00 wise000 made apsic. oseMry. f Found s msvemeM vanes' Total Funds RweSIed . __ IT IS INTENDED THAT THE FINAL. APPLICATION FOR SECOND YEAR FUNDS WILL BE SUBMITTED 010.011111 BEFORE THE 15th DAY OF MAY. l29. DATED THIS Ith DAY OF MAY, . !, BOARD ff COMMISSIONERS OF THE . HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY 01SANFORD, FLORIDA I . -• THOMAS WIL$QN III **ECUTWI$ICRITA*Y - • 1H 't rint ugul her." • •. go 5- . -----S - • • - . thru Fri. - - 51g. Peggy Prtdgemar, Judy 1919 - . 346esort ARRNEAM I $USliINI ____________________ ) STATE. EDt A shiny deal for 139,900. 1st BUYERS COMPLETION 60 DAYS WATCH FOR Make a wish 3 BR, 28 home In Lk. - Mary w-C-H&A, w-w carpet A COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE AT dining area! Fre"y painted & fenced rear yd.t BPP WARRANTED! Orly $34,900. FLOYD A G000HART. GEO. WILMER ASSOC. INC. REALTORS 8316900. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S . SALES All Seasons Homes LEADER! WE' 1lST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it *526,500. A cute starter or for the young at heart. 3 BR, 1 bath, near shopping. Call today on this (904) • 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service *515,000. 2 building lots, zoned MR-2, located west of Sanford. 2565 REALTORS 19 PARK Branch Office • - Rent STEMPER AGENCY BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN. TOO MANY CLOSET! AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU- REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 062-3653 332.1939 SECLUDED COUNTRY LIVING room for horses, fish pond, 32 w FR, S acres. $69,750. - Tr-level country home, beautiful 1-3 home w tile & oak floors. 1+ acre, fruit & pecan trees. BATH WITH ALL THE GOODIES. EXCEPT FOR THE BIG HOMES AND BIG OAKS ON THE SAME STREET $33,900. CAPE COD HOME AN THE COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS $31,900. BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CROCKETT LOG HOME WITH CATHEDRAL CEILING & CARPET, DUE FOR COMPLETION AUGUST 1. $39,000. Osteen 10 acres $1,500 each. Lake Mary bldg. lot. $12,000. Lake Mary 3-2 btk. $31,000. 43 all conveniences. Consider - - - Call 443-5410 Tony Coppola -'School of Real Estate. uiid te luif - our lot or yours. ' PHA-VA, FHA 2351 245. M. Unsworth Realty -, REALTOR 3324041 or eves. 323-0517 Cash for your loti Will build on your lot or our lot. . YEnterprlse,Inc. in Realtor 44430)3 1. mmediateoceupsncy. New 3 BR, 1 B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home I downtown.. $27,500 wexcellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322-4437 or 332.7111 aft S. after school • . Dept. - 23$ Homes, 4 pct. in r t t qualified buyer. $30,000 to - EVENING IJj WILL'TAKE YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE ON ANEW CROCKETT LOG HOME OF YOUR CHOICE. MANY DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM. PRICE RANGE $21,000 TO $43,000. lease-option. $34,500. 10 acres with cypress house. 1$ x 32 ingro.ind pool, fenced. $65,000. Idyllwilde - S OR, 2/1 B. country kitchen, breakfast nook, den, fireplace, 2 car enclosed garage. $65,000. 1 acre with old house. Owner holding. $25,000. SEIGLER REAITV BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford BATEMAN REALTY Sanford 321.0640 Reg. Real Estate Broker . 1 ML! A-FHA.235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment *i 13 & ddsr an exciting to earn E XTRA" ' ' 2l$itt*Iinji ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 - Review for the Fla. Real Estate Exam. Classes on May 12 1)3. . & GIRLS * " 135,090. LOW down payments. BUILDER. 332.2257. gj front lot In Cassàibi,rry. iDi)' alhege YARD. WORK. Call beforeCa.m. 323-00iafter7p.m.3fl.Ofl,. frontage on Seminole Blvd. Asking $14,960 with good terms trade If YOU don't tell peopte, how are Cal l Bart Y 90101@ to kflow? Tell them * CINIII lid ad, by calling 3222411 or 1.,m, ___________________ ' - 2I,ISS perinjtj --------Earn a_'_ nev home ''I Oons.aiw or We. written), or typing ROWS & report5. Dotajis, $e Self addresseg envelope, •. Ions. i Glasgow, Winter Spiin), 37701 , - _______________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7491 y GW000 (Tiberon) Mid ISO's. Owner. Super 2 story frame empai'ary. 1 yr. new. I BR, bth, 2 car att. garage with NY, MANY EXTRAS. de schools I close to Shop. Oft Drive by 941 Waverly Dr. 1. 11134.2443 for Appt. Owner .anWerr,d. . CusS. $)i UNLUCKY? TRY THISGREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DEBARY $55,000. radiator shop. Fantastic location, good accounts. Owner to help finance, 535.000. $SMSOWNfRS Oem Jose credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 414.2318. - a Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 661-8Th 2631 Sanford Ave. 321-0759 Aft. Hrs. 322-764j, 377-4169 Real Estate - 101111,1 0.wan $111 Ps-ICe 136.1131 øt ,%* m' - - - - IIAITY -• ___________________________ e.199rl. ba living weekly. N 01k. 333.9Ø3 KALM NOUN '• --------- ------ ---- Licensed Mortgage Broker U.S. I Titusville, FL VA I FHA Financin SO-MI'sceltaneous People who like money use low x - 2 acres with 1 acre in orange grove. 191' on Lk. Mary Blvd., 191' on lake. $39,000. Beds, dbl. motel Box Springs & YOU. 62 acres East of Sanford. $2,200 per acre. Wm. Maliczowski, REAL. TOR. 322-7913. 5 acres w-model 60 John Deere, located Lk. Harney, Geneva, $15,500. 186-27)0. BATTLE OF THE BULGE Leader needs Associates, es perienced or newly licensed "owl If you are fighting to provide enough space for a growing family, let us show you this 3 o 4 OR home In beautiful Sanora. Exc. assumption. $10,500. Ilargest Listing Inventory minant Advertising 10 Hour Sales Training IMernber Realtors & ERA iNatlonal Referral Service ull.Time Office Supervision 41.25 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. $2,000 PER ACRE. BRING YOUR CHECK BOOK. ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA RIVER AND HIGHWAY 46. USELESS EX. CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS. $1,900. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" [U E , 3229283 Moving must sell everything' OR set, Mediterranean with queen site water bed, $300; Explorer 3 wheel motor bike 1914, $350; Dinette set, $95. Remote control color T.V. Zenith, $275; Ham mond pipe organ, $450; Unique antiquepatio set, $)50; 20 ft. boat with 100 hp motor, $2,450; 1972 Ambassador St. Wgn, $79S. 834 1239. 3 Room Air Conditioners FOR SALE: Furn., beds, arm chair, couch, desk, chair, radio, HiFi. 327-3853. WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 66$-833 This 2 OR home with a pleasant sun rm. Is shown by appt. only. You'll appreciate its 1mm. cond. Recently re-roofed & new sewer line. Close to downtown & For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor-Owner, at 3222120. churches. $21,500. Stenstrom Realty, Realtors WEEKEND HIDE-A-WAY OR YEAR AROUND ONE of a KIND-sedate older 3 story home, beautifully land. scaped, has 1 OR apt. over del garage. 149,500. LIVING Enjoy clean fresh, cool water running by your front door. Swim, fish or lust relax on your own private & "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. $14,750. PRIME SITE 300' frontage on Lk. Mary Blvd. Ideal Business location, great investment, estate $72,000. CHARMER older 2 story, 3 BR, 3 B, new carpet, patio & 2 porches. REALTY WORLD. Cony, location. $34500. 3225791 desk $30; Alladdin port. kerosene heater, new $75; 23" El hedge trimmer, new su. 19" Husqvarna chain saw, new stes. 323 0110. 4 pc. BR tuitp new, $239 S PC. L 7 pc, dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $50 I, up; El. stove $101 up; full size draperies $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 322-1721. (I) The Real Estate Agency, REALTORS 241151 a S. French (17-93) Snfoi- Realty IAC. REALTOR ,, 323-3321 196921', Larson Cully Cabin. Low time, 160 hp, I 0, full canvas, tandum wheel trailer, w-eI wench. $3500. 323 8192 aft 6:30 p.m - * * *HOUSE WANTED* e In Need of Repairs 52-Appliances ,KENMORE WASHER- Paris. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0497 53-TV-Radi0-Stereo Baptist Church needs 2-S acres in Casselberry area. Call 530-7919 Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments I buy equity. 322.0714. 47-A -ti1gigss lougN &SoM WILL BUY EXISTING-tot I 2nd MORTGAGES. I. LOW, LIc. Mtg. Broker. $23 No. 4.0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte, 563.7153 Cars Removed JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-169 4 75 models Call 339-9100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) 1'c,p Dollar "aid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 777 5990 --- --- ______________ - - - - - Motorcycie Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 32) 71)0 -- -- ------- - - 69 C,irnero 427 hp )spgoodcond Call alt 6 p ft) 323 7299 - 78-Motorcycles -------- 1967 Mustang Convertible V I, PS, PB, many extras 51900. 322 7319 aft 7 - - ---- -- -- - - -- 1965 Mercury 3 Dr - H T Body. motor, tires good cond . rcj. gas. current sticker M,ik,' offer Ph 3223000 - Will sell Color T.V. Portable. $135 - 322-0797 Good Useo lelevisions. $33 ano up Miller's 2419 Orlando Dr. 54-Garage Saiss Hon* Improve Cond.& Hoofing _' - Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Com- plete. Tho,nft organ., piano-p Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc.. fl02 French Ave. 3222255 62-La wn.Ga rden JAM FROST- Cent. l(eat AlCond, Service. Free Est, on flst. Comm. & Res, rn on Fk.CAN VIOLIn'S - - LentrAl Heat & Air Cond. Free. Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 322 1771 3229141 The Greenhouse Eves after 61 weekends Nelsons Florida Roses Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave, Appliances Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 3230039 I ft FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND - Beauty Care _________________________ ,Call Dick Lacy 323-7580 . 62-A--Farm Equipment BUILDINGS!!! Special factusy purchase on all steel, clear span buildings. 30x18x17 for $3,871, 40x48x14 for $4,859, 4002x14 for $5,951, 48x72x14 for 5.6,917 F.O.B. factory. All buildings Include 25 lb. wind load and large double sliding door. Call 305-331 4617 9 am. to 5 p.m. tOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly' Harnietis Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322-5742 1UtATl RACO Batting, blowing, & Cellulose, Lowest prices. Call 3210839 or 904 731 6708 collect. - Concrete Work I- ree Estimate (all Mr Taylor 322 8545 - PAIN TING.CARPENTRY CUSTOM CAB INET S I L ree Est 323 0129 after S .10 ___ 2 Retired_ men want repair work of any kind, including roofs Fret' Es,. 32 __ -- EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. Mowing MINTZER TILE Newer repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 8695567 No job too large or small Corn plete lawn service Free estimate. 323 188). Landscaping & spraying 373 8049 call anytime - 7essmakingg 111111111111111111111111111111 - Lawn Service Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery J22-0707 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3225111 - Foam, fiberglas eraitilcTiI General Landscaping Rbs specialists. lop Soil & fill dirt, lawn maint 8 tree trimming. 373-3948. . Elsctrlcat - 11111111111 -- 65-Pets-Supplies - BURFIELD'S Electric Service 8 Repair. Industrial, Comm. Residential,322-9354 21 H's Light Hauling - Doberman puppy, male, 9 weeks old. Shots. Champion blood lines. Show prospect, $100. 321 0747. Border .Collie, Sm. spayed fern., Intelligent, protective A loving, needs home w-yard. Present owner moving. 333 $413 or 3234330 ext. 337, Alice. 1111111111111111 Exterior Cimning _ workmanship, quick, quality, courtegjs servic1L,.44$.4753 screen-porches, pool end. wds. - , All type re-glazing & wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 333.5545 DANNY'S PAINTING Interior. ExteriorHouse Painting Licensed- Insured. Bonded FREE Estimates. (303)332.9140 Oroonthig Ii Dosring SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Painting 800EN Painting. Paper Hanging., tree est. Professional Glass &Screen WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nhlure Salvage. 322-1721 Yard Debris, Trash Appliances 8 Misc. (LOCAL) 3195371 1111111111111111111 B&P Exterior. Fungus & m,ueW removal. Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Est. 339 6066, 668 8335, ANIMAL HAVEN 060-4 -Cat boarding, bathing Clipping, flea control. Pet Interior I Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor _____ 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, IcIng., stove, tools outside runs, also air cond. cages. 333-5752. - Piney Ws Auction Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located on SR 415, 15 mi. north of San. ford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques. or misc, by the piece or house full. Free pick up on consigned mdse. at 10 pet. 322.2270. - . . - Plumbing Service _________________________ ALL PLUMBINI., PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. 323 0)74; 322 4601 72-Auction JOHNNY'S BACK Free Est. 322 $545 ' Supplies, dog houses, Insulated, Shady inside kennels, screened Iteruiymen UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad inthe Herald 333.2411 or 531-9993. - _1 Kimball Super Slat - 5500 & take over payments $27 mo. 323-7667 - ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress $33.95 ea. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford 323-1415 Eves. fl-Junk _ - 59--Musical Me rchandise Cash _41-RI Estate nted -- - From $lOtotSO Call 322 1624; 327 1I6 68-Wanted to Buy 51-Household Goods Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of -,,,Sanford. 322-0721. Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 21904 75-Recreational Vehicles ______________________________ 1974 Impala Travel Trailer, 27' Self contained. A C, ext cond 5.3500 372 9325 aft .4 30 BUY JUNK CARS 64-Equipment for Rent table; twin bed comp. new $65; El adding mach. $30; 2 drawer 45.A-Oat of State Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 904-2"Ill) for further detaIls NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory . collect. 3224353 or professional office building site. 2W on 25th St. $25505. a ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. . - 3725672 Foot lockers & trunks $16.99 up 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 1012 MYRTLE Over 22 Years Experience MLS 323.5774 Day or Night Western Saddle, blanket & bridle, $75, Yamaha 123 Enduro, $150. 867 $271. 15' GE Iroitless ref. $150; Dinette 5 ACRES 1-Ott IIUItSES, COWS, AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT. $20,000. 55-Boats' Accessories only $20 ea. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French, 373-7340. 3Ii31SE. First St. Ay'TJNA AUTO AUCTION .y 9' I mile nest of Speedwa# Daytona Beach, will hold .,.. ,uI.. I ION everr Hwy 46 West, Sanford 323 5620 - Matresses, 5.30 set; Mattress 323-5092 NEW LISTING AT Compatible Associates Hall ' _________ Space Heater & Lawn Sweep 2 ACRES HWY 46, WEST OF I-I, LAKE ACCESS. $19,900. 1973 Silver Cougar Xl 7. power & AC, new tires Priced to sell. 52600. 151 E. Highbanks Rd., DeBary. Dell's Auction Center .'-Air new $399; Loveseat $64.95 I up; Sanford's most well- know progressive, Sales Volume Harqld Free Estimates. LK. MARY-LK. FRONT Are you a full time driver with a part time car? Our classifieds are loaded with good buy for '69 Pontiac Bonneville, I DR., H.T, P.S., PB.. Elec. seat 8. windows Interior & mech. ext. $400. 323-4340. DOOR PRIZES COMEEARLY STAYLATE - for Sale Sale KULP DECORATORS 4& W. 1st Since 1937 321'tbs INC. REALTOR 323-7032 Eve. 3fl-0612,ifl-15$7, 327-7177 80-Autos Bahama couch & chairs; TV's; day bed; corner table; Small dinette table & 2 chairs; auto. dryer; hot water tank; bookcase, Stereo; baby bed, coffee table; hand toots of all kinds & Many many nice misc items. Scott Reagan 322-8177 for - HAL COLBERT, REALTY 1975 Ford 250 Ranger Camper special AT. PS, PB Good cond 5.2800 321 0345 after 5 p.m RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg 5$ Large selection foam backed drapes; prints 50 84, 511.50 pr.; solids 4$ II 110.50 pr. Custom Upholstery carpets: - 51095 3226307 57-Sports Equipment 337350. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 43Lots-Acreage Annual Mother's Day Plant Sale & other misc. items. New & used. Sat. 9 till 136 Country Club Rd., Lk. Mary. 322-6347. STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. See our beautiful new BARRING. ARRINGTON w-lap siding & shingle roof. TON THE RIGHT LOCATION busins - General Fade,yj _____ Pull Turns knells Apply Nircar Alumki APPLICATION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE 1 800-4321002 '78 Skyline Mobile Home 12x61, 3 OR, 1', B, $700 dwn. & assume payments. 322 6338. Sales ' - OLD 2 STORY FARMHOUSE ON AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $64,900. Business opportunity. Auto. W.Oarnefr5hite leg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KR1DERASSOC 107W. Commercial Phone332.7111,$anford '' 322.2611 NO APPLICATION FEES -. DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 Want to build? We have the lot. $4,000. FurnAptorsm.furnp,ouse. 3sm. children. 349-5171 41-Houses SALES RECEPTIONIST Position with a career for aggressive person with good to nevoice. $300+ Comnf SECRETARY Nice company excellent benefits. Immediate opening $400. BOOKKEEPER God with - figures, sharp per. b0t' can land this job $M0. MANYMANYMOREI i2 French Ave. 323.506 (otiISh&Htv 11.92) - 323.332; Big Yard Sale. Sat. 8:30 a, m. at 1792 across from Art Grindle Wheel Ranch near S Points. Junk dealers 8. flea market owners invited. 1970 Ford P U 45.000 rn srn V 8. auto FRI. 7:30 P.M. Sanford, Fla. 32711 FOR ANY PURPOSE Homes F 100 1972 Ford P U $1,400 514 1680 * AUCTION * * SALE * ROBSON MAR I,NE 292) Hwy. 17-92 TO 15 YEARS REPAY RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL Cost ctassif led ads to buy, sell, or trade. 232.9491. 39-fflc to ., SAVE GASI SAVE TIME I nlngs. Call Circulation 42---Mobile Church Yard Sale: paneling, clothes, dishes, antiques. Sat. 95. 321 S. Magnolia Ave. $4,000 to $100,000 nished. Call Tony Coppola Associates. 641 2511. Moving Sale Sat. Only 2305 Lisa Cf. East SECOND MORTGAGES Real Estate Associate needed who lives in Sanford. Leads fur- Sanford's Sales Leader LATE $32,000. • . LOOKING __ - Property Daytona Beach-ocean lion weakly. Call 332403$ if no ant. I- LET US DO THE A IMAILL grill & more. BPP WARRANT. YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE "JUST FOR YOU" CALL 323-5176 *BOYS Sunny Days 3 BR, 11.' B home on 1g. loll C-air, w-w carpet, pan. FL. Rm., w-FP, coy, patio & bldg. lots in city. -- $100 damage 332.9295 Eves. _________________________ - miMi v so Lake Mary. Low 50's. x 1 BR Furn. $165 IN ________ Want Ads Sit Psspl Tsgs5Ie,..... porch, pond A turn. neg! Good buy at 131,750. - Moving sale- furniture, tools, etc. 846 Witdrnere Ave., 1 blk S. of 431 on 1792 West at ABC store 2nd mailbox on left. Fri., Sat., Sun, A Mon. o Super 2 BR, 18 home in DeBary Oi'* 1 acre' Eat-In kit., Fl. Rm., 4$40,000. For the builder 5 duplex 33-Houses Furnished , O A I Only $90,000. - _________________ AVON FLoRIDA1 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544 S. French Ave. *124,500. For the investment minded 2 unit Apt. bldg. Good tenants W NEW JOBS COMING MI6 P65 IN(k 11 HEALTH Gigantic .4 lam yard sale at J C. Carpenter's, Osteen, Look for sign on SR 415. Fri 8. Sat. 322 5330 - 79-Trucks-Trailers Auction Sundays 8 P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy. 127 Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Auction Sates 323 7050 Carport Sale: 171 W. Lk. Mary Blvd. Couch, chair, tables & misc. 8 12 Sat. 40 More! BPP WARRANTED! ordinary) split level home. 35R $275 plus deposit 3223439 or 323-4020 • ss.oe - S acres in Osteen, cleared w-some trees on the lake. $19,500 Sm. Just listed 1 BR, 31 j B home w. every imaginable feature' Pool & Patio! Lg. FR w-wet bar. OR, eq. eat-in kit. Huge BR5! Much 5146,500. End the space race in this 4 BR, 2 bath (out of the -last. 200S Maple Ave. between 4 6 p.m. or Tel. (1901) 775-7586. . STENSTROM REALTY OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, 1979! Great for expanding family. - LET'S TKET ELEVO! a I I 111 s...••.'..'u, fl-Auction___ Garage Sate--Sat 9 5 Little bit of everything 2018 Cedar Ave 0 ~ Handy man special. 2 lots w. garage apt. Could be apt downstairs Zoned comm. $20,000. 3 OR, 1½ bath. $250 a mo., first & EMPLOYMENT - lngF nesrs - 3 BR, 2 B split plan, FR, dbl cor lot. $6000 dwn & assume. No qualifying. Sales S Separate Garage Sales West Coleman Circle Saturday 9to5 iE2 ,2v Completely fenced. $69,000. a Ciicvii Court- Seminole COunty, DEJ 45 INC. REALTORS $30- 6833 or 339-1711 eves. one. $100 damage 3fl-9295. Eves ' 54 -Garage -- Mother desperate for home ,-__- Florida n accordsnc* with the Provisions of lie FIctitious. Name Statutes, To wit. - Section ssei, Florida Statutes 1957. - Unfurnished - 3 BR. $225 Mo. - Immed iate openings laborers day shift. American Wood Products, Marvin Ave., Longwood. Apply $ am. to 11:30a.m., Mon. . sein total"lad g ,ni, sri mesSing con 4" -- SECRETARY - sales exp. helpful, dictophone typing, mature person. Apply at Star. Line Enterprises, Rudder Cl,., Sanford Airport. - Life Is Mie oslerful ion -32--Houses -- - ___ _ Relief Night Auditor, part tlme.. Apply I person Holiday Innot Sanford, on lake front. - Publish May II, 1$, $1 June 1, 01JsS - - . . .. -. Breakfast cook. Apply in person Holiday Inn Of Sanford on [a Itse front. 20% OFF -- . recorded message. . fl.A-Art&rft . 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 this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.100.432.0403 anytIme for t IN RE: ESTATE OF KIRBY MONCRIEF of EZRA GARFORTH, SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND _______________________________ MONCRIEF, Attorneys Deceased CreativeExpresslons for 323U13 Plaintiff, Post Office Box 3379, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Sanford, Florida 32171, and file the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING original with the Clerk of the above CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ______________ Court on or before May 30, 1979; THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL otherwise, a Judgment may be OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Most complete Craft I Hobby IN THE ESTATE: entered against you for the relief Supply in Central Florida. demanded in the Complaint. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French WlTNESSmyhandandtheseaIof thattheadminlstrationoftheestate Ave. Sanford, Fl. this Court on this 24th day of April, of EZRA GARFORTH, deceased, ___________________________ 1979. File Number 79-169, is pending In the (SEAL) Circuit Court for Seminole County, 12-Special Notices Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Florida, Probate Division, the ad__ Clerk of the Circuit Court dress of which is Seminole County By: Patricia Robinson Courthouse, P.O. Drawer C. San. Lutheran Church of The Deputy Clerk ford, FL 32711. The personal Redeemer. Register now for S. KIRBY MONCRIEF representative of the estate is EVA Fail term, limited enrollment, SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND LUPION GARFORTH, whose $30 me. For more information address is P.O. Box ISO, Winter MONCRIEF call 322.4405 or 32,.2302. Park. FL 32790. The name and Post Office Box we . -Sanford, Florida 32171 address of the personal represen. 11-Help Attorneys tor Plaintiff tative's attorney are sef forth fo (303) 333.3430 All persons having claims or Publish: April 27, May 1, ii, 1$, demands against the estate are Brick & Block masons (305)323. DEi124 required, WITHIN THREE 73107 •.m..S p.m. week days. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF $5.10 per hour. NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEAR INOTO THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CONSIDER LAND USE MAP THIS NOTICE, tofile with the clerk Secreta ry, boeper, houseman, pert time desk clerk, pert time ELEMENT OF THE COM. of the above court a written bartender & maintenance PRIHINS1VI LAND USE PLAN: statement of any claim or demand TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: son flOadld. Sanford Inn 1.4 & they may have. Each claim must be 5R46 Apply C to S. Notice is hereby given that the in writing and must Indicate the City Commission of tne City of basis f or the claim, the name and Waitiusea, full & t Longwood, Flcrldawillpioidapgblic address of the cred itor or his agent - Maids time positions summer hearing to consider and solicit or attorney, and II,, amount time.Apply Days Inn, Sanford. comments on the Comprehensive claimed . If the claim is not yet due, L Land Use Map Element of the the date when it will become due The sooner you place your Comprehensive Land Use Plan. shall be stated. If the claim is con. ClassItedad,ftsoonMyouI, Public hearing will be held on tingent or Unhiquidated, the nature . 90 results. Wednelday, May 14, 1979 at 7:30 of the uncertainty shall be stated. If ___________________________ p.m. in the City Commission he claim is secured, the security BabySinlng_Hek,,ping Chambers at Longwood City Hall, shall be described. The claimant Light housekeeping, must love 115 W. Warren Ave., Longwood, shall deliver sufficient copies of the children, flexible schedule, Florida. claim to the clerk to enable the clerk Basically $4, full time. Salary, LInda N. Martin to mail one copy to each personal $120. Lonowood area. Reply Box City clerk representative. City of Longwood,, co Evening Herald, P.O. All persons interested in the estate Florida 1631, Sanford, Fl. 33771. to whom a copy of this Notice of Publish: May 1, 11, 1979 Administration ha$beon,nailedy, 01.1.5 required, WITHIN THREE Experienced auto mechanic MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF fQ'flswcer&sO.fl.,Nd FICTITIOUS NAME THE '- FIRST PUBLICATION OF ready. See Mike 3$3.33 °'' Notice is hereby given that we are THIS NOTICE, to Ills any objj " eng W4"in business at Suite o, IM they may have had challenge the E. A ltamonte Drive, Altamonte validity Of the decedent's will, the Pa a Career in Real Elate call SprIngs, Seminole County, I-los-ida, qualifications of the personal Realty Wield, The Riot Elate under the fictitious name Of representative, or the venue or Agency June PrzIs*.3-l314. DRUMMOND DIVING EN- jurisdiction of the court. TER PRISES and that we intend to - Ts$0pfo fly ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND registersaidnamewiththeclerkof OBjECtIONS NOT SO FILED Male, tufepf coin-any the Circuit Court, Seminole County, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED cOnIrlifV ENGINEERS now Florida In accordance with the Date of the first Publication of this Charolelte, N.C. •Takis, p , Provisions of the Fictitious Name Notice of Administration: May II, plicatlons for ENGINEERS Statutes, To Wit: Section 1979. familiar with step-by-step, Florida Statutes 1957. Eva Lupton Garlorth crossbar, or digital stared 51g. W. George Drummoel 'As Personal Representative programs systems, tran. Patricia 0. Drummond of the estate 01 smi$siyt or special service Pvbtish May il, 1L25&June 1. 19m EZRA GARFORTH qulpmM.5 DEJ-54 P- 0Deceased 50* 21171$, Charlotte, N.C. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL *312. FICTITIOUS NAME REPRESENTATIVE: Nollcels hereby given that we are WILLIAM A. WALKER It of ACOLORPULFUiURI engaged i business of 711 SPort St., Haines, Ward I$AP$ONICAL.LAWAY Lake Mary. Fla. 33714, Semino le & Woodman, P.A. - SANFORDCOjjR APARTMENTS 33015.SanfordAveni,e "Energy Efficient" Studio apt. idea l f or single person many security features, attic storage, fabric covered walls, shag carpeting, heat, air, 13 built in Power savers to reduce ci. bills. - On site manager. 323-3301. -- - by Roger Bollen Sanford by owner. 3 BR, pool, CH&A, new carpet. Large cor. tot, fenced bk yd, Sc. porch. NICE. 139,000. 322-0395. FORREST GREEN& - 1:1 a.m. 321-0621. . - phone between $ & 3234697 - FUNNY BUSINESS 41-4160ses 0 YOUR NEW ENERGY SAVER HOME ON LARGE TREED LOTS - SPECIAL PRICES TO FURNISHED APT. BYWEEKOR MONTH AUTO TRAIN Please Division P.O. p0 ox 550 Mini of NEW HOME PREPARAWinter Park Fl. 33190 TIONS and that we intend to rIgi$fof' Telephone: (306) 4444313 Mid name with the Clerk Of the Publish May Ii, 1$, 1979 By day, wk. or month. -- Lake Mary-tot with trees 1004130, lake privileges. $10,000. Shenendoah Village. 3232920. Has a part-time position avaaj for a bright personable in. divlduaItowork in our gift/food Caboose In the Sanford terminal. . 5-lost a Country setting $17,900. 322-0231, 323-7173, 322-0779 dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities inc. Available till October 1st. - Machifhst-Class A. Mill, lathe, shaper, etc. Must have all tools, able to work from sketches A prints. Casselberry. 030-9403. If you're lntM business ofiiding your busines... use the Classified Ads often. . bahts, foyer, double garage. dwn. Owner hold. Apis. for Senior Citizens. Dn. 'town, very clean 1. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. UnitedSolvents. 323•1402 • I Longwood area-nice new home convenient to 1-4 & 434. 3 BR, 2 2 OR opts fully furnished; FRIENDS, P.O. Box 123, Casselberry, Fl. 32707. County Florida, Under the fictitIous 31-Apartments Furnished VERSATILE WORKER- Typing, combined office & warehouse work. Healthy mature. Retiree acceptable. 12, Block "A", Sweetwater Oaks, Section 7, according to the plat - - . fl _mfr tleni Oldest Fragments Found - Modern 1 BR, patio, C-AC W.w car pel, laundrornat. In town. $165. Call 677-1644 WAREHOUSE WORKERS-.: Heavy work - permaneni position. Chance for ad. vancement. Shipping 1 receiving experience helpful. Mature individual required. Ph. 5enfordrFIa.-IlRL Longwood, Florida 3fl50 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to cancel a deed of record has been filed against you for the following described property: Lot written defenses, if any, to it on S. Spacious, modern 2 BR, C-H&A, carpeted, stove, ref., dishwasher, disposal. Near hospital. Adults, no pets. $200. 323-3958. SALES REPRESENTATIVES, We provide full training. We need 6 people with some sates es per ience to distribute photographic equipment for national company. Our people earn $230 week up. For appt. call Duane Groves at 677-1241 between 10 am. & 6 P.M . Do you need a friend? Someone to write, love or lust someone to talk to. For full details write --. -Iaundromat; Convenient location. $215 . Call 677-14. -. P.O. BOX 553 •_ Deluxe townhouse 2 BR, 1.2 bath, all appliances, fenced patio, LPN, Full time&parttime. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford Al-Anon Family Group to . Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 323-0470 Mariner'.. Village, '' • .. - 3 BR-Sill. Pool. Adults only, OA Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport 41-Houses -- i Ulf 6 I '1 1 1 1 1 --------_____ ___ C I - necessary. Apply in persOn Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 6-Child CBFO award at last week's Legion of Honor day because of illness. b " I Cook full time knowledge of diets JAMES DIX HOUSTON, JR. and Help a little girl stop worrying wife, JO ANN HOUSTON, thereof as recorded in plat book 19, about her kitten. 51k & wh male. FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF pages 2l and 29of the public records Lostnew23th& Princeton. 333SEMINOLE, SEMINOLE of Seminole County, Florida, and MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, JAMES you are required to serve a copy Of __________________________ A. COH EN and MARTHA C. your written defenses.If any, to it On COHEN and AMERICAN STEEL Gary Siegel, Attorney for Petitioner, FENCE COMPANY, INC. OF whose address is 292 U.S. Hwy 17.92, ORLANDO, Fern Park, Florida 32730, on or special Summer program for 6.12 Defendants. before the 22nd day of May, 1979, yrs. old including weekly NOTICE OF ACTION and f lie the original with the clerk of swimming, skating, & movies, TO: JO ANN HOUSTON this court either before service on 3224443 SANFORD EARLY last known mailing addrSS: Plaintiff or immediately thereafter; CHILDHOOD CENTER. 1453 Lakes ide Estates otherw ise a default will be en tered Apartment 606 against you for the relief demanded FREE CHILD CARE for those Houston, Texas, 770.42 in the complaint or petition, who qualify. For further in. YOU ARE HERERY NOTIFIED WITNESS my hand and the seal of formation contact Sandra that en action, foreclose a mar- this Cou rt u ii, , n3 SUSSS on The ewk(pIsp4fl, In (SIAL) _________________________ Seminole County, Florida: Art hur H. Beckwith, Jr. P-,,.GxI rwn The East 140 feet of Lot 12, As Clerk of the Court FLORIDA LAND AND COLONIZA. By: Eve Crabtree lION COMPANY'S CELCRY • 'Deputy Clerk beef, pors; fish FI'da PLANTATION, Less the South 540 Publish Apr. 20, 27 & May 1, 11, 1979 delivery, mm. $20 order. San. feel, according tothe Plat thereof as DEI-90 ford area. 322.2314. Sam's recorded in P1.1 Book 1, Page 129, of Portion Meats. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the Public Records of Seminole SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ________ _______ County, Florida. PROBATE DIVISION has been filed against you and you File Number 79.149 are required to serve a copy of your -. Mrs. 11 18-Help Wanted 60-3333 or writ his wife 204 Smolcerise Blvd. U U Lfinai r itu ftu sure to aet res . ! -. problem drinkers For f Our* Information call AUDREY L. JAY, U as ' - iSkt'OKOLAPRbBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON Forfamiliesorfrlendsof and ink U -Apartments Unfurnished ________________________ AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LOUIS J. JAY ~t 1 ,if Jh 3 Lines Minimum 4_pQf$flJ Defendants. 1979 1 flIP.I 11--Card of Thanks 32750 I ............... 43c a Iii 3cti.c1v,t1me1 ... .3$c a line iconsecutivitlmls..... 35c a tin. VT Ire I I I r I. DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sundo9 Noon Friday 204 Smokerise Blvd. Longwood, Florida 4, 11, 1$, 25, - 831-9993 RATES described property owned by Forrest A. Arnold, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: One 1969 Dodge Pick-up Truck, white-red in color VIN No. 1111131312 _______________________ being stored at Fosters in ____________________________ Longwood, Florida and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A.M. on the 29th day of May, The family of John G. Herbst A. D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to express their appreciation to the highest bidder, for cash, subject family friends and neighbors for to any and all existing liens, at the their acts of kindness, messages Front (West) Door of the Seminole of sympathy and floral offerings County Courthouse In Sanford, extendsdtousatthedeathof our Florida, the above described per. loved one. Special gratitude to sonal property, Dr. C. F. Brooks Smith for the That said sale is being made to years of devoted care and tender satisfy the terms of said Writ of companion following death. and Execution. to RPv. Edmond Weber for a John E. Polk, poignant eulogy, Sheriff Mrs. Marion Keeling Bathes and Seminole County, family Florida Mr. Harold Herbst and family Publish: May 4, Ii, ii, 23, 1979 Mr. Warren Herbst and family DEJ.19 JAY, His wife. DEJ.25 • 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thrti FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 0:00 A.M. LOUIS J. JAY and AUDREY L. By: Susan E. labor Deputy Clerk Rupert Strickland 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS of NOTICE OF ACTION TO: MAURICE WHEELER and VIRGINIA MAE WHEELER, his wife, whose residence address is UNKNOWN, and whose lest known mailing address is EARLVILLE, NEW YORK 11132. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a Mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida: The West 100 feet of the East 400.30 feet of the South 120 feet of the North ½ of the Northeast /4 of the Southeast¼of the Southeast '/ of Section 4, Township 20 South, Range 31 East, Seminole County, Florida, has been filed against you and you we required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to oil on ROGER L. BERRY, Plaintiff's attorney, whose address Is P.O. DRAWER 0, (110 EAST COMM ERCIAL) SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771, on or before the 5th day of June, 1979, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately thereafter, otherwise a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the OF FLORIDA. CASE NO. 71-2553-CA-1" Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal of SANDRA ELISABETH JAY, Plaintiff, this Court on the 1st day of May, Club 'IUIIIU•U•SUUIg. U I: U U U Seminole banking corporation Plaintiff, .. Forrest A.Amid, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following Defendants, Friday, May 11, 1979-I1 A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando-Winter Parki. and under f .- - Corn Bank.Falrvllla, a Florida MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, MAU. RICE WHEELER and VIRGINIA MAE WHEELER, his wife, The out of , Orange County, Florida, upon a final judgement rendered in the aforesaid court on the 31st day of July, A.D. 1970, in that certain case entitled, MARY ELIZABETH DREGGORS, a.k.a MARY DREGGORS, a-lie MARY C. DREGGORS, AVCO Fl. NANCIAL SERVICES OF HOLLY. WOOD, FLORIDA, INC., a Florida corporation, SE M I NO I. E At .:...., 1 '.I 1 1. ..:. I I . J Execution Issued the seal of the COUNTY Plaintiff, 11 11 Legal Notice -..-.- __;...... - - -. I I. 1 I1 I , . I 1 I ... Handy Man-will hoe orange groves on contract. Large or a,,alI 133 6171 after 6 p.m. - Railings Custom built ironwork. ______ Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 323-7111, 339-1o9 Horns lITwlOV,fli.,*s 1 Man, quality operation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 327.171) CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR $.G. BALINTIASSOC. ldir - - - - All types, eqpt repair, trucs bodies, roof racks, portable soot. Martin's 3237111. 339-7693, - Multi- Family Yard Sale Sat. & Sun. 9-5. Furn., Antiques, Baby I household items, Datsun topper, Junk. 123-1445. 194 Ruskin St., Lake Mary. To List Your Business,,, DIGI 322-2611 Or 831-9993 ,'.,--,l,: 1' ,-*,', - :. -, �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ..._mu.. oftwow Friday, May 11, 19y9 School Boafr"unds Planning For -- BY SHARON CARRASCO Herald StaffWriter The architectural firm for Seminole County public schools will prepare the specifications needed for removing asbestos from the ceilings of 12 of the county's schools. The Seminole County School Board approved the action Wednesday on the basis of "emergency funding" in order to comply with the Professional Negotiations Act since the firm's contract will exceed $5,000. The Casselberry atchitectural firm of Dalmwood, Derryberry, Paveichak partnership was orginally contraded for $4,950 to design the specifications for the installation of drop ceilings in the 12 schools, said Hugh Carlton, director of auxiliary services for the school district, "Any time you hire an atchitect, you have to negotiate under the Professional Negotiations Act if the cost exceeds $5,000," Canton said. To get around that law, school board utilized one of the conditions available to it by declaring the situation an emergency. Ned Julian Jr. school board attorney, assured the board this action would guard it against "any repercussions." The emergency was declared mainly to save the school board time and money. "Unless this is declared an emergency, we would have to re-advertise for bids and delay the project and not have the lob completed this summer," said Suit. William Layer. The school board is having the asbestos removed in order Removing to comply with the state Department of Education. That compliance may cost the school district a "ball-park figure excess of $250,000," Canton said. Previously, tests were ducted on the ceiling samples of the 12 schools to determine whether they contain the type of asbestos which may cause cancer. The asbestos material had been sprayed on the concrete . surface of the ceiling mainly to act as a sound barrier, Carlton said. Ceilings that contain the asbestos material that mot be removed from the 12 schools cover a total of approximately 1,068 square feet, Canton said, "According to the engineer, there's no Immediate danger at all," Calton said. "The ceilings are all in good condition. They are not giving off anything." Asbestos School Board member Allan Keeth expressed concern m.ilnly teeCherS. "On the basis 1 what little I know about this, I am far less concerned about the potential effect on the children in this school than I am about a lot of the staff. "The kids move around. Their exposure is less than the good many of faculty who may have spent 2D years in the same cssroom," Keeth said. No Complaints Reported Locally Schools in Seminole County where ceilings will be removed are: Casselberry Elementary School, Lake Mary Elementary School, T. W. Lawton Elementary School, Jackson School, Heights Middle School for Rosenwald Exceptional Children, Milwee Middle School, Crooms High School, English Estates Elementary School, Longwood Elementary Sanford Middle School, South Seminole Middle School and Bear Lake E'ening Hernid SANFORD, FLORIDA Social Sec urity Foul=Up In Computer Error The Sanford Social Security office reported today that there have been no complaints thus far In connection with a cornputer foul-up affecting the payment of monthly benefits to senior citizens, The central office of the Social Security Administration in Baltimore reported Thursday that a computer error has resulted in the sending of garbled letters to more than five percent of the 550,000 social security recipients nationwide who filed annual reports detailing their actual 1978 earnings and their estimated 1979 earnings. The letters, Administration information officer Jim Brown said, were sent to inform beneficiaries of Diabetics changes in their monthly checks. "We haven't heard anything about It. The central office hasn't contacted us," Sanford administrator Barbara Scott said. Each year, beneficiaries who continue to work part4lme are required to file annual reports listing their actual income for With the past year and their an- 1977 that he expected to make ticipated income for the coming $4,000 In 1978 and actually made year. The information is fed $5,000 when he filled out his Into a computer, Brown said, statement at the end of the and monthly check totals are year, he would have $500 tabulated. deducted from his benefits. The Those persons who made $500 would be taken from his more than $4,000 in 1978 have $1 1979 benefits, Brown said. deducted for every $2 over "What happened is that when $4,000 made, Brown said. For the Information was fed into the example, If a person reported iii computer, some of the corn- _i I I He said the letters were sent puterized letters informing the beneficiaries of changes in their out April 15, but some people 1979 benefits came out garbled may have disregarded them and could not be read," Brown because they were garbled. He said it was too early to tell the said. "We would urge anyone who exact number of garbled letreceived such a letter and is ters, but the problem was confused about why their check believed to have been corrected. amounts have changed to contact their local office," Brown said. FHK MOM'S THE WORD I '! - 1 The latest pump patient, Robert Harper, of Naples, Is a sophomore in college. Despite some problems in adjusting to the pump, including an unexpected dogging of the needle, he now favors it over daily insulin shots. The experimental program is being administered by pediatric endocrinologists at the University of Florida's Shands Teaching Hospital. A similar experiment Is being conducted by the University of Tennessee's Center for Health Funeral Notices i,I, . CHARLIE GORDON MARION Take advantage of the Great May Prices at.---- MARC SIADE CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH IN SANFORD 323-1230 PHONE 45.2000 2613 Orla ndo Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) WILLIAMS, MRS. MARY— Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Williams, 75, of 1413 W. 14h St., Sanford who died May 5 will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at 11th Stress Church of Christ with Brother Clarence Bali officiating. Burial In Restlawn Cemetery. Wilson.. Mortuary YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Thos'sriwI Pan Amsr,con Financial Scivic., will arrang. loans ç to 125.000 ci more, far any p..%pos& If you own your own home, ondominjum a, mob's home and l.t, you quolfy. CORSAGES ...$1 -0up ARRANGEMENTS 10° BLOOMING PLANTS fJI\ '41 '4 All Applicants May Be Eligible. Widows, pensioners, people w,ih bad credo, issues, wwopk ban those rejected by banks a, loan cowQaness. £aay Eatended Repayment Terms the yot cash for any ppose. Mishcalbjs 'vocations - home - new cci f,,nit,,. -op$onc. Or pay off ins$nsnt loans. Yaw one payment wig prob&ly be loss than the cundinsd monthly poy...a..h you're ming now. LUp - Giozenta Hydrangeas Mum; African Violets Begonia - Fast Loan Approval. Inmost cow, yawloon WIN b. opprowsdks24howsand con',Jsh.Jwft$iio3days. Cal Pan American today and ' yasirborvowinpow.rasa A check is waiting 'fcryoul - 'I" 9 PLANT WATER TESTER Rig. sii. OPEN SUNDAY 9a.m. til 2 p.m. Pan American Financial Services, Inc. Ca114 flawt As dm*d *CeNtm 2397 Eichelberger charge. H $2,500 to $25,000 LicensedMo Sicker 1301 S.Cleesf.,Saito 202 Tan,., Plerid. 330 ... " LA.. Vs, CALL TOLL P*IE PH. 323.7150 HOLLOMAN, MRS. MINNIE— Funeral services for Mrs. Mit*iie L. Hoiioman, 19, of 24 Redding Garden, who died May 1 will be Saturday, May 12, at 1 p.m. at Zion Hop. Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. J. L Brooks officiating. Burial in Resilawn Cemetery. Wilson. Eichelberger Mortuary in charge. WALL or more, for any purpose! 'WiWv7"y car : ______ ________ Vnnr ,røtllf Ic ntntI f,ir .5 w. . Report Remarkable Results forced her to miss many days my insulin needs," she said. from school, but since she Kris Lambert, 16, of DeBary, began wearing the pump two has been treated for diabetes months ago she has not been since he was one and was absent one day. particularly upset by his &nail "I don't feel the need to drink stature, but since he began with as much liquid or go to the the pump three and a halt bathroom as often as I did months ago he has grown one before, and now I can enjoy a and a half Inches. few more sweet foods such as He said he did not like the desserts with my meals be- inconvenience of wearing the cause the pump takes care of device all the time and was not comfortable sleeping with it, but he told his doctors that in general he felt much better than he did with the previous From now through May is, Gordon, treatment. Marion and Charlie will give you one Weather Air Condit Need Cash?- New Pumps GAINESWLLE, Fla. (UP!) Three young diabetic patients equipped with new, portable Insulin pumps that keep their bodies automatically supplied with the right amount of insulin, generally favor the pumps over individual injections. Cherrie Roberts, 15, of Fort Walton Beach, said her former wildly fluctuating condition _________ MEOWNERS: WITH - Friday, May 11, 1979 French Ave., Sanford AoiA in 0 1-800835.2246 Operators on duty 24 hews a day, 7dsysowsck. - AVERY, JAMES H. Funeral services for James H. Avery, 75, of 102 Castle Brewer Court, who died Mayo, will be Saturday at 4 p.m. at Macedonia Primitive Baptist Church, West 13th St., Sanford, Rev. N. Harris of. iclating. Wilion.EicheIbeiger Mortuary in charge. THREAT, SAMUEL— Funeral services for Samuel Threat, who died May S. will be Saturday, May 12, at 6 p.m. at the gravesidi in Restiawn Cemetery with Rev. Abner Jackson of. ficiating. WiiIon.Eichelb,rger Mortuary in charge. I . - Some .]Fioff K mart Accepts CREDIT For Your Savi ngs Most K mart Stores Honor These Bank Cards.. "Watch out, dear. This Sunday is Mother's Day and phone lines will be very busy Why not avoid the delay by calling on Saturd Or ifyou do ch Sunday, the best time is between 1 PM. and 5 PM. And don't fomet Dial direct save your money. Herald Photo By Tom Netsel John and Helen Padgett are members of the Starlight master cnarge'l, Promenaders, a square-dancing group that kicks-up their heels every week in D.Bary. Story, photos, page 2. + K mart takes credit and gives credit to save you moneyl Count on brand names, quality merchandise at savings, and use your good there in your pocket. Installment credit is available on majorcredit-right purchases, Grand Opening SALE Starts Thursday, 9 a.m. at US Hwy. 17.92 at Airport 1111vd4t Sanford, Fla. — 1410 srss ...sosst cossil 11~11111RIIEI RAM 4 �__________ —Iuuij 14000111, $anfsrt. FL Fridsy, tdsy 1I,17 ,.. • V I ----•-.—. ..__u4 ..s.. Evening Herald, Sanford FL TA R L I GHT TO =Vt You PHIL DEERE'S SPECIAL PURCHASE Country rurnitur DISTRIBUTORS INC. We Have NEVER BEFORE Offered A 7 Pets Set- For This Low Price And MAYBE.... NEVER AGAINII PH. 3AND 234322 PHILDEERE'S FURNITURE FAcTORY CLOSE OUTS Banners are 'stolen' by visiting clubs E'i' _ 7A , k :...n •'p. .. . . ............ . '. . . r.'.- ''...:. • Y :f •;.. f •• ..• :1 1: . -. ___________ fJ' ' .4 I, r •4 ØIII 1 :'.'j,, .. .'.• 'Square Dancing Is good therapy' PH. 323-0511 Promenaders In 20th Year It Is a little after 8 o'clock on a Wedneadsy evening and fiddle music from a tape recorder fills the DeBary Community Center. Gents In Western shirts with mc*her-of.peanl buttons and string ties are twirling their ladies whose Marched petticoats and ruffled skirts spin as they turn. The Starlight Promenaders are kickingiç their heels at their weekly square dance as they have done for the last 20 years. Bill and Helen Strlpp of DeBary are Charter members and remember when the dances were held at the Sanford Civic Center. The dancers got their name exlüthed Mr. Strlpp because they "used to dance outside under the stars.' SWW said the dances were part of an adult recreation program but when that department was phased out they had to find a new place to hold the dances. Located In DeBary since 1976, the Friday, May 11, )7$_3 COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP Promenaders now have about 100 meinbers and winter visitors. Members represent virtually all north Seminole and southwest Volusia cornrnw'Jties with their caller, Bob Rust, over each week from Da) tona Beach. The first part of the evening is a workshop session when new steps and figures are taught. The rest of the evening Is devoted to dancing. The refreshment table also gets a good workout when the dancers take a break. "It's a good social and good therapy," Stripp said. "We meet a lot of wonderful people, too." 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DEAR DICK: Ins recent "CHIPV' episode, there was a rather spectacular semitraIler espIed.., showing Erik Estrada and Larry Wilcox, with cycles, blasted theeugh the air. Was that all camera tricks? II not, how was It vvuwpiuen a., vemura, Calif. For openers, they use doubles. And this may be a good time to give credit to some of the top stuntmen In the business, because "ChiPs" would be nothing without Its stunts. Paul Knuckles, who was the stunt coordinator on "Bullltt," is the stunt coordinator for "CIUPs" and Danny Rogers and Scott Dockweller double for Estrada and Wilcox. AU the stunts—are choreographed hi adVance. When the truck blows, the stuntmen do their stuff, _,_____.I_.__ -. planned and organized In advance, DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me who the Is who plays the priest, Father Guide Sardocci, on "Saturday Night Uve" In the New, Update segment? man J.M, Tones, Arts, That wit Is one of the show's writers, Don Novello. PLAZAI ilvi All Tops To US *AT.$Ui ,3$ IT is NOW RATED Jackie 0.? No. John Travolta? Cheryl Ladd? Burt Reynolds? Not 4x,1 JOHN TEA VOLTA even close. -own Muhannad All proved himself the greatest In garnering space in Us magazine during the two years of the magazine's ..Caf#. IV SAT SUN [PLAZA U fill 0 91n 41" 100 PLy lolls Ask Dick KI.iner Time Out To Eat :.• RATTLERS DEAR DICK: What Is William Shatner doing now, If uythiig? Also, will the concluding episode of "Star Trek" be shown again? I missed the first showing. M.AS., Rock 11W, S.C. Shatner is currently finishing off the shooting of the big "Star Trek" movie. And you are laboring under a misapprehension (and they can be very heavy) if you think there was a concluding episode of "Star Trek." There none. The last episode filmed, In January, 1968, was called "Turnabout Intruder," In which Kirk (Shatnor) had his mind go Into the body of a girl. At the time they shot it, they had no Idea the show was going off. DEAR DICK: A friend and I have a bet going. It Is about two of the Osmosda. Who Is older—Dosay er Marie? I think she Is older. 11.11., Vicksburg, Mich. Wrong again, R.R. Donny is 21 end Marie Is 19. DEAR DICK: Two questlsos.a.wb. played the little girl in "Miracle On Iwo Street" d how did the o riginal Superman die? C.R.S., [awina, Mick. Natalie Wood, $ years old end already beautif ul, was the child In "Miracle On 34th Street." There Is some question as to who the original Stierman was. There had been a movie aerial starring Kirk Allyn, and I can find no In. formation as to whether Allyn Is living or dead, but you are probably roferring to George Reeves, who played on TV. Reeves committed 'suicide In 1969. was Bestsellers Hen is by John Qaeever (Knopl, $15) II 1 NOW OPEN 1h 9 "P9 THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH I SERVIC NONFICTION 1. MOMMIE DEAREST by Crawford (Morrow, $906) LAUREN BACALL BY MYSEIZ _ (Knopi, $10.96) by Lauren Recall ' ALL MAKES of Imported cars and trdcks. 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Furbank (Harcourt Gide and Mairaux invited the author of "Passage to Brace Jovanovich, 619 pages, $1995) India" to dinner and then E.M. FORSTER AND HIS WORLD by Francis King pushed aside their plates and (Scrlbner'a, 128 pages, $10.95) Golf Classic' Coverage of the final round of this tournament semi-final round of this Journal. from the Preston Trait Golf left the table. Lytton Strachey compared him to a MAY is, merit from the Preston Trail Club now Dallas, Texas. Golf Club now Dallas, Texas. •TENNIS "Lionel Tennis mole. Leonard Wolif called will come out of me .... I may vigorously defended •wme WORLD ocspom'e Classic" Live coverage of the him "a perfect old WOIflSfl' AFTE00f4 Live coverage of a 10-round finals of this pro-am tourna. and sit year after year in my freedom of speech and Virginia wrote in her 100 heavyweIght bout between Ron mint from the Virginia timid as a pretty sitting room, wat- political activity, putting Beach diary, "He Is as Lyle and Scott LeDoux from Racquet Club. WRESTLING ching things grow more his money and his reputation CSOSV'I Palace in Las Vegas. mouse He spends his time 130 unreal. "Bed, despite his where his mouth was. He Nevada: a live look at the open3:45 rowing old ladies UPOfl • WRESTUNG ing day time trials for the indy (i) dismal prediction, by the came out In support of NSA BASKETBALL river, and Is unable to get on '500" from the Motor Speed. 200 Speed. Live coverage of an NBA play. new year he was on his way. Radclyffe Hall's notorious EAME5tow (2) PR4 way In Indianapolis; Duke off game. Teams and location with his novel." He published four novels lesbian novel "The Well of Kahanamoku Surfing cfm- tobsannounced. E.M. Forster (1879-1970) between 1905 and 1910— Loneljness"—bajuj by the 2:16 (2) 0 SAUIALL Regional plonships from Oahu. Hawaii. seems an utterly unlikely - "Where Angels Fear to British In 1928—even though 400 coverag. of Calitornia - Angsls ORWORW Coverage person to have written some Tread," "The Longest he felt the book was at New York Yankees: CinclnSUNDAY of the Champions All Gyrnnas- of the most brilliant British Journey," "A Room with a pretentious and badly nati Reds at Pittsburgh Pirates. tics Woman's Competition novels of the 20th century— View," and MAY 13,1079 written. H,, continued 4:30 from Wembley. England; Part 8 until one reads P.N. Fur- End." As early as"Huwards 1910, the stçporting Hall even after o f '.me SPORTS SPECTACULAR Fittest Of Thom All"; bank's ERNOON Scheduled events Include 2,000 Guineas Horse RSCS Ufe;" "E,.M. Forster: A "London Daily Telegraph" she refused his help unless undoubtedly one of called him "one of the great he proclaimed her book a highlights of the King's Cup from Nowmarliol, England. 100 the most eloquent literary novelists." Amateur Boxing Champion- (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING masterpiece. ships, Part 3, from Bangkok, of this biographies decade or 4:30 In 1913 he wrote 1:30 Thailand; Part 4 of the World In his later years, Forster WiDE WORLD OF SPORTS any other. "Maurice" not published Mixed Pairs Gymnastics Cham- ODouroos a NSA BASKETBALL Coverage of the World Table was showered with honors. pionshlps from Atlanta; Thai Live coverage of an NBA play- Tennis Champ In 1952 Furbunk began until a year after Forst' He declined an offer of ampionships from deat in 1971k, his only novel kick-boxing from Bangkok; off game. Teams and location hPyongyang, North Korea; Eurorecording his friend's about homosexual love, knighthood in 1950 but in 1953 Daytona "200" motorcycle to be announced. pean Women's Gymnastics though ts, quirks and acrace from Daytona, Florida. Championships from Copen- tivities. Five years before (Marriage—the relationship he accepted the Companion 200 hagen, Denmark; live reports of Honor. lie returned From between men and 500 (2) GOLF "Byron Nelson on the second day of the Indy his death, Forster invited omen-the investiture ceremony in GOLF 'Byron Nelson Golf Classic" Coverage of the "500" time trials. "his Boswell" to write this was at the cure of all his high spirits, lie declared to other work. hi 1~ work. 'Jw5LapII, ivuig mm achis Cambridge friends that Forster wrote cess to unpublished writings, had the queen been a uoy he ht. U sex diaries, as well as the benefit when his purely theoretical.. But would have fallen ii, love of hundreds of intimate he also wrote many witty with her. conversations, many Agood suppluiient to what focusing n Forster' s and accurate looks at marriage when will surely remain for many his homosexuality. -I should the definitive wa nt everything told,- knowledge was equally years theoretical, Forster, Fur- biography is Francis Forster said, everything, bank explains, lived an King's-E.M. Forster and his And it is. Furbank sup- uneventful, sheltered life, World." The brief, brisk text presses not even the most but his inner life was bur- is illustrated by 122 well. embarrassing sexual detail, sting with activity, with chosen photographs--a Even by Victorian stan. vision. He couldn't transfer much more ample selection dards. ForMer's knowledge his perceptions and his than Furbank offers. This is of sex was frightfully desires to other people, but the latest in a useful series of skimpy. Not until he was . he could transfer them to pictorial biographies that by which time he had paper. includes a biography of already published three Self-effacing and stooped, Hemingway by Anthony novels—did he completely still there was something of Burgess and of Virginia understand how copulation the knight in Forster. lie Woolf by John Lehmann. took place. Not until he was 37, did he have his first full sexual experience. Fatherless since infancy. Forster was fussed over and petted by a devoted, domineering mother and several maiden aunts. His hair was curled Fauntleroy fashion. He was nicknamed "The Important One." This was a singularly happy time SATURDAY iou , ... • ,. iwuvs" U(rs IpiyIssmeshow to benefit PACE 11b Anmel Zslws.d Sweet Corn Foullvil, noon UI 21279 N. W. Orange Cutwty In ed Ae.n. SrOWWL Bhe.s, carnival S p.m.,May rides and II - - , you can *at Tlcbats$3iat hi1da • Sr$9.----- ,.. among - his At age 25, Forster wrote in Is diary, "My life is now 4ralghtenlng into something rather sad 90 - and great E. NI. FOIISTEII (1879-197m --------------- I - - classmates that his mother had to remove him from one school and transfer him to another. After he got his degree from Cambridge, he went home to Mother 1 with whom he lived until her death at 90 in 1945g. $2.11- . - In his life. Then he was sent off to prep school where the timid, unathletic boy was so un- Reburval Hall. Admission: Friday, May 11,1979-5 BY CAROL FEISENTHAL Nub Fidh.I, 7 p.m., May 210 Swainob Community_CoU.g. gyuiasium. Forest City 83omeuiary school band will also ; ewmn Free to School for 1ning LbthIlw InddIag scenes from "A MIdsor NIA's Deeom," "Romeo and Juliet,""Tweh Night"and "Richard III," $ p.m., Saturday, May 12, University of Cedral Florida S. 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Michener (Random House, $12.96) John Belisli (I) 5 SECOND GENERATION Beatles (8) by Howard Fad (Houghton Mifflin, $9.95) Kate Jackson (7 1. FOOLS DIE Richard Nixon (7) by Mario Puso (Putnam, $12.10) John TravaIls (7) 7. THE STORIES OF JOHN hlEEVER " C70GUDE If you're tfrIR( of getting out of the home and are looking for something to do this wee&e.d, here we a few seggestises: - and they really take those dives and falls, but carefully -- NOW �6--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 11, 1fl cheered wherever she go cheered (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME May 12 but disaster Clouds the opening 0 NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of an NBA play-off ________________________________________________ of her play in New York. (R) May 11 game. Teams and location to 1:30 FLO tables and can even be taken - be announced. MORN11NG p4DA,jjWATCHING along on vacation. (R) SOAP Jessica throws a cu NEWS c EVENING party for one of the esCaped 1:00 ROOKIES An ex-Convict 6:30 8:30 convicts hiding in her baseOut on parole, desperately tries (2) SOUL TRAIN • WALL $TREET WEEK ment, and Tim's mother hyena 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER - •oo •STAR TREK Capt. Kirk is to go straight. "Gaming And Other Leisure up Tim and Corinne's wedding 5:00 captured by two strange crea0 Guest: Lee S. Isgur, night. (R) anNEWS with Times" CRACSCERSARREL (4) tures who appear in various vice president, cz THE GONG SHOW young skateboarder, country Mitchell Hutchins Paine Inc. Weber •THE LAW AND YOU magical forms. SIJGS tjNpfy / ROAD (4) HOT DOG singer Beth Crider, visits •.. WRESTLING (I) MOVIE "Play It Again, 0 RUNNER Alaskan Indian fishermen. (A) 900 • FOOTSTEPS "Stacking Sam" (C) (1972) Wobdy Alien, 0 0 HEE HAW Guests: Bar. (2) THE BEST OF DEAN Diane Keaton. The spirit of PIE eao The Deck" While children can bars Mandrill, John Hartford, • Highlights from seven years of Humphrey Bogart provides learn from their mistakes, they Roy Muff and NBC NEWS his Smoltey Mt. 130 "The Dean Martin Show," advice to a lovelorn movie buff. can also be hurt if their mis@ D CS8 NEWS 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (2) featuring memorable moments (2 Mrs.) then takes get more attention IABC N0* LAWRENCE w (4) FARM with giants of the entertain. their successes. VILLA ALEGRE WITH MIS• mint business Including Frank EDEN • 130 TER ROOM Fred Rogers is 7.00 HOT • Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, Red joined by his old friends John wsTu (2) TIC TAC DOUGH Skelton and Jack Benny will be 1:00 700 SNEAK PREVIEW Roger Reardon and Captain Kin(4) MARY TYLER MOORE presented. (2) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL (2) PROFILES $4 EDUCATION Ebert and Gene Siskil host an garoo when a leaky roof on the Mary's Aunt Flo and Lou have (4)0 'Ti ijci op s*z. Hosts: Peaches and Herb. BLACK AWARENESS informative look at what's new theatre brings the neighbor. constantly challenged each ZARD While Bo, Luke and Guests: Raydlo, Melba Moore, BEVERLY HILLBILLIES at the movies, hood together In this musical other's journalistic abilities, Uncle Jesse are In jail for rob- Little River Band, Carrie Lucas, BATTLE OF THE PLANETS specie. sp though things seem to soften bing the Hazzard bank, Daisy Is Ricky Lee Jones. 0O 7:30 between them long enough for kidnapped. 0 MOVIE "The Young (2) ppJ.GA,M SHOW 7:30 Lou to propose. MOVIE "Flying Misfits" (C) Doctors" (BIW) (1981) Fredric (2) BAY CITY ROLLERS (4) MOVIE "Good Neighbor (2) CANDID CAMERA THE CROSS-WITS Robert Conrad. (2 Mrs.) March, Ben Gazzar& Two doc- (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY Sam" (C) (1964) Jack Lsmmon, (4) THE MUPPET$ Guest: JOICEW8 WILD 0 V.1. PE PLE Chuck tort with opposing viewpoints 030 MINUTES Romy Schneider. An advertis- Cheryl Ladd. MACNEIL / LEHRER Goodrum, Minnesota Viking learn to respect each other • ANIMALS AM' Ing man finds himself posing as REPORT hineback, is Interviewed by after working together. 0 Hr. MALI "The Goat" (A) his wife's friend's husband to Follow Count Barnes. 55 Mins.) ' help her collect an M . Inheritance. of Jon and Ponch recall some (2) ALVIN AND THE CHIP(21/2 Hrs.) (2) LIMO CLUB 1:30 9,30 of their exploits after the two MUNKS (4)0 FAMILY FEUD •ABC MOVIE "me Night S MOVIE To Be Announced. MAVERICK "Ghost Rider" are nominated for a prestigious mons voics THE UUPPETS Guests: Rider" (Premiere) David Selby, vement award. 2:19 ecoosreALL-aTS Kris Krlstofferson, Rita Harris YuIIn. A masked horse- q) NEW ..15 ® NEWS SEARS Coolidge PAINT WITH NANCY man returns to V City to (1) (M BASEBALL Regional Coach Buttermairer's Investi0 CAROL BURNETT AND avenge the murderirginia 258 of his par9:30 coverage of California Angels gation Into the theft of food FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. mIs and his Water. S MOVIE "Bringing Up at Now York Yankees: Cincin. from the cafeteria turns up one FANTASTIC FOUR 5 DICK CAVETT' Guest: Bob 5 PROSE "Citizens For Hon. Baby" (B/W) (1938) Katharine CONSUMER SURVIVAL nati Rids at Pittsburgh Pirates. of the Bears es the prime Hop.. (Part 2 of 2) esty In Government" Host: Hepburn, Cary Grant. An KIT "Privacy, Homebuying, suspect. 2!30 archaeologist sets out to raise Hotels - Motels" Toby Preminger. III PAUL LYNDS GOES MAD • op__ WORLD a million dollars for his muss(2)0 OIPF'RENT STROKES BOOK BEAT "Three Vicki Lawrence, Mans Osmoñd 10:00 urn, but ends up Involved with and Charo join Paul Lynde to Mr. Drummond and his famIly (4)S DALLAS Fearful that pretty socialite. (1 Hr. 55 MIns.) (I) o eooz.t ____ Weeks In October" by eus recall some of the Madous Pam and Bobby will have the celebrate the bad, the mean (.4) •BUGS BUNNY! ROAD Dayin. events that occurred since first Ewing grandchild, and the rotten. RUNNER 3:00 Arnold and Willis moved In. (R) Ellen decides to buy a "black 9:30 Su Top 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY lb urns ms (4)S THE INCREDIBLE HULK market" baby (A) •BIG VALLEY The beautiful (4)5 BUGS BUNNY SPECIAL GARDEN David Banner's discovery of a • TODAY THE LEGISIAchokes an Jerusalem arti- young wits of an elderly neigh- Bugs Bunny and his friends May 5) d Chinese vegeta- bor of the Barkleys lusts after have a run-In with the unorthodoctor Performing operations TURE 1. Minute by Minute bus are Introduced Into the the nigl's Indentured serv- dox stork who somehow delivto gain control of people's garden. (A) ant. (flfe minds puts him next on the iced them and others to the GD M 0 NEWS 9:30 0 TARZAN "To Steel The wrong mothers. doctor's operating schedule. 2.2 -Hot (Peaches & Herb) MW VETT Guest: Art ___ SIJPERIENOS Rising Sun" MOVIE "me Power •WISH TREASURES Alex•UI-lAS, YOGA AND YOU Within" (Premiers) Art Hindu, Within" ends' Scourby hosts this pro(Bee Gees) Edward Blnns. An accident 1130 1 LAST OP THE WILD gram on the exhibit at the 10:00 4. Breakfast In Amen transforms an ordinary ,, (1)0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny THEM "Break Up" Museum Of Fins Arts In Boston MOVIE "Forty-Second Into a powerful being with Carson. Guests: Calvin Trilhin, (*'amp) NOVA "A Whisper From which explores the spirit and Street" (8/W) (1933) Ruby perhumanstrth. Judith 811gm, Bess 5. Desolation Angels (Bad Keels', Dick Powell. Directed Sp" me most recent theo- history of Irish art. 6 WA WEEK Ed Armstrong, Tony Randall. and ' Company) questions that by Busby Berkeley. Great ambition drives a producer to have been raised about --.- .•-- -.... jj wv ins urnput on a DroaJway musical microwave signals and their mate Impostor" (Premiers) amid emotional turmoil. (1 1/2 relation to the origins of the Joseph Hacker, Keith Andes. universe. (A) Hrs.) ___ An American secrsl agent is 430 10:30 given the ability to pass (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR through any milieu for 72 hours C2)ODAFPYDUCK (4) TARZAN / SUPER SEV- Scheduled events include with perfect Skills learned from highlights of the KIng's Cup a computer. EN Amateur Boxing ChampionLOVE BOAT "Third 1100 ships, Part 3, from Bangkok, Wheel" Ethel Merman, Bob (2)0 FREDAND SARNEy Thailand; Part 4 of the World Cummings: "Grandmother" OUR GANG COMEDIES Mixed Pairs Gymnastics Cham- Nanette Fabray, Barry Nelson; 11:30 pionships from Atlanta; Thai "Second String Mom" Beth c2)O THE JETSONS kick-boxing from Bangkok: Howland, Michele Tobin. PINK PANTHER Daytona "200" motorcycle 10:00 I A PLACE Ed TIME race from Daytona, Florida. (2)OBJ AND THE BEAR WORLD WAR N GI DIARY Three girls kidnap BJ and force "Iwo Jima: Eight Square Miles him to help them make AFTERNOON Of Hell" ffl9Onahlni In their backyard. FANTASY ISLAND A for9:00 19:00 (2)0 GOLF "Byron Nelson mer circus owner brings all of (2)0 IUPORD AND THE Golf Classic" Coverage of the her old acts together for one GALLOPING GHOST asmiflnal round of this tourna- IM show, and a man who (I) MOVIE "Luv" (C) (1987) ment from the Preston Trail wants to be a professional Pits' Falk, Jack Lsrnmon. In Golf Club near Dallas. _____ Texas. bowler gets the chance to comhopes of relieving himself of his 1100 tournament. DONNA FARGO Guest: pete In a major wife, a man brings home a suiDanny Oemond. cidal derelict and introduces WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS them. (2 Mrs.) Uvs coverage of a 10-round 1140 ACADEMY _Ron heavyweight bout __ between I WEEKEND SPECIAL Lyle and Scott LsOou* from (2)0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Michael Palm. "Puppy's Greet Adventure" A Caesar's Palace in Lee Vega. PUPPY'S new owner Is adopted Nevada; a live look at the open- Guest: James Taylor. MOVIE "SuNlit" (C) (1968) by people who don's ilk. dogs ing day time trials for the lady "500" from the Motor Speed- Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughn. A San Francisco Is FAWLTY TOWERS Guests way ____ _______ In Indianapolis; Duke ness dittlyi tries to prevent the and staff become confused by Kahanameiw Bung murder of a prospective witBasil's stale of nervous tenilon -from O&w. Hawwl a political hearIng. (2 and a cM@ of mistaken IdentiHr.) be ty.(Ps'14o1$) 9:30 •HE HAW HONEYs Guest: MOVIE To Be Announced. 19:30 Loretta Lynn. I MOVIE "Kid Galahad" (C) (2) FABULOUS NJNNIUS (1962) Elvis Presley, Gig AV rwu LI ri Young. After getting out of the EVENING AMERICAN BANDSTAND service, a young man wins a Guests. 0.0., Blondle. boxing match and then returns to his auto repair shop. j Hr. __ CROCKETT'S VICTORY I KIDSWORLD ss Mins. GARDEN Container-grown 19:00 vegetables will be ready just as "Wie: America" From Lilies soon s ppid-plented vige- first MOI'J'IY FYT$ON$ FLY. '.. cmoim •. SATURDAY FRIDAY I I El A u 1 .cs * 0 WILD KINGDOM "Chase sidy And The Sundance Kid" Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday May 11, 1979-7 Of The Onager" Wild Iranian (1969) Paul Newman, Robert donkeys are caught and trans. Redford. Two charming outported to wildlife preserves laws and their mutual mistress INTERCOM MORNING where they have a better rob and shoot their way across aCONSUMER SURVIVAL chance to multiply. South America. (A) KIT "Privacy, Homebuying, 5 MASTERPIECE THEATRE 700 IL-00 - Motels" "Lillie: Home On The Range" 0 WORLD DISNEY A BETTER WAY "The Sky Trap"OF A young sail- LIthe's spectacular stage suc12:30 •THIS IS THE uc plane pilot (Marc McClure) is ceas on two continents Is (2)0 MEET THE PRESS blackmailed into smuggling a dampened by the loss of two of For 9:30 Fun Q BLACK AWARENESS (4) CHURCH SERVICE 0 DIRECTIONS cargo of heroin across the her greatest loves. MARIO AND THE MAGIC 5 NOV EN LA LEGISLATUPA Mexican border. 10:00 iiE% RELEASF MOVIE MACHINE • SECOND CITY W (4)060MINUTES LOVE A'i FIRST BIlE IPGI - George Hamilton, too AGRICULTURE u8. S THE OSMONDS Guests: Cl) CHAMPIONSHIPIN PING Susan Saint James, Arte Johnson. Comedy. You'll hate 10:30 AFTER HOURS CONSIUMER BUYLINE Loretta Lynn, Chuck Berry, 5 FAWLTY TOWERS World yourself in the morning, but you'll Laugh while you're OCUSSION on Chubby Checker, Wolfman War looms in the near future as watching this spoof of the Dracula story. This tune, l)rac a's COMPANY SMOICE Sybil enters the hospital and 0 (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM •WASHINGTON WEEK IN • THE FORSYTE SAGA Basil handles things badly. is back as a crack lover, in the present, and It's all done "Action For Libel" Michael's (Part 5of6) for fun. Enjoy. GRADE: B. THE LAW AND YOU 5•() battle with MacGown In ParliaEWPOINT ON NlJI'Rl. 1:30 11.'00 mint explodes into a fist fight. GENERAL RELEASE (2) OUTDOORS Flew and Marjorie now court JERRY PALWELL BOULEVARD NIGHTS (R) Richard Ynlguez, Maria ISNEAK PREVIEW Roger action. (4)0 NBA BASKETBALL 7:30 Ebert and Gene Siskel review DuBois, Danny Dc La Paz. Drama. Interesting but Live coverage of an NBA play(2) AJLE. HOUR "Manhattan," "A Little off game. Teams and location uneven character study of Chicano youths in East Los (1)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (4) SUNDAY MORNING Romance" and "Dawn Of 11)0 to be announced. Angeles, Classic strong brother-weak brother story Archie and Edith arrive In Cali- Dead." FAITH FOR TODAY WORLD OF THE SEA fornia to wrapped around gang warfare. Standout performance by find Mike and Gloria PICTURE OF HEALTH IWALL STREET WEEK Involved In the biggest fight of 11:16 newcomer De La Paz, Caution: some strong language, "Gaming And Other Leisure Is. (4) CBS NEWS their marriage. (Part 2of2)(R) violence. GRADE: B.mlnua (Handler) Times" Guest: Lee S. lsgur, (2) VOICE OFvIcTORY FANTASY ISLAND A ONEWS • vice president, Paine Webs' young (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN boy who wants to give NORMA RAE IP(1j Sally Field, Ron Lelbnian, Beau 11:30 Mitchell Hutchins Inc. (A) iuuso o his carnIval-stuntman father i (1) (ED NEWS Bridges. Drama.. Forget the drab title, this Is a grabber of SHOW MY PEOPLE chance at the beg time, and 9:00 j MOVIE "Anatomy Of A a movie, it's about the attempts b) a union organizer SESAMESTNW(R) (2)0 GOLF "Byron Nelson tour youngsters who dream of Seduction" (Premiere) Susan from New York and his ally, a little Southern gal to Golf Classic" Coverage of the being rock stars visit Fantasy Flannery, Jameson Parker. A 9:30 organize a tough textile mill in the South. Director Martin final round of this tournament island. MASS (2) SUNDAY ee divorced woman becomes (4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC from the Preston Trail Golf S OVER EASY "Four Alone: romantically involved with the RItt must be commended not only for what he did, but for The Older Woman In America" college-age son of her best Club near Dallas, Texas. MOVIE MACPIN, what he didn't do he didn't seize on the obvious cliches, S MOVIE "Hell Divers" Hugh Downs takes a sensitive friend. Ø ORAL ROBERTS and so he has a warm, surprising film. GRADE: Ii.piux. (B/W) (1931) Clark Gable, Wal- took at the lives of four women •MOVIE "The Pleasure 00 ON lace Beery. World War I who are successfully coping His company" (C) (1961) Fred MANHAITAN IRI Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, (2) OUTLOOK "dogfights's" encounter per- with the Challenges of growing Astaire, Debbie Reynolds. A Michael Murpl*), Muriel Henungsa. Romantic (0m4'dt. (4). SUNDAY MORIIING tonal rivalry between battles. older alone, father attempts to stop his Allen is back in his personal groove rititi, dii ecttii. IIOPACE (2 1/2 Mrs.) daughter's wedding plans. 5:30 starring in and back the area where he fwa'twrts must, O ORALNOSERT$ TENNIS "Lionel Tennis 11:45 1)5 ONE DAY AT A TIME MISIER ROGERS (R) wittily. 'l'hat's the man-woman, husband-wife, boyfrieno Classic" Live coverage of the Ann and the girls are shocked S JUKEBOX Guests: girlfriend cutitinuitig war. This is done in black and white, fin" of this pro-am tourna- when an unmarried classmate Marmalade, 9:30 Guys & Dolls, Ace, ment from the Virginia Beach of and It's beautiful funny and crisp. Only flaw: a little (1) GOSPEL SINGING JLJSIThing, Sweet. Driven Barbara's shows' up at the String Racquet Club. In familiar.GRADE: B-plus. spartment with her new baby. 19:00 KIOSAREPEOPLETOO R) 3:45 pc LATE MOVIE "Just CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) Jade Foatfe, Jack 0 MOVIE "Man On The Fly. ffl a NBA BASKETBALL Me And You" (1978) Louise Lemme., Michael Deuglas. Thriller, This is a "what If" 9:00 log Trapeze" (81W) (1935) W.C. Live coverage of an NBA playFields, Mary Brian. A daughter off game. Teams and location ()0 NBC MOVIE "The Cas- Lasser, Charles Grodin. A constory what if there was a malfunction in a nuclear sandra Crossing" (1977) ventlonal computer salesman helps her unhappy father stand to be announced. power plant, and what if the gal TV news reporter sniffed Sophia Inn, Richard Harris. and an eccentric New Yorker for toots (1 1/2 Hrs.) it out, and what If the nuclear scientist didn't find it, and for a four-day auto trip transcontinental European team up A 400 ELECT COMPANY (p.) what If the power company brass tried to cover it up? It ()MOVIE "The Sons Of train with lundreds of passen- from New York to Los Angeles. 10:00 leaves you wondering — what ifa real one had a flaw and Katie Elder" (C) (1965) John gers aboard is placed under 19:15 STUDIO $EE "Tubing" Wayne, Dean Martin. Four quarantine after the discovery 0 VAUDEVILLE "Jack blew up and left a hole in the sand clear down to China? COWbOY Danny SWeliZic brothers avenge the deaths of of a plague-carrying stowaway. Carter" GRADE: B -plus, in a wild mustang roundup; their parents and the lossof (4)0 MOVIE "Strangers: The Cathy Sherrill tubes down DEER HUNTER tR Robert DeNiro, John Cazale, Story Of A.,..W.sthec, tl, ranch. (2 Hrs.) Farmington RiVer. (A) NBC LATE MOVIE John Savage, Meryl Streep, Christopher Walkea. Drama. SPORTSWORLD Coverage Daughter" (Premiere) Bette 0 0 This is it powerful, memorable look at three Pennof the Champions All Gymnas- Davis, Gina Rowlands. After "Sweepstakes" (1978) Frederic 10:30 (2) MOVIE "No Way To Treat tics Women's Competition an absence of more than 20 Forrest, Herschel Bernardi. A Sylvania steel workers who go off to fight in Vietnam. A Lady" (C)(1968) Rod steiger, from Wembley, England; Part 8 years, a woman returns to the politically-minded lawyer, a Director Michael Cimino has created images you may George Segal. A psychotic of "The Fittest Of Them All": home of her widowed mother bookie and a cocktail waitress never forget. It is too long and some of it is forced, but it become finalists in a million killer of elderly women drosses 2,000 Guineas Horse Race for an uncertain reunion, remains a classic film. GRADE: A. lottery. (A) "Butch Cudollar 0 ABC MOVIE In various disguises and eludes from Newmarket. EmIarid , IFfim grading: A— superb; B—good; C average; I) A' EXANOW8 S a persistent detective. (2 Mrs.) poor; F awful (4) TONY BROWN'S jjp.jsjj BAND Young string musicians FOR OUR TIMES Douglas who corns from all over the reaseeeesseeeeeeisesese.ee' Edwards hosts this weekly country to play in Carnegie Hall L series exploring current $ociai concerts perform under the • 0 rr issues from a religious view- direction of Alexander S J;g Schneider. (R) point. KIDSWORLD ICAFETERIA1YLE) 4:30 N#)/I OF ZOOM(R) 4QUJJ tL. 1 fllSTiUHiIf4T : Coverage of the world Table 11:00 1fEc. 1IRAMA1IC A 'V om and LOUNGE (4) AGRONS$CY r_ COMPA., Tennis Championships fr Pyongyang, North Knea;EuroNY OVERLOOKTHE RUNWAYS 5 pan Women's Gymnastics FAMILYLWE 5 PH. 323-0501 0 FIRST BAPTIST Championships from Copan' SANFORO 5 ANFORD AIR TERMINAL hogan, Denmark; live reports csup.cp e QUE PA$A, U.S.A.? on the second day of the Indy SUNDAY IRUNCH PaUla And Company" A big "500" time trials. LøCOI') a lO a.m.-2p,m, surprise is In store for the Pons S 600 Eat + I"when Cousin Patria intro- •ra LINE "The Crisis _:.:__-•' dIICi5 thin to her husband Of Nuclear Energy" Guests: Dr. .1 includsa Salad Bar tax H Gary. (A) e and Coffee, tea, etc. Bernard Cohen, professor of of University the physics at 11:30 Pittsburgh; Dr. Jan Beyea, proNATION "Hard-Halt- fesaor of physics at Princeton. Sd Women" Female blue-collar SAID workers face probisma of prej. 0 F-TROOP Udici and harassment on the job. (R) EVENING Dracula - - ,_-: I -- - -- - - - - - _, - - - TV t. E S T46 I TV AP All You Can 1W II 9 ro 9:00 NEWS 12:00 ,f/ (4) MOVIE "Harry-O' (C) 9:30 (1973) David Janaein, Martin ()l NEWS ____ Sheen. A former polceman () :-i NEWS accepts a job protecting the MINUTES men r5pl,5j for fl%lng WI K1pA .0 "Beneath him give up file badge. (1 1/2 Klmimanjano" The Maul and Hrs.) the wild animals of Ambosall SPECTRUM compete for available food In • SISSUES AbIDAal-. ,"f$lit'Afr)t I •',' , $3 R _ MTIMOON" El I co TURNABOUT I ' Fo _ __________ I May 13 SUNDAY 1 I I TII APJfVm& lb I IJ G IN LW , IPIAI PIEIRi Z1141A[gill . , . I. WIDE TV IN LOUNGE OPEN MOM-FRI 7-7 SAT-SUN $4 BANQUET CATERING FACILITIES CAN $NAT Ti •. : .', . S �--- .*_.- 40 -... -- . . .,...- ...--- .. ..- -- .. -- • \_,..a.i.I..j'. s—Evening Herald Samford, Fl. PY1? .'Vfl' -- TUESDAY Friday May ii, ifl, Woman 's Daytime Schedule Fig h t BESS ARMSTRONG even when she emerged from It shorn of her husband and penniless. Laurel Lee's youth was one of change, risk and Impulse. She was born in Chicago, then moved to Frernont, Calif., with her parents. Eventually, she enrolled in Pacific University at Forest Grove, n P ACROSS 46 Sun 47 Hardwood 1 Actor tree -• Shrine, 4 Actor Elliot 48 . . Dwarfs 50 Singer Gene 7 54 Location .-- Albert 10 Compass point 11 Hasten 12 Dies 14 No such olace 16 Action character 10 Possessed 19 Ron Leibman te--21 Pinch 22 Verbal 24 Indisposed 28 Slay. .• 26 Polish general 27... Place 29 Within (comb form) 31 Actress Brook. ... Z On. who makes amends 39 Never (German) 40--- Tomlin 43 Actor Read 44 Type style (abbr.) 46 Palm leaf ... 56 Far (comb. form) 56 Profit 57 Harass 58 Negative COfl1UflCtiOfl 59 Word of agreement DOWN 1 Actordancer Berry 2 Equal (comb. form) 3 Actor Bob-•-- 4Toolhous. Breathing 23 Actor --- Glass 24 That is (abbr.) 25 Termination 27 .. Dixon (All My Children) 28 Propel a boat 30 Lesley -. (Search for Tomorrow) Tomorrow) 32 Gerald (One Life to Live) 37 Singer Rick 38 Former (prefix) 40--- Altos, Calif. 41 Islands (French) 42 Actress Linda 44 Doctrine 46 Cut (Scottish) 47 Love (Spanish) --- 33 Actress -.- 49 Japanese outcast 51 Japanese Farrow 34 Salt (French) admiral 52 Born 36 Gold 53 Musical (Spanish) direction SOLUTION Negro 9 Mountaln lakes 13 Ireland l5 Actor ... Holbrook 17 Poetic word 20 High (music) 22 Japanese kimono sash YJA HON DYN lIN 010 3115 SNONNIS N1A3 HS Al! 1Y11 X] 3Noi v 3iN V H IN l SHY (IV NOIAJ4 505 3N%3 11I 1VX JIN ZYI GVH 01110: 31311101 II 3 S I II V H I I IV] NYS Pt1 - PTI. CLUB (2) EARLY DAY CRAQCERSARREL NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 9UNRISE 1 625 (2) PORTER WAGONER t30 (4) KUTANA THE LITTLE RASCALS SAl A.M.THER 547 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS move DINW eu (Premiers) Brothers Tell. Offin and lye Sackett (Sam Elliott, MOO Tom Selleck, Jeff Osterhage) head west after the Civil War to 1 "Mons In seek their fortune In the young Korean taekwon-do. P making. and he art ofuPpatglaiss end rough Now Mexico twrtio. HOU.YW000 SQUARES (2) 42 DAYS OF OUR UVES (4) MIDDAY i, YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL uv co weaving (R) Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Werewolves Compared To The Roll"ing M TN REBELS After being 0:30 seriously wounded In battle, B PODAi'T''u , Philip Kent settles down to NOD NEWS s very hard to mention ces NEWS civilian life as a printer and a ABC NEWS family man In his now-found The Werewolves without The vni.&*tsoo country. (Part 2of 2) I Rolling Stones In the same MOVIE "Walking Tall" (C) sentence. The reasons are Do ,Eilza- many: Guitarist Seab (2)T1CTAC DOUGH L.. man. .,.,,,, .,, ford ri wv A (4) Meador Is cut from the Keith Pussw ono-man beautiful young orter paign t Richards mold, and just ' 'u clean attempts to see town. (2 Hrs.) about as elegantly wasted. 0 ThREE'S COMPANY Jack The band plays raw, blues. THE falls for an old-fashIoned girl, based rock JOKER'SWILD and roll much unsware that she is not quit IMACNEIL / LEHRER e lik e th e so conservative as she appears REPORT producer and manager Is to be. 0 FROM CHINA TO US none other than Andrew Highlights of the historic tour of Loog Oldham, the brainchild LIARS CLUB The Performing Arts Company who helped bring the Stones (4) MATCH GAME P.M. NEXT * N. BEYOND OiI t.,.. Peoples Republic 'Drums Of Midnight" China Include traditional and themselves to fame. "We' we re re aways being •SHA NA NA Guest: Billy cOmtsmporary opera, and music as they are per- compared to them," says CAROL BURNETT AND formed in present-day China, singer Brain Papageorge, io AS THE WORLD iue THE 0 ONE UP! TO LIVE 2:30 RLD (2) ANOTHER (4).GUIDING UGHT III GENERAL HOSPITAL STUDIO SEE 116 5CCANY RECI C 4.0 M EMERGENCYONE (4) THE 000 COUPLE WITCHED THE LUCY SHOW MAKE ME LAUGH ___ SESAMBSTREET 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS MARY TYLER MOORE Z MERVGRIFFIN 42 ROOKIES 2 FRIENDS Guest: Steve - DICK CAVETT tor - Guest: YK <.. . T ___ST tantly agree to babysit for Jagger. ternporarlhy out of town. 10:00 •STARS$CY & HUTCH While "It's .. . . ... . . •.. .'.. . . . * p whose spry frame makes 0 TAXI The cabbies rsluc- him closer to Nuryev than Elaine's young son while she Is GREA E HEROES OF THE IBIBLE "The Tower Of Stone — s 4 .1 I Friday, May Ii, . . tan- . .. • . derdandable, and even quite a flattering comparison but THE WEREWOLVES not really that true." "When the Stones first gig in Dallas. So we got recording. Everything is came along I was really ourselves booked Into a club live and It really shows what we always used to play we're all about • which is before, but this time as The rock on roil." Babel" A young er is just what It Is, ,as gritty (Ron PaBlo) Ides to build a 111 and energetic as the Stones 011S for his Ut. Hutch goes towering monument to God's out on a relentless search for at their youthful best. But glory Is corrupted by a u. el the person responsible. this time, it's America's Texas Klngsnakes, a 'blues' And raunchy, searing rock version of our rock roots. (THE no study group's plans for a • 1S11 TREASURES Alex. group. fur~-fiftd williftend off campus ander Scourby hosts this proare upset when Professor gram on the exhibit at the "We all came in with U Klngsflsld gives them an urm. Museum Of Fine Arts In Boston sunglasses and hats on (this 0 U pect.d and monumental which explores the spirit andyears before The Blues ' U • history of Idsh We're always May 14 MONDAY 0 SALVAGE ? NEWS Hang gliding In Virginia. making grit-sickles, building sand castles, and the adjustments of a young muscu. tar dystrophy victim. (R) 930 NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS a ABC NEWS VILLAALEGRE osous aIN SEARCH OF. "Psychic Ses Hunt" a FAMILY FEUD CAROL BURNS" AND FRIENDS Guests: 11:00 (2)(4)00(INEW8 •DICK CAVETT Guest: Vic- __ •v 'turn to his former owner, a TONIGHT Get host: lonely and sick little girl named David Brenner. Guests: Vincent Lila. (R) Price, Mike Connors. 900 Tim Conway, Bernadette Peters. DO= CAVITY Guest: Art Also starring in Buchwald. veralonof thebookareTosn III Mason, as Laurel Lee's UI HOPS AT 'fl4 husband, Richard Masur, s PALLADIUM Bob Hope Is a sympihetic physician, joined by Richard Burton, Swoozie Kurtz as a glib Raquel Welch and other enterpatient, who Is dying from tainmentflgurssina tribute to the dlseue,and Bonnie London's famed variety theatre the 26th anniversary of Bedelia, as Mrs. Lee's doctor on Hope's first appearance there. and confidant. Bobby and COME HOME Laura Jacoby portray the SIOOØ to Cher. l.ae children. he Brown and the gang to ___ ____ taught by poet Bob Wistioff of Oviedo. Pupils are 1WA1E RESOURaS —— with a them., but are not told whet they shoutd write. 1000 Investigates the murder of a Wua4 '1 leek we JIIIttjj dud traL YTT TUNE ub a at , WWIIL These poems are by elementary achoolers from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program, These pupils are (4)OLOU GRANT Billie 11ISLA- With a boy. Saylag darUN is L1111114me 11111 deatill. A,Tis um uw end togetadlacge.(R) a' soul. Eventually rising to band for management and become Dallas' most got therm a deal with RCSA His ean we like 'Ikei popular local act, the Records. U Werewolves still enenShip Of Fools (Summer Flagon look I e countered problems with Weekends and No More ! their bizarre look and Blues) Is their second album j Jessie singular commitment to for the label, and perfect U a r when the summer music. LONGWOOD £ftAI Im% 60 N. flTVT. 17 -92 Longwood, Florida 0 ISBMX, Paw —Help pws,.. AN VlIdAm 'I ' 'S. DeriCeeks A star I. like a big light bulb yes à.'t bay. I. toris Pull, Sundeiy Sci1 ........1O:OO AM WlIIklpSsfyIc,,......,11:OOAM NM Nl.Lt ' c" 'P' " Wóssaày Nigkt...99.97:30 PM CARPET CLEANING aight. The wand biases, WIN God deddss to play badalMll. Iari HeIs Office: 339-0090 Residence: 322-9175 U U U • U U U U didn't sound like Willie up moring andSP u1t 'UUIUUUUUUUUUIIUUUUUUUUUIIUUII e day swimming and I AielepAaMls Ile ade.iv - DoWlAod progressive country thing "We recorded It on a boat U was IT down In Texas," last summer," explains recalls Sub, "and if you Papageorge. "We would get U BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH • Poets U U fllL.SI.I:II, a . ugh the T hlCrlflg a poetic account of Miss Brodle's tragic love affair. ____ "Ld.d U p set up to be raided. BILLMOYERS' JOURNAL POLICE STORY A narcot'A Conversation With Ronald detective risks his career Reagan" Reagan discusses his when he goes into unauthorpolitical ambitions and his role lied territory to nab a major in the Republican Party. drug dealer. 900 12:00 (2) 0 NBC THEATER "Son- (4) BIG VALLEY A Mexican Rise: A Miracle Of Love" general, opposed to the DIaz James Farentino and Kathryn regime, takes refuge at the Harrold portray Barry and Soil Barkley ranch. (Part 1) Kaufman, the young parents of 12.137 an autistic son who refuse to accept the gloomy medical 0 THE FBI "Pound Of Flesh" prognoses and devise their 12:40 own successful therapy. CBS LATE MOVIE TELEVISION ANNUAL 157$ "McMiØan & Wife: Greed" /1575 Stars from all areas of (1916) Rock Hudson. Susan television appear in this first Saint James. Mildred's sister, annual special presenting the the heir to a large fortune, is most memorable moments murdered before she can colfrom the past 808W. lect her money. THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN too 10001! Sandy AM ionry. Two students item C journal (2) 0 TOMORROW Guest: about the facts of love after Nov"Gwen Davis. young hooker, while Lou coywe a congressman's campaign a I U , SflQS$ COW5I and CfUh5. ____ U film - ThENEWLYWED GAME the Salvage crew are endanROCKFORD FILES A gored when the plane they are young woman cons Rockford taking cross-country suddenly into attending a poker party responds to the oppressive Korean heat of summer with on. of his most lngsnlous • -- The lives of 5.30 ® 0 MA$•H Klinger I "Wom.mmi.l. (R) Brcthera), but while wewere HAPPY DAYS Potale, 11:00 playing, kept III log _problems with on@ of his a us strangely. professors and with his studies, Influenced by them," says WYM: decides to quit school. guitarist Meador. "But they Finally after a song necame 8PREVIN AND THE S. influenced me to go back and up and looked at me in the 1130 BURGH "Carmine Burana TONIGHT Host: Johnny discover the roots of their eye. 'I know who you are,' he (2) Andre previn conduct@ the • •s- Carson. Guest Sidney nu1 pft5gh thej44 blueiarwl r- yelLt-t. 'You're those 'darn U ti-a th. pa sylvania state Goldsmith. abd-b groups which are Werewolves. Get out of U University Choir In a performe roots of our music, th it BARNABY JONES The am of Ca" Oro' Cam way in widow of * murdered stockthe Stones. broker hires B arnaby to hod whichwe're Originally based in Dallas, to New York City and starve. her husband's slayers. (R) 0LAVERNE a SHIRLEY Car- a ABC MOVIE "Gold" Tex., the Werewolves were But during one of their oc- IS mine Is shocked to learn that (1974) Roger Moore, Susannahable caslonal gigs at punk palace U to gleam much f St** is going 00 with a York. Aragingcurrsi of water CBGthey were heard by trape thou- American roots music that WSWW and sophisticated old- from a broken (Mdham or Mon. exas sands of South African gold passaxi thro area, a hotbed of blues and mlnersunderground.(R) Impressed, he signed 11:30 EVENING - b.Ing compared to them' - however, a voracious RE' reader, which gives her something in common with (2) RECWS Laurel Lee, who has become an established writer, with two mote books one 01 than a sequel to "Walking Tiwough the Fire" soon to be published. 5:30 lIa TODAY 0000 MORNING AMERICA AND YOU LIAS, M . ® ooNsut MIKE DOUGLAS EDUCATIONAL PRO. GMMMING 555 (4) UPBEAT 11000 (2) 0 CARD SHARKS c4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R 1030 *ii sm SECRETS (4) LOVE OF LIFE WHEWI TODAY IN FLORIDA 1055 C2 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA a CBS NEWS HI,NmGHSOR ItCO 700 (2) 0 1410$ ROLLERS (2) TODAY THE PRICE $ RIGHT (4) (4)8 FRIDAY MORNING LAVERNE S SHIRLEY (R) GOOD MORNING AMERI 1 1'30 CA WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 SESAME STREET 0 FAMILY FEUD 725 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA AFTERNOON 0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7:00 C2) TIC TAC DOUGH the violin and viola tor (4) MARY TYLER MOORE The relaxation. While she is an annual Teddy Awards has the newsroom bubbling over with avid walker, she says she anticipation, except for a dis"can't remember ever hitMurray. ØThECR0SS..WIT$ JOKEW$ WILD Ms. Armstrong Is, MACNEIL / LIHRER I - - &30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER t heatricals. She still plays - material 6 Humbly 7 Effervesce 8 Nigerian Ore., but she was expelled from there almost immediately for hitchhiking. In 1965, she enrolled at the University of California at Berkeley, a hotbed of the social and political unrest- of the '60s. Her habit of bitdthlking this time brought her not expulsion, but' a husband, whom she met when he gave her a ride. During Mrs. Lee's junior year at Berkeley, the couple bought a rickety, 27-year-old flatbed truck, built a cofhplot. log cabin on it, ahd drove it to Alaska. with the aim of living In it while homesteading. They staked out five acres there, but left after a month, deciding that homesteading in Alaska hadn't been as much fun as getting there. The couple then hitchhiked around the United States and Canada, winding up in Portland, Ore., where they settled down and had two children. At this point, Mrs. Lee was stricken with Hodgkin's disease, and her hospitalization and treatment began. When she was released from the hospital, still weak, she was forced to go on welfare. She moved with her children into an apartmeat that was so email that 6-year-old Matthew had to sleep on a closet shelf. By contrast, Ms Armstrong's background was a model of stability. She was born in Baltimore and attended Bryn Mawr School for girls for 14 uc. cessive years. She claims that she never realized people did not stay In one institution for their schooling until she went to college and was amazed to meet people who had atttended a number of schools, "some of therm even co-educational." At Brown University, she studied Latin and Greek, and student appeared in May 15 EVENING 0 RYAN'S HOPE NEWS MORNING Though each is a child of the turbulent '60s, Bess Armstrong and Laurel Lee are a study In contrasts. Ms. Armstrong, the actress, portrays. Lee, the writer, In "Walking Through the Fire," a new motlon-picture-for-'IV airing on "The CBS Tuesday Night Movies" May 15. The film was adapted by Sue Graf ton from the book of the same title by Mrs. Lee. It Is a moving and Inspirational chronicle of Laurel Lee's struggle with deadly Hodgkin's disease, which Was endangering her life and ate life of her unborn baby. During the ordeal, Mrs. Lee grasped onto her firm faith and the writing, of a uay-by-day journal to help her achieve an optimistic spirit and peace of mind.She retained these qualities for the duration of her illness, .':'...- • v 1so4eeA1 SJ - ule TrWsd&çp,d Free .deitrIuig LsccustsI Senior Citiaee CARPET CIM11111% CO. Registeredwith New business su,eeu U 111 NMI1VU. PI IUM imt 5.iS sPtcSiu e ee in ai pm SHAMPOO & STEAM "WE KNOW YOU'RE GONNA LIKE US" - - &I$ WEEK ONLYI I 81005 a'at .........$995 1 1Ames,apc,w U ft P4OTDLIGHTfD,,,DO,47pAy -- Salim U4.$ CALL NOW 519.1593 �- 1111—Ev,nIngI4,raW;Saalsr4 FL Friday, May 11, im Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. New TV Show - The Divorce Game CLEVELAND (NEA) Four couples, all divorced, have gathered at the television studio to take part In a new quiz show called "The Divorce Game." There they will be kidded about their failed marriages and quizzed about their feelings for each other now that they have split. It Is one hour to show time. You would expect the atmosphere to be tingling with tension as people who have decided they can no longer endure each other are thrust together in a bizarre show biz adventure. As a matter of fact, they are, for the most part, as relaxed and casual as they might be at a family reunion - which is sort of what this Is. Roberta Thomas is here with her new husband, Robert, and her former husband, Arthur Grossman, She has also brought along her two sons.—Jason Couples shook hands before competing on The Divorce Game Thomas, 3, and Aaron Grossman, 5. "There are eight divorced been taking good care of Game" and hopes to sell the thought he and his es-wife Dents Gorges, a people In this room and four him," Betty says airily. series In syndication, would make good con. psychologist, has arrived of them are Tauruses," notes Little is heard from "The outfit that distributes tedants The trouble was Chuck Barns' 'Dating that he hadn't spoken to her with former wife Linda, nurse. He will leave with hera Betty L. ("use the initial, Timothy R. Tolley, 19, and too. In fact, they have lived please") Varga. "That former wife Pat, who is 18 Game' is interested. in the since the divorce. He asked ff proves what they say: and five months pregnant. show," he says. "We'll send Norris could call her. together since their divorce People born under the sign of They have been divorced for them the tape and a half "So I called her," Norris dozen cassettes, which continues. "Mid the wife six months ago after two Taurus have trouble making three month.. years of marriage. they'll pass around to said 'sure' and called the guy "So why the divorce?" he their marriages work. "We started when we were stations around the country and I guess they started repeats the question. "well, "I'm a Taurus. So is my pretty young," says Tim, a to see who's interested." talking again, .because I got we only got married t, fOflhil husband. We almost rookie steelworker. "I was Norris reports getting a a call from him the other please our folks. And it didn't killed each other, but we 17; Pat was 16. It just didn't call from a young man who day. work. We fought too much." stuck It out for II years. work." "You better believe it," We've been divorced now for "I'm very nervous about May 16 Linda chimes In. "We're seven years. It's great to be this television show," says saving money living free. One child - a son, IS. Pat. ,It was mostly his together. We still 'have We share EVENING pets for a gala Hollywood cit.outside dates, though. I'm "Maybe a reconcIlIatIon?"Well , It's a new cx. bratlon. more jealous than he is." No way," growls her former pertence," Tim says. "That EIGHT S ENOUGH Torn Is too "What a great place to husband, Julius, operations and the money. Well each unexpectedly assigned to NEWS study human behavior," manager for a fleet of get $25." review the play In which Joanis ____ ____ Vieft the says Dents, looking around trucks. "By the way, I'm Gene Norris Is the worlds largest nuclear fuel Is making her professional act. debut. (R) the room with professional starved." producer, the man who plant to ass how nuclear fuel THE LONG SEARCH enthusiasm. '.Solve energy problems; a "Footprint Of The Buddha" "His girlfriends haven't thought i "The Divorce WEDNESDAY -. JJV"0 14-year-old hockey star. (R) PSB Reaching Out NEW YORK (UPI) Public television Is readthig more of the peopl, some of the time than ever before. That's the meangs from Larry Gro-vnln, who three Yews ago this month took over as president of the Public Broadcasting Sir- U "U we ever were smist in audience, as some of our critic, have said, that certainly Is not true now," Groannan said In an in. tent.,. The figures PBS cites to prove the point: public televisIon now reaches 37.3 percent of all nonwhite families, anlncr.es. of 17 percent compared to the previous year; public television reaches *2 percot of all households where the buad4cus,"H has lam tha.eh education, an increase of 23 p.rcent in a yam', and It roacheses4.9 percent of all blue-celiar hotadlollis, up 23 Feirrent In television households with ct1deut under six years of age, 819 pare watched Public television an a weekly I'll, As far total viewers, 41.4 Fe e* of all U.S television households time in on PBS during the emu of a week, All lootame of 10 percent over the previous year. U'' lmM.e are that 87; e r r mit of the viewing public falls within reach of a public television atien," Gresunu* lndfIgure was. Two4hlrds of the public daum are UHF - and that Includes not only small towns but such major mitroltan arias as Las Angeles, Qn$4l and Qeveland. 2nd class citiasus on the apsctrmn," Groan UK "lbs UHF 81ga1 Is much more subject to Interference by commercial television and som, public Matie" UHF reüres fine twth, net the thck.&'flng that allows the viewer to switch wmeli without fuss. UHF also resIres much more sophisticated antennas and We to pull It In properly. "lbs Inner city dweller sad the rural dweller both gstbltthe hardest," he a" Gro—'an doesn't envision A c'smerclal plot spinet pUbliCdstIOI* — jiM the W that the UHF thaswiels had already been divided up among the commercial stations before public idevislon even sidered the (I) NC is •C1111 NEWS ABC Now Monks, school children, nov. Ices and housewives of Sri Lanka and India give personal perspectives on their religion. (A) VILLA AL1OE (2) 0 THE SACKITT$ White 700 trying to make their fortune In (2) TIC TAO DOUGH the New Mexico territory, the ® uv TYUM MOOPJ Sackett brothers become Mary NO Lou try to put up a involved In conflicts with a united front in wags negotla. powerful bigot, two vengeance. tions with the station. 5eeklng brothers, and a friend a(Glenn Ford) turned an.mj. JOKER's WILD (Part 2 of 2) MACNEIL /LIHRIR REPORT 710 LIANCLUB FAMILY PEUD DANCE PEVUR StiS SIAUTY SHOW CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: John Byner. Francine BWL DICK CAVITY Guest: now Williams. (Part I of 2) so (2) REAL PEOPLE The M" things done by everyday People and "**"rift thiflOS doe by furiny people we seen In this urlio celebrating Amsnlc eGcent,Jc. THE NUPPITS SO OD Hosts Dick Van Ds aid Rita Moreno are olned by Kermit the Frog, Miss VSiad.liStntffisM,pJ. (F•YOU CAN'T TAKE 11' WITH YOU Jean Stapleton W4 Art Carney portray membars of a slightly daft who conduct their 11V55 exactly as they please In this adapt.00101.01 the Pulitzer Prize win. ning comedy. *iisiis On the night of their third annlsary of working for Charlie. the y him to a mysterious late night meeting. GRIAT PSRNAJlCI in The Feld Ballet" Eliot Fold's chamber ballet company performs Its classic work, "kitsrmo," as well as SelSCtlOflS Other Dot works. Heller: By DIQ KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Joseph Heller must be considered as one of the top five American novelists today. "Catch-22" alone would have done it, but then came "Something Happened" and now his third novel, "Good As Gold." Heller is a witty writer, of course, and his wit extends to his comments about himself and, particularly, about the movies via avia the novel. "When a writer sells his book to the movies," Heller sys, "he relinquishes all nlghtsin it— even the right to be Indignant If the doesn't like the way the movie turns "He said he and his exwlfe wouldn't be on the show after all. He said it looks like they Might get together again." Emcee John Lanigan, a local disc jockey, arrives and chats briefly with each couple. Pretty soon It is show time. "The Divorce Game" Is played like "The Newlywed Game," with the men predicting how the women will answer and the women predicting how the men will answer. Questions Include: "If your es-wife were a dessert, how might she expect you would describe her? Asacream puff? Ora layer cake? Or a strawberry tart?" "What kind of man does your es-wife prefer? An intellectual with a pipe In his mouth? A Madison Avenue type in a designer suit? Or a stud with a fig leaf?" The only prize is pair of portable color television sets - one for the winning exhusband and one for the winning es-wife. But Heller was hardly Indignant over the way Mike Nichols handed the movie version of "Catch-22." "I was pleased with It," he says. "I loved It three times." He says, however, that a book and a movie are entirely different things, and should not be expected to be the same. People who like a novel should not expect the movie to be a literal translation of the book, page by page to the screen."If I was to write an original screenplay," Heller says, "based on the theme and Idea of 'Catch-n,' it would have been very different from the book. I wouldn't have followed the book at all. "I would have tried only to capture the spirit of the book. My screenplay would have had fewer characters and been less busy. I think MY fault as a writer is that my books are too busy." When his current novel, "Good As Gold," was half-finished, he showed It to Mike Nichols who was very excited and wanted to make a deal, then and there. Nichols and Heller would be equal panthers and Heller would write the screenplay. THURSDAY They are won by Dents and Linda Gorges. The two exchange an exuberant kiss and depart with the sets for their shared home. But 0 ANGlE Shortly after at sledders at the 1977 Junior World Championships; an Appalachian Woodcarver transforms a stick Into a duck. home, Mama Teresa Is taken to the hospital with some mysterlous symptoms. (A) 130 NBC NEWS @0cueNEWS S ABC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE With hopes of boosting WJM's news ratings, a renowned critic Is hired who verbally and viciously attacks Minneapolis and Its people. 0 THE CR018-WITS JOKER'S WILD IMACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT rapist who has assaulted three beauty pageant contestants. A TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE ltoO s•mws to offered part DICK CAVETY Guest: Robin Williams. (Past 2 of 2) ltaO (l) 42 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Elizabeth Ashley. _ ml NEWLYWED GAME ROCKYORD FLU Rock. HAWAII FIVE-0 A sodes he appeared in. 9:30 O CARTER COUNTRY Lucille shows up unexpectedly at Sgt. Baker's bachelor party and catches him In the arms of another woman. (Part 2 of 2) 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MATCH GAME P.M. $100,000 NAME THAT 10:00 TUNE Z CAROL BURNETT AND (2) 0 PRESENTING SUSAN FRIENDS Guest: Roddy ANTON (4)0 BARNABY JONES BarMcDow5ji. a k ..h h....I. ..f hi. IN. eoo when a young woman suspect. cit NANAL GEOGRAPHIC ad of murder announces that SPECiAl. "Americas Wonder- he Is her father. (A) lands: The National Parks" A FAMILY Kate Is selected to majestic Panorama of Yellowbe personal guide to a famous Stone, Yosemite, Grand visiting Russian handsome and Canyon, Everglades, Sequoia. composer. 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"Right now," Heiler says, "I don't have a single idea for another novel, so it is entirely possible I might write, another screenplay." There is only one hitch. He says It would take him two years to write an original screenplay, although he could do fast "I'm good at rewriting and I'm good at editing" but he thinks they would prefer him to do an original. to sell, Angle's sister Marie announces pNEWS Young dog- her plans to marry and leave And the first episode maybe the only episode - of "The Divorce Game" Is In the can, as they say in show his Writ e gotten May 17 SAO ' Successful couple of years. By then, I But, curiously, "Catch-n" said, he'd probably have was not an immediate best excited about seller. It was well received something else. He saw! was and began but not in right." great amounts. So Heller, Now, however, with the who was, the time, a book finished and basking in $19,000-a-year advertising mostly good reviews, and man, had stay with his job zooming up the best seller support his family. list, Heller says he has hired Then, he says, Hollywood a movie agent to try and sell called and him $4,000 it a week to write a screenplay. course, He remabers it was raining an American classic. Even In New York and he and his the title phrase has become a wife debated about fourJOSEPH IIELLER the American fifths second before language. (Incidentally, opting for sunny California. "I told him that I hadn't Heller says he oringlnally He reported, found finished the book," Heiler called it "Catch-18," but he also was getting $750 a says, "and that I'm a slow Leon Uris' "Mila 18" had week in addition to the $4,000 writer and that it would be a just his salary. And it was a fourcouple of years before I publisher said to find week deal. He also found out could get to the screenplay. another number, and he his assignment was And that would take another came with 22. a screenplay based on the 5:30 'a. to Slow Friday, May 11, ' �S UNDAY EDITION -. 71st Year, No. 228—Sunday, May 13 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 48-280)—Price 23 Cents These Moms Are All Outstanding M I.; lmo IIE: swt L~a 43 13 E. _ ilia 4 -. .L. Dinette Sofas _ Bedroom Suites *Chairs _ Sofa-Sleep ers OME AS SPECIALDh 111 now __III.IILL:I1III ::1rT rL7I. Beautiful Quilted MATTRESS and a . PPV MT coM,.nusr ktsy. FULL SIZE QUEEN SIZ ; KING SIZE 1 95 f L.• .'. I-- I S Lv4 .... Pq . - • r9t Loving each one equally. Outstanding is driving a school bus for 13 Yom and still being able to keep your coot or • - wA V . . r - _ 0 •• - --- - . - -• s.•, L. ___ • 1 • • ... She takes my sister and I out every once in awhile. Even though she would probably have more fun with another adult, she is willing to make the sacrlfce for us and even though we don't do everything just right she brings us home treats. One of the best things about my mother Is that she Is always reliable in anything she does and you can always count on her. RUTHIA H. HESTER If a family was suddenly left homeless, they'd come to her for help and she'd see that they found another home. If a family was hungry and without any money, she'd see that they were fed and would help them find ajob. If you were burdened and didn't know which way to turn, you could turn to her. She'd be there. I sit back and wonder sometimes how one woman could be so many things at once. A mother to her family, a wife to her husband, an arm to lean on, a shoulder to cry on and a friend to her community. MARIE WARE She Is a very understanding person. If you need to a pair of shoes and she wants to buy a dress, she would buy you those shoes first. If she is mad or tired, she never shows It. I wouldn't mind walking in her shoes anytime. She is so graceful. MRL A.J. SHU'PARD has acquired more maternal quames In her years than imaginable. "Mama Retha," affectionately known by everyone who has had the opportunity to know her has been employed at the Sanford Cblld Care for several years. In 10 years of child care experience, I have never met anyone so dearly loved by the children. META KRAMER Mother Is 70 plus (she admits to 39) and still goes out and does housework for two of her friends a couple days a week. She Is always ready to lend a helping hand when someone needs her. In the 50 years I have been privileged to be her daughter, I can recall very few times when she was down or low In spirit. The past year has been a difficult one for mom. She had a bout with arthrItis, she lost her youngest daughter very suddenly and learned that I had cancer and had to have major surgery. With God's help, the love of many beautiful people and her own positive attitude she has come through it all with a smile and stronger than ever, encouraging me and helping me through a very difficult time. F-I ROSIE MAGUIRE ...first woman to finish r 0 T,--he Case Of The Miss ing Carts let A d P ice fbct 47 $JANECAEL$ERRY Ohio one store had most carts is equipped with such a con- apiece." customers taking shopping some."said Moss. "Our biggest prevent people from leaving the fitted with magnetic wheels veyor system which delivers HeraMSiaff Writer "certain areas are more carts home with them? "We loss Is caused by drivers run- store with than Others have :4 eftof shopping carts from that wouldn't go out the door groceriesto the customer's car. critical than others," said certainly do!"said a ning Into carts left on the erected concrete post i s$rea becoming and just tir* or tot, carts to Is "The mod Important thing L Iloills. "Where there are lots of . spokeswoman for the store, parking lot by customers." barricades or fences around the p$'eatvely worse and the take the packages out to the to give service on the front," apartments within walking "Two years ago when we "It bone of those things that store to prevent carts from ls to merchants is con- parking lot. Others are wing said Mark Hollis, vice distance, the package boy can't opened we had 60 carts and nl s into the cost of business leaving the premises. o y g oe ' . to the rising cod of conveyor belts to take the president for public affairs and go home with them so people 12 W left DOW." but We have 10 have them for "I don't know if shopping cart Wd items to the groceries out, but this is oz- public relations for Publix take their groceries home in the home the customer's convenience," theft will ever be controlled, " csun.L.ca1dores are no penslveuft requires two men Marketa."Thosestores which caztWe try to encourage them '. and forget th bring them back, " said Moss. unless it's through an at all times to take the do not give good carryout to bring them back, but (.. .. she said. ' "People seem to think it's a educational process-Worming W. have lost elgig shopping groceries off the belt." service can have a big problem. sometimes we have to .en a .-'. me grocery stores privilege they should have — to consumers that taking shopping The new Geoding's slier- It's an espenaive problem with truck erótmd to the apartment in the last three moM1 only ones who have trouble ' take these carts home and then (*l'ts Is theft, a crime, nothing ad they cost us about MI market which opened recustly replacement of lost carts complex to pick them up," dsaii*arin ahoiicln keep them" said Morrison. "We less," said Weaver. &nai, on Rode 416 in South S-'4cle ce4 betweum MS sad said i Hothi added. of the Wüm.Dtsie Carts have been cut up and "When aatomun do hs, stores which use carts are also sell shopping carts to grocers ' French Avenue psasing their louses on to the nearly every week to replace used as barbecue grills, for are asking for WW Is s.gori. "i hove stolen and missing carts. transporting laundry and as grocery costs as doreowners customers. MARK HOLLIS Ifff" am 11 , ttj, but have to iaciuse tue expense Of Do Moms, manager of LIN Replacing shopping carts playthings for children. "But haven't been able to locate the r1hg carts in the cod of Publix spokesman Sanford Zayre store said the because they've worn out — like it's long past the funny stage," you do with other equixnent — said Morrison. "They're quite 11111011n.00 104" he proliem was not u severe codomers ask to take expensive and the theft his Moresain other locations... Is almost non-existent." Aceordiag to 8111 Weaver, apiece. themwee. the street or down pr - 11ti4 01 the Retail Grocers A grocer's net profit ranges "Thank goodoess!" he added. Some store owners have gone problem mud be solved," said Gooat. "MCII of our customers ride in to elaborate methods to protect ANOC1111111010. of P,Inc from .1 percent to i. "The alternative," added (RGAF), a grocer has to sell "With sutha low profftmargin, carLes their carts. A few have installed Weaver, "is higher prices the h ,,, tbon about VAN worth Of groceria ft's emy tossi why us theft of "Thur. Is a problem though, long iron bars on the carts that grocery store." Sok how a fl" e.aiZy bw a welosssows every Yowl"he anothpro(ftto $o itain cgnj jodto replors a stolen cart. We.c grocer," said Weaver. said, "sometimes I find carts 'a' urls ad we th( thslfl back to W shop pamey _trade amoeletlean In reuldudlal nuljbodmod where _4 I. C0107 rapreusting SPIN ctiieasn usually walk to the plr4 cud, or the on acrous Mod (Sanford Plaza). dorelsvhersth.etypsUwft, AmeCiSek sa áIthSMreutaauuu1wWtsks AcCortoRapbMorrimn, are mcii fr.-d, or where dlfwebiohedktsomeof .......... ljLrbflhI .1," ho edit r.Mor of Retail Opurdios Inset shopper. -' them, Celusdur .................. U ' tua Woavir 5 15 the ares we'd COMM ......... . .......... SB OWlsuss ................iSA OUFAUVES hut-we havm't row lurnin sow lsums probiblyassems." Tamp. gremey store pith $ pcactkal cs.psrativs, now shopping .tmpk. 'Wstrytobringthemalla 11. - /t ___ • -- home late, but boy does she worry. She shouldn't worry too much since she won't hardly even let us cross the street, but I guess it's okay because it just shows how much she loves us. SHIRLEY MOAK What would I do without my mother for she's the one who Is there when I need her and the one who helps solve my problems and many, many other things. — • - - JK - like 1kb $1,. Iddi — ., • cs tm thure was a 1st ci ban and rice) or after having recent back surgery aád not yet well herself she is able to stand beside our dad with love an encouragement while he goes through a similar operation. LINDA BOSTON We highly recommend Mrs. Boston for her outstanding devotion to her family and her son Bruce. Due to cerebral damage in 1978, Bruce Is unable to care for himself. His mother ha., a tremendous amount of faith in his recovery. She portrays intense love and concern for her son. Faithfully, she rotates Bruce once every two hours to assure him of maximum comfort. She feeds him, bathes him, dresses him and gives him excellent care. In addition to giving constant attention to Bruce, Mrs. Boston finds the time to fulfill the needs and love of the other members of her family. SHIRLEY G. IIUAMAN She is the type of person who puts her family first. We go to school In Mt. Dora and she drives 50 miles almost every day just to pick us up from our after-school activities. She doesn't complain much when we're (á to T% .9 NEVER BEFORE' PRICED THIS LON .. * - • FOUNDATION 95 - — Peggy Hard., an outstanding mom, Page 18 -••• ' L I TWIN SIZE #" -. . Hpsrs wire 249" N By GEOFFREY POUNDS their homes. Good natured As the leaders were apHerald Staff Writer chatter among participants proaching the finish line, the Like a thundering herd, 197 continued through the six miles. bulk of the pack was about a runners dashed from the "I love It," said 65year.old mile behind. When each parSeminole Boulevard starting Dick Lets of Auburndale, the ticipant neared the final point of the first annual 10,000- oldest runner in the race. "I'm stretch, race official Gary meter Sanford Road Race at 8 getting better with age. Next Zadow called out the times and sin. Saturday. month when I hit 86,! should be told them there was only one Two miles later, the herd breaking 46 minutes for flisix mile to go. turned into a multi-legged mile events." 'The first ones past this point caterpillar strewn NO yards L.eis said he runs In about 60 made it in about 29 minutes and along Palmetto Avenue. At the races a year. Today he crossed they looked in good shape," I were the aer1o% namers, the finish line in about si Zadow said. The appearanc, of en, computltive Milder& minute., prum$ing hi m to say, a& I .lUdN$ At the rear were the morning "I'm going to have to step chipper, be admitted. $gers those enjoying Lft my workouts." The race was monitored by enpany but having little The entire George Kelly units of the Sanford Police : concern oirwhsre they were family of Orlanlio started the Department and a resets unit in the crowd. racegutber. Gorge, hiswife from the fire department. But Five-sixths of the way neither police nor firemen through the event, at the fiverepertedanyemergencyor call ,, • S wriOF)' mile marker, a few dropouts for assistance. could be seen, like beached The event, co-sponsored by whales resting on the curb. the Sanford Recreation fMlsh' Nineteen-year-old Steven Department and the Sunrise Hubbard of Longwood Corn}Uwans Club, attracted runpided the race ahead of the Barbara; Kim, 12; Shannon, 10; ncrs from as far away as pack with a time ofjust over 34 and Erin, 9, all made the Jacksonville. minutes. In rapid succession distance. "1 came down here from about 50 other runners passed Nearing the three-mile, half- Jacksonville when I heard through the finish chute, in- way point, more than a few of about it,,, said Bob Herron. eluding Rosie McGuire. The the runners cast a designing A Methodist minister, who attractive, 26-year-old eye onanearby swimming pool formerly lived in Sanford, Orlandoan was the top female as the morning mm added to Herron said he had nointention finisher, coining in 35th overall, their discomfort. "Looks in- of trying to win the event. Her time was under 40minutes. viting, doeen't it?" said a "There area lot of people like But the six-mile run, to most middle-aged Orlando fl2Sfl. me here today. I'm 48 and 200 Several minutes later the pounds. ft's a big victory to participants and spectators, ws as much a happening as a man was cooled of by onlooker finish. It's an individual thing," càted. There was constant Bob Sherman, who took It open he said. encouragement from the himself to offer runners a blast The six-mile race was onlookers, many of whom from his garden hose when they preceded by a two.mile fun run pallid out their lawn chairs and passed his front yard on in which about U runners cired as the runners passed Sumnmerlln Ave. competed. -: . OW AS 11111111 Nets, Cnlookers Cheer As Runners Pant To Finish First Sanford Road Race Say, with ASSO uflbOIievgIhIA nriia.I 4•JJ:sZJ Herald photo by Toni The start of Sanford's First Annual Road Race By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Everyone has his own unique concept of what a mother is sunoosed to be. Recently those personal thoughts and concepts were shared by readers In the search for the outstanding mother of the year conducted by The Evening Herald. The Herald had asked readers to submit a letter telling about a woman considered to be worthy of recognition as an outstanding mother. The response was overwhelming, and the task of selecting one person to be interviewed was enormous. After the selection was made, Herald editors decided to share with readers some of the thoughts expressed In letters for some of the other nominees. The names of the nominees precede the passages excerpted from the letters sent in on their behalf: JOYCE F. BAKER Our mom doesn't belong to any clubs she Isn't active In politics or the PTA, and she and dad don't get to go out often with their friends but that doesn't mean she isn't outstanding. Outstanding to us means always being there when things go wrong and you need someone to talk to. Outstanding is doing without so we could have something special. Outstanding is love, trust, faith, hope and charity without ever asking why or expecting anything In return. Outstanding is raising nine children and i_ ___ Y i' • . -. .. _______ _____ fl • • ___ '.. N . mom our __ Today ____ 04 • Wudher ................... •: - -- - -.----.- — = - ____•J ••ZLL r 't .--'-. • , '.- :.- .:-- •.i -. ... • - .- - • - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 11, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 11, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 11, 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/df19f5f690191359a9003aba8abede5c.pdf e629911eb2c6d386a41483af5332a063 PDF Text Text 413— Evenlng Herald, BLONDI E Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 4, 1979 by (WHV DON'T YOU ( ) OW L4 C NO -M N WAY A ID 70 5 LIVE VE 1 010 Young MUCH ACROSS 2 IT WAS TOO f \ Chic Mistress 1 LIKE Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Time zone PA 42 Stand on 5 Soggy edge 12 Perishes iK 48 Republic an 13 Phrase of Un . siol S TI j T o party, famil. derstanding (2 iarly wds.) 49 Tibetan 14 Age A c 50 Order anew American k1rta - Tii AICIT - I P4II1C 'nanpoet STNFA DEAR DRL I•1A I? English Returns 1 I LAMB—! am a was with my bowels. I had having touble stomach and several tests which Lamb BEETLE, GET I YOURELBOWS OFF THE TABLE GET A LOAP OF ØANP WHOIS TEACHING TABLE to DON'T POINT YOUR FORK MANNERS Walker AT wuiffe invasion day 25 Divorce ) Ove 4 ! ç" - Art by % 3 4 1 2 - — — — A14_ AMD 10 11 9 — — — — — 17 MKIW — 19 __________________ ur AUHT C — ________________________ 2? 24 30 33 32 — by Bob Montana — — ARCHIE COJL(7 NEVER CRANK IF SOME LEGISLATORS HAVE THEIR WAY, YOU MAY SOON 1'HAT JUNK PILE UP OVER THIRTY! BE DRiViNG " TFtAT'S RIGHT, ARCHIE, UNTIL NOW, - -. __ — — — 56 AGAIN / _______ ______ ' 11 thouhtant snake In my house last night9 For Tuesday, June J Anyway, I think myself pretty L I handled a 4W Al by _____ Vermeer . 0 _ _____ _________ / 01 ____________________ ________ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl p 0LJ65, MAY I GT INTO EP WITH YOU... I'M ApgA OF flj ThUNPR ANP LIGHTNING.' ,, '* 4 " Cl -' ________ _______ f _______ ____ - '-S. lit _ - WI PU 00 Assert yourself! Find out more all of them. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22"Jan. of what lies ahead for the year following your birthday by 19) Set definite goals and put sending for your copy of Astro- forth your best effort today to Graph Letter, Mail $1 for each make them a reality. By using this formula, victories can be to Ast .Graph, P0 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South _______ U by SPIDER-MAN Pus 1' Pass 20 Pass 64 I$33 4• Pus Pus Pass . - IOQ M W. 1 'f .4'itL HER.' LPJ- You Can 1.uRG$ H... .. NOW Call \ ' " W"In "4 ,l0.USPUOI ,, • TUMBLEWEEDS WiWc by T1is 4 I Her (1a rn S ___ OAP. I'M UIPDUNP IVARICOJ VEIN LJFF5(j) I A RACCOOP) SEI$ ELW000! Craig 6CgILE \ 1 Mrs. Adams tells of her embarrassment to see her — ' - " Even when she's introduced socially, Mrs. Adams says she almost always apologizes to her new acquaintance. "I have to apologize to everyone I'm introduced to," Mrs. Adams says. "I always get blank stares when they hear 111)' name." At times, Mrs. Adams says she's been afraid to answer the phone or the front door thinking it may be a creditor for the other Beverly Adams. "I never know when someone is going to sock me in the face for not paying or the sheriff's coming to pick me up," she says. Mrs. Adams says she and her husband, who's owner of Adams Painting Contractor in Sanford, had ago. experienced the Their friends are understanding of the situation but they still can't resist cracking jokes about it, Mrs. Adams says. "We went into a gas station and the attendant said he knew! would be real mad today 'cmix I'd been picked up for d." welfare I. 5.015, 1. 'I ' - ---- ---------- -- - ---- -- -- Today ---------- 'a -.- S --Sr,._ _____ _ - .4--I ' Tftomt • 0 • • - 'a - - - - . - — - .... — -- ,...., II,, - - - - ...,,..,,.,.,. ' Dr. Lamb ........4B Horoscope ............ 48 Hospltid zi obituaries ,.....,...... ZA OURSELVES ......... 18 sports 41, 7A Tele%islon ............. 8A ......,,..., .. ...... Weather ....... ....... ZA ;...".,.'.. I 0- _ Graham Queries On Fuel Allotment —. By DONNA ESTES Herald Stuff Writer St nun suggested during Monday's workshop session of the ctiiniiiissiun that a 'Dear Seminole County Corn- Bob'' letter be sent the governor, expla ini ng tile inissioners may be writing reated for tile letter about his office's requests t'utiiity. __________________ tv on fuel allocation d.ata. Sturin's colleagues indicated icr ''Every Friday at 10 am, the the i'otnitv iiiav -" ell write, governor's office calls us with a refusing I urther participation list of questions we ask of in the surveys unless the need to every wholesale and retail take so mucli evunty Unte (or distributor of gasoline in the the project t'itti be Shown. county." County Adininistrator The cominis-sioners asked for '$; Roger Neiswender told county anss ers to a a'iies of questions commissioners Monday. oil tlit, purimse (if the survey "That's no less than 75 call we asidtlmt' particular benefit to the have to iiiake and report back county. the responses to the governor's t'oiiiiiiissiuni'i Dill Kirchhoff office by 2 in the afternoon. It's recalled that t ilt, I .t'gislat nrc killing us.'' has prumiiiscd to allocate (tin{()(f. •%%'E)I'J Netswe:ider said it was never ding for ii hunk-n it creates ...'lt 'S killing us' intended when County Put'- tar I ma I govern ii ieiit chasing Agent JoAnn Illaclunoll I(eininded b~ Neis%~ender the have available once-a-%%cck was named county fuel I 5egislatum'e has nothing to do in turin at ion an hat t lie allocation officer that (lit' t illi this pruhk'ni, (lint It is gasolimit. situation is,'' he said. position would involve work of being created b the governors ''I'ht' request to the counties 10 this scale. ''We are investing an office, Kmi'cldioft askid o. hat (lie is t)tttt'l vulutitar - We prepare immense amount of (mu' specul mc ptii'xist' of the survey tin' data we receive oil Friday making these telephone calls,'' is for a Monday report to Un' he said, ''It's keeping the entire ''Ask hiat (lit' benefit is. If a governor. There's nothing purchasing office tied up all I*.'iit'Eit caminot hi,' shown for (lit' imuamidatory about this, It a day.'' county, I question this being county doesn't ant to thu it, ''It's gotten to (lie point of doiic,'' said ( 'oiiiuiiissiuma'r Dick he'll just give iio u'eIxint lioim absurdity," hi' said, noting out' Williams. that county," (uo(It' said. new question is added to the list ''ii ou get anymore calls every Friday.' 'This business on train t ile governor's office, tell Goode said (lie state ants to fuel allocation coming out of (tie thcuui you have to get approval stay iiifonuie'd on (lie situations Herald photo by Tom Netsel governor's office is totally train (lie board," said time iii each t-utmrity to knos it ('ainiluissiot, chainiivari, Bob something serious is developing The smi le on Stephon Russell's face might be a dead ridiculous." Neiswender said the county h"reiit'hi. in the energy situation ''so giveaway: the end of the school session is Hear. isn't being told "shio is doing Dill Goode, an administrator can do something about it." Russell and his fellow students at Sanford Middle this for what purpose on whose with (lie state's energy office iii ,Iulh ('hiatiuberlmn, all assistant School are cleaning out fheir lockers in preparallon authority. 'rhere's got to be a Tallahassm-, sald today surveys press secretary to for Ii'iitav's final day of classes, better way. We are nut staffed ol this suit are being iiiade Guv.Grahiaiii, said the stati' for this." throughout the state. 'I'he County Commissioner Bob purpose is for (lit' governor to Set' COUNTY, I'agt'2A __________ ______ _ "a - "a _____ . _____ are to 11 " A _ ___ -- __________ ____ _ - ENDS among a list of check bouncers. "It made me feel like a fool," Mrs. Adams says. Or time time a Pennsylvania mall order house called to find out why Mrs. Adams hadn't paid for those linens she actually hadn't ordered. She says a local hospital is still sending her a $12 bill for never had done, tests Around The Clock ... 4A Bridge ............... 4B Comulc, ..............4 Crasword .... ....... 4B Edltorjaj 4A DearAbb .......... . 18 •t I' _______________________________________ ________________________ ___________ ________ _____ . Lsesg FNITSWO l'' -L I By k. - SCHOOL name to Godzilla' -. - P _________ name to change my _________ 9i11' , ,.1 _____ ' 'I think I'm just going ___ ____ - -,t As she sits with her legs crossed in her living room chair, Mrs. Adams tells of talc after tale of having to live in the shoes of another Beverly Adams. ______________________________ .::E::=. _____________ I _______ Don't call her just plain Beverly or you'll never hear the end of it. Neither will she. Beverly Adams of 2626 Laurel Ave., Sanford, won't do either. But Beverly W. Adams will. For the past four years, Mrs. Adams has been mixed up with another Beverly Adams and she's fed up. _______ IiJPIANS?1 I , ..b - Recently, she put an ad in the Evening Herald to annowice herself as the Beverly W. Adams of 2626 Laurel Ave. In a last desperate attempt to stop the identity mixups. AMID OF I.iTh. pigs! ______ Aides Irked _____ ___________ "I think I'm Just going to change my name to Gothilia," chuckles Mrs. Adams, who's lived in Sanford for the past 20 years. "AS long as someone has your name and does things that make you proud, you don't mind," Mrs. Adams explains. "But I am at the end of my " _____________ _____________ _________ bY County 1 • fraud. _____ _______________________________ ' 7J lbtJ TN ONL.Y mIFØ MM D WHO FCS HIS HO .J ., __ ______ __________ It seems like everyone forgets to look at her Middle Initial. This oversight has caused problems for Mrs. Adains, who's been accused of bouncing umpteen checks and has been mistaken for a person accused of welfare /, ____ lOONIES t IT, NOW 144161 . _____ i ______ 'S I'' _________ T. K. Ryan ____ • P- BySlIARONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer ____ ___ .'. _ A. __________________ ______________ 4" , _' ' _____ ______ mixup prior to four years ,. '0" p, Ii ___ _____ _____ - 0 _____ ......... ____ _____ S. -. W. - ________ ____ ___ __ _________ ____ ____ j,. HIM--,qE/ NEXT! '- 'b _____ . _______ , _______ __ -.." Ia' ,,.. __ by Stan Lee and John Nomlfa HE'LL IN You musr Srop C E AFTER e ; s per, RM — ______ ________ ________ Ask thi !xsts I to get ___ ' ________ HERE, ADAMS important • _________ Fuel officer of of ...niiddle initial VA2 4 10852 — By Oswald Jacoby You respond one spade to and Alan Sontag your partner's diamond Oswald: "The simple play, opening bid. He rebids one notrump. A Maine reader with today's hand is for asks what rebid we recomSouth to cash his ace of mend. hearts, play three rounds of This is a tough one. Our trumps ending in dummy, preference is a raise to three discard his losing spade on the king of hearts and lead notrump. We want to be in game and would rather try dummy's queen of clubs, ,, nine tricks than for 10, Alan: "East takes his ace for INEWSPAPEII ENTERPRISE ASSN. i and forces South to ruff a spade with his last trump. (For a copy of JACOB V MODNow South leads his king of ERN, send $1 to: "Win at clubs and winds up down two Bridge," care of this news pa. because clubs break 4-1 and P.O. Box 489, Radio City the suit doesn't run." Station, New York, N. Y. 70019.) rO SAVIF AVR! fur energy You hold: [!JA\ TRYING / HgE, OoG5 HER V*ION$f$ - l K to continue not •- hold the second club trick, come to his hand with that third round of trumps and make the slam." Alan: "This play would only succeed If the man with the singleton club held two trumps, but It risked nothIng. If club. broke 3-2 no one would ruff the second round of clubs and the extra chance would pay off." • ________________ Bob Thaves to to -. to let dummy's jack of clubs West North East South " 6-'4 FRANK AND ERNEST - ______ Oswald: "Bad luck! All that South needed was a 32 club break. Expert South would have given himself a slight extra chance. lie would play Just two rounds of trumps before discarding his spade and attacking clubs. Then he could afford • 4 passi _______________ -: . are ___________________________________________ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) get done. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your Your rewards come today by jracious ways will be working helping those who have previously done things for you. in full gear today. You'll This will bring you much to rightthings to ' to smile about. over persons you deem innARIES (March 21-April 19) portant. Communication with one who is VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) important to your aims Is now Matertall benefits are in store possible. Be prepared to make for you today because you will adjustments in your thinking be willing to make the ad- and it'll work out for the best, justmeuts necessary to serve TAURUS (April 20-May 20) others, as well as yourself. Be willing to go along with LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) coworker's Ideas or methods, High stnzrards and a -m- even though tlwi uilht differ onate nature put you on a from yow& Your productivity smooth course today. There will thus be enhanced. ULu'r .-.... Fuel, but on two previous oc- dication from company officials plant operators. could 'create problems' if operating capacity LN casions Carter permitted a as whether the "All I can say is that we are (it'Inaml for electricity is high decreased, he said, cofl temporary suspension of the use high-sulfur fuel. Since the doing everything we can to and the generating facilitiesare could expect sonic peritodo Florida Power and Light clean air standards in Florida first presidential order comply witH we deter- restricted low-sulfur oil. x'wer officials said today they are not so that tilt, I-Ligh-sulfur oil could suspending tile clean air inination oil tile inatter," 'ronv Supplies of the lo%%-sulfur oil %%here nirtial outagespt,%%er or "brownouts,' is lost. accepting any additional be used in place of cleaner fuel standards in March, about 40 Bruns, Fill, colillnullications are greater no%% than when the Bruns said tile current cosl Io shipments of high-sulfur fuel which is in short percent the fuel used in the said today. first presidential order was I"I'l. for a barrel of low'suifur until President Carter approves The latest presidential order, Sanford plant has been high'We burning all the one given in March, Bruns said. but oil is about $18. The high-sulfur a request from Gov. Robert however, expired at midnight sulfur, Burns said. percent sulfur fuel low the hut suinniur iiionths are oil is priced about a dollar to a Graham for permission burn Monday and power plants using ''1 couldn't say whether or polluting oil) have and we expected to cause a marked dollar and a half cheaper, he the fuel in six power plants, tile high-sulfur fuel today would we're burning it today. That are not accepting any more two increase in deniand to Illeet Sju(I. Including the Sanford FPL be "technically in violation of order would come directly from and a half percent fuel thigh- conswiiers' energy needs. however, he said he couldn't plant. the law," a Department the Miami office to the plant sulfur oil) until we the Burns said over the v cekend sa %chether or not the cost of Graham made the request Enviromental Regulation operators," Burns said, proper approval," lie said. that the Sanford plant could to consumers would Friday, but as of this morning, spokesman said. Bruns said he doesn't expect probably operate for less than a increase it the presidential A spokesman at the FPL there had been no reply from Scott Burns, disirict manager headquarters in Miami would tile president to reject Inolith it full ci'MIcitv if it could order permitting tile use of the prohibits the use of high-sulfur said he has received no in- an order has been sent to the delay in granting Uw order with the high-sulfur oil. If rejected. supply. __________________________________________________________ NORTH 6-4A 0 98 V KJ 9 5 3 Q J 52 WEST 4 Q J EAST 4 J71632 * K Q 10 v Q 10 8 4 762 73 • 64 9853 A S)UTH •A4 A A K 10 High get a WIN Al BRIDGE 5,1979 today and you'll have no trouble seek to cultivate, You aprolling with the punches, to predate everyone's need for ______ By GEOFFREY POUNDS IleraldStaflWrften ' - s Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Y° AQUARIUS (Jan. )-Feb, 19) Be sure to specify birth (June 21-July fl) Your live-and-let-live attitude CANCER winà you the friendships you Do what comes naturally t /" •-. arter To u More it might improve your You are the one who possesses 21) Your strength and force the necessary charm and come out of the kind way you deal with people today. This diplomacy to keep everyone satisfied today, wiLl net you the biggest gain of your 1"O(2) _________ .. of examination with a barium digestive functions a great deal. enema of the lower gastrolngastrointinal tract, which usually testinal The coffee habit Is parmeans the colon and perhaps Ucularly troublesome for some the very end of the small bowel, people with overactive bowels. Since you've already had I think you probably should stop gall bladder studi es and your coffee entirely, Including the stomach has been examined decaffeinated variety. The andall her pro caffeine is irritating to the colon you doctor can be fairly con- and in some people the oils that fident that you don't have any produce the flavor In the coffee anatomical illness or something are irritating. YOUR BIRTHDAY shouldn't be any storms to June 5, 1979 contend with. Look for some changes to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) occur in your social life this Persona who can do you a of coming year. Things should good materially are workInIn begin to happen to bring out the your behalf today. Ride along best in you, drawing many with their methods of doing friends to your side, things. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 0 US PU I flo BER Howie Schneider by PRISCILLA'S POP P. — — — — 58 g urnin . : - gastrointestinal tract which that phase of It and get off the includes the esophagus, white bread, sugars and refined stomach and duodenum. A ur and foods made with lower GI refers to an X-ray them, — — — HOROSCOPE - 0U . FPL Wa ts For : ( '. te COMPEtOJ START 1# IS b — 55 __ was )o terminology, that means an X problem during the first three ray examination of the upper weeks but if you get through — — _______ ___________ __________ ES 11IE 5i4UMG 5 5, M — — — — — — — 57 _ _ ______ EEK& MEEK S 52 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) _______ ____ oniyrden — — — _ - i ') — 50 51 4 __ ________ _ a ' having an upper or lower GI, the bulk In your diet by adding For some of my readers who whole grain cereals and bran. may not be familiar with that This may be a little bit a 46 47 48 45 54 _ AT — — — 41 40 42 43 44 0"70"NfA W TO On US PW 00 ____________________ 36 35 — — — relief to fInd cxjt It was : so 28 - 129 34 ( What 1 produce frequent ir WREN that would show UP in that manner. That's why he decided I'm pretty spastic colon do not necessairly feeling like this An constipation. disgusted. I don't know where have thought overactive bowel or one that's to go from here and I maybe you could help give me in spasm can some answers on spastic colon, small movements, not to DEAR READER — Many mention the pain, distension people -who write tome now talk and the other problems, some of medical which you have described. their about examinations and refer to You probably should increase 23 28 25 Cents .. . - — — — 20 CO fl .. a long, — 14 16 18 Z.1 THEY'D BETTER FIND SOME, IF THEY WANT TO THEY Boy, THEY'RE REALLYLOOKED RAISE THE SPEED LIMIT SEARCHING ALL OVER 55 P FOR NEW SOURCES IN REGGIE'S OF OIL,l - taste I (ibu HAVE . want frequent - ______ _____ ARCHIE .-. ..-. . .. signoidoscopy. All of these were normal so my doctor said I had you had a spastic colon. I am sending you The Health a, spastic colon. He put me on Letter number 2-1, Irritable Or Librax three tunes a day. This lasted about three Spastic Colon And Constipation. months before I started feeling ItItwill give you a great deal of better. Now I have the problem Information about diet and again. I feel so sick, I thought methods of training your colon maybe there was a special diet so you will have less difher readerswho or foods I should not eat. My ficulties. this issue can send 50 bowel symptoms are stamped, self. movements which are loose, cents with nausea, pain in the back and addressed envelope for it. Send sometimes a hollow feeling in your request to meincareof this my stomach. I had a very sour newspaper, PO Box 1551, Radio in my mouth. Otherwise, City Station, New York, NY 10019. I'm a very healthy person Bite 8 7 8 F 13 15 Sansom and examination, ultra sound, a Tins 12 __________ ________________________________________________________ THE BORN LOSER helm 15 I I gastroscopic barnum enema and a — — — — _____ -i examination units Land contract _________________ GI, upper shoulder (Fr.) 2 River in 42 Unsightly capital 31 Celtic peasant Yorkshire tar 43 Affectation 28 La 32 Plate 3 Million (prefix) pits 44 Food 33 Noun suffix 4 Noun suffix 27 Noise (p1.) 45 Abels brother 34 Compass 5 Likewise 28 46 8 Huge point 29 Single time 35 Force continent 47 Giant of 30 Fuss 7 Gents 36 One-tenth tales 32 III-boding (prefix) 8 Pettish 48 Cats and dogs 35 Speck of 37 Drenchers 9 Yield 51 Actress Gabor moisture 39 Milk-organ 10 Bird 52 Flurry 36 Insecticide 40 11 rw PEOPLE 48-280)—Price included an gallbladder Hawaiian 27 Shoulder to Evening Herald—(USPS I _ Mort Florida 32771 d gastroenterologist because 38 Sunflower by 71st Year, No. 24&— Tuesday, June 5, 1979—Sanford, He months ago I went to a 55 Small spear Word of BEETLE BAILEY Evening ii i2r 11j zirJ professor 58 INf i 18 Aye assent 16 Noble gas 19 Greek letter 57 Cooking 21 Trojan 20 Watches utensils state (abbr) 22 Expression of 58 Is indebted to mountain 39 Soviet Union contempt 22 Prohibit (abbr.) 23 Spanish hero DOWN 23 Expense 41 Wood 24 Pertaining 24 measuring 1 Normandy a city instruments (IL!10 I Colon I Problem TT P ito' 3 lEl • 53 Landing boat .flp1•• INN _ gazelle __ 15 Of South Spastic ijj 1-1it N 9 300, Roman 45 Lettuce \ Her 1jjPi FRIDAY ' ' Parents Push - - For End To Levels Tests About 150 parents once again children to pass (lie tests. The school board to "return the level 17," Mrs. Stwiick ex'1 really think those teachers talked." appealed to tile school board emphasis oil that Ind not decision for grade adplained. "I would like to see it whoare violeiltl) opposed to tile Monday to take the levels permitting the teacher to teach vanceinent" to the teachers. say these skills must be taught levels tests just don't want to be 'l'he workshop session testing program out of the is wrong," Monday between the parents "We realize some Form of within the fourth grade or the bothered, elementary schools. James Owen, whose son accountability is necessary but fifth grade." "lucy use the excuse it takes and the school board tsas In a special three-hour work attends Lake Orienta let's find a better way," Mrs. E. L. Prater Jr., principal of too much of (heir instructional scheduled at the last board session Monday, parents Elementary School, told the Thompson said. "Let teachers Spring Luke Elementary (mimic because those tests pin iiieeting, when more than 100 argued tile levels tests "should school board his son has failed have a chance to teach and School, said tilt- levels testing thein dowli. 'I'lle tests sllo%~, parunts attended asking not be the sole tool for deter- the levels tests this year and children have a chance to program is effective at his either (lie child learned questions about (lie levels tests. mining the promotion (rum one won't be returning to Seminole learn." school. something ui' (lie teacher just ShlAI(IN ('AiUtASC'o grade to another." County next year. Several elementary teachers Other parents complained "Last year, he went to turned out to support and optheir child must take the entire Orange County and was a pose the present levels test levels test over again even if straight A student," Owen said. program. only one section of It were "1 can't understand it. Morris Ruby, assistant flunked. Students are "too "I told the teacher he's not principal at T.W. Lawton pressured" to pass the levels the best student as far as Elementary School, concurred tests, parents charged. discipline goes but he does the levels tests could stand to be WASHINGTON (UPI I — The (lie state statute believed to be Bay State legislature had not Due to the late hour, the work know how to learn." modified. session was continued to the "I think there's somehow too Supreme Court, over two time Imuost susceptible to con- intentionally discriminated The levels testing progran June 13 school board Meeting. was impleniented on a coun- much pressure applied in dissents, today upheld veterans stitutional attack. against women — the slandard John Parker, whose daughter tywide basis last fall and passing the tests," Ruby said. preference laws, despite claims liii' sensitive issue divided necessary For finding a constmattends Altamonte Springs replaced the traditional "I believe we need sonic type of that they discriminate against tutiunal violation. some usdumiimmistratmo,i officials Elementary School, said system of promotion from one testing without a lot of pressure women. "Nothing ill time record and has beef' closely watched children know they "have to grade to the next. The tests are and more teacher judgment." The 7-2 opinion reinstated a by Veterans' and women's demunstrates that this prefer. pass the levels test to advance adirdnisitered to students in JWie Inies Stanick, a teacher Massachusetts statute which groups. ence for veterans %ws original. to the next grade and feel grades one through five to at Lake Oriental, told the school gives an absolute preference ly devised ... because it would pressured" because of that. determine their progress In board the levels tests are "good over all other applicants to The court conceded the Law — accomplish time collateral goal The children who flunked the language. reading and Math. but we are being tied down to a qualified veterans seeking state tile Inost extirtnic foriii of of keeping %tulliell 11, a tests are held back and Doris Thompson, spokesman time schedule." civil service jobs. veterans preference in any stereotypic and predefined "branded" by their peers whu for Seminole Parents Involved "We are saying students The decision bolsters veter- state -- has a severe impact oil Place 11, the Massachusetts do pass the tests, Parker said. In Children's Education must learn these eight skills on preference laws across the public employment oppontwii- Civil Service," Justice Potter "Pressure is being put on the SPICE i, appealed to the level 16 or these eight skills on countn', since the court upheld (k's fur ummiemi. Bu it said the Stewart rutefur the majority. - Preference Upheld : -- - I - _-. -- �2A-.Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Tuesday, June 5 197 Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Man With Rifle F'i'res At Pa'ir * In Boat WORLD ---KRRIEF A Casselberry man and his Orlando friend were shot at Sunday while boat riding at Lake Kathryn, according to Seminole County deputies. Sy R. DeVries, 57, of 91 Seminola Blvd., Casselberry, told deputies a male about 30-yeárs-old pointed an object that resembled' -4.ie at them from his boat and fired in their direction. Both men claim they heard a gun blast, deputies say. There was no apparent reason for the shooting. ..-,..-. Pope Asks Europe Unify Under Christian Banner CZESTOCHOWA, Poland (UP!) Pope John Paul II today called on Europe to unite the banner of Christianity despite its Ideological divisions but said the Vatican would not engage in political activity to achieve this goal. "Christianity must commit itself anew to the formation of a spiritual unity in Europe," John Paul told a closeddoor meeting of the Polish episcopate. "Economic and political reasons cannot do it." "Despite different traditions that exist in the territory of Europe between its eastern and western parts, there lives in each of them the same Christianity," the pope said. John Paul told the assembled Polish churchmen the Vatican has no intention of achieving these ends "through political activity, but by serving the values and principles which condition peace and rapproachement." Earlier the pontiff celebrated a dawn mass for 60,000 nuns. Hurricane Hits Mexico ASSAULT A Casselberry man claims he was assaulted Thursday morning in the face and chest by an unknown motorist in his apartment complex lot, according to Seminole County deputies. Kenny Tennant, 34, of 1908 Semoran North Apartments, told deputies he stopped a driver in the complex parking lot because he was driving carelessly. After a brief shouting match between the two men, Tennant said the driver approached his side of the car and punched him several times in the face and chest. A friend of the driver's entered the passenger's side of Tennant's car and struck him, Tennant told deputies. Tennant said he sustained a rib injury and a cut lip from the incident. BOAT MOTOR STOLEN A pleasureable camping trip turned into disaster Monday for a Sanford man, according to Seminole County deputies. Bobby Johns, 45, of 117 Garrison Dr., Sanford, told deputies he had borrowed his friend's boat and motor to go camping last Monday off the St. Johns River. Johns salü .., dildiol ed the boat to shore and left It for about an hour Monday. But when he returned he found the boat missing and the support wires cut. The boat was parked on the river between Lemon Bluff and NATION keeping the vehicle at his home to deliver It to a relative of the owner. Flannery said he abandoned the car Friday when it broke down near his home. He told deputies he discovered the car missing SundajTn Deputies found the car about 300 feet south of Howell Branch Road between Eastbrook Boulevard and Tangerine Avenue. There was no damage to the car but three $100 savings bonds and five cassette tapes were found missing from the glove compartment, deputies say. ,11046W : - (~* .I rn"nf trinorl •. •. .- '.: ... 117 II LONG BEACH, Calif. (UP!) Hans Mauch, half of the Swiss-born comedy skating team of Frick and Frack, died Monday at his home of heart failure. He was 60. Frick and Frack, Werner Roblie and Mauch, were neighbors as boys in Basel, Switzerland, where they developed their routine clowning on frozen local ponds as teenagers. They skated For two years at Covent Gardens in London in the late 1930s, came to the United States in 1939 and began skating for Shipstad and Johnson's Ice Follies, originating many popular comedy routines taken up by other skating comics. — heading for California are RayMan (left) and Lewie, who use only those names, In an original 1890model covered wagon. While stopping in Sanford this week from their Orlando starting point, they told a reporter it's all just 'a summer adventure." School Teacher Quits CHICAGO (UP!) A substitute teacher who locked a fourth grader inside a schoolroom closet for punishment and then apparently forgot about him has resigned his teaching certificate. Ricardo Davenport, 26, locked 10-year-old Orlando TilliTlan In a schoolroom closet at 1:30 a.m. Friday and then apparently forgot about him. The student got out nearly 24 hours later when police rescued him, tired and hungry but otherwise unharmed. Davenport, who teaches at the John P. Altgeld School, met with school officials Monday and "voluntarily turned in his teaching certificate," Chicago Board of Education spokesman Thomas Maloney said. — — ________ - expect any shortage. Each (Continued From Page M) Groups Claim Responsibility For Bombs week a new question is added to sets aside a certain fuel the list, she aid. "The retail allocation to be used in urgent outlets have been very circumstances. "ft Is all part of cooperative," said Mrs. BlackNEW YORK (UPI) Two Police said the box contained disarmed Sunday. The 26-year- Nazism claimed No one was injured, although National Socialist White the state energy office's mon. Surveys have been made responsibility anti-Nazi groups, saying "the the devices, sent in cigar-box People's Party in Cicero. a jar filled with black powder old man is head of the overseas for all five bombings and said responsibility to keep in touch the past two Fridays. by ball bearings branch of the German Nazi more were on the way. with the situation In the The county administrator only rights Nazis have Is for shaped packages, were powerokov, who was cleared Soobzokov, and nails, apparent projectiles Party and has been active in the counties and because the said about all that has really burial," have claimed responsi- ful enough to kill those opening In two calls to United Press of war crimes allegations by a to be blasted toward the person American ~agency is under the governor, been learned front the bility for a series of deadly them, police said. Nazi Party, International Monday, male Manhattan grand jury, said, "I they give copies of the reports telephone calls Is that operators parcel bombs mailed to neowho opened the box. They said primarily as a publisher. callers claimed responsibility The International Committee have no affiliation with any the bomb to him," Miss Chamberlin said. of Franchise gasoline stations Nazi leaders across the nation Against Nazism and the Jewish group or was "made to kill." for the Lauck bomb and said society that was antiThe filth bomb, addressed to The third bomb was delivered Mrs. Blackmon said the connect ed to the big oil corn- and warned of more to conic. Action Movement others were sent to Chicago, El both claimed humanitarian. I knew I was Saturday to Chicago headquar- the Arlington, Va., leader of the Monte, Calif., questions she and her assistants panics are having severe bombs, clean. I was not expecting and Englewood, Five bombs have surfaced, responsibility for the ask the gasoline dealers in the problems with getting sufficient Inclu (era of the National socialist National Socialist White N.J. No bombs had been found the second group saying that this.,, ding ones sent to a former " Party of America, but there People's Party, was discovered in time last two cities. survey Include Whether they are supplies w hile gasoline pump the only rights Nazis have Is SS officer in Paterson, N.J.; to for burial." no one to accept delivery. it Monday afternoon by postal Two members of the Nazi was having any problems with operations connected with Nazi Arth ur Jones, a spokesman groups in Chicago, Cicero, group In Cicero became suspi- was disarmed Monday by authorities. gasoline supplies, whether they convenience Food chains food for the National Socialist White Ill., and Arlington, Vu., as well have waiting lines and if they chains appears to have all The first two bombs were clous when they picked up a authorities alerted by the other In calls to the Associated People's Party, said three of the asGerhard Lauck, a member of received Friday, by former SS cigar-sized box at the post of- bombs. are long lines, and whether they gasoline the can sell. Press Saturday and Monday, the bombs bore S000kov'g bs the German and American Nazi officer Tacherim Soobzokov of flee. They called police after The fourth bomb, mailed to callers representing the Inter- return address. Soobzokov said parties. Paterson and a branch of the opening one end. Lauck In Lincoln, Neb., was national Committee Against he knew nothing about it. Where Will Skylab Fall? WASHINGTON (UPI) The space agency plans to try to keep Skylab from falling on the most heavily populated regions of the world if possible even if it means slightly increasing the risk of debris falling on the United States. Dr. Robert Frosch, administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, made this clear in testimony Monday to a House subcommittee. But he said the odds are that Skylab's debris will drop harmlessly into the ocean. The 78.54on assembly is expected to fall sometime between June 27 and July 21, with July 9 the most likely date. Frosch said NASA will have no idea where Skylab will fall until the last 24 hours. — — — Kenny Rogers Captures Three Awards n Reg aiiis Pos.t • — =r AREA DEATHS - Problem ,ne 5, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 24 Tuesday, June Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald. Inc., 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla. 3371). Second Class Poitage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32171 Home Delivery: Week, 1S cents Month, $3.21;SMonths, $11.51; year, $34.00. By Mali Wcek, IS ccnts; Month 1340; 4 Months t20.0; Year, $40.00, - !14 .L- -, - -' -. -. ..44 . . - .-.. . 4...... • s Ground DC1 Os WALLACE LOWE speech. served in the U.S. Navy. Survivors include his wife, Wallace E. Lowe, 56, of 110 Mrs Marie C. Lowe, DeBary; Moss Road, DeBary, died -, were entertained at a reception at the University of South Carolina Monday night despite pleas from three conservative spokesmen who urged state officials not to recognize them. -'- - •. U -.___ . _ • , -- - -n -- — — -. __ -- - - -- A umieniorial service for Smnat tiers was field at The Forest clubhouse in Lake Mary Monday night. About 100 of his fellow firemen, neighbors. City and County officials attended. ~, 014~_ N. The former chief, who had been with the department since its beginnings in 195€, was characterized as a devoted man." by chamber of Commerce director DeLores Lash. A man who wanted the Lake Mary Fire Department to become the finest in the state, she said. ii Other speakers at the service were count> commissioner Sn rid ra Glenn, I.MFD's public relations officer Jack Eltontiead, and incoming chamber president Ronald Ripp, Sr. Hipp was a Firemen in New Orleans For 21 years. BILL SMtTUERS 'Hero' Who Beat Scout Murder Rap Dies MCALESTER, Okla. (UPI) Gene Leroy hurt, who became an Oklahoma Folk hero during his successful court battle against charges he Scouts, was serving sentences totaling 140 years at the — Oklahoma State Penitentiary when tie collapsed while jogging Monday on prison grounds. He had spent more than a decade in and out of state prisons. Prison officials rushed the celebrated convict to a MeAlester hospital where he was pronounced dead at 7:25 p.m. CI)1', 40 minutes after he was stricken. brutally killed three Girl Scouts, has died of a massive heart attack in the kind of stitution he spent, most of his life trying to escape. The 35-year-old full-blooded Cherokee Indian, who was acquitted in March of the sex slayings of the three young Girl Airport Authority u, bored tutu thiIe he a fugitive irior to his April 1978 arrest. Hart escaped at least twice from tileMayt's (,t)ull ty Jail in Pryor, a tact area residents said angered Sheriff Pete Weaver. Weaver Monday saiti he still believed hart was guilty and had new evideuite supporting that contention. l'rosecutm SM. Fallis said, As I stated at the co,mclu.sion of the trial there was without questitni proof that he was the perpetrator of that heinous crime." On June i:i, 1977, three Girl Hart, who gre up I n small northeastern Oklatioiiia coimnunity of !A)eust (;rove near the caiuupsite of the grisly Girl Scout murders, won time hearts and support of his hometown residents, He had been a hero in his youth as it Locust Grove high school football star and his family anti friends staunchly supported him during his trial Oklahoma's longest holding chili suppers to raise money for his defense. His prosecutors claimed during his trial in Pryor, Okla., comiununity residents had liar- Approves Lease tanks to Rider Truck Rentals at a fee of $3,600 per year. In addition to time leasings, assistant airport manager Mars' Greenstein said the board accepted a bid by Southern Air of Sanford to install an air conditioning system at Jerry's Restaurant, Southern Air's bid was just wider $8,000, Greenstein said. June Gas Crunch 9% Worse tank." The Lundberg Letter, an authoritative petroleum industry newsletter, said deliveries this month from major oil companies will run about 91.4 percent of the supply available a year ago. "Because allocations are based on historical sales, gasoline supplies should be relatively greater in areas where summer travel has been greater," the Los Angelesbased publication said. "On balance, June allocations appear to provide for some vacation travel, but not what It would have been normally." HOMEOWNERS: Your credit Is good for or more, for any purpose! 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Dad ' SD y g A!LA-Z-BOY Need Cash? of and sensational, prosecutors presented iuiustly circwnstantial evidence. T he state relied heavily on laboratory tests ut blood, sperni and hair samples found on the bodies of the three girls. Hart said during a rare interview he granted during his trial he cml not believe he was a 000 - By United Press International The gasoline squeeze for June apparently will be almost 9 percent tighter than it was last summer, a proposition that has already sparked hoarding, speculation, violence and an argument over the merits of "moonshine in the gas Scouts were sexually assaulted and brutally beaten to death at a Mayes Count) encampment. 'l'en (lays later, hart was charged with the murders of Doris Denise Mimer, 1 0 Michele (;use, 9; and IAWI Lee Fanner, 8. After the warrants were issued, Oklahoma authorities launched one the 111051 massive manhunts in state history. 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Cal Pan Am.icon today and use FREE DELIVERY AND SET-UPI - It I L,cwn.d Ma'tgoqs Icok., 1301 $Ct,u'ch. Soto 202 Ta,,o. Plovido 33609 Wherever you live COLUMBIA, S.C. (UP!) — Eight top Soviet prosecutors I —. Jack Eltonhead, public relations officer of the Lake Mary Fire Department, addresses a group of citizens at a memorial service for the late 11111 Stunt hers. 'a, Reds Vs. Conservatives not .. A Pan American Financial Services, Inc. Monday morning at his daughter, Mrs. Francine M. residence. A native and Brown, Sanford; two sons, WASHINGTON (UP!) — The to those uncovaed lad week. Aviation Administration's response to a recommendation longtime residcn't government says fewer than 20 of Orange William B. Lowe, Hollywood, Only the DC10s that have order Monday. The problems by the National Transportation and Charles H. Lowe, of the nation's 138 DC1O6 may their engine pylons removed are associated with improper Safety Board that airlines In- City, he had lived in DeBary for DeBary; 8 grandchildren and be involved in the latest and reinstalled after corn- relni*ailation of the engine spect all DC10i to make sure Lake years Mary. movingHe Uwe 1I' a three sisters. was grounding of the wide-bodied pletion of last week's inspection pylon assembly. their engines were damaged seil employed block mason and Gramkow Funeral Home is in jets for nossible defects similar are affected by the Federal The new order came in by improper maintenance, a veteran of WWII b, -11-i n ,, charge of arrangements. -. Members of the allvolunteer departm ent are expected to call a special ineetimug to elect a miew chief, but a spokesman for the department today said a (kite for that meeting has not been set. 1~ -1 — ' 141, r - ATLANTIC CITY (UP!) A New Jersey researcher will present Findings today that he says proves there is a 'miraculous" cure for opiate addicts. According to Dr. Mark Gold, a drug abuse researcher at Fair Oaks Hospital, Summit, with clonidine, heroin, opium and methadone addicts can kick their habits completely without painful withdrawal s)mtoms. Gold plans to present the findings of his one-year study before the National Academy of Sciences in Philadelphia today. ,our studies suggest that clonidine detoxification is a safe and rapid procedure," said Gold in the prepared address to be delivered before the academy. The treatment also "allows 180 percent of the addicts to become opiate-free and clonidine-free within 14 days," said his a (USPI 411.340) Orioles was assistant to chief Bill Smatht'rs who (Iie(i of a heart attack at his tionie Sumi(kiv. Orioles, a restaurant manager, has served on the l.MFI) for $2,500 to $25,000 'Miraculous Cure HOSPITAL NOTES Ewnhsg liriuld department make an oftidal selection of a new chief, Mayor Walter Sorenson said today . By United Press International Long-haul Independent truckers underscored their anger over soaring diesel fuel prices, the 55 mph limit and weight restrictions with a rumbling parade through Washington and by staging park-ins at truckstop pumps across the nation. Oregon drivers Monday posted signs at truck stops drwnming up support for a June 23 strike. "It's not a matter of being upset; they're going broke," said Bill Hoffman, a dispatcher at Tri-State Trucking Co. in Wilsonville, Ore. About 20 tractor-trailer rigs that comprise the "Colorado Convoy" made a quick pass through the nation's capital with a police escort, then headed out of town. A police spokesman said no traffic or other problems were reported. Weather Z,i ommerm James Orioles, 30, will serve as acting fire chief of Lake Mary until the members of the volunteer Truckers March In D.C. 8 a.m. readings: tern- 10 mph or less.. Rain probability perature, 71; overnight lows, 30 percent afternoon and 72; yesterday's high, 94; evening hours. NASHVILLE, Tenn, (UPI) — categories, accepted top single, claimed the Duet of The Year the Vocal Group of The Year he was nominated in three Clower edged stuttering Me TIDES barometric pressure, 29.08; Daytona Jiveh: ------clatIve humidity, 87 percent; high 5:11 Kenny Rogers added more male artist and shared best award, unseating country award. categories. Tillis for the top comedlai a.m., 5:45 p.m., Co-1io'r arbara Mandrell winds,,W at 10 mph. low 11:11 n.m., (reptiles to his overcrowded duet honors with Dottie West giants and eight-time past The third host. LynnAgmder- honóts. mantle Monday night, captur- via a live hookup from Los winners Loretta Lynn and slinked onto the stage of the son, had to cancel her apForecast: Partly cloudy 11:54 p.m. "We're country and we're no Port Canaveral: high 5:03 ing three accolades in the 13th Angeles. Conway Twitty. through Wednesday. Chance of Grand Ole Opry in a black lace pearance. "She had an up- ashamed of it," Clower said b Annual Music City News Cover see-through dress and accepted polntment with the stork," accepting the trophy, a 5-byafternoon and evening thun- a.m., 5:37 p.m., lou 11:05 a.ni., It was just last month in Los Roger's "The Gambler" paid the Female Artist of The Year Gatlin said. Awards show broadcast live dershoweri. 111gb. In the low 11:45 p.m. inch wooden replica of thi from the Grand Ole Opry Angeles that Rogers accepted off in one category, best single, trophy From Dolly Parton's Bayport: high 11:15 sm., — lOs. Lows tonight in the loi4 70s. Rex Allen Jr. and Janie newspaper's cover. House. entertainer and top male but lost to Entertainers On & sister, ister, Stella. Wind. variable mostly westerly low 5:13 a.m., 6:14 p.m. Fricke won the most promising "PBS' Grand Ole Opr: vocalist trophies in the Acade- Off The Road" by the Statler Co-host Larry Gatlin, dressed artist awards given by the Telecase" was voted the bes ___________ The rocko-country convert, my of Country Music awards Brothers in the top album in black tux with a ruffled blue Nashville-based newspaper. country music television pro nominated by readers of the show, award. The Statlers also shirt open to his navel, went Fans made versatile Roy gram and Connie Smiti Music City News in five the 15 The Rogers-West team became nine-time winners of home empty-handed, although Clark a Five-time winner of the claimed the Gospel Act of Thi Musician of The Year award. Year awa rd. Clark's banjo-picking partner, The Music City News show L SEMINOLE MEMOR AL James Brawley, DeBary Buck Trent, accepted the the second of three majom Roger L. Johnson, DeBary HOSPITAL m usician's award for the ab- country music award presents Richard L. Rychel, Deltona JUNE 4 Albert Alexander, Lake Mary sent star of Hee Raw. ADMISSIONS tions each year. The Academ Elizabeth Brewer, Osteen New York-born Eddie of Country Music show was helc Sanford: Catherine L. Dean, Winter Spgs. TITUSVILLE, Fin. (UP!) — pondeu iasL beptelnuer by then charges sere dropped last suspended officers, had Babbitt was voted the best last month and the CountmHenry Lee Fields Katherine Kreck, Winter Sm. Rollin Zimmerman took back Guy. Reubln Askew after a month when Zimmerman Melvin Fisher songwriter by the country Music Association awards wil DISCHARGES testified in the sheriff's case his post as sheriff Monday and Amos Henderson Sanford: agreed to pay magazine readers and Jerry be presented in October. special prosecutor brought five Ronald E. Joslyn a 17,800 civil Dewitt also is a political ,pHenrymae Bradley prom pt ly fired one pe deputy and felony co unts of mis-certifying Mary L. Reding TyrOfl Noble nalty. Guy. Bob Graham poof'Jit and ran for sheriff Raymond J. Turrill Kelly Tobin placed six others on leave campaign finance records lifted the suspension and time against Zimmerman before. He Julia B. Zimmers Walter L. Klein, DeBary sheriff was reimtated. without pa y. Peggy T. McLeIlan, Altamonte Christine Eldridge. Deltona against him. Fired was Capt. S. R. DeWitt, had previously been fired by Mai Q. Sell, Deilone pgs. Zimmerman, 63, was susAfter many delays the who along with the six Zimmerman but was rehired. Held For Smathers two years. Comedy Skater Dies . ' _ — — . l2am 11AM KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) The roof of the l.emper Arena, site of the 1976 Republican National Convention, collapsed during a heavy rain storm Monday night, but the handful of maintenance workers in the auditorium at the time managed to flee and escape injury. Authorities would not begin to speculate on the dollar amount of the damage to the 5-year-old structure but one fire department official said it would "surely run Into the millions of dollars." "The workers told me they heard a cracking noise," said Sgt. Bob Kinser, the first police officer on the scene. "The scoreboard and the lights started to come first and then the whole ceiling started to fall. There is now no roof at all.,, Egypt-China Arms Deal CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) President Anwar Sadat announced today Egypt has concluded a new arms deal with China in line with Cairo's policy of diversifying its armament sources. Memorial Service Arena Roof Collapses — Ire S •- , - — THE OLD WAY 4,-, ;' BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) A jury of eight women and four men was selected Monday in the trial of 17 Ku Klux Klansmen on federal charges of violence and intimidation against blacks in Talladega County. A key government witness is expected to be one of three Klansmen, indicted with the 17 now on trial, who pleaded guilty to the charges last week. U.S. Attorney J.R. Brooks Monday asked permission to call Randy Ward to the witness stand as the government presents its case In chronological order. Ward, 21, pleaded guilty to shooting into the homes and automobiles of two NAACP leaders and into a home shared by two interracial couples. TO CALIFORNIA 'a ~ A, .. , " _! &-mal . . Of 17 Ala. Klansmen — Italy's voters handed the communists their first significant loss in 31 years, but with the Christian Democrats barely holding their own, the nation's political future remained as confused as ever; The Communists, who had hoped to gain enough strength to force their entry into the Cabinet, wound up losing 4.1 percent of their electoral support and dropping 27 seats in the important lower house of Parliament, the 630-seat Chamber of Deputies. They wound up with 201 seats compared with 228 previously. The final vote count for the Chamber of Deputies gave the ruling Christian Democrats 38.3 percent of the vote, five-tenths of a percent below their showing in the 1976 elections, but with only one less seat in the lower house, 262. . Jury Picked In Trial ACAPULCO, Mexico (UP!) Hurricane Andrew hit Acapulco with torrential rains and winds over the weekend, killing two fishermen and sinking a luxury yacht, authorities said Monday. "The wind was so strong I couldn't leave my front steps," said Acapulco resident Gayle Dorantes. "Cars are floating around the streets and some living rooms are ankle deep In water." Authorities said the tail end of the hurricane lashed against the resort late Saturday, knocking out electricity and telephone lines. ROME (UP!) ~ ', I ~ IN BRIEF CAR STOLEN A 1972 Ford was stolen early Sunday morning when the keys were left in the ignition, according to Seminole County deputies. James L. Logsdon, 32, of Lake Kathryn Estates, Casselberry, told deputies the incident occurred about 2:30 a.m. Sunday. The car was valued at $1,500. Logsdon told deputies the burglar woke him and his father-inlaw, who drove to a nearby convenience store to report the incident to authorities. While he was on the telephone Logsdon saw his car go by and gave chase, deputies say, but he was unsuccessful. VANDALISM Vandals broke into the Forest City Elementary School either Friday or Saturday and caused about $1,000 in damages, according to Seminole County deputies. The vandals entered the school on Sandlake Road coming across the roof. They then climbed down the ladder to the learning disabilities room, deputies say. Once inside, they proceeded to empty fire extinguishers and "breaking things," the report says. Deputies believe four persons were involved in the incident. Italy Politics C onfused : Orioles Interim Chief ;i ,,~'~ .11,-~j : ; " I11 ~ , 'U_ , 1 1d deputies he is employed by the car's owner and had been Lake Harney, Johns said. Deputies 'located the boat two miles down the St. Johns River but its motor was missing. The 25 horsepower blue and white motor is valued at ON. WALLET TAKEN A man reached through an unlocked car window and stole a wallet containing $160 Friday, Seminole County Sheriff's deputies said. Deputies said Gordon Laraman of 1330 Alberto, Longwood, left his wallet in his car while it was parked in a lot near his home. Witnesses saw a man reach through the window of the car, grab the wallet and flee, according to deputies. DISHWASHER STOLEN A range top, two ranges and a dishwasher with a combined value of $680 was reported stolen from an unoccupied home at 304 Loch Lowe Drive on Friday, Sanford police said. said. Police said there were no signs of forced entry to the home. STOLEN NIERCEDESRECOVERED A 1975 Mercedes Benz valued at $14,000 was recovered Sunday near Casselberry, according to Seminole County deputies. Jeffrey N. Flannery, 33, of 5142 Ardmore Drive, Goldenrod, Tuesday, June 5, ,979-3A CALL TOLL FREE i I I 1.800.835.2246 Opotononduty2llows 7dayio week ,•-.-. . _e S e - - . I I 1 1 00 FRENCH AVE. '-10,_ SANFORD e OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 6:00 PM FRIDAY TIE 1:00 PM ~ 4 _**~ FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1080 iDOfSN'T COST TO SHOP STERCHI'S IT PAYSII - 1 • . - - ,_. ..,......... a.., — -. WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS - -. ' - , •- .- -- • - •- �Evening HerAd 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Mobile homes hold a special place in the heart of Seminole County's freshman legislator, Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood. He and his family lived in a mobile home in Jacksonville when he was a boy. And despite his frustrations over the past 60 days coping with the system whereby Democrats are the majority party while members of the GOP have a more or less second class status in the Legislature, Brantley was able to get a new law passed to help mo bi le home Around 9 Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25MGnihs, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Time I0 __%_;'1 1) The Clock Is By DONNA ESTES Here And Now The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has put a three-month freeze on the issuance of operating licenses and construction permits for new nuclear power plants. Fourteen nuclear plants already licensed are under temporary shutdown orders to improve their earthquake safety or to make modifications as a result of the Three Mile Island ANGLE.WALTERS / On T h Old WASHINGTON (NEA) - Consumers worried about the high cost of petroleum products following the removal of all federal price controts on domest ic crude oil ought to ta ke a close look at the current 'rations in the aviation fuel market. Although aviation fuel is a relatively esoteric petrqleumproduct(ltaccountsforonlyabout4 percent of the nation's oil consumption), an examination of its recent price behavior can be especially Instructive. mat's because it is the product whose price controls were most recently lifted by the Department of Energy (DOE) after the agency blithely proclaimed that "competition and market forces should be adequate to protect consumers" from soaring prices. Those who naively accepted that optimistic prediction probably are also inclined to believe President Carter's cur rent claim that the average American family will pay only an addittonal $100 for petroleum products In 1982, th first year of full decontrol of domestic crude oil. some background on aviation fuel: There aree two distinct products, both of which have been subjected to price controls under various federal programs since th e summer of 1971. one is aviation gasoline, refined for use in smaller piston-engine aircraft. The other 15 kerosene.based jet fuel, commonly known as kerojet fuel, refined for use in larger jet and 'turboprop atraaft. W i)o asked ConEes1ter this year for authorization to decontrol the prices of both of electricity that can be produced by the 70 nuclear po wer plants currently licensed in the United States. The six new plants whose licensing is being delayed under the current moratorium represent th e energy equivalent of 217,000 barrels of oil a day. The temporary shutdown of nuclear plants for safety modification Is taking a toll in fuel demands for oil-fired plants working overtime to take up the slack.. Oil-fired power plants are producing about 16 percent of the nation's electricity, and that is about Three Mile- Island accident are thoroughly is certain. Those 126 plants would go a long way toward making our national energy problem manageable between now and the end of the century. Without them, the problem of stretching out our oil supplies and figuring out how to use our coal resources would move from a national headache, which it already is, to a chronic case of migraine. -, ' BERRY'S WORLD WASHINGTON - The real culprit behind the great oil rip-off is Identified in secret Intelligence reports as the shah of Iran. The documents reveal That he clamored for higher oil profits to 'finance his dreams of glory. The shah's agitation and the Nixon administration's acquiescence, according to the documents, led to the devastating oil price increases of October 1973, and January 1974. The Western world still hasn't recovered from the economic impact. Saudi Arabia, whose rulers feared a backlash against the oil cartel, tried to atop the price rise. The Saudis appealed to the Nixon admInistratIon to help persuade the shah to listen to reason. As late as July 1974, after the extortIonary Increases had already been imposed on the world, the Saudis offered to sell their oil at public auction to force prices back down. Yet unac- Ii F] countably, President Richard Nixon and his foreign policy whiz, Henry Kissinger, never used their tenendous Influence with the shah to stop the ruinous oil gouge. The result was reported on Aug. 30, 1974, by the Central Intelligence Agency: "Riyadh called off an oil auction that would have lowered the price of oil." The Saudis were unwilling to stand alone against the other oil-selling nations. As the CIA explained In a top-secret dispatch: "The Saudis are unlikely to risk political isolation and a breakup of OPEC." I - - J - - . . . . - - - . . ' . . I• .. - Kissinger. the eve of the 1975 oil ministers' meeting, for example, the Central Intelligence Agency reported: "Saudi Arabia and Iran apparently remain seriously divided on the Issue of an OPEC oil price rise In the fourth quarter. "The Saudis may attempt to thwart an increase at the OPEC conference on September 24, although we believe other members will try to On . ..- .. - Perez in Caracas earlier this week to line up support br a price rise. "Perez suggested that Amouzegar, along with the petroleum ministers of Venezuela and Algeria, try to convince the Saudis to change their position on the price Issue.. .. .to "Reports from several reliable sources and recent intercepted messages," the CIA stressed, "add credibility to Yaniani's statements," By this time, the shah had already succeeded In quadrupling oil prices, but he still wasn't satisfied. His sales had declined itt 1975, and his revenue wasn't keeping up with his spending. countries share Iran"s desire for a price rise, few cartel members are willing to go as high as the 15 to 20 percent range advocated by the shah. The shah lobbied with other oil governments, meanwhile, to drive up prices. 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SPYI SHOW: After all the hoopla, music and criticism directed at the nuclear Industry, federal government officials breathed easier the day after the huge May 6 rally by anti-nuclear groups on the Capitol mall. A National Park Service spokesman told us that the government didn't Incur any dean-up or damage expenses from the demonstration, which drew about 70,000 people. -• X ,I , - A Home Owner's Policy muscle to do It? . SANFORD -- # ,..'.i JU V In the end, a compromise was reached, and the oil cartel adopted a 10 percent Increase. But It was the shah, once again, who led the agitation for higher oil prices. This raises the mystifying question: Why didn't Richard Nixon and Henry Kisslng restrain the shah, since they had the political ,W COMPANY, INC. 2I0MAGNOLIA ., to ...... - GLASS & PAINT Seitkwuk Design Cuts A Specialty a National Intelligence Bulletin reported: "Iranian Minister Amouzegar apparently has found that while most OPEC . 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Saudi Oil Miniser Yamani reportedly has counseled King Khalld and Prince Fahd against an increase at this time. However, the CIA cautioned: "The Saudis could prevent an OPEC price increase, but they are unlikely to accept the political costs of such a } Il2_ N ixon A -Pushover- Kissinger explained to us that he was aware of the Saudis' offer but, doubted their sincerity. "My belief was," he said, "that the Saudis did not want to get prices down but wanted to place the onus for the price rise upon the shah." Yet Intelligence documents, including intercepted messages, strongly indicated that the Saudis meant what they were saying. These secret reports should have been available to - 'T. In a recent edition of Lester Kinsolving's relevance of Chappaquiddick in a Kennedy Brezhnev hirnself is more likely to be succeeded In a secret "memorandum for the file," the ambassador revealed: "ThaudIs had urged us on numerous occasions to put pressure on the shah to cooperate with Saudi Arabia and reduce the oil prices. Yet we had refused to do this." - PAINT SUPPLIES '1' - From Riyadh, American Ambassador James Akins reported that Saudi oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani had complained to him about Kissinger's strange reluctance to intervene with the shah. Yaznani alleged that Kissinger "Is speaking about lower oil prices but In secret doing everything possible to jack them up." .. ' The Forecast: AA udbaIIs Oil:S Sha -- h P . • .,,,- WASHINGTON WORLD .. I ~ & ri rg PA INT ____ JACK ANDERSON _ [. L,ij Washington Weekly, which carries a number of campaign. There is no need because relevant or Initially by a contemporary ruther than an ensupply contracts with major petroleum corconservative columns as well as stories it says not, the subject will be discussed. poratlons (a dozen oil companies produce more tirely new face. But very shortly thereafter, the than 90 percent of all the nation's aviation fuel) the mainstream media won't touch, Kennedy What may not get discussed is energy, in- real changing of the guard must come. was the subject or mentioned in three articles Elation, taxes, unemployment, strategic arms were paying 38 to 40 cents per gallon. and an advertisement, Little Is known about the rising generation, the limitation, detente, China policy and other issues In the three months since decontrol went Into Chappaquiddick was brought up in three of facing the country and the world. men in their 40s and SOs who have come to effect in late February, contract prices have them - twice in connection with matters that In 1884, the United States went through what maturity since World War II devastated their spiraled upward. The country's major airlines had nothing to do with the 1009 incident, country and catapulted It Into world power. They has been described as the dirtiest political now are paying 45 to 55 cents per gallon. Example: In an ad for a group seeking rein- campaign in Its history. Republican James G. are believed, however, to be better educated and Aircraft owners whose fuel consumption Is too statement of the Senate Judiciary subcommittee Blame was accused of being a crook who sold out trained than the post-revolution generation now low to justify a long-term contract, including on internal security, the headline asks: "What do his public trust for private gain; Democrat In power, more sophisticated in their concept of most commuter airlines, must buy their aviation Mary Jo Kopechne and the Senate's internal Grover Cleveland a philanderer who fathered an the Soviet relationship with the outside world. fuel on the open or "spot" market. Prior to security unit have in common?" Below Ken- illegitimate child. Cleveland won by 23,000 votes. Many may look to the West for their models In decontrol, those prices averaged about 60 cents nedy's picture, the ad says "Answer: Both were There could be another such campaign economic and technological development. But at ner gallon. the victims of the actions of Sen. Edward M. coming. If Kennedy seeks and wins his party's the same time they may be highly nationalistic, The "spot" price today ranges f rom 75 to 95 Kennedy." nomination and the Republicans begin drum- interested in learning from the West not In order cents per gallon, with an Increasing number of This is political knife work of a particularly ming on Chappaquiddick, the Democrats almost to cooperate but to compete more effectively. reported cases where the pt-ice exceeds $1 per blunt and rusty sort. But it probably is a mild surely will try to find something In the record of This new generation of Soviet leaders is going gallon. In some locations, the going rate is apexample of what will be in store for Kennedy if the GOP candidate, whoever it Is, with which to to be faced with some serious problem-solving. proaching $1.26 per gallon. he really does decide to run for president. retaliate. based. One thing But the workshops are tailored for specific groups so that subject matter will be of interest to most of those present. The talks at the meetings are taped. played back and criticized by Goldstein and the other participants. A ks - At the time, airlines that held long-term fuel analyzed. But it leaves the question of how much hesitation and delay the country can wisely allow in the completion of nuclear plants now in various stages of planning and construction, Utilities face agonizing decisions over their further investment in nuclear plants. There were 92 new plants in some stage of construction and another 34 on order at the time of the Pennsylvania accident. Uncertainty is undermining some of the economic assumptions on which the projects were (;oldstein's aim in each workshop is to convince everyone who attends that he or she can stand up and speak, either to his workers, to his superiors or to the public. It's entirely a matter of self-confidence, a few simple rules and considerable practice. Goldstein said. The teaching is (lone by example. Those who attend the workshops have to get up and speak. - Jj to price increases that "will probably average 1 cent per gallon" for aviation gasoline. The Increase might be "as much as 4 cents per gallon at some airports," but the nationwide average" Is forecast to remain at less than 1½ cents per gallon through 1980," said the confident DOE. For kerojet fuel, said the department, "overall price increases resulting from (price control) exemption are not likely to exceed 1 cent per industry. This explains why President Carter quickly scotched the Idea that there should be a general shutdown of nuclear plants until the causes of the - By DON GRAFF The really interesting information likely to come out of the June 15-18 ipeeting in Vienna of Jimmy Carter and Leonid Brezhnev will not be - uuUiIIuIii the details of their discussions on Salt II or any other specific Issue, but whether they are able to LUTION POLLUTION do much serious discussing at all. 11 The Soviet leader, reports have had it for some rs4, , time, is not a well man. It Is his health, or lack of It, that is responsible for the selection of the Austrian capital as the meeting site, reasonably close to home. Protocol would dictate that it be in the United States since the last meeting between leaders of the two nation's, former Presiaent Ford's visit to Vladivostok for the signature of the Salt I agreement, took place on Soviet soil. 1 Brezhnev, once about as close as a dedicated Marxist is likely to get to being abon n vivant, from various m edical complaints. But the basic problem is something else age. Brezhnev is 73, nothin g unusual in Itself as world leaders go. Winston Churchill was 77 when . he became prim e minister for the second time around, and he held on for another four years. Also at 77, Georges Clemenceau saw France through to a costly victory in World War I. But it does make Brezhnev by quite a bit th e senior among his peers on today's world scene. Jimmy Carter and Britain's Margaret Thatcher, both 54, and France's Valery Giscard D'Estatng, 53, are mere striplings in comparison. West Germany's Helmut Schmidt is a vigorous 60. By ARNOLD SAWISLAK .,, Just about everybody .who • hated John nnd In his own country, Brezhnev's age WASHINGTON (UP!) once again, the Robert Kennedy, plus anyone who hates Teddy unique but symptomatic of the entire Soviet question: Is Teddy Kennedy running for Kennedy for him.self, will be busy looking for leadership, with the partial exception of the president In 1980? new ways to Inject Chappaquiddick into the military. It is, in effect , a geriatrocracy, with an Obviously, a number of conservatives think so. campaign. average age of 69. The Massachusetts senator's denials not(In justice, it should be said that the Rev. The Soviet leadership has not been renewing withstanding, the Kennedy-phobes of the right Andrew M. Greeley, in a column reviewing itself In recent years by natural internal political are In full cry. possible presidential Democratic candidates, processes, a not unusual situation for an The approaching 10th anniversary of Chap- doesn't raise Chappaquiddick. Instead he ex- authoritarian regime. And it Is soon going to paquiddick may have something to do with It, but corlates Kennedy for being in favor of more have to pay a not unusual price - a wholesale the more Immedhte cause seems to be the an- spending, more government, "more harebrained generational change with very likely deeply nouncement of five Democratic congressmen social programs, more of everything that the unsettling effects on the Soviet system. that they are going to try to start up a draft people have made clear they don't want.") The best analyses in Washlr.gton and other Kennedy movement. There is no need for a discussion here about the highly Interested Western capitals are that products, It predicted that Ux action would lead as far as they can go with today's outlook for oil supplies. The 1.7 million barrels of residual fuel oil they consume every day represent the entire output of U.S. refineries, and we are already importing another 1.3 million barrels from foreign refiners to meet the demands of the rest of U.S. ., e Fo l including such blue chips as General Motors, Emerson Electric. Amoco, Procter & Gamble, Sylvania. - Kremlin s it Aga in Speech, Writ!ng Are Keys To Success I U Greenwood Lake to Fla. Resid. Edw. James Hon & WI Lynn to Comm., Inc., Lot 25, 61k C. Daniel J. McDowell & WI Stella M., Greenwood Lakes, Un. 2. $8,600. Lot 39 Lake Harriet Ests., $37,900. Hagen Homes Inc. to Donald J. By LeROY POPE Michael B. Smith & wf Janice to The need to develop articulate speech is underlined by Midkiff&wf Edwina R., Lt300rove Fla. E. Whitlatch, sgl., Lot 105 UPI BusInecwf'lter frequently-expressed concern over the inadequacies of high EstsJ.6.UW' Trailwood ESIS., Sec. 1,%39,W-" NEW YORK (UPI) For the executive who would succeed, school graduates in this area. But Goldstein is concerned also Foxwood Dcv. to Dunhill Inc.. Lot Forest P. Porter, sgl. to Michael 39 Foxwood Phase I, $9,500. articulate speech is as important as the ability to write clearly, D. Gross & WI Geraldine P Lts 1 & with self-confidence. He says that is the real key to successful Floyd P. Giebell & WI Elberta to 8, 01k A. Sanlando Springs Tr. 27. In fact, says Dr. Jeremiah Goldstein, who runs a speech speaking. Charles T. Day & WI Sylvia, Lot 21. $52,000. workshop affiliated with New York University, good s pe ech is Goldstein conducts three-day seminars on speaking for Lake Brantley Hills, $35,500. W. Henry Home 8. Wi Jo B. to most important for the younger executive if he hopes to climb Richard C. Catarella 8. wI Terry H. Burd 8. Wi Patricia A., Lot executives and other business people in various industries. He Patricia to John F. Schroth Sr. & wI 15, 61k A. Spring Valley Farms, Sec. the ladder of promotion. holds one every two weeks on the average in various parts of the Ginette C., Lot IS, 01k G. Seminole Two, $102,500. Years ago, business may have been conducted largely by incountry San Francisco, Atlanta and New York in 45 days this Sites, $42,000. Hubert Earley etc., OBA Barclay timate personal contacts and neither good writing nor good Wm. P. Stephens & wI Elaine to Woods to Brookwood Builders Inc., spring, for example. They are held wider the joint sponsorship of Andrew J. Gay Sr. & WI Susan A., 5 Lot 164, Barclay Woods, 2nd Addn, speech was absolutely essential for the intelligent executive. New York University and his own firm, Speak Easy, located in Vol! Lot 4 (less W 151) & Lot 5 (less $20,000. But in the modern world both are essential; much business is Headlands, Inc. to Falcon 0ev. W 151 01k C, Little Pearl Lake Hts., conducted through meetings and written communication. $40,500. Co., Lot 25, Fox Run SA $5,000. Speak Easy has more than 75 corporate and government clients River Run Inc. to The Greater Simon Zunamon, Trustee to Roy '..uT,,r. Corp., LOTS 12 J 54 110 lEt 8. Lt. Vance a. Lucinda, Un. Orienta Point Condo., Village One, 113, River Run, Sec. Three, $71,400. River Run Inc. to The Greater $27,000. Roy D. Vance 8. Lucinda to Simon Constr. Corp., Lots 35 39 119 8. 120 Zunamon, Trustee, Un. 152 Orients River Run Sec. Three, $40,800. Superior Constr. to Kelly G. Point Condo. Village One. $26,500. Bobby L. Thompson, sgl to Clara Waldrop 8. Wi Maria T., Lot 11 01k 6, Mae Jones (married) Lot 78 Sleepy North Orl. 2nd Addn., $36,000. Joseph L. Oates & WI Susan to Hollow First Addn., $67,400. Mary S. MacDonald (form. John Peek 8. WI Helen L,, Lot 1A, Blk Kearns) 8. hb Cameron to Terry M. I, Lake Kathryn Park Fifth Addn, Lusiak & WI Carol, Un. 290 Ram. $30,000. Martha Mikler 8. Mary J. MikIer, blewood Condo., $37,300. Gregory B. Malen & WI .Johnnie L. sgl. to Flora S. Morris, Un, 714 The to Liberty Realty Fund Ltd., Lots Highlands Patio Homes. $39,400. Tradition, Inc. to Jefferson Corp., 3898.3908. W'20f 3918.392 In., Lot 16, 01k A, Prairie Lake Longwood, $45,000. Wm. J. Henry & wi Marie to E. Park, $30,000. SKB Inv.. Inc. to E. 8. .1 Homes Scott Brandon Inc., Lots 3,4,5, 6. 7 & 0 flU. P. C I .,. I '1 1 C I MM n Inc., Lot 1, 01k N, Lot 2 Blk N etc., MIJV I 1 13 1"U ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Howell Cove, Third Sec., $141,000. Oak Arbor, 1177,000. Sabal Point Prop Inc. to James Connor 8. Wi Beverly to Gerald R. McGratty Jr. (married) Aylesbury Homes Corp, Lot 4 I Lot 25, Blk B, Sterling Park Un. 2. Whisper Wood at Sabal Point Un. 2, $20,200. $48,800. Joe L. Moroan & Wi Lucille to Olive Cochrane, wid. & Ethel M. I dJ Wadsworth, wid. to Dean V. Lacore Donald D. Collier 8. WI Nellie, Lots 7 '. i & wI Lucy, Lot 32, Blk A, Crystal & 8 Avacado Terr., $21,000. * )-- -_-, Jimmy L. Butler I WI Patricia to Bowl Addn CB, $17,500. Glenn W. Gillyard & Wi Nancy to Clifford V. Lahman & WI Bernice, Earle Jennings Jr. & Wi Pauline, Lot Lots 7 & 8 01k 8 Tier 7, Sanford, t 25, Blk B, River Run Sec. One, Traffords Map, $13,300. Robert E. Veitch & Wi Mary J. to J. W. Hickman, ldn. & Tr (QCD) John P. Veith, Lot 4 & N 30' to Robert G. Feather, from SW cor. Milton Park, $35,200. Wm. H. Mock S. WI Kay S. to David of SE' of Sec 4.21.39 etc., $100. t j 10 . J. Harold Walker & Mary to s Huysman II & WI Cynthia S., Lot Howard J. Gerth & Wi Marie E., 6, Blk Q, The Woodlands, Sec. 2. Lots 78.8 Blk 10 Bel-Air s.d. $36,000. $3,500. Rusmar Inc. to Gerald P. Olin Amer. Homes Fla. Inc. to I ~ . .- " _... .\I~ Robert S. Patton Jr., sgl., Lt 4, Blk McGratty Jr. (married), 56 ch. of E 10 ch. of SE/4 of Sec 9.21.31, $141,000. d, Greenwood Lakes Un. 1, $55,400. 'I Richard M. Crandell & WI Bette to Raymond E. Kaeser & WI Florence to Rexford D. Starks 8. WI Wentworth Clarke & WI Helen C., Elsie, Lot 5 & E½ of vacated alley, Lot 37 Wedgewood, Unit One, $60,000. San Scm Knols,, $30,500. I. , ,, ,0I Robert J. Hester Ill to Del Aire Emile 0. Boucher & wf Estelle to Theodore Sturgeon & wi Geneva, Lt Homes Inc., Lots 6 & 6A 01k J 1 -;-I. 2 less 5 101, 01k 9 Eastbrook s.d. Un. Columbus Harbor, sd, $29,300. / ( 1 Deccatexine Constr. to Robert G. 5, $44,300. I i " Stephen C. Medland & WI Julie to Ahrens & Wi Barbara M., Lt 32, d ~-. I Wm. J. Twilley 8. WI Grace, Lot 51, Jennifer Ests., $79,900. ; J. R. Grant & Wi E. Ruth to Pearl 61k A, North Orl. Terr., Sec9 Unit 2, D. Martin, wid.. Beg 9.94 ch. E of $37,900. Maronda Homes Inc. to Miguel H. NW cor. run S 10.18 ch. etc., Sec 21. Sierra & Wi Carmen H., Lot I. 81k L, 2032, $4 Pearl D. Martin, wid. to John T. Foxmoor Un. Two, $40,900. Allen L. Crom & Wi Geraldine to Bernard, sgl., Beg. 9.91 c. E of NW i 'I. David W. Cottey 8. wi Sheron A, Lot cor. run 10.18 C. etc., Sec 21.20.32, 20 Blk 2. North Orl. Townsite 41h $16,500. S. Thomas J. Olds & WI Maria A. to Adn, $34,400. Key Constr. Co. to Randall E. John A. Mancini & WI Theresa P.. Mulford, sgl., Lot 7 61k G, Sec. 2A, Lot 335, Forest Brook Third Sec., $52,500. North Orl. Ranches, $46,900. Billie W. Barron 8. Wi Pauline to Rosewood Homes Inc. to Rocco L. Fanelll 8. WI Laura V.. Lot 20 Manfred Schmitt 8. WI Ann P., Lot Ct,Ifress Landing at Sabal Point, 12, 51k C Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 2. $97,000. s;t,,. Tompkins 0ev. to Earl P. Dayton T. L. Lingo Jr. 3. Sparks Ridenour OBA Shed Grove Homes to John S. Jr., & WI Linda 0., Lot 103 Garden Beverly Seibert Is new owner of Mar-Joys Unisex Beauty Salon Ridenour 8. wt Sparks L., Lot 32 Lakes Ests., Unit One, $52,900. Tompkins 0ev. to James C. Shed Grove Homes Un I $4500 E. Scott Bradon Inc. to Charles H. Harrelson Jr. 8. Wi Diane, Lot 47 Schmitt & Wi Nancy I,., Lt 30 Garden Lake EsIs., Unit One, SS11900, Markham Place, $28400. Barclay Woods to Cox Corp., Lot E. Scott Brandon Inc. to Gene A. Willson & WI Alicia C., Lot 13, 272 Barclay Woods, Third Addn., $15,000. Markham P1., $31,900. Barclay Woods to Cox Corp., Lot (QCD) James Williams to Janet 275 Barclay Woods, Third Addn., A. Williams, W'of NW 1.4 of NE'.4 Of $15,000. SW'.4 of Sec 16.2032, $100. (QC) Janet Ann Williams to Barclay Woods to Cox Corp., Lot 268 Barclay Woods, Third Addn., James Williams. Elba Ala .,. $14,000. ch. of N 7.91 ch. of W 3,165 c. 01 SW'/4 Otha N. Stalnaker to Glen G. of NW' of Sec 27.20.32. $100. For a cool, casual and today for men, women and and Flo Briggs from Key West. is located in the Lake Mary City Lemieux & Wi Merle Lot 20 01k Wm. F. Langley & Wi Mary to C. Crystal Bowl 2nd Addn, u,000. carefree hair style designed to children. Curly perms for men "I have acquired my hair hall building at Crystal Lake Darrell K. Baggs & Marlena A.,. Myers Van Buren II, sgl. to help you of Lot II I all of 12, 01k C, Buena look and feel your best and women and blowcuts are cutting technique from some of Road and First Street. Hours are Marilyn F. Putegnat, Lot 74 San Vista Ests.. $14,400. this summer go to Mar-Joys. also a specialty, the finest 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday Sebastian Hts., Un. 3. $61,500. institutions we have Alberta G. Cichra & WI Roberta to Wm. E. Fritz & WI Edna to Gerald through Saturday and Thursaid Beverly. She has Thomas W. Knowlton & wt Ann H., De V000d In the business for 22 years, In & wI Renata, Lot 14, Blk sday Lot 30 01k C. Druid Hills Park, A, Sweetwater Oaks, worked in many salons in night by appointment. Call Beverly Seilwrt, new owner Beverly studied Witt) Charles Sec Five, $53,500. 323-1010 for an appointment. $190,000. of Mar-Joys Unisex Beauty the Ritz of New York, l..oreal Indiana, Palm Beach, Jupiter, of Peltier Constr. to George W. "'. Olin Amer. Homes to Anthony M. "If you cure enough to have Campbell, sgl., Lot 51, Wekiva Hills, Giambalvo & WI Joan, Lot 7 51k D. Salon in Lake Mary, specializes (in Paris and New West Palm Beach and Orlando Sec. Eight, $92,000. the very best, stop in and see us Greenwood Lakes Un. 1, $60,200. In design haircuts for the in- York), Mrs. Thomas Colson, developing her own style. (QCD) Ewing W. Hall & Ruth to and we will find the right look Alexander P. Rogers & WI dividual in the newest look of also of New York and Jessie Frederick E. Tartaglia & Wi Lucille, Margaret to Michael Palras & wt She took over the operation of for you," says Beverly. Lt 21. 01k B, Lake Wayman HIS. Margaret K.. LI 46. repl. part of Mar-Joys in Mardi. The salon ADV. Addn less part, $100. Spo,tsmans Paradise, $11,000. '. 0W Hallmark Bldrs., Inc. to Peter A. p Stanley F. Gold, sgl., Lot 13, 61k 8. ! Wasilewski & WI Patricia A., LotS, Spring Valley Farms, $100. BIk 5, North Orl. Ranches, Sec 9, Grace Prop Inc. to Albert P. 545900 Hodges Ill, sgl., Un. 659 Altamonte w. Joan Harrison to E. Parker His.. $29,100. Harrison, Lots 13.17 01k D & Lots 26(QCD) City of Sanford to Charles 27 51k B, Golfview Ests., $100. Gramlin, E 4' of Lot I, 01k 12, Tier G. Grant Edwards & Pamela to 11, A. C. Martin's Addn, $100. Merrill Lynch Reloc. MGM. Inc., The Babcock Co. to Eva A. Lot So Northwood, $49,300. Boudreau, sgl.. Lot 234 Windward Merrill Lynch PcI. MGM. Inc. to Square, Sec. Three, $43,600. Jan M. Anderson 8. Patricia L. (QCD) Ralph Vinson to Bernice Hoppe, Jt. ten., Lot 50 Northwood, Vinson, Lot 11, RepI. Part of Seminola Park, $100. Helen Spec, Peggy Fletcher 8. George C. Hennings Jr., 591. to Arthur A. Spec to Norman Lynch 8. Susan Van Buren, sgl., Lot 201 01k WI Elsie, Lot 5, Crystal Bowl, Third A. Jamestown Village Unit One, Addn, $53,500. Your Home: Protect It $51,000. Wilco 0ev. to Fla. Reild. Comm., Against All Disastirl Ann V. Belencak, wid., & Betty Inc., Lot 3, Blk E, Greenwood Lakes Fire, Theft, Liability . Rest Assured Ann Duda & Mary L. Nash to Wm. Un. 2, $1,100. That You Can Meet Your Responsibilities Kennedy I WI Beverly B., beg. W Greenwood Lakes to Fla. Resid. As A Home Owner. No Matter What Happens. lilWOf E½of NW'.i of SW'.'i of Sec 32. Comm., Inc., Lot 6, 51k E, Green2131 etc., $47,500. wood Lakes Un. 7. $1,100. Fla. Homecraflers, Inc. to Frederick E Slade, sgl. to Julian ( Raymond H. Smith Jr. 8. WI Dalila, A. Sears I WI Eunice N 105.5' of $ W $5' of Lot 268. E 24' of 27, Blk L, 311'oI Elos' of SE'/ of SW'/4 of Sec. L"wood Park, $31900. 36.3039 $65000. Dade Fed. to Alfred E. Berio & WI Gallimore Homes Inc. to Kenneth Melba, Un. K.7 Sandlewood, 817.000. E. Keth I WI Carol J. Lot 36 Whisper Violet D. Blackmore & hb. George wood at Sabal Point $99,000. to Ronald K. Wallace, Lot 32 1 E1/2 Regina 6111cr, Etc. to Barton of 31, BIk 11, Sanlando the Suburb Stephens, agl. Lots 26 & 27, 01k N. Beau?., Sanford Sec., $61,700. Longwood Park $6,000. Aylesbury Homes Corp. 10 Wm. A. John T. Schultz I WI June to Louis V$n Eu I WI, Marsha A. Lt II A. Paperella & WI Joanne C. apt. Whtsperwood at Sabal Point. UN. 102 Bldg. G. Crown Oaks $51,900. Kingston E. Knox & WI. Theopi K. George V. Aalberg & WI Theresa to Miriam Bondorowsky, sgl. Lot 7 to W. Crawford Thompson I WI Orients Gardens, second addn. Bobble J. Lot $3, blk A, Summerset $42,900. North Sec. 3 135.300. Wit Willinii,n Conslr., Inc. 10 Waiter D. Randall I WI Ruth 8. to John F. Carcara 8. Wi Joyce, Lot 367 John Motslnger, Jr., & J.F. Mot. Wiler Springs Un. No. 4 879,000. singer, Sr., '.o ml. 5W¼ of SW,!.. Charles C. Crim, sgl. to Ronnie K. (less E 50' for rd) Sec. 27.21-31 Reynolds I WI Pamols .5., Loll, J.L. $20,000 Hills Little Bear Lake id $49,300. Resid. Comm. Amer., Inc. to .(QCD) U.S. Home Corp. 10 Robert D. Hayes lwl Norma, Lt 16, Seminole County, water disir. lines Tuscawilla Unit 6 178,600. iIc:, Foxwood PH II, First addn 1. in (QCD) Harry Meeks to James P. Foxwood PH. II $100. McMahon, W 76' of Lot 6. WI' of N Samuel Cingaiosi & Wi Laura to si of E 42' of 6.1W 76' 01 N 19' of Lot Rob.rlM. Black IWI Nancy R.Lt3, 7 blk I. Tier 4, Trallords Map of 81k 8, Sweetwaler Oaks, Sec 3 SanI., 110.000. *8.900. (QCD) Harry Meeks to James P. -Deccatexin. Constr. to Gary A. Mc Mahon 1)0,000. Siiman I WI Helene, Lot 21 JenWilco 0ev. to Olin-American rifer Ests. $79,900. Homes Fl Inc. Lots 12.15, blk A, R.B. Bennett & Francine to Terry Lots 31 51 10 blk B ILis I, 14 20 21 Lang I WI Donan, Lt SO Wekiva 51k 0, Greenwood Lakes Un. 1 Hills, Sec. S 892.900. $1091700. Frederick E. Slade, sgl. to .Julian Guy J. Lotti, igl. to Charles A. A. Start & wI Eunice V., Ii ISO Kendall I wI Jane E. Lot 629 Spring Winq,nr AAjknnr crst Ai1i1n iI.fl i,,, s 1 Does Both here and abroad the future prospects of nuclear power are being recalculated. That explains the long faces at the recent meeting in Paris of energy ministers from the major oil-importing countries. There was not much to smile about at this strategy session for dealing with the clampdown on petroleum production which the OPEC cartel is maintaining to support its high prices, In their final communique, America's James Schlesinger and his foreign counterparts acknowledge the new safety questions surrounding the use of uranium as an alternative to oil as power plant fuel, and promised to take a closer look at coal The trouble is, taking a close look at coal Is what has always made the case for nuclear power. Three Mile Island notwithstanding, the argument can still be made that it is easier to build and operate a safe nuclear power plant than to burn coal with as little risk to public health and the environment. The technological developments which could change that outlook may lie well in the future, In the here and now, nuclear power is not so much an option as a necessity. It would take 1.3 million barrels of oil a day to generate the amoun t Vtttt1N VIEWPOINT I DOE accident. Realty Transfers Tuesday, June 5, 1979-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In Today's Business World t"e Senate and I do, that it is time to give mobile homeowners the same benefits as conventional homeowners and stop subjecting them to this second class treatment when it comes to insuring their investment against a loss by fire or lighting," Brantley said. "This practice of compensating the mobile homeowners at an assumed depreciated value is flat wrong," Brantley said. "In reality, mobile homes do not always depreciate. If anything, In my Among the special guests at the Seminole distsict iSeminole, Lake and a portion of Marion Employment Economic Development Corp. County), they normally appreciate. So, why net (SEEDCO) breakfast meeting Saturday were: insure a mobile home against fire and lightning like 1 vor Walter Sorenson andoundllman' gnut"., nventlonal home at the full or actual 1uo4bc..-'.1.. requiring companies iztu'Ing 1fifl" ward of Lake Ma ry ; Sanford City Commissioner propy?" homes to sell face value policies for fire and lightDavid Farr; Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland, ning insurance passed the House by a 114-0 vote. He noted the legislation has the support of the Altamonte Springs City Commissioner Dolores Brantley asked the House to pass the bill on to the Mobile Homeowner Federation, the Independent Vickers and former-Commissioner George governor "because the current situation is an InInsurance Agents Association, the Mobile Home Perkins; and School Board member Roland justice to the mobile homeowners of the state." He Park Owners Association and the Mobile Home Williams. Manufacturers Association. "The only major opexplained the Intent of the legislation is to protect County Commissioner Sandra Glenn, sitting at the Investment of mobile homeowners. position to the bill has come from the insurance the head table, received applause when Rev. Amos Under existing law a mobile homeowner would companies who benefit from the status quo," Jones, SEEDCO board chairman, Introduced her as Brantley said. upon purchase of a $30,000 home buy a $30,000 fire "without question the most beautiful county Insurance policy. If at some later date the mobile "I am hoping the governor will feel as the House, commissioner." Tuesday, June 5, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director home was totally destroyed by fire, the insurer would only be liable for the depreciated value of the home, Brantley said. " --.-- - .-.-.•- .- . - --- . - W - - , •.*. I SUMMER - A ndres & Viola - TOPS \ $200 GO OSE BUMPS - '.'• '. 4 ',.. /I -' ,. T UESDAY 00 L)tU'.'.L 33941 .6'I60 \\I - T , 9 ' . ç L'' J '' ' ' S TI , SATURDAY AM 330 P,M -''..., AT T )\ �SPORTS 6A-Evenlflg Hirald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, JoneS, l79-7A Homer, Braves Both Claim Arbitration Victories Tu.iday, JuneS, in, ATLANTA (UPI) Bob eight points of contention puting the minimum he can be paid second-year player in "prospects will be given minor ly our contention that I am home runs, 63 RB! and a contract law, was selected by Homer, the Atlanta Braves' 21- Monday in a dispute arbitrated paid In 1979. baseball history, league contracts when the) entitled to at !ea.st 80 percent of average in 89 games in 1978. He Marsin Miller, director of the year-old power-hitting in- by University of Kansas law Two Braves' officials, Gener- first sign." That would mean the Braves, all the money I was paid last missed most of this year's Players Association who reprefielder, has fattened his own professor Raymond Goetz who offered the 1978 National a! Manager John Mullen and spring training because of the semited Burner, and C RayBoth sides viewed Monday's year." - . Hawks G.M. Doesn' t Even Draw A Salary ATLANTA (UPI) - Atlanta Hawks President Mike Gearon Is one executive who doesn't have to worry about having his own salary thrown up to him when negotiating with his players. With Gearon, who also serves as general manager of the vastly improved National Basketball Association club, it's a labor of love. He agreed to take the job without pay nearly two years ago. The 44-year-old Gearon is not hurting financially, however. He sold his multi-million-dollar real estate business in 1fl3 and fulfilled an early dream of getting out of the business "rat race" before reaching the age of 40. His association with the Hawks grew from an acquaintance with owner Ted Turner ' Sports Parade fly team to save it from being moved out of Atlanta and to maintain programming for his independent television station. But he also considered the possibility of moving the franchise. "Attendance had fallen off to where those who attended knew each other on a first-name basis," said Gearon. "When I came in here, I recalled Gearon. "He said, 'But I'm losing a lot of money and i wasn't even a fan, and you are a fan and you're not losing any money.' I said, 'I guess I can do it then if you put it that way.' "The basic deal, at least in my mind, was that I would do It for a couple of weeks, or maybe a month." The Hawks had reached a low ebb when Turner bouiht the developed at Hawks' games -4 years ago when the players sometimes seemed to outnumber the fans. From that friendship, Turner asked Gearon to fill in when he fired President-General Manager Mike Storen midway through the 1977-78 exhibition season - shortly after he bought the club. "I Said I didn't want to do it." -. . - 1lLTON ltI(IIMAN -% -: .a .... .-I " In the NBA - and carried the defending champion Washington Bullets to seven ames before losing In the second round of the playoffs. Gearon believes the playoffs Hawks' first perfor- the mance on national television during the season -helped the team gain new respect. think among the coaches we already had that credibili. DVT11flPd. "Rnt w I' I,, didn't among the media because we hadn't been that well covered and we didn't play that well on the road." With the recent Hawks' success there have been rumors other teams are interested in Brown, who was named NBA coach of the year last year. But Gearon says he's not too thought I would be known as the fan who rode the team out of town." Instead, Gearon and Coach Ruble Brown trimmed the club of most of its high-Salaried veterans and the Hawks surprised the league with a 41-41 record despite the lowest payroll In the NBA. They improved on that mark this season - posting the best home record e r f f'i I e K Chase, 20-9 i1 _____ - AA OOS e T'c)ps - Griffin C I aim s Pa in ann OPEZ Nie Crown .11. Baffles Ph lilies; Swan Six-Hits Cincy, 6-2 s Hardy, Melton _-'w 4. • - 'o Key Jr. Wins • W L PcI. GB 1 I J -- I as • . -•,_j,_ --.••• 1k.. .__.- ••-•.-.a. . • - _-j----. :.- . • - .. - - -. . - - - - .- -. - - 'r ' 25 23 .521 4' 21 26 .447 e 29 396 l07 HouSton Clnci Los Ang San Fran San Diego Atlanta #XE J',4 .' W I PcI. GB 33 23 29 24 .547 2'? 27 29 .482 6 26 28 481 6 25 31 .446 8 19 34 .358 12'.? SBen Walton P,46,4/,V,4c72'/j' --. WILL. AL&O 7RY 7 - - '- J.._-"7 PErEIVPtSP 8:05 .'j, - • .'r,..', ,- ""i' " . . .• 'I..' - • -. ..' :. ____ ___ _______________ . 1F' .' =------- . 'w bP .&ó'I,t,, I • ___ -' / ____ ___________• . 1. , - .t. .2 -. • • - LA ._'441,jA.-1 t'rt i • -. ,. • ___ ' ..d15f • ___ ___ __________ ,d' • ' .._. .,. .y. • I? .' 12-UNDERS GET A KICK ••1'i• Mt'miibt'rs ol Sanford's 12-under soccer team includes, left to right, front row: Steve Ilarrison, .lam,ies %% illianis, Steve Sapj), Gary llarnett, Richard Colon, Kt'VIfl 'rossi, I)avid Sierputowskj, Mike Conner and Durand Richards; second row: .John I)uflois, Mike Edwards, %Vill Coulombe, Greg Beasley. Ray Spann, Kim Bravo, P.itml Owen, :lan Kendall and Mike Willette. The coach is Don p' rio. l)t mc 7.20 3Santi Olano 13.80 5.00 3.20 I RamonGerardo 6.4 320 2 ZubiFernan 3.00 0(1 3) 33 40 P43 I) 54 10 T(3 I 2) 44440. • . • j ,' .': - - ________ •. I, ThIrd game 11.20 SVicandi ' • a Q(3.) 35.00; P44-7) fl.IO; T(4-7.3) SSS.20; DD44-4) 255.30. . ,, • lto pm. 19.60 S.20 740 710 4. 2frustaArrieta Pittsburgh (Biyleven 1.2), 7:35 2Sh b. ' ' s• . ______ 6AranoIsidro GRoUP ____. • t\ • _______ •' ______ 4Ii.. ,..'% A 19'.. DAYTONA BEACH Monday matinee First game ITraniMandiola 1040 I0?0 520 lVictorisidro 12.20 8.10 3GaldosOlano 3.80 Q((4.7) '3.0, T(4.7.3) 3I.S0. ,, Today's Games (All Times EDT) San Diego (Rasmussen 25) at Chicago (Lamp to6. m at cincnati Or(N -. £2 ivOR7'/i • • ______ ai. tal •_5. ANDY • ) 5.80 I , • \ • -: " ____ - Trifecta(44-I) 54020 IS flhrIce.3.$,1ime3s,4i 60 3 Mountain Teae 1 9 P(4.4) / 56yOE1#OCE,p#tyi3O,I 4c7' 36 AWE, lbS • .. . 'r'" 8h5e1Fro2rt40 • Los Ang&Ptsburgh2 Montreal 8, Atlanta 1 6. CincinnaH 2 540 1.00 3.10 Y6FORCE VOiV,/.47'72 4' , g't, t, '''''' , iit e.., il:I. (us 1 'idle' sAtiier, %% ititier of the tournament if Palmer had John McGough was the lone Ots'YPV'iVE4' Arnold Palmer again ha_s smed 1961 Optn was inure (.rmtlu ii of fatlul to qu.mlif) Itildteur ilnong seen in the h'.4P Pat'! '7' f' the United States t,olf Associa- the US(.A tom mniikiiig Pa!nier . ''I believe USGA's t U.S. Golf field to qualify for the Open Philadelphia (Carlton 66) at 1IVO '"f lion from the embarrassment of qualify. /' Association) thinking on the The University of North Caroli: 2 RamonGoir 560 8 Houston (Williams 21). 8:35 ' ,?" ,41/t/E ,1,vpo,qo,i' barring him froni the U.S. I Egana Diaga 1.60 1.00 "Everybody knows how we thing Is in a qualifying round tia golf team mimember, who 7 ZubiEchanix / lAO Open. !E Wednesdays Games all feel about having to they are prumiarily interested in recently won the North and P12.1) 105.00; T(2.INew York at Cincinnati ñfIb /iV.4 .4'O1t' For the second time in three qualify," I.ittler said. I'd cui'rent playing ability,'' he 7)21400 South Amateur loumnanient San Diego at Chicago years Palmer WaS forced to rat her not coummimemit a bout said. had rounds of 68 and 74 for 'i 14" Sixth game qualify for the U.S. Open field mimysell hut it's a great injustice nt i'hiis year's winners making total. D,,tnbutedbyKingIaturraSyndkate. 1060 13.20 3.40 San Fran at St. Louis, night and the veteran golfer ex- to imiake that guy qualify, lie the U.S. Open field include lAranoMandiola Low round of the day went to Phhla at Houston, night perienced little diiftculty shuuhl liever have to qualify." Wayne Levi, Jy Hans, Bob Carew, Cal 51186 66 .353 1 Averbach Joe 540 300 210 2 10 6 Hernan Pecina Marsh and Monte Moticy, who Downing. Cat 47168 56.333 Monday in earning a berth in 8 Restless Mike 0(3-4) 53.40; P(3.4) 517,00; T(34American League 4.70 2.80 ittkm- also finished at 141 lhiiiii and 1966 l'GA titlehold- also had a 66 and finished at 139 Singiton, Bal 52 186 61 .328 ) 7.i2.20. 3 X's Can Do East 280 the tOUrIiatlll'tIt with rounds of itiI rounds oi L-lU. er Al Geiberger who won this Barry Jueckel claim 'd ti 1040, P(1.$) 21.00. 72.69 for a 1-under-par 141 total. Hale Van Boy, executive year's Colonial Open. : TI 1.1.3) 5 isasa Isidro Bait 12O 6.80 540 first alternate position on the 0antr, Cfl (irailain Marsh, however, director of the Carolinas Golf 49 17$ 58 .326 Irusta.Sarduy Boston 7.40 610 70 Sixth race, C. 5-14, Time 31.54 Mark McCumber was the sixth playoff hole after dusk Rice, Bos 50 191 62 .325 SMaloretta New York 29 24 .347 10.60 12.80 460 8 VictorDiaga 480 was the professional posting the Association aliti chairman of only 1979 WflflCt in tile Johnson, Chl field Runs 128 41 .335 Milwauke ) 11. 0, T ( 1 who and stands a good chance of BVlbrant VIolet . . 25 545 880 lowe_st score, firing rounds of the sectional qualifyillg III failed to qualify, lIe hiitl an 5)1305.20. making the field since the first National League - Klngman, 66-6J135, over the par-il (iarIotte, said it would , have opening round 73 Eighthgame Clevelnd 21 27 471 0(55) 27.40, P(S.I) 50.70, T(S-$4) and withdrew alternate from Charlotte will be ChI 19; Schmidt, Phil 16; 7 SaidArrieta 11.20 7.00 5.60 Toronto 253.10. 13 11 .211 20 Charlotte (_ountry (.'lub course distracted from (lie prestIgious late in his second round, Murphy, All, Lopes. LA and the first SMutilaRodolfo 6.00 5.20 318 West 34. 'r t Ufl! Sev.nth race, 0, S.14. Time 31.65 1 a '.aeanc 000. W L Pct. 01 WintIeld, 50 13. 3Oscar-Otano 5.60 to pocket $1 . 1 EO'sJomo Run 15.40 460 in the & ' tournament Am.ricsn League 5fl TI' irty-s1x go,rs . mis,,ed at 7) Calif PU' 174.60j T(7.S. 6Sedg.moor 32 22 593 ..... 7.60 2.80 .1 . - to be glevon, p'ttyvu tIdAL WCCK at inverness aI? and Lynn, Bos 14; Texas 8WeTina'sMoney 30 22 .517. 1 £th 3) 350.00. 144 or better and lIttle others Thomas, Mu 17; Baylor, Cal, Ninthgam. Xan City 0(14)10.50, P414) 130.50, T(l.5.I) Country Club :iear Toledo, 23 .566 1'. Cooper and Oglivie, Mit, Horton 4 Echaniz 900 1.40 4.60 %-ho had 145 totals had a playoff Minn 254.40. 28 22 7 Ohio. and R.Jones, Sea 11. for the one remaining berth. ChIcego SGoiri 820 870 25 77 .481 6 Elghthrace,C,s.14,Tim,3$,40 Runs Batted In Seattle Prairie Reserve 4.00 Bob E. Smiiith captured that 21 34 .382 11" 500 360 2.60 3 l55 NatIonal League - Kingman, Oakland SOrneryj. 0(4.5) $6.00; P14-Si 235.20; T(4.S ie 36 .333 14 4.10 210 final position by sinking a fourChi 44; Winfield, SD 43; Foster, Monday's Results i Carol's Nell ) 1.515.40. 2.10 Cm foot birdie 1)Utt on the third 41; Garvey, LA 38; Bait 3, Minn 2. 10 Inns. Tenth game 0(5.4) 14.30, P(5.S) 00.00, T(4.S-1) M u r p h y. All, Cru:, Hou, Boston 13. Texas 20.00. 4 BeideArriela 14.20 5.00 5 00 playoff hole. Schmidt, Phil and Hernande:, New York B, Kan City 3 8 EganaWaily Ninth race, D, 5.16, Tim, 31.74 2000 11.70 Palmer, the 1960 U.S. Opeti St.L 36. Milwaukee 6, ChIcago 0 6 Comox 9.60 7.00 8.00 3 SaraSarduy champion, was reluctant to say American League Baylor, Cleve 5, Oakland 1, 14 Inns. K's Prodigal 0(40) 43.10; P14-I) lS.60; T(4-$. 10.10 1580 Cal 55; Lynn, Bos 45; Bochte, Seattle Il, Detroit 2 513.00. he felt lie should be exeiiipted 2Red Jackson 8.80 BOSTON i U PIt Sea 43; Porter, KC 11; Cooper, The California 1, Toronto 2 Eleventh game 0(5-4) 1S.40, P44.5) 220.10, T(4-s. frotn qualifying. Mhl 39. Today's Games 3) 2144.40. I Santi.Fernan Boston Celtics are optimistic 9.80 160 3.20 suppose that certainly I Stolen Basis lHernan.Gastill (All Times EDT) 8.60 460 Tenthrace,L5.14,Tlm,31.51 thii'' can sign lirry Bird and National League - Moreno, Texas (Matlack 160 would like not to have to (32) at eGather 83.60 31.00 9.00 lCarasaBadiota are' hoping a scheduled meeting Pitt Scott, 71; $1.1 18; Taveras, Boston (Eckersley 4.3), 0(1.7) 45.80; P11.7) 15540; T(l-7- qualify," the owner of 61 tour 7G.R,Pete 1:30 6.00 3.00 NY 17; Lopes, LA and North, today with the Indiana State p.m. lAIligptt 554.40. 3.00 victorlessaid. "l'hiereare some SF 15. AInnesota (Hartzell 23) at Twelfth game 0(7.5) 08.30, P45-7) 248.50, T(l.1.1) star's atturne)- can resolve all American League - LeFlore, Baltimore (Stone 34), 7:30 p.m. 3053.00. I RamonDiaga 1480 4.60 340 feelings about nut having to the differences otice and fur all. Det 77; Wilson, XC and Cruz, Kansas City (Gura 25) at 6 IsasaPaco 1I.1O 1.60 qualify and others about having 11th race, 0,5.14, Time 32.35 Sea 23; Otis, XC 19; Wills, Tex New York (Tiant lI), 8 p.m. BGifford 1.20 2060 6.60. 2.80 IMutillaGondra General Manager lIed AuerMilwaukee 3 K's Gaul Q(I4) 3.40; P41.4) $83.70; TI 1.4(Siaton 43) at 4.20 2.10 Pitching bach and attorney hub Woolf VictorIes ) 284.00. Chicago (Barrios 43), 8:30 p.m. SSuddenjump 3.00 National League Niekro, Toronto (Underwood 0.7) at A-I,S23; Handle $127,303. 0(3.8) IS0, P113) 208,80, T($.3-s) were slated to get together arid Hou 82; LaCoss, Cm 60; Lee, California (Tanana 1.3), 10:30 121.40. Monday night discuss once again (lie latest Mtl 62; Sutclifle, LA and p.m. 12th race, 5, 5.14, Time 31.21 First game Ruthven, Boston offer. The Celtics, after Phil 6-3; Richard, Cleveland I 8 InventIve (Wilkins 2)00 1550 11.00 7 lrusta.Gerardo 23) at 17.60 1160 3 10 Hou and Sutton, LA 64; Oakland (Langford 18), IO:30 3 BooBoo's Baby sticking finmi to a $500,000 a 6.20 1.10 6VictorPecmna 11.60 6.70 Carlton, Phil and Btue, SF 66; p.m. 2 PattI Shaw 2.80 StraniGasti II year offer to Bird, j.mpped it to 300 Niekro, Ati 68. Detroit (Billingham $3) at 0(1.3)4450, P41.3) $11.10, T(l.3.2) 0(4.7) 115.20; T(7-4.S) 6,22.00 American League $600,000 last week after the CIEVEI.ANI) John, 402.00. 'rue (UPI) Seattle (Abbott 2.6). 10:35 p.m. S.condgame NY 10-1; Spltt?ortf, XC 84; Wednesday's Games entrance of owner harry lAranocasti A 2000 970 1010 Cleveland Browns announced 1,434; Handle $134,755. Marshall, Minn 5.3; Kern, Tex Chicago at Boston, night 6DuranOlano Manguriwi into (lie talks. 100 560 Monday the club has signed 10: D.Martinez, BaIt 7.2; Kan City at Bait, night I DomingoGerardo 3.60 defensive tackle Rich Dimher of Waits, Clev and Koosman, Minn Minn at New York, night Monday night 0(4-4) $7.00; P144) 174.70; TI 4-6. MU Texas at Mitw, night Southern (ahifornia and cornerFirst race, M, S-IS, Time 31.10 I) 530.80; 00(74) l3.20. Earned Run Average Toronto at Calif. night S Silly 0.20 4.80 3.00 back Clinton ilurrell of LoulsiaThird game ed on 54 innings Pitched) Cleve at Oakland, night 2T's Penny Sue 6.40 1.60 2Santi 9.10 100 360 na State. National League Perry, SD at Seattle, night IlopSpsller 5.70 6Paco 380 180 232; LaCoss, Cm 2.52; Mar'lime 66, 260-pound Dimler 0(25) 23.20, P45.2) 51.30, T(S-2.$) I Vic.ndi 4.00 tinn, St.L 2.59; Forsch and was Cleveland's fifth-mound 0424) 45.00; P126) l29.0; T(2Niekro, Hou 2.71. Second race, 0, S-1, Time 31.41 4)514.40. American League - Kern, draft choice this year. Burrell, 6BIg Bow 33.S0 10.20 5.50 Football Fourthgame Tex 1.33; John, NY SEATTLE IUPI) 1.19; Secnd was injured tHud) of his last two 1 MW's Tina 560 150 7 Zubi Mandiola Atlanta 13 00 810 3 80 Signed running backs Marshall, Minn I.; Guidry, baseman Julio Cruz suffered 2Mary Bannon 3.40 6DuranArca William Andre*'s of Auburn and NY 2.20; Slaton, Mil 2.34. 9.20 570 college seasons with a bad knee $0.10. P14.1) 122.70. T(6-I.V Lynn Cain of Southern California 2 RamonGerardo 120 and the club said his selection torn ligaments in his left thwnb Strikeouts 261.80. and center Bill Leer from Colorado 0(41) 117.10; P474) 311.40; T(74 National League Richard, Monday night and will be lost tv' was based on the hope the inThlrdrac,, D,S.I4Time3I.40 State. 2) 2,441.10. Hou 19; Carlton, Phil 61; ttieSe"tle .'::ijiers for at least 3Daytimeieanie 14.10 060 jumed knee is now sound. Chicago - Signed rookie running Niekro, AtI and Swan, NY 60; 9.20 Fifth game 2HazyVow 5.50 3.80 lSaraPaco five weeks. .5sWillIeMrC!emL nd Jerome T.uO 7.20 4.20 ''F' ' San '. Francisco (Blue 1)8 ' ' . . .1 '' ' i ,.' ' ' • - • . • - ::: ',••,',- • • 1,'o4' ----- ::: . . - • ; • - ' ) ---.. - Celtics Hope To Sign Bird - -. " B - rovn s Iii ic TVI/O Rook - - - Cruz Injures flafrnit Thumb; Is Out Transactions - - - - ------ - . 7MW'sHeidie 6.10 5 and free.agent veteran American League - Ryan, 0(23) 3340 P13-2) 145.50. 1(52.7) dPaul Seymour toa series of Cal 7$; Guidry, NY it; Jenkins, r contracts. Tex 66; Koosman. Minn 55; Fourth race, 1, 5.16, Tim, 31.45 land - Signed defensive Kravec, Chi and Kern, Tex 53. 4DarkDley 5.00 260 300 Rich Dimler of Southern Saves I Ted's Redmen 7.40 5.00 lii and cornerback Clinton National League - Garber, 3RockcastleFlash 500 of Louisiana State. AtI 11; Sutter, CIII 10; 0(1-4) 30.00, P44.1) 40.60, T(4-1.3) nati - Signed defensive Lockwood. NY 9; FIngers, SD 408.20. tames Whiteof Albany State I; Bair, Cm and Lavelle, SF 7. Fifthrace,D,3.$,Tjm,38.50 American League Mar. lSpeeodTheNs 11.20 160 2.50 I shall, Mmnn 11; Kern, Tex 9; 3Eternaily 3.00 2.10 ced the retlrment of Head Coach .Joe Coviello. Lyle. Tex 7. - Announced the Gems of the International Dog Racing League will become ill and DAYTONA lEACH SMutillaWally 9.20 100 I SaidEchani: 4 00 0(25) 40.50; P425) 107.40; T(2-SI) I,OSS.50. Sixthgam, 1 AranoPecina 9.20 5.40 500 3VcandiGastill 6.20 320 2HernanFernan 440 Q4)•3) 27.00; P11.3) 126.00; T(I•3• 2) 350.80. Seventhgame 3SantiSarduy 7.00 7.20 3.60 Q(3I) 14.40, P(l.3) 46.50, T($3.S) 7Victor.Enrique 116.40. 0(2-3) 30.40, P432) I0S.00. Sixth race. A, S-IS, Time 31,45 Eighth game 3Claregun's Earl 6.00 3.80 2.50 6MutiIla.Diaga 10.00 9.00 1 Pro Bowler 3.20 2.50 )$araEchani: 650 6Jeto 3.60 lOscar-Sardoy £ r,,,,' - ers Batting sid on 175 at bats) National League GAS H NY 1111 SD AtI St.L Cm Pit 51.1 PcI. 49 119 67 .354 53 206 72 .350 36217 71.349 30141 49.341 47161 34.335 539064.333 45 170 54 .329 19206 67 .335 -. -• 3.60 5500. 457,20. Seventhrace;i,'S.14,Timel,,3. Ninthgame ITrust 5.10 1.00 2.00 lSaid 11.10 7.10 120 7C.C.'sExplo 9.10 7 Cool Gal io.00 4.20 2Hernan 1.50 3.10 043$) 43.00, P15.2) 440.10, 14527) SLR's Driftwood 3.40 SOscar 3.00 Q(7-$) 75IL 455.20. Q(7-4) 31,30; P44-7) 17710; Tl4-1. P45.?) 01.25, Trifecta(S.?-S) 269.10. 1) 354.40. Second race, S-Ia, Time 31.56 Eighth race, C, 34, Time 38,36 Tenth game ICarryMarge 0.80 7.70 3.40 2Mountain Charm 14.60 9.00 4.10 7SaidEchaniz 9.Q 3.00 100 2Claregun's Phil 3.20 3.20 6AlITheMore 5.40 6.60 SVicandiDlaga 1.40 3.i Siloosy 240 SBluelocket 140 lMutillaBadiola 9.00 0(1.2) 10.41, P41.2) 02.75, 1(1.3.1) 0474) 30.00, P134) 05.51,, Trifecta 042.7) 30.40; P41.2) 111.30; T(7-2• 01.25. (345) 46205. Thirdrace,S-16,'Iimel).fl Ninthrace,C,S-14,Time3l.47 Ei.venthgame BNixon Red 1.60 5.00 3.00 IK'sMaster 11.00 7.20 540 3TraniBadiola 12.60 3.10 2.40 IlmaComin 1.40 8.00 lEasyEddie 4.10 3.00 iHernanDiagoll 6.20 380 For Home 3 Dart 3.40 lFeaturedAct 3.40 4$,SraG.rardo 1.00 0(44) $0.61. P16-I) 2540, 1(6-04) 0(14) 2430, P11-i) 17.30, Tiifecta 0(13) 31.3$; P43-i) 01.30; 1(3-1-4) 103.6$. (1.17) $43.31. 371.45. Fourth race, C, $16. Time 31.57 10th race, I, 514, Tim•31.14 Twefiffigam. River 7.40 4.50 740 5 Hulk 3 760 1710 5.50 0 Beide Paco 1210 7.00 210 .,... -.-.. _.•-..,_,'I...•,m._•r_#.,.,..-_. - • •. '. S. •- b P a ,. . •- - - ' •- -• L A WHEN YOU KNOW HOW THEY'RE BUILT TIRES - 620 560 510 skin deep - - OF F t,_j New Hours Mon.thruFri.5a.m..sp.m. Sat I am -2 pm. _________________ _________________ FRONT END ALIGNMENT YAMAHA XS ELEVEN SPECIAL This IS a production motorcycle like none other Ifl luxury. comfort, power, smoothness and beauty It's a real super bIke COMPLETE 1 BRAKE WORK YAMAHA of SEMINOLE _________________________________________________________________ 45190 41.321 Pit 31 125 40 .320 lTed'sDarren 7.30 3.20 ISabens merican League 3.60 3.00 lOscarGondra 640 2.60 740 3Gunneryluck GAS ti pci. 2Bie Kelly 4.00 3lsmonEchanij 5.0" Mm 0(34) 10.05, P15.4) 40.30, T(342) 50 19$ 21 .379 0(4.5) 57.00, P45-I) 441.61, 0(4-I) 30.30; P45-I) 90.00; T(I-4J) 135.00. TrlflCta(543) 2.240.40. )et 41 163 59 347 30400. Fifth race. 0, 5-15. Time 31.21 Sea 51111 65 359 11th race, A, 5-15, Tim, 31.03 A-I.0,4; Handle $I40,062. .- - DISCOUNT PRICES ON . First race, M, 516, Time 31.56 Signed lefthanded 11.00140 3.00 Terry Norman of Elyria, SEveryStride 2Jorlin 7.20 3.80 Nadion V ____ . lAMoving Target rHF/M'ER,vEcL1/ cwio (JO/tP' A,YEXCZI/b/VE RO//P, wHf'V/T*'a7 hR /1/Z //ftp' p931, 7.'1cZ4'E . National League Pittsbrgh Chicago k New Yor --____ ________ OPEN FACES B asebaII 1 who -1Da.t1 loth ..ar, should Goetz's ruling mearn, arri,u to \%i. on 1iru1 of iight e I re- tirsi month ''L after T?Jer Relations Committee an unprecedented ruling that have to pay him about $146,000. major-league signing bonuses. points including the key issue of happy the matter has been injuring his foot on opening who acted as counsel for the settled. "Future!)'," said Coxe, who free agency," said Coxe. the $175,000 the Braves gave But Goetz indicated he'll water night. 111 18 games, he is batting Braves. It was the first baseball him last summer as a bonus for that down a bit, probably to helped prepare the Braves' "I'ni disappointed in a way," Homer, who jumped inmiedi- .279 with live home runs and 16 case ever heard by Goetz, a signing must be counted as part around $130,000 which would case for a May 10-11 arbitration said Burner. "But we won the ately last season froni Arizona Rhl veteran of labor and industrial Homer lost out on seven of of his 1978 salary while corn- still make Homer the highest- hearing in New York City, things we attacked on, especial- State to the majors, had 3 Goetz, a 56-year-old expert on arbitration. M alor League Concern Word In Mets Camp simply u" the one he won was- $lOO9-'t' - . Darryl Merthie Wasted a pair exploded for 11 runs on eight worried about losing his coach. of home runs, a double and a hits to win under the 10-run "I think we have two things going for us," he explained. "I single, scored four runs and slaughter rule. ' Orin Waldo went the distance know Hubie likes Atlanta. And I drove in five as Chase topped Cardinal Industries, 20-9, for the win, striking out 11 and think we have a compatible Monday In the Sanford Little walking four. He allowed only group of players that represent NEW YORK (UPI) - Ever since a newspaper story appeared a fairly substantial amount of National League. one hlt. two weeks ago saying what the New York Mets should do to turn Waldo also stroked three talent. And I know we will do as Scott Krleger hurled a twoeverything around is hire Billy Martin as their manager, some of hitter as Medical Center singles for the winners. Don much to facilitate his coaching his players have been privately checking with Joe Torre. . .: blanked Clem Leonard Shell, Grayson hd an RB! triple and efforts as anyone in the "Are you OK, Joe?" they've been asking him. "Are you all . . . a three-nm homer, and both league." 11-0, while the Railroaders right?" . .. . .-... ••.• . came in the hectic fifth inning. It's been suggested that broke open a 3-3 tie with 11 runs . ,. , '. "I'm fine," he has been telling them all. "Don't worry about it." Robble Boyd slammed a home Gearon's greatest service Is to (;..' . In the bottom of fifth to beat run and a double, Albert act as a. "buffer" between Joe Torre isn't that worried about losing his job. He'll get '.,.. :.; ..., First Federal, 14-3. another one if he does. . . 4 Cardinal Armstrong slapped a triple and Brown and Turner - both men .4. and Chase . His primary thowjht is about his players. I hi.•.. . • . . :-Industries were tied at 9-9 after double and Herbert Dixon of giant egos. Turner, who also "It concerned me that it bothered them," he says. "They've owns the Atlanta Braves, has four innings, but Chase scored added two singles. been playing hard enough for me and it Isn't like they're not ' First Federal's only hit was a not enjoyed the same success four runs In the fifth and seven . giving their best. I'll admit our last road trip to the West Coast with the baseball team with in the sixth while Merthie single by Roger Hall. was bad. We won only three of 14 games. The players were trying r': ... _.•I-t ,,. which he takes a more active I )a.... •', •,,4::1 turned in three innings of hard but they were flat. You couldn't pick anyone out for dogging role. But he has pretty much :' j.'4 shutout relief. MEDICAL LEONARD it because no one was. SHELL left the Hawks alone. Merthie went to the mound CENTER ARRH _____ AIRN "We had a meeting in Pittsburgh three weeks ago and a dozen It's really just a matter of 232 S.HIII 20 I _____ with two men on and one run DennIs •,y .. ...- . or so guys volunteered comments on what was wrong. They were D. FranklIn 3 5 1 Fredrick 2 a 0 facilitating communications," . . i already scored in the bottom of KrIi . 3 2 Leonard 20 0 honest about it, Saying they weren't playing aggressively enough, 2 50 said Gearon in explaining his •. FranklIn 221 Irown i.:.;: • . . '. the fifth. He walked a batter to . • :. they were making too many mental mistakes and they were runI. DebOu I I R.Hill . ). 2 I I role between Turner and -..- . load the bases and then got Gordon I I Henry 200 • ning bases without an idea." -.•'• • , ,. . . . 3 0 2 Oreiory iso Brown. "Ted Is probably the : .• three quick outs. Merthlc Lemon ,' Vanhsr 311 Howard 050 The Mets' manager was talking over the phone from Cincinnati, . . I I S Gross , most generous owner in the fanned eight over the final three D. DOosi where the Mets won their second straight game with a 6-2 decision Pierce I SI Oliditick I 0 Go, Latin Lady! This is the finish line In a recent innings and didn't allow a hit. Lawson 2 II Drsore III 0 hIstory of sports with his over the Reds, but stW were In last place In the National League LATIN LADY ii, 2 wIllingness to be supportive 20 IS 15 Totals victory by Brets Latin Lady (No. 4) at the Seminole Keith McGriff complimented Totals East. financially and otherwise to his Harness Raceway, beating the late rush put on by Merthie's hitting with a home Medical CItI, Terre was addressing himself to the specific question of what Is HITS THE LINE 142 2-It and coaching staff." * s-s players____ I)izzle Van (No. 7), Oscar Pepper (No. 5) and Wild run, double and single. Clint LiordSMl wrong with the Mets, and answering as honestly as he knows how, Boy (No. 3). Seminole is open nightly Tuesday Bylngton had a triple, while FIRST he said, "I think we're short of pitching. The inexperience has Gearonadmitsheknowslittle RAILROADERS Dee Johnson, Jasper Collins FEDERAL shown up on our pitching staff." through Saturday with post time at 8 p.m. Al I H AR I H about the complexities of and David Reed added doubles. •$ s DIZOm 43 Actually, the Mets have only two starters they can even count 201 Waldo a$t 483 basketball - leaving that to Karry Huiter had a tjpte a4 LIWSn 30 5mm, on to any degree in rlghthanders Pat Zachry and Craig Swan, and 4331 2 2 Brown and his staff. "Hell, I've tIngle for Cardinal Industries, DIZOn S IS Orayson one who shows signs of possibly helping them in lefthander Kevin I I 0 1. loyd 32 2 never coached anything except Philip Harris had a double and K Iamuur 2 0 S Arms?r.,i 3 12 Kobel. 21 0 a little league baseball team," 1 SI Jamp Rick Whitaker and Michael Crisp attle 11 itte 0 S 3 S S Hopson Frisson Apart from that, they have three rookie pitchers and It's ob2I 05 0 0 he said. Fine had singles. 05 S Wilson irederlck vious they aren't ready to compete on equal terms at their present But he was Instrumental In I SO M. loyd 211 Krlger fanned 10 and walked Ceoks Totals iS 3 I Totals 2714 13 the signIng of free agent strong level. only one euroute to his two-hit First Federal 020113 forward Dan Roundlield, the Another problem with the club is its defense. Apart from Joel J ohn Vim 201 5(11)-Il s 10th Garn e, 8-3 shutout. Ralmdsrs Youngblood In right field, the Mets have a Venus de MIlo outfield Hawks' most consistent perKriger, Steve Dennis and CAI2DINAL CHASE & Co. - no arms. former in the past campaign. Larry Lemon each had a pair of Al R H By United Press International compiled 55 homers In as ninny Orioles 3, Twins 3: Al R H From what I've seen, Elliott Maddox is the best defensive I Gainly s I $ And with the late-season • Lee May's twoout single to singles for the winners. Bruce Graham Th climate Is carefully gaines and the Mariners made 4 II O.M.rThl. III HvMer center fielder on the club. Mazzilli Is doing an outstanding job addition of guard Terry Furlow, a. mi. 1 II HarrIs controlled Inside the Klngdonie, things simple for winner Wick left scored Mark Belanger in Franklin had a home run. offensively in his bid for the league batting crown. Defensively, HaIl 2 2 I lr.wI,lt.n 3 I who Gearon believes can The only hits for Clem but Seattle's torrid hitters are Honeycutt, 3-5, who tossed a the bottom of the 10th inning, $1 I 4 4 1 Wbllaker ylnton doesn't have the thoth, he falls short because he it o become "one of the best guards D.Mern,Is 4 4 4 iars threatening to touch off the five-hitter. Detroit starter Milt giving Baltimore's veteran first Leonard Shell were a double by III in basketball," plus other young necessary instincts." MeOrit$ 433 Webb baseman his ninth game- Robert Hill and a single by Sam ,, 4 II Preoman Wilcox, 4-3 took the loss, sprinkler system. Mazzilli, however, has come a long way with the bat. The Mets' I I S players such as John Drew, Collins 2 31 Mvrpliy Elsewhere in the American winning RB!, tops In the league. Hill. The Mariners continued their 210 Cerlton 550 Ross offense isn't their biggest problem right now. First Federal and the w.isi 2 I I Tree Rollins, Eddie Johnson 4 assault on American L.eague League, New York beat Kansas Brewers 6, White Sex 0: On the plane carrying the club into Cincinnati frin Atlanta '' and Armond Hill, Gearon ROOd 421 Tstals Ben Oglivie hit his first Railroaderswerelockedina3-3 pitching Monday night by City, 8-3, BaltImore edged tidal, 34 2$ 12 Sunday night, third baseman Richie Hebner, impressed with the belIeves the potential Is there blasting a club-record six home Minnesota, 3-2, in 10 innings, career grand slam and Mikc tie going into the bottom of the ChisolCo. 214 147-25 club's hitting, pulled catcher John Stearns aside and told him, for continued Improvement. Cardinal lrd*i' , ,-., runs en route to an 11-2 Milwaukee blanked ChIcago, 6- Caldwell pitched an eight-hit fifth when the Railroaders "Hey, John, we can put some runs on the board." trouncing of the Detroit TIgers. 0, Boston walloped Texas, 13-5. shutout to pace Milwaukee. Heboer was with two of the best hitting clubs, the Pirates and Bruce Bochte and Ruppert California defeated Toronto, 4- Red Sox 13, Rangers 5: the Phillies, before coming over to the Mets. Hick Burleson stroked his Jones led the attack with three- 2, and Cleveland nipped has been tnerglng from a terrible slump himself, Stearns, \.I. run homers and Bochte said Oakland, 5-4, in 14 InnIngs, fIrst career grand slamand Jim agreed with Hebner. In the National League, Los Rice and Carl Yastrzemski everything Is falling into place "This is the best offensive club we've had since I've been here," for the former Pacific North- An,eles defeated Pittsburgh, 4- each homered and knocked in he said to him. Moose rede the pitching and and Timmy Winkle added a west doorinats. 2, Montreal routed Atlanta, 8-1, three runs to power Boston. QwIs Colon had triple for Despite all those hits and runs against St. Louis and Atlanta, the hitting of Tracy Walker to its single. "Most of our hitters are very New York topped Cincinnati, 6Angels 4, Blue Jays 2: Kiwanis, while teammates Mets managed only a split in six games with those clubs. That relaxed now," said Bochte, 2, and Houston shut out Dan Ford's run-scoring triple fifth conccutive second half V.F.W. had only three hits, a Alton Coleman, Mike Baker and tells you a lot about their pitching. It just didn't measure up. perhapsthe most relaxed on the Philadelphia, 3-0. in the sixth inning provided the victory Monday In the Sanford double by Paul Griffin and MIke Prokosch each had The team's morale Is good In spite of its position in the stanbasisof his .359 batting Yankees 8, Royals 3: wInning run to lift the Angels Junior League, defeating tIM singles by Bobby Shaw and singles. dings. It would be better yet if the Mets could get themselves half champ V.F.W., 74. average, third-best In the Chris Chambliss lashed three over the Blue Jays. StarJey Hogan. another pitcher or two - but where? KnIghts of Columbus dumped league. doubles and Willie Randolph Cleveland 5, A's 4: Torre was a little late In learning that one of his neighbors, Idg of Columbus scored Willie Horton, John Hale, Dan cracked a three-run triple to Rick Manning's bases-loaded Kiwanis, 12.6, in Monday's Eddie Firmani, was tired the other day. Firinani, sacked by the five runs in the top of the fifth to Meyer and Larry Cox con- help New York's Tommy John sacrifice Ely with one out in the other league game. New York Conos, lives in Demared, N.J., not tar from Torre. Moose is now 5.0 In the second break open a close game tributed solo homers. Seattle, become the major league's first top of the 14th Inning scored "I hope there's no connection there," says the Mets' manager. 010 with the second-fewest homers 10-game winner with a six-hit Paul Dade with Cleveland's half, while Knights of Columbus against Kiwanis. Is 5-2 and V.F.W. is 4-2. In the leaRII4 last var, now has triumph over Kansas City. Elvis Brown was the winning winning run. Griffin Construction wrapped A PAIR OF JACK'S by Alan Mover Walker pitched a three-hitter pitcher, with relief from Brett for Moose, striking out 17 and Von Herbulls. Both Knights of UP the Paola Little Major walking only one. He retired the Columbus pitchers allowed two League championship with a 9-2 NANCYL victory over Sunshine TV side in order in the second, hits and fanned five, 1V/ L 7S'Y 1/N8 OP MOfldaY. fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh : A £v Co,Vb8C074'E Vernon Law was the losing innings, Including setting down pitcher. Brett Mole pitched a twot PA CROW,V the last 14 batters In a row. hitter, fannIng 14 batters. Mark /4' Tq/R !ô 'v Walkeratsohadahotnightat Dickle Flelschmann had a Hibbard carried the big bat, the plate, blasting two doubles pair ci singles for Knights of coming through with two By United Press International meeting. doubles, One of the hits off Angeles got past Pittsburgh, . and two singles and scoring Columbus, Goorge Brinson three s .'n. Rookie Randy Niemann may a double and Brown, AndY Molle was a triple by Troy "It doesn't bother me when a 2. V.F.W. drew first bk)od with Griffith and Wardell Frederick mnr. be baffling opposing hitters guy hits a line drive and makes In the American League it during his first go around in the an out," said Ozark, before the was, New York 8, Kansas City a pair of rims in the bottom of each had singles. Griffin swept both first and National League, but he knows desed.door conference. "But 3; Milwaukee 6, ChIcago 0; the firSt and the lead held up second half championships. they'll be ready for him next when you see all those loop flys BaltImore 3, Minnesota 2 in 10 until Moose scored four runs In K OP C AIRN KIWANIS AIIN tlme. S S.sEhatl and pop outs, you start to innings; Baton 13, Texas 5; the tOp of the third. V.F.W. Vo.iereils $I SMIf I LIW $1 S Niemann, who pitched his wonder." Seattle 11, Detroit 2; CalIfornia Pitcher Creg Hill got two quick Pl.ischaaa S Wynn 7$ I ColIinae first major-league complete 3II On Nieznann, Ozark said, 4, Toronto 2, and Cleveland 5 outs In the third, but then Grmtm F FrederIck IC.S III walked three in a row to fill the MeflMlIi game las4 week against Cincin- "The guy's not overpowering. Oakland 4 in 14 Innings. Ua 3 I nt IcU SOlIDlY sacks. Walker slapped a two- lemon nati, tossed a six-hitter Monday He's just ordinary, but this Is fIlets 6, Reds 2: ? SIPekascI #?FPEA7 311 run single to right-center and night to earn his first shutout as the kind of tidk YOU heard When 10 HIIM.I I Steve Henderson and Ar ;"W( Simm S S TillIs 2I44 the Astros defeated the Handy Jones started out." I Toni Hardy slammed out s Houston scored two fourth- Youngblood each hit solo the final two runs scored when I I six-hit Greg Carter beat out an Infield sron' Philadelphia Phlllies, 3.0, for home run, double and singis homers to back Tubail 3412 their seventh straight victory. Inning runs off loser Monday In the Sanford Jumuor pitching of New York's Craig hit and went to secon4 on a KsiCek..11 /MiVP O#'//Q 'ilL error. 231 11-12 "Right now my pltdies are Christenson, 0-3 when Terry Swan. GIrls Softball League to lead K1W1I w,ve'i "ti r 05415 V.F.W. tied the score at 4-4 new to them," said Nleinann, Puhl doubled and came home Kiwanis to a 29-7 win over va't4$r I P°' 8, Braves 1: wltha pair of unearned rims in who reliesonasiowcwve anda when Craig Reynolds singled. Colonal Room despite homers °°" V.P.W. Bill Lee scattered four hits the bottom of the third, but sinker to bail him out of tight Following a groundout4 Hector 1N , H by Stmnda Byrd and Renee i w/tt éea, T I over eight innings for his 100th Moose took the lead for good ii 2I a i spots. "But the next time, they Cr12 tripled in Reynolds. IsIende III 111W $ I ' O#tY#F2D ) ' I might be expecting it. We'll just Astros added a seventh-Inning major-league victory and Gary with a songle tally In the top of McSswl 3ISDpsis I • I 434 Florida Screen Service RBI, Including the foirth. Moose scored in- Waibse run when Jeff Loonard doubled see what happens." I $ ° CA' C 'W/AFP trimmed Dixie Pride, 8-4, as Philadelphia Manager Danny clown the first base line and a solo homer, to pace Montreal. surance rims in the fifth and Murphy 411*4111 3S ' 211 ScIlt I S Sebrina Melton homere4 and f. seventh frames, with Walker Ozark was not overly .ini. scored one out later on Alan Dodgers 4, Pirates 2: Sadikiw II I Lewesac. I I ,q,roxro' -Joe Ferguson mnacked a two- scoring both times. Katie Barber had three hits, $01 w wi. pressed with Nlemann and he Ashby's single. ToOth *77' DOosi SI. e#i1 -a- I Carter had a pair of singles In other NL games, New York run homer and Rick Sutcllffe was even less Impressed with 344$ Angel1aIAttleshada his own team because following beat CincInnati, 6-2, Montreal scattered four hits to give the for Moose, Pa)1on Murphy and Mmiii Mm , I-, Teka Dennard had three hits for a 14)8 Angeles Its victory. ii 0050-4 ( losers Anthony Bradshaw had doubles V.P.W. the game, he called a (earn routed Atlanta, 84, and J stt the death knell for tuiui-'e major-league baseball bonuses, starting with players selected in today's draft, .S..----....•-.---. -' - -- 18$ No. Hwy. 17.92 Longwood 834-9403 ¼ MIle North SR. 434 - We I'- - . -• are also the Maico Dealer �BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday June 5, 1979 TV HIGHLIGHTS ________ To Run" (1978) David Janssen, ________TUESDAY Stefanie Powers. An unhappy 600 (2) (4)00 Q NEWS STUDIO SEE Visits a ballerina, campers in Nova Scotia. sea turtles and Donny and Jimmy Osmond back. stage, (R) 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (4)O CBS NEWS 0 ABC N EWS D VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 (12J TIC TAC DOUGH MARY TYLER MOORE An old friend uses her relationship with Mary to introduce herself 10 the newsroom. 0(12)THECROSS.WITS JOKER'S WILD D MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4.) MATCH GAME 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND "Legacy' O BHA NA NA © CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Rita Moreno. 8:00 (2) THE RUNAWAYS An ox. Convict (Han Rhodes) trying to keep his runaway son from trouble with the law joins forces with Steve Aniulo to find the boy. TO CBS REPORTS -D-Day Plus 20 Years" The 35th annl. versary of the Allied invasion of Normandy Is marked by this special originally broadcast in 1964, featuring an interview with former President Dwight Eisenhower. Dan Rather narrates. 0 HAPPY DAYS Howard and Marion journey to the lodge where they spent their honey. moon to try and rekindle the old flame. (A) (12) BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE €1) BIG BAND BASH Woody Herman, Count Basie, Maynard Ferguson and other outstand. Ing musicians and vocalists of the Swing Era recapture the music of days gone by. 8:30 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Shirley convinces Laverne to join her in an overnight sit-In at the pound to protest the treatmenl of dogs. (R) 9:00 (2) (M NBC MOVIE 'Nowhere 6:45 f) A.M. WEATHER 6:47 ® EYEWITNESS DEA F NEWS 6:55 (12) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR 1:00 (1)(M TODAY @11) 0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA SESAMESTREET 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA UGOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 C2J (12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI' CA 9:30 0 TAXI A determined cabbie with a crush on Tony joins the Sunshine Cab Company to be near him. (R) 10:00 0 WHEN THE WEST WAS 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ED STUDIO SEE FUN Host Glenn Ford. along with over 40 stars of TV westems, their sidekicks. Indians and dancing girls pay tribute to television's Old West. 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0000D MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 11:00 (2)4)00(12) NEWS ' 10— 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 553 02) PTL CLUB 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY (A) CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (!) UPBEAT 10:00 (21)112) CARD SHARKS @3 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) without ----- -•. - €D EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 12:30 CD NEWS (.4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR.. 100 (12) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES () MIDDAY OTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (4) 0 TURNS 1:30 AS THE WORLD 2:00 (2)112) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (121) 1121 ANOTHER WORLD (1) 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED STUDIO SEE 3:30 (4)0 M'A•S•H (R) (L) ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI @1) THE ODD COUPLE 0 BEWITCHED 0 THE LUCY SHOW (112) MAKE ME LAUGH 0 SESAME STREET 5:30 (12) BEWITCHED ED OVER EASY It all was recalled walking p the "Sesame Street" Past exhibition that opened Thur day at the Smithsonian Institutlon's National Museum of History and Technology, There was the stoop in front of 1-2-3 Sesame Street. Mr. Reg. '2.01 FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 3 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and 2 hot buffer tastin' biscuits, 1 N. Hwy. 17-fl Cauelberry ONE $ 125 Served 4 p.m, to? p.m. in The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEER ............... eyed beauty who happens to be able to sing. Critics, psychics, and the average country Joe on the street are predicting stardom for the 23-year-old Memphian, including a shot at the Country Music Association's Female Vocalist of the Year in 1981. REG, 3 PC. DINNER WITH SALAD & ROLL I I Eddie a while to get them cooking again," But when the gage lights are turned off and the band goes home, Ms. McClain turns into another person. "I just kind of hang out by myself. It seems like another world, another person when I'm out on stage. As soon as I come off it's just me again," she says. - Both men and women who are active in outdoor activities know that perspiration clings to the hair and in just a few hours, a sweaty head is a smelly head. People head to their beauticians both men tind women for a carefree coiffure that is easy to maintain, Today's man occupies a seat in the same salon his wife patronizes to get his locks tightly curled or perhaps just a new hair style. - - - _ with creative Then there are those men who may want a curly style but could be leary of being tagged 'effeminate' by going to a woman's beauty shoppe, so a home permanent. according to Enterp rise Association (NEA' could be the solution. MS. Grossman consulted Robert Pear son, a hairdresser at New York's Studio International salon who said, "The results are always better if someone stands behind you and rolls up the hair. _____ - Why not Arnold' Then you can stand behind him and roll and you'll both be set for the surnier. . p ' ' ' . . A But get one thing straight from the start. "The skill in a permanent lies in rolling the hair quickly, so you must be professional about it, Pearson says. . . - I ' ' ' . ' . fI _1,. . ' : . -. : ' - 1 . / ' 4' ''- - .\ Once you start rolling, no kitchy-kooing, no "hook who's on Mery Griffin," ." . Unless Arnold's hair is despicably grungy, just wet it down because some natural oil is good protection, Pearson says. Otherwise, shampoo once with a mild shampoo. Then comb the hair the way Arnold wears it: the part here, the devilish dip there, and start getting at the top as follows: "Take a lock of hair, dampen it with a piece of cotton saturated with the waving lotion and lay the bottom on an end paper also dipped in the lotion," Pearson says. "Then cover that end paper with another dampened one t the spot of scalp you want a curl to come from. Then secure it with the crossbar. Quickly, now, take a nonmetal hairpick or toothpick and wedge it be tween the crossbar and the rod. "That prevents the bar from biting into the hair and leaving a mark and from breaking the hair." Remember, too, as you roll, the larger the rod and the more hair on it, the larger the curl, (Smaller rod, less hair, tighter curl.) When you've rolled Arnold's whole head, you and he can breathe for 10 minutes. Then you take the first "test" curl. "Choose a curl you rolled midway through so you're not looking at one over or Un. derdone, Pearson says. "Unwrap it 50 percent of the way down and lay the rod in average head of hair,' Pearson says, "and up to 50 for a tighter one depending on the formula. hair length, etc." When the s" is as you want it. get Arnold's head, still set. wider lots of lukt'warrii ttat'r and wash out the vaving I()tioil Thoroughl,. "Then you blot each rod dr with a paper towel." Pearson ;11)1)1% (lie says, ''and neutralizer to each rod with cotton balls. I like to Use t"othirds of the neutralizer on the cotton and reserve a third. [Tic neutralizer restores shine to the hair and hardens the outside of the hair. "So after It) or 15 rirwutes, when you remove the rods you can rnassagi' the last third of the neutralizer into the hair to make sure you've saturated all parts of it. your hand. Now gently push it towards the scalp." l'ou're watching for an "s" forniation A little hair condittonin~,, follows and thell, *'Comb tile hair into shaix, and let it (h- % naturally or under an infra -red himp. Do 'n*t blu~% it dry because ' Stick the curling rod underneathbut before you roll the hair, pull it out. Not "of" the head, just from it at a 90degree angle. "That's ittiixn'tant to give the hair lift and . ' '*- " '. ' A , ._..... . Dexterity, of course comes with experience, which is why you're going to spend Thursday night practicing setting ",rj , :;ø ' - ' -.. - ,- t, - J Arnold's hair. Arnold can start practicing immediately. because there's it tendency to drag hair do%m when you curl. l'be head has lots of different curvatures so to get a90-degree angle, pull the hair straight up for a loose curl, a nervous of the hair, i long, relaxed s a lock in permanent wave kit he bought get into old clothes, out of all jewelry and eyeglasses and into "The hair should be long on the crown, straight out on the uptight one for a firitier curl. If that tends to take out a lot of Set the stage. One Friday back on the hairline so you can or -tinted or streake(I hair." the kitchen or the bathroom you doii't see the "s" you want, night this June, you and your mate, whom we'll call Arnold, are going to pull the shades and etiough to get round the curling sides and back, and forward in curl and you're back at square find it easily to gauge how long to leave the waving lotion on. And, in Arnold's case, to make sure his falsely distinguished gray temples Needless to say, you'll both read the manufacturer's instructions and follow them. where there's good light and lots of towels, Do Arnold first, since lie's rod twice," Pearson says, "so never get it cut before you perm." I i that afterwards so front." Roll it around the rod firmly but not tightly - "You'll get roll the rod up again, wedge the pick in and wait another 10 minutes. one." All the stiile be quick, be patient and be careful. When Now then. Friday night, at fidgety — providing lie didn't the hairdresser can correct CTinkle marks if you wrap hair "it takes about 20 iiiitiutes for 1800 hours, you and Arnald will get a haircut that morning, untoward clumps, too tightly" - and sit the rod in a light permanent curl on an Thursday night, you'll also each do a test curl embark on Operation Home Permanent. On each other. - - aren't. irritated by the home Then you won't do him at all. 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She's a nice person otherwise, and she's old enough $4.441I 6pm—iOpm Offer ends June 15th - The Chapter expressed Its appreciation to Cross for the job he has dune in a U (I p i 0 Ii C C r i Ii l establishing the local 11wil Chapter starting with three members. The chapter now has over 80 paid members. On Wednesday there will be an orientation of till interested prospective members at Security First Federal, 990 N. Blvd., Dei4ind at 7:30 p.m. All eligible single parents are invited to attend. IL: On Saturday, the local PWP Chapter No. 284 and the Orlando Chapter No. 0 are sponsoring a Full Moon Dance at the Mayfair Country Club in Sanford at I)oris and Cecil Sansom accept the congratulations of their GED teacher, Bunny Bomar, outside the Seminole Plaza Library where they attended class. The Sansoms marked the 2,500th student graduating from the Seminole Community College GED program. By spending long hours studying, both in class and at home, the)' managed to complete the course requirements in only a month. Doris quit school after tenth grade, while Cecil completed the sixth grade. Not only did they share the distinction of being the 2,500th graduate but they also celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary while attending the study center. A beautiful uman is one I notice. A charming ioman is centrates she hums one low monotonous note. This can go -——————————————— - This vacancy was filled due to the marriage of the past president Emerson cross to Julie Mcintosh on May 26. Woman Freaks Out Office Staff With Her Humming for ALL YOU CAN EAT' - At a recent board meeting of Parents Without Partners PW Pi Vince Santilli of E. Winnernisett Avenue, DeLand, was unanimously elected President of the DeI4md' Sanford Chapter No. 284. 9:00 pin. l'Iit' Ken Emerson Group t ill be playing, There ill be a cash bar and snacks %k ill be provided. Admission is $.1 for members and $4 for nun-meiiibers. 'i'his will be an open dance and all members are asked to invite prospective mciiihers and their friends. 'lie - do not have it) be a mem Lei' of I 'WI' at an opell (lIiIlt'e. Parents Without Part' tiers is an organization devoted to the s elf art' and interest of single parent.., and their cluldrt'n. It is a rIori'j)r'Ofit, i iOiiSt'(i ar ran, educational international organization. You a re eligible for riieuirl)ersliul) it you are a single partrit. You turust be single b, ie'ltSi)tI of death, divorce. separatioii or uniivarrit'1 status. For Further iriforiiuitiori. please call Mike Rowell, 322.4655, in Sanford; .Jo'ce Wilder, 668-&51, or 1)uttr Walasek. 668-4323, in 1)eBary; and Kitty Sliat, 734-1839, in l)elarid SANFORD MRDEWEI InCkdIs: rhScES larhecus Rihs-Petats Saw .zesty Cii. Scinino e lic LIe Music, festivities, and congratulations were the order of the evening at Honors Night ceremonies in the Fine Arts building of Seminole Community College as 150 GED graduates ascended the stage to receive their Florida High School diplomas. The Colleges GED program has now helped over 2,500 students obtain their diplomas. As is the custom, each graduate was congratulated by Dr. Ned Johnson, the College's Adult Education Director; Marilyn Mitchell, the division's chairperson; and guest speaker, Thomas Padgett. In his speech to the graduating class, Rev. Padgett, minister of the Casselberry United Methodist Church said, "We are glad you have accomplished this step in your life. A lot of your success will depend upon your love for people and, not only learning from others, but also passing on what you have learned." 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"I don't really have any goals except to be successful in my career." But after more than a decade of singing and two albums, Ms. McClain has found the nation's country press a veritable cheerleading squad. "Watch this face," a leading country IrMication says. "Refreshing newcomer," says another. "The fresh, uncluttered sound that the entire Industry could use more of," says a syndicated columnist. "Everybody has been great to me," she says with a smile. "A woman came up to me after a recent concert and said she f traveled I) miles to tell me I'll make It big. A psychic came up after one show and said great thi,ngs,were in store fome.: Her single, ...y Down," established Ms. McClain as a refreshing talent. Four singles later, "Let Me Be Your Baby" established her as a hit-maker. McQaln's soulful singing and country-rock blend has also gone over well with the new young breed of country fans. Before a recent concert with Eddie Rabbit at West Palm Beach, Fla. — not the typical setting for a country show Ms. -McC1M asked a band STILL- -SEUT H JUG' member, "(10 YOU think we're After a couple of series each, during which they too country for this crowd?" prowled around for their paychecks, Robert He said "heck no" and after Wagner and Stefanie Powers will be peeking into the show the audience demonTV keyholes again next year. In ABC's new series, stated Its approval. "The crowd was Just beating "Hart to Hart," the two will play a rich, sophisticated couple who offset their champagne the floor and the whole place was vibrating. That Just did me drinking with detective work. It's not "The in. It was great," she says. Man," but then what is these days? "After we came off, it took Il/Li By DORIS DIETRICH OURSELVES Edi tor With summer coming in on a hot, sticky note, many Floridians feel shampoo is the order of the day every day. SeAft Fkw ckida - 1$O French Ave. (Hwy. 17.fl) Sa nford 4 - - "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" OPEN DAILY 11 S.M.-9:31P.M. Fit, SAT. am..Ie:3Ip.m, You Start Rolling, No Kitchy-Kooing - - FRIED CHICKEN Once rrj -. Embark On Operation Home Perm Just You, He period she was first watching, several of her friends' parents had the opportunity to compare W' an older non "Sesame Street" child with a yo unger sibling. Hooper was present in person, a The parents were unanimous in veteran actor talking with noticing quicker learning skills enormous enthuslam about how among the youn ger "Sesame impossible it was to be bored Street" children. Like other programs, with the children, no matter Street" sometimes "Sesame how repetitive the material might be after a decade of presents unexpected problems. performing for a target audi- Children want to know how people on television "get out of ERM ence of 3-and 4-yearolds. Bob McGrath was there, the box." Bob McGrath tells of youthful as ever, talking about one child who put that question how his own five children to another televisionSe 5sae sameStreet star Kermit The Frog reacted and enjoyed "Sesame personality, Fred Rogers of director Michael Frith. "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood." street." Joan Ganz Cooney, president McGrath said Rogers gave a of Children's Television Net- detailed account of how it all work, the parent company of works, the kid appeared to take the kid's show, beamed as a big it all in, and then asked, "How lArthday cake was brought out. do you get back in again?" The overwhelming feeling But to realize the true en. from at least this parent was tertainment values of the gratitude. "Sesame Street" is program, it was only necessary no more perfect than any other to look at the guests invited to human institution. But I can the opening of the "Sesame offer witness to the positive Street" exhibition at the Smitheffect It had on my own child sonian. Part of th e exhibit are and that prejudices me in favor two television monitors placed of the show. at either end. The sets ran My daughter child of through a medley of 10 years of middle class, literate parents the best of "Sesame Street." began watching "Sesame The space in front of the sets Street" somewhere between the was filled at all times by a ages of I and 2. shifting audience of grown-ups She stopped watching several who still liked to chuckle at the years later, partly because she puppets, Muppets and other was outgrowing the show, "Sesame Street" personnel, New Coun trvMusI c F NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Country music king Johnny Cash crested a boy nameSug. In one of his more popular songs. But the new queen of country may be a girl nam ed Charly. Charly McClain is not just another young, slender brown- t INFLATION FIGHTER! (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 11:00 (12)112) HIGH ROLLERS @1)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT sters. ROW Q RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD HOLLOOD SQUARES t Company" by th e time my / $ 169 d Sesame S ree 01 - RESTLESS o © NEWS 5:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS(R) 10:30 (2) 112) ALL STAR SECRETS @1) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI 10:55 0 CBS NEWS - Meaty Prices r fe partly because she developed By JOAN HANAUER an enormous fear of the cartoon up! Television Writer character, Count Dracula, who WASHINGTON (UP!) Street" will be 10 teaches children how to count. "Sesame the show has ac' Whatever years old this year and my other people's complished for daughter grew up with Bert and attest that childr e n, I can Ernie, Kermit and Cookie and "Electric monbetween It Monster, Muppets and 12:00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS @J THE YOUNG AND THE 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN ( ROOKIES 9:65 MORNING Meaty Chicken ISO 101 ;rr 8:30 (2) (12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI.. CA EL) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9:00 (2)@3DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE (12) DINAHI ED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMINO 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT Guest host: Rich Little. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARNABY JONES A charming con man who bor. rows the identities of success. luI men in order to marry wealthy women turns to mur. der when his scheme begins to crumble. (A) 0 ABC MOVIE "Sheila Levme Is Dead And Living In New York" (1975) Jeannie Berlin, Roy Schelder. A spoiled Jewish girl moves from the suburbs into New York City in search of a husband and self-identity. Nook _________ ______ FAMILY SPECIAL kv k -- AFTERNOON (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS Tuesday, June 5, 1979-1B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 6:30 WEDNESDAY - - 11:30 WHEEL OFJQ'TUNE U FAMILY FEUD 6:25 o o U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 0 SUNRISE husband devises an elaborate scheme to ditch his unfaithful start Wéw life. (R) "Spencer's (4) MOVIE Mountain" (C) (1963) Henry Fonda, Maureen O'Hara. In order to send one of their nine children to college, a couple gives up plans for their dream home. (2 Hrs.) 0 CBS MOVIE "Red Alert" (1977) William Devane, Michael Brandon. A computer control. ling the operation of a nuclear plant erroneously detects escaped radiation and seals fourteen technicians Inside the building. (A) THREE'S COMPANY Jack suspects that Janet and Chrissy are plotting to replace him In the apartment with their former roommate. (R) EVENING OURSELVES Birthday Party Honors distracting you. And keep reminding her. to be my mother, so I don't want 17-92, Sanford to be rude or rough. Please help CONFIDENTIAL TO "LB. me and rn' co-workers. WASH., D.C.": A very wise IN GOINGIIANANAS Frenchman said: "Beauty Is a DEAR GOING: She has gift. Charm must be cultivated, - k S - — -- -. - ' - 7 INTRODUCING'\ one ho notices me." We can learn a lot from the French. GARY GORE Expert Stylist Search Is On For Outstanding Dad Dawn" Family Haircar', Solon ph. 323-86?0 h Ave. \V1200 Sanford Sanford With Father's Day, June 17, fast approaching, The 'herald is embarking on a search for that outstanding Dad. So, we're turning to our readers for some help. If you know of a man who, in your opinion, is deserving of mention as an outstanding father let us know. We'll w.cept until noon June 6 letters submitted by readers, about one to one-and-a-half pages of standard size sheets, telling briefly why a particular man in our area Is deserving of .uch recognition. We'll take it from ii- FLORID A — NE there. Readers should mail their selections to: OURSELVES Editor, The Evening Herald, 30) French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 37711. .........- • - ' - - - ARRIVE AI STATE - -- .. GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION JJI loteda Del lationent of - . - . ,.•__ - - - . .. - �.. . I 29—Evening Herald, Sanford, F;, . 6 . .a p . a .- , .... , ... . . . a - - Tuesday, June S,1q79 Legal Notice NOTICE TO ThE PUBLIC Notice--ft tieeby given that Ih Board of Adjustment of the City of Sanford will hold a regular meeting on June fl, 1979, in the City Hall at 11:30 A.M. in order 16 c,1(J.r, a request for a variance in the Zoning Ordinance as it pertains to side and front setback requirements in MR-2 Zoned District in W½ of Lot 2, and all of Lot 3, Block 35, M.W. Clark Subdivision. Being more specifically described as located at 1202 W. 12th Street. Planned use of the property open carport. B.L. Perkins Chairman Board of Adjustment Publish: June S. IS, 1979 DEK.7 CLASSIFIED ADS OrlQndo Seminole File Number 79-444.CP .,, I Winter Park 831-9993 322-2611 _,,,,,,,, - U 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So- of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 3238670 Mariner's Village. !, 31—A4:iarfmefltS Furnished' IN RE: ESTATE OF MARLON E. LUST CLASSIFIED DEPT. S RATES ltimi ................. 43c a line 31c a line 3 Consecutive tImIS 7COflhlCUtlVCtimes .....3Sc a line Now- .. . . — 41—Houses - HAL COLBERT, W - HOME WITH SCREENED PORCH AND LARGE HARM , ON ALMOST 5 ACRES PAVED ROAD NEAR LAKE JESSUP. REALTY MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH.POOL, COVERED PATIO, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, PRI VACY FENCE. VALENCIA CT, $38,900. w butcher block cabinets, new floor tile, recessed lighting, SEIGLER REALTY corning top stove, beamed ceiling In LR & DR. Pool above BROKER ground, new liner, all eqpt. stays, patio carpeted, 7 fruit FOR RENT REALTORS MAR K HAM WOODS R D. BR, 7 b, country estate on I acres. Stable & pasture + cute cottage. See this today! 5130.000. 323 $3)1 lt1ate'(CtUPeflCy, Hew 3 OR, Walking 0 acre farm land w mobile home. Will throw in goats, chickens & nursing home & downtown. terms. rabbits AND tractor. Near Geneva. $35,750. Johnny Walker Inc. 377 6457 or 3221111 aft S. IS PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're, earning good 'money and. meeting nice people. Call 644. Family Residential Park Street Lighting District; to be Dwelling) District to RMOI Fa mily 3e. W save you time by screening entitled the Lake Ridge Park Street Residential, Office and In. applicants before sending them Lighting District Ordinance; slltutional) District. Said property to you. providing for definitions; providing being more particularly described , for governance of the district bythe Board of County Commissioners; Lots 21, 25 and 26, Block 9. providing for maintenance and Drearnwold, PB 3, Pg 90, Public operation of street lights within the Records of Seminole County, district.* creating an Advisory Florida. Board; sitting forth fiscal and All parties in interest and citizens taxation procedures; empowering shall have an opportunity to be the levy of special assessments ess shop I storage bldg., fenced, shade frees. Coy, to shopping. 121300. Harold Hall Realty Inc. REALTOR, MLS Will KAY who called about live in with retired school teacher call again 349.3178 before 9 a.m. or aft. 6 P.M. your employment needs. S. if you have a need call us I we will be happy to fultill, or heard at said hearing, taxes within the district; and WEBELIEVEIF providing for severability, exclusion of By order of the City Commission the City of Sanford, Florida. SOMEONE HAS AN from the Seminole County Code, and H.N. Tamm, Jr. INVESTMENT an effective date. City Clerk IN THEIR FUTURE Said district shall encompass Publish: June 5,15, 1979 THEY WILL DOA BETTER JOB following described areas the of DEK2O Seminole County, Florida: ________________________ HELP USTO HELP YOU That portion of Lake Ridge Park ANNE7TEISIJz1 according to PB 9, Page 69, Public NOTICE OF SHEsSIFF'S SALE Records of Seminole County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Florida (less that portion of Ridge by virtue of that certain Writ of EMPLOYMENT Road lying east of Lot 10, Block 6, Execution issued out of and under 912 French Ave. and Lot 12, Block?.and Block 1, Lots the sea l of the Court of Seminole 1 through 6. - a nd Block 2, Lots 1 County, Florida, upon a final fl3 through 5). ludgement rendered in the aforesaid ArthUr H. Beckwith, Jr., court on the 11th day of April, A. D. Clerk to the Board of 1979, in that certain case entitled, Thinking about that summer I County Commissioners vacation? Get a ..t."r car Blazer Financial Services, In and for Seminole through the classified ads in Plaintiff, .vs. Edgar L. Lemons, County, Florida. todv's rq'*r Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Publish: June 5, 1919 Execution was delivered to me as DEK-33 Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, 323-5774 - I REALTY SUPER 4 BR, 1': bath home in Dreamwold, w-C.H&A, w-w carpet, DR. Fla, Pm., Scr. Patio Ton y Copoila Assoc. Realtor 644. 3 BR, 2 bath split,p!an. FR, Double corner lot. Assumable. 7515 ____________ 21—Situations 1 1IIJlIJ1 I: LOVELY 3 OR, 2 bath home in PInecret with w w carpet, breakfast bar, Fl.. Pm. Dining area! Extras! BPP WARRANT. ED, Just 545.000 1 ----- . . - wor th Paq.. Op..Iga AvaOI, r. - *.' , - -' - - - - - - -. - - . '- -- - - --'--' RON7AGE I I ' 42—lV¼bile Homes -, -. 38O3 Orlando Dr VAS. Ft-iA Financing - _ I"IOSP II At. ._ 1 ACRE WITH 2 BEDROOM MO BILE HOME, WALKING 015 TANCE TO LAKE GEORGE, 26385 ford Ave. 371 0759 - _______________ _____ - LAKE MARY AREA. Corner lot 135*177. Paving, sewer & water. $11500 MLS HOMESITES Hwy. 11-92 Suuth of Sanfo.j Bingo Every Wad. 8 Sat.. Early Birds 7:15p.m. Did you know that your club or organization can appear In this listing each week for only $3.50 per week? This an Ideal way to Inform the public $399; Loveseat 144.958. Uj3, of your club activltle. Ph If your club or organization would Uke to be included' In this listing call: Evening Ileridd _ —- 322.2611 -_ MARINE - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook IsA St , 3:1 5l7 Are you a full time driver with,, --_ '-'. . ., .,,.,, •1 --' .'.--, '- - ..-.--.-. ...-_,_,•-* . 'p • I — I Exterior Cleaning I lawn manI 373 2948 ---- -_- & tree trimming , - 322 55.42 Light Hauling Painting ____________ DANNY'S F'AINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded ___________________ Minor home repairs painting, I I - 66 A Pasture Land -- Pose —.--- cleaning, yard work, pressure Painting by Anthøny Corino in cleaning, windows replaced, I tenor, exterior qualitied in all drop ceilings, etc. Call 834 7117, I pttases Free Est Call 3220011 530pm on ll30afterapm --- I General Home Care English Spaniel pups AKC Champ, blood lint, $ $175 --- Landscaping 5pe,it,st, top SOil & fill dirt. Yard Debris, Trash APpliances& Misc (LOCAL) 319 537 1 ____ B&P Exterior Fuiiqu', & mildew removal Roofs, walls, decks, etc Free Est 3396066. 6688135 65—Pets-Supplies - - manan 1111110 - — GrOOrflIng&Boarng . -.-- -- ANIMAL HAVEN & Cat tiuord,n, bathing, clipping, flea control Pet supplies, dog hou ses, insulated, shacy inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond cages. 377 $15?. -_- _________ DAVES PAINTING Trim your house, $145 I day good paint 8. Ref 83.4 1429 Plumbing Service ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS pars, Lt'ak. Fast Svrvi..e ChQ Cos 3?) 0174. 327 1601 -' 68—Wanted to Buy -- Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Rpfrin at • t anci',c,,pv FREE ESTIMATES 323 871 9 Mowing 32 0098 D&MLAWNCARE Residential & Commercial Home Improvements __________________ 321 0839or901731 00111 collect . I Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 322914 1 Cash 322-4132 -. _________________________ General II WE BUY USED FURNITURE I INSULATION-- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. Cellulose Lowest p1-ices. Call nilure Salvage. 3325121. - -' ~ -_- Pastureforpeni Sanford area, 5'5me. 83$ - - Lawn Service - ____ --- -- I essmaking __________________________ -- MOWING 8. LANDSCAPING 323 1881 free Estimate MEINTZEP TILE New or repair, leaky showers our 327.2255 H's like pennies ;r;rnheaven when you sell "Don't Needs with a want ad I ' - = Lawn 8. cr,.iltv 35 .rc F.r, 86 9 FILL DIRT I TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy -- CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODEL.ING 8. REPAtR 5.0 BAt INT & ASSOC 3278665 Lawn Maintenance I Eves after 61 weekends - - Concr,'te work Patios. side a,ill',. Orivt'w,,yS free Es itiat,' C ill Mr Taylor 322 8545 Beauty Care . 2927 Hwy.17.92 Sanford, FIa. 3777) fte ___________________________ __________________________ part time car? Our classifieds are loaded with good buy for you. & Accessories TOM CAIAINE IS 323 0479 a r S 30 8 yrs exp Patios. Driveways etc Wayne Deal. 327 1371 ceramicTlle _____________________________ - Improvè'iiienF I Man, quality ojwratson I AFRICAN VIOLETS T LJiJJIHUhuuuutu$u1Uuuusuuuuuuss.ss. I ((ii rC(' ',t ' The Greenhouse DEPARTMENT Rb _1111111110 MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0691 ----------_ one (305) 862•3363 I PAINT HG, (ARF'ITNTRY AI,,n' Appli,tnces Refrigeration A C Repair L.(efl5ed 3230039 62—Lawn-Garden Glenn A. Blackmore • Registered Real Estate Broker CLASSIFIED I I KEPIMORE WASHER- Parts Service, Used Machines. __ Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co., Inc. P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood, Fla. 32750 - ______ Appliances matching end tables $79 Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 So. of Sanford. 322 5721 7202 FrenchAve. - . get results Guitars, Drums, Banios, Corn plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Bali's Disc Center Inc.. Rain or Shine • Sale on Property • Under Tent For Plats • Brochures • Information Is ' -- - Plantation Estates • 49 Parcels • Zoned Al • Road Frontage 107 Acres • 1-5 Acre Tracts • (1) 6 Acre R-3 Apt. Site • 4 Lakefront • Only minutes to Orlando • Deland • New Smyrna • Daytona Beach LOCATION: 1-4 to Deltona Exit • Turn right • Go 1/2 mile to Mansion Blvd. • Follow signs TERMS: $500.00 Down Sale Day • Financing Available 10% Discount for Cash • $400.00 Drawing Meetings Business . 7:30 1st Tues. -- - Home The sooner you pI,ice your classified ad, bite soont'r YOU will 7 pc dinettes, 169.95 & up. Ref. 5508. u. El. stove, $608. up; full size draperies, $108. up Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 So of 55—Boats Saturday • June 9th • 11:00a.m. Inspection June 2 • 3 • 7 • 8. 1 •6 p.m. Chaper 30 - new. -------- AUCTION VETERANS - ____ 59—Musical Merchandise DISABLED AME RICAN . -_ Call Carl Harris at SEARS Sanford 327 t/ll -- 52—Appliances - NOTICE r 550m) Central Heat & Air Coed Free Est S pc BR suite new, $239. S pc. LII _ MULTI-FAMILY . . 76 M,ilit,u, load,'tI A55 I'M, etc 53.000 or t,,-st otter 121 4947 er Air Conditioning __________________________ Beds, Dbt motel box springs & mattresses $30 set Sanford Auction 121$ S. French, 373 7310 KUtjUN ACREAGE _____ - MECHANIC, CARPENTER, YARD TELEPHONE 32? 2968 - [II 121 k _____________________ 11111111111 --- Pc. NEW coffee table with 2 ' SI ,iX)) ',ti your, I 51—Household Goods Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy. N. C. 28906 inslwctinn ottO Place ,_ ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $73.95 ea. r.u••u.uu.ussg.s..r —m...uU.pp..u.up..uj 173-6061 or eves. 323-05)7 i You . -- 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford --_ Good Sanford, 3278121. Free listing BROCHURE write: INC. REALTORS $306$33or339-4711eves. New - S ASSORTED TOOLS FOR SALE 45-A--Out ofSlate Prope rty -_ . Sanford 321-0702 - - 43—Lots-ACreage ' I 1970 Dodge pick up With acnor -tog) 322 ill ctassiti,'d ad. the sooner you get, reul'c '68 VW Bug Good lnectia,iical (0110 61.000 rn Best otter ill 1661. 3175536 ONE OWNI..R 323 1173 - air cond $ I 700 The sooner 1-I Dodge F'ikup . - - ______ _-- BROKER -___Aft.His.332 7643, _In4869 ------ - , F 1489 after 5 p 1912 Ford F' U 1' lOt) I'S. PB Auto, w caiiiper top& CU $lS000r best otter 32) w L i ld ' l e , lusli NICELY WOODED HOME SITE ON PAVED ROAD, AREA OF Peg. Real Estate Broker -.. I'" tianr,'l Executive desk, chair, credenza perfect cond $800. for all Saxon photo copier, $700. Hammond orgat,, $150. Portatil,' tiumiciifier, $75. Firm on ,,lt prices C,iIl 834 410$ after 6 p ni & weekends 631 Oakhurst St. SEIGLE R REALTY BATEMAN REALTY " 'I Must,,ni: Mark I 351 Cleveland 4 79—Trucks-Trailers ! Sport Coupt' 23.0(83 nit A(.. AM FM S_I 509 or t,r",t otter in 7913 after BlAIR AGENCY 323 iB66or 3?) 1710 . Altamonte Spqs AND LAKE GEORGE. ONLY $6,900 NICE CORNER LOT, WALKING DISTANCE TO LAKE MON ROE, PAVED ROAD, CITY WATER, $7.000. TWO TO CHOOSE FROM. - -- 19/$ Toyota Corolla SP Motorcycle Insurance - NICE HOMES ONLY 15.500 Owner holding. Beautiful 2 BR. bath, carpeted, C H&A. new app)., screened porch, carport Large utility bldg Fish & Swim in the great St. Johns plus tennis & swimming poot. You won't be lieve it. $73 50<) - I - UW Good dependable trans New nspfiction sticker $550 322 8528 ti,'?ween 8 .i m & 6 p m WILSON MAIER F URNITURI' 1WY SELL tRADE lii 315 E F inst SI. - 372S672 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323 5200 wheels, taring, dry,' shatt. 59 ml per gal $1,100 32) 0039 - I ACRE NEAR CRESCENT CITY See our beautiful new BARRING TON w lap siding & shingle roof - Top For Short bed truck 3228545 NICELY WOODED DUPLEX tOT ON A CORNER NEAR DOWNTOWN '°°- 1973 (hey Caprice V 8. I'll. PS. - ----. ' C.irtt Very good monO 5)900 Call 32) 7198 Yamaha DOHC 750. mag ____ ACRE ON A HILL. LAKE COUNTY, ZONED MOBILE HOMES, NEAR WEKIVA RIV ER ONLY 58.900 --- _ 78-4W,torcycles - AC, radio CU ____ _ 75 PlYMOUth - ._ .-____. or Oak oow front chinas. $175 while they last Sa,itord Auction, 1715 5 French 8ve 3?) 1340 ROAD $18.000 LAKE COUNTY I ---_-.__ AM FM Stereo & (I i'i-iri I'll 66 40 ' - $2195 -- - - - From SlOto 150 Call 322 1621. 322 1460 ___________________________ Ask mod IVY? Mercury Marquis PS BUY Jljt'Jt( CAPS - Wrangler Jeans Sale $1099 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Ave 32? $191 WITH BOAT DOCKS AND RE CREATION ONLY $17,900 - - FORREST GREENE M. Unsworth Realty - red, blue shag, 17 50 sq yd Sanford Auction, 1215 S French Ave3237340 - _______________ -" - ACRE, TALL TREES. PAVED LAKE SYLVAN AREA. 100*140. Trees. $7,000 I -- - 323-2222 - UUUUUUI . 138,800. Block home on I acre in the country. 142,500. 327 7195 2565 PARK health. Radiator repair & car ______________ -. Carpet - tires. gd 139 3990 iit'e, 8319993 BOLSTERED WITH VALUES THE WANT AD COLUMNS - 78 Polo Wgn 6cyl auto PR , PS Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment - 3225990 -- Herald Classified Ad Call 322 2611 For sale by owner, 3 OR, I': ft. Multiple Listing Service our lot or yours. Wild to Suit FHA.VA.FHA 235 12.45 ' p home Assunlabie mortgage. OwnerRealtor Assoc. (904)7360383. clean. Exc. location, good accis. ' '77 Cd items With a , ., KICK THE STORAGE HABiT Sell thsoc usefu l. no longer ARE BUDGETS WEKIVA RIVER Deltona'- Swimming pool. 2 full tiaths, FIa, Pm., DR.? large BR, $28,500. - ' , Cash t or your tot! Will build on your tot or our lot, V Enterprise, Inc Med&inç,, Realtor 644.3013 322- 2420 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Owner must sell or trade due to trees, city water & William $11,500. , 77—Junk Cars Removed 322 719S Maticzowski Realtor. 322 7983 .._ 8. attached garage highlight this HOME. 2 acres located on spring fed lake in the mountains of N. Carolina. $11,900. - I Furniture for Sate . i ROM -_ immaculate - - - ow Down Payment Sanford's Sates Leader 2544 S. French Ave. 332.0231,373.7)73,322- 0779- - ... -- SLIM - REALTORS 113 : Bunk Beds & Mattresses. good cond. $100 I A 78s13 new tires, % /AF HA-235-Conv. Homes LEADER! WE" IST 8. SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. I' tairts, Cute 3-1 wIg. yd. & plenty Of shade, storage galore, quiet but easy access to 1.4 8. down. town areas. Unexcelled value. 1 jj' hunte : JOHN KRIDER ASSOC, 107W Commercial Phone 327 7881, Sanford - - REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR . 43—Lots-Acreage Large lot sewer. W . Garnett White Peg. Real Estate Broker REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA5TES JOIN tN1ORD'S SALES ALL FLORIDA REALTOR IL 1 FIR, I bath house completely renovated, over sized tot Owne,- ho ld mortgage 911 Elm 327 2780. JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home on nice corner lot with DR. front & rear porch, fireplace. cathedral ceilings & More! Only $22,000! $35,000. Col College Studentsdesiring yard 41—Houses _______ ''c,)AY T3NA AUTO AUCT 1 0 +l.sy 9 2 I mile west of Speedway (\iytona (teach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Fuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It's the only one in Florid,i You set the rfiseryed price Call 9 155 A31 1 for further details yl Auto AC PS, Custom interior Must tiltS week $3400 321 5234 ______ - t ____ . 1.60 322 1144 after I P rn . __ -- - '16 Dodge Vail, 6 S0—MAscellaneous for Sale , LO,Idt'd 18 rn gal Family or I. car $900 271 6 79 _____________ For Estate, Commercial & Res, 754-Va ns Licensed Mortgage Broker "The butler did it, but they didn't press charges because good help is so hard to find!" JUST MAXE PAYMENTS--'69 t' 7$ models C.II 339 9100 or 831 46 05 (Dealer) 70 (tiryler 9 pass wagon New ire',, r ebu It motor. extra clean '., 2323 So U.S. 1 Titusville, FL - OWNER HEADING for moun. - 2½ acre tracts zoned agni. 85.250. Good terms, owner holding. Y.nted - _________________________ -. STAC KHOUS E MORTGAGE CORP. &Much More! BPP WARRANT ED. Only $35,900! ------ dential Aucton & Appraisals. Call Dells Auction 323 5620 FOR ANY PURPOSE NOAPPL'CATION FEES APPLICA1 ION BY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE I 800432100? THROUGH APRIL. 1979! FUTURE HOME OR SUMMER 3 OR 11/2 b, partial carpeting, range, ref. Corner lot. $35,000. - 72—Auction TO iS YEARS REPAY range oven on full standard range, 19. ref. & ow, exc. closet space. Priced right, won't last! 131.500. Sanford "i' --- - 11 VW Colciar new enone. $ 1250 7?Cac, Coupe. excel coon RN gas. $1150 Flaha, real Sharp $ 9(1) Call 3 23 0777 Will swap late model car or truck for equity n your home, acreu.' or building lots Call 798 0917 or 799 1486 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL OVER $4 MILLION IN SALES FIRST TIME OFFER 3 OR, 2 full baths, spotlessly clean, step saver kit. w.eye level micro Sanford Av~ e n joy -' 70--Swap & Trade $4,000 to $100,000 FANtASTIC 4 BR, 2 bath re modeled home in Pine Heights with C HIA, w.w carpet, eat-in kit., Fla. Pm., Fenced yard on U U U I U Olos 9+ full power Tie & telescope c!,'pr fig rice, ri runs spi'cton F .c,'llen' fires I. looks goon $500 or traOC tor crn,- ,- or i,,rqpr mntnrcyclp 323 4801 bef o re A a m or after 8 p rn .'tc Paying $18 & up men's, 5.8 & up womens class rings Also buying wedding bands. sterinq & ,in mark ed gold Any rood 6782232 SECOND MORTGAGES I 'j4I:l4lI[i 1 2621 S. - I STENSTROM Branch Office - Night Land Sales $600 per week possible. Work part time. Ex. penanced only. Please reply - - Day or REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 8623455 327.1959 rate loan at 157 mo, 2nd mtg. negotiable. 373-6225. Do AVON 4. You keep our business Prospering by supplying us with TEMPER AGENCY hood. hood. My equity & assume low 3079fordeta lls. work and maintenance. HOLLYWOOD (UFL) Pat carnation, Ford will come back Couple" and "California — Call 323-030r.0197. AAA Paulsen, who lost his campaign as yogurt. Suite." for the presidency in 1972 to "Some people think Ronnie Between tours he lives on a 24—BusiflessOppo,junjtjes -Richard Nixon, will sit out the Reagan has a chance. I say he's 300 acre ranch along the 1950 election unless he Is a man for the 8(t, the iBIOs. Russian River in Northern NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. 010 IN ONE OF SANFOROS drafted by a grass roots Every morning when he gets up California where he grows wine BUSIEST AREAS groundswell of support from the he runs to the window and grapes. inventory & fixt ures total" more great unwashed. hollers, 'The British are than asking Price. No reasonable He is tempted to run for the offer refused, Callus today. ThIs Paulsen, Jaundiced In outlook coming! The British are presidency next year because sale for health reasons, and shifty of eye as ever, coming!' he genuinely believes he would and I have levied upon the following believes it's possible to unhorse "But Ronnie's in good phyal- gplie a good president. As Ii YU r.,,iv ..s., LijFNiiIi REALTY WORLD. .4.errlh ,nn..-h, . i..,, "' "r Edgar " "' '' uy i rv-' President Carter next year. He cal condition. He can declare founder of the STAG (Straight SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA L. Lemons, said property being Is sure, however, that none of war Just as well today as he Talking American Govern. PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS located in Seminole County, Florida, Pile Number 79.75.CP more particularly described as NAME STATUTE the prospective candidates has ever did. ment) party, Pat thinks of IN TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: follows: RI: ESTATE or shown good early foot. "John Connally of Texas may himself as "a common, or- GEORGE Notice is hereby given that the One 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, W. BROWN, a-k.a 1(1 The saturnine comedian, who not make It. He had an accident dinary, simple savior of GEORGE WAYNE BROWN 3) 7-door, white- blue in color ID N. undersigned, pursuant to the : "Fictitious Name Statute", Section 1H57H3B109010 slouched along the hustings the other day when he ran into America's destiny." The Real Estate Agency Deceased being stored at Ratllff 1. Sons In $65.09, Florida Statutes, will register eight years ago, thinks Califor- himself changing parties. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sanford, Florida. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION REALTORS His stand on the war on nia's Governor Jerry Brown "Howard Baker might have All Interested persons are hereb y and the undersigned as Sheriff of In and for Seminole County, Florida, 24351 yS. French Ill 92) Sanford may have the best shot. been a good prospect but he poverty Is simple: "Shoot 400 required to file in the estate of Seminole County, Florida, will at upon receipt of proof of the " publication of this notice, the fic. 11:00 A . George W. Brown, M. on the 6th day of June, ak-a George "Jerry is giving Carter an supported Nixon right to the beggars a week." titious name, to wit: GEPPETTO'S, IWayne Brown, Deceased, A. D. 1979, offer for sale and sell to Image problem," Pat opined, end which proves he was born On sex education he says, Number 79.70-CP, now beingFile ad. the highest bidder, for cash, subject located at 430 E. Highway 436, ' "He flew off to Africa with without a brain. "I'm opposed to sex education ministered in the Circuit Court, to any and all existing liens, at the Casseiberry, County of Seminole, of Florida. Linda Ronstadt to attract at"Teddy Kennedy hasn't made in schools. Let kids today learn Probate Division, in and for Front (West) Door 34 the Seminole State 'uifo.'d. GF1CiOUS living from That the parties interested in said t$ Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, tentlon. Now l bear Carter ls up his mind. He can't decide ttwherewedid — inthegut- County Court House, Post Office Florida, the above described W. bus Iness are as follows: Geppetto's, I weekly. Utilities included. 300$. Oak, 322-9633 141.7163, Inc., a Florida Corporation 100 going to Africa and he's taking whether to run for the ter." Drawer "C", Sanford, Florida, sonal property, percent. __ --------________ 32771. That said sale is being made to Kate Smith along, Paulsen entered the New presidency or to give pompous Room For Rent Dated at Cas$elben'y, Seminole WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE satisfy the terms of said Writ of "Of course, Brown said he lessons to the Pope. He can talk Hampshire primary in 1972 on FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Execution. With Kitchen Privileges County, Florida, MaV II, 1919. 3223927 GEPPETTO'S, INC. and Linda didn't do anything in for hours on subjects nobody the Republican ticket the NOTICE: (1) All claims o.demands John E. Polk, By: -5 Peter B. Thorniey, Sheriff Africa. But that's not news. He cares about. Democratic ticket was crowded against th estate of the decedent, or Spring is here and it's a good time be forever President and (2) Any Seminole County, doesn't do anything with her In opposing Nixon, Ashbrook objection bybarred, "The American people have to choose a new home from the an Interested person PubIiih. MAY 22. 29, June 5, 12, 1979 Florida P.QU of our classified ads. that challenges the validity of said Publish: May 15,22,79, June 5, 1979 DEJ-106 California either. finally figured out Harold and MeQusky. He won't admit he was decedent's will, if any; the DEJ.57 "If Linda and Jerry move Stassen. He announces his I of the Personal into the White House, it will be candidacy and gives his conces- defeated, choosing Instead to Qualification Representative; or the venue or UISIIIIIUU•U..UUU..uUu.suu..su.g the second time in a decade that slon speech at the same time. I say, "I got 1,272 votes, one jurisdiction of said Court, or be FICTITIOUSNANI U Notice is hereby given that we we U barred. the oval office will be filled with tried to get him to run on the percent tI the total. l spent only forever UNI=PAK CORP. al Dite of first publication of Notice engaged in business at 101 Hig hland U U ticket with me in 1972 but he $8000 on the campaign. recording equipment. of Administration June 5, 1979. St., Altamonte Spgs., Seminole ______ UI "if I'd spent $1 million and Far.• County, Florida, under the fidltig,,s NANCY MA RIE BROWN "A lot of hopefuls are really wouldn't even meet site. He UI Personal Rspre$intativeci said named FINISHING TOUCHES and dull. Take Robert Dull, er, ah, wanted the top spot on the you project the number of votes * MACNIITS that we intend to register said name by the amount spent, I would be estate Dole, for instance. He could ticket." ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, * EQUIPMT FAI1ICATIS/WEEJERS Paulsen, who disappears into going into my third term as REPRESENTATIVE beat Pat Boone in a bland Seminole County, Florida in ac HENRY L. DICUS cordance with the provisions olthe the woodwork between elec- president today. contest. U WILLIAM A. Dicus, P.A. Fictitious Name Statutes, TOWN: * CONVEYOR MECHANICS "Think of the difference It -741 "Gerald Ford isn't Mr. lions, keeps busy touring U Section 855.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Broadway Jilt a Iriag company with goad working U Excitement either. Every time colleges and auditoriums giving would have made if I'd been Box 519. Jodi Colvard CadltlSes 481111 liberal beusffts. Handy location U Dunedin, FlorIda 33528 Donna Esbinsan I see him on the tube I think I've lectures and acting in such elected instead of Nixon. There in LSnSWSSd, Fla. Apply lo: UNI.PAK CORP. Carol Pop. U tel: 113-7333161 U 1831 N. Hwy. 437. Lassuwoad. na. lost the color on my television plays as "The Last of The Red wouldn't have been any Water- Publish: Publish: June 5, 12, 19, 24. 1919; U June 5, 12, 1979 set. If you belic"e in rein- Hot Lovers," "The Odd gate. OEK-30 DEK3I UUIRUUIUISIIIUIU ,AV N U 80—Autos for Sale ______ - ' _______ ---. -----------' MORTGAGES. P. Legg. Lic, Mtg Broker 825 No 1 D Wymore Rd Altamonte 8627193 ANYTIME SANFORD: $28,500. 3 Bdrm., I bath, carport, 'nice neighbor- - - - ",.' , UT Washers, refrigerators. 323 7050 KeIIoqgs Auction & Sold - . . LIKE THE "WIDE OPEN" SPACES? hospital, doctor, wexcellent IJ - 512,500! lice 3 BR. 11 : b, good section. $295 mo. + deposit. 71351 , 5 French (1 192 ) $27,500 * 47-A--Mortgages Bought CAN YOU BELIEVE! 1 BR, 1 bath home in immaculate cond. Small lot with large front & rear porches, DR & 1g. BR! A Buy for The Real Estate Agency , •L I U Wanted Appliances any condition rising your home & credit? I will catch tip back payments & buy _____________ Nulty 3?? 0116 - Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 WORLD. B block nome. L0__tA1,i$i,'1 ft UIJ'VIJIUI $ CASH W ow ' Only $37,900! Sanford 321-0702 ((((( )) ') , )) ) . , • - - VVdJII VIM 'In Need of Repairs 323 8188 Eves nice lot! BPP WARRANTED, 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford trees, walking distance to stores, schools & bus. Nice neigh. borhood. All this & CH & CA. $41,500. 1 --.' a AHOUSE WANTED. • * jrz, *# 4 NEW BEDROOM,? BATH CR0 CKETT LOG HCME, CENTRAL I AIR AND HEAT, CARPETS, DUE FOR COP °LETION AUGUST 1st. $39,000 2105 Sq. It. of living, remodeled kit distance to n'*.'s D,.I —rwau WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd 3 BEDROOM, 1': BATH,? STORY HOME WITH FAMILYROOM. NEAR DOWNTOWN SAN FORD. $21,900. . ' U U U . New listing Idyllwilde, 4.2 Im maculate home on cor. lot, beautifully landscaped, near golf course & schools. $51,750. - 17 REALTOR, 322 7498 LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE ON OVERSIZED LOT WITH LARGE OAK TREES. PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, ONLY $49.000. RIALION . by Gill Fox II 1 ONLY $37,900 View of Lk. Dupont in Deltona. This 3 BR home in Deltona is 6 yrs. young, CHIA, city water & sewer, with a nice sc. patio. The price is right I $32,500. 24 HOUR lB 322.9283 SIDE GLANCES SPACIOUS 3 BR, 21 : bath, formal dining, carpet, air, private patio w 2 car garage. Lovely club house, pool & tennis. Furn, or unfir BUY THIS 3 BEDROOM BLOCK Seeing is believing. The truly breathtaking beauty of a paradise on earth! We're not exaggerating, just a 15 mm. ride from Sanford & you are trans. poed to WONDER LAND. Let us give you details. $96.500. REALTY I I —Hou - REAL ESTATE - - U U sure to get results)) CallBart INC. REALTOR 323-7832 Eve. 3220612, 322 1587, 322.7177 ****•*** -- P1OMcOWNE'W5 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 SAVE GAS STAY HOME Swim in your own pooi, B•BQ grill waiting for cook out, plenty shade trees & citrus trees. All this and large brick home w 4 BR. 2B, lam. room, din, room, C H&A. Must see. Only $85,000. - ___ - 41—Houses New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to 138.000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2287. -- Candidate U U U U IFIED Jvus - - Comedy I L'i I I& - - U - - Pat Paulsen Says No LL, I. LI ApIs. for Senior Citizens. D'n. town, very clean I roomy. See Deceased HOUR NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Ave. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST MONDAY thru FRIDAY THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum Adults. Studio, Air, ww Sanford OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED carpet, residential area. $139 IN THE ESTATE: mo. 323-8019. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEADLINES that the administration of the estate of MARLON E. LUST, deceased, Noon The DQ Before Publication 32—Houses Unfurnished File Number 79-164-CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole 3 BR 2 bath Air, stove S. refç. County, Florida, Probate Division, Sundaj — Noon Friday the address of which is Seminole Small children accepted. $300 County Courthouse, Sanford, mo. 1st 8. last + security NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Florida, 32771. The personal deposit. 349-5548. The Board of County Com- representative of the estate is 18—IIpbMnted 5—Lost & Found Clean 3 OR, 2 bath, garage, missioners of Seminole County will Valerie Lust, whose address is 1509 Asbury Drive, Orlando, Florida Central Air, fenced backyard. hold a public hearing in Room 203 of Experienced New & Used car get security deposit, $325 mo. $42. the Seminole County Courthouse, 32103. The name and address of the Irish Setter S mo. old female lost ready man. See Mike at Joe personal representative's attorney 8929 or 322-0141. Sanford, Florida, on June 12, 1979 at near Sanford & Mattie Ayes. Creamons. 322.3391 ext. 326. 7:00 PM., or as soon thereafter as are set forth below. Reward. 3236696. All persons having claims or possible, to consider a specific land Real Estate-Sales Manager 33-4iouses Furnished use amendment to the Seminole demands against the estate are on going office with I full time 6—Child Care County Comprehensive Plan, Or. required, WITHIN THREE associates in Sanford area needs dinance 77.25, and rezoning of the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF aggressive sates manager. Must 2 BR, 1'/2bath THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF described property from R.2 One be abtb to recruit, train & be First S. Only child care center open 332.3439 and Two Family Dwelling District to THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk capable of running a 15man Saturday in Sanford BeginC3 General Commercial and of the above court a written office. This position requires a ning June 7. Sanford Early statement of any claim or demand But D.C. Ignored Him Wholesale District. candidate with a strong listing Childcare Center. 322.6645. 34—Mobile Homes they may have. Each claim must be track record and some sales AN ORDINANCE AMENDING In writing and must indicate the Children to keep in my home management experience. Reply ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH basis for the claim, the name and 2 BR Trailer for rent, washer, Day orHight. Hot meals in confidence to Box 22, c.o AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND address of the creditor or his agent air. No children or pets, $200 Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, 322.5015 USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. or attorney, and the amount mo. Inc. utilities + security. 322 Sanford, Fla. NOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Newborn to small infants for 5080. SIVE PLAN FROM MEDIUM DEN. LPN, Ajil time & part time. Appiy the date when it will become due working mothers or short In person Lake'view Nursing Farmer Could Turn SITY RESIDENTIAL TO INDUS. shall be stated. If the claim Is vacations in my home. 322.5547. TRIAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF _center ililtE. 2nd St. 36—Resort Property contingent or unhiquidated, the REZONING THE FOLLOWING Unique Kindergarten for 5 year nature of the uncertainty shall be DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM stated, if the claim is secured, the olds ONLY, this fall. Best Daytona Beach-Hutchison ocean R2 ONE AND TWO FAMILY educational opportunity In this security shall be described. The front Apts. weekly. Call 322-409 REAL ESTATE DWELLING DISTRICT TO C.) claimant shall deliver sufficient area. 3226645. if no ans. (904) 252-9492. GENERAL COMMERCIAL AND copies of the claim to the clerk to CAREER NIGHT Wafer Into Fuel Enroll now-school age childrenWHOLE DISTRICT. enable the clerk to mail one copy to WED., JUNE 6,7:30 PM for summer fun-arts, crafts,. 37—Business Property The North 50 feet of the East 170 each personal representative. By TOM TIEDE and the Alies needed great water for petrol without thi feet & field trips. 323-1424. of Lot 21, McNeill Orange VIII., Come loin us for an Informative All persons interested In the estate amounts of fuel to save the subterfuge being detected. Plat Book 2, Page 101 of the Public evening whether or not you're to whom a copy of this Notice of do baby sitting in my home, For Rent: 2 chair beauty parlor, Andrews agreed to thi Records of Seminole County, Administration has been mailed are Wilt world for Democracy. If licensed. Find out what Real McKEESPORT, Pa. (NEA) day S. evening. 2 & under. $150 mo. with lease Florida, less the right-of-way for Estate is all about. required, WITHIN THREE Once again the world is Andrews was right, the Kaiser condition. He also agreed to usi 323.1332 road. Section 19, Township 21, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Join the winning teamll 549 W. reminded of the fragility of Its could be defeated with rain- sea water the second time. Hi Range 29. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Harold Hall Realty Special Summer program for 6.12 dependence on fossil fuels. Iran water, and every soldier's said his invention was ver Further, the Planning and Zoning THIS NOTICE, to file any objections FRICKES. FRICKE yrs. old including weekly Inc. REALTOR, MLS ASSOCIATES swimming, skating, & movies. has cut its oil production. The canteen was a potential "technical," and If one mistaki Commission of Seminole County will they may have that challenge the hold a public hearing in Room 703 validity of the decedent's will, the Realtors 377.5753 322-6645. SANFORD EARLY Oil Producing Sand Exporting gasoline tank. was made "you can't make thi of the Seminole County Courthouse, qualifications of the personal 323-5774 Day or Night CHILDHOOD CENTER. Countries have jacked the price Still, the inventor was greeted gasoline." Sanford, Florida, on June 6, 1979 at representative, or the venue or of crude by 15 percent. In the with skepticism instead of ERA. Jessop and Admiral Burd 7:)0 P.M., or as soon thereafter as jurisdiction of the Court. 38—Wanted to Rent 9-4Good Things to Eat to review, hear comments ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND U.S., President Carter is interest. He drove to the New were certain there was nc possible, and make recommendations to the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Nurses aides. Full & part time decontrolling prices of York Navy Yard in a possibility of deception the Board of County Commissioners on WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Single garage for private tool & U- Pick Black Eye Peas. $5 bu. Call Exper. nec. Apply, in person the above captioned ordinance. Date of the first publication of this Herbert Russell 332.7238 for turn. storage. Own insurance. domestic crude. Rationing Is an "wuterpowered" Packard, and second time around. And b Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. Additional information may be Notice of Administration: June 5, Information. 323.0106 anytime. increasing prospect. was there given over to the care Andrews did It again. This time obtained 2nd St., Sanford. by contacting the Land 1979. But perhaps all of this worry of Commander E.W. Jessop, he even showed how. He mixed Development Manager at 323-4330, VALERIA LUST 41—Houses Like people, own hours, good pay? 11—Instructions As Personal Representative of could have been avoided. The the senior engineer. Jessop the Navy's sea water with Ext. 306. Try selling Sarah Coventry the Estate of Persons not able to attend the story is told here on the edge of gave Andrews a bucket of chemicals from a small vial. Jewelry and see how rewarding MARLON E. LUST hearing who wish to comment on the NedIepo11istru.tlon It will be. 299.4134. the Monongahela of a man who water, and, cynically, told him And once more the engine proposed Deceased actions may Submit could make fuel from water as to proceed. LET'S BE'b'?I' Ignited, and ran at about 75 written statements to the Land ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Creative Expressions 323.5512 ROBSIE'5 If you weren't looking for a new Development Division prior to the REPRESENTATIVE: long ago as 50 years. That's Andrews produced an empty percent of power. career you wouldn't be reading scheduled public hearing.'Persons GEORGE C. KELLEY, III 18—Help Wanted right: fuel from water. When gallon can, and a small satchel, Jessop was later to tell the appearing at the hearings may P.O. Box 1137 REALTY this ad, and if we weren't looking the man's formula was offered and got into his car. While in Navy Institute that the submit written statements or be Apopka, Florida 32703 for someone to do a lob this ad Typist secretary, Part time, ex. Telephone: 305856.2130 wouldn't be here. If you want the to the powers that be however there, he presumably put the demonstrations were heard orally. perienced 60 wpm, small office Publish: June 5, 12, 1979 opportunity to earn Three to By Order of the Board of County bucket of water In his can and "remarkable." In fact, he Commissioners of Seminole County, DEK-32 the idea was flatly rejected. In Sanford Airport. Start $3.10 Five Hundred dollars a week, The man's name was John mixed it with something from believed that Andrews' syn- Florida. hr. 323-6300. call 1.500-432.8403 anytime for FACTORY WOR KER-Capable of recorded message. Andrews. He was a Portugese the satchel. Then he got out of thetic was even better thaz r' Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING EXCEPTIONALLY NICE 3 BR, 2 learning to blend solvents. In. Clerk to the Board of immigrant and a part-time the car, poured the brew into a gasoline, because it Wv. iess OF PROPOSED. CHANGES AND B. Just listed in the beautiful telligent I flexible. Able to 1 carpenter I carpenter's helper County Commissioners of AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN Mayfair section. This spacious inventor who lived on a modest motorboat engine, and the volatile. He claimed it wouldn't handle 55 gal. drums. 373.1101. wanted for framing crew. 323. Seminole County, Florida DISTRICTS AND BOuHnAlc home has over 1900 sq ft. of 7573 aft. 6. farm to the west of this Pitt- engine was successfully spark until It was mechanically By: Joann K. Hare OF THE ZONING OROINAN ASSISTANT TO MANAGERliving area with large well Deputy Clerk sburgh suburb. In the second started. THE CITY OF Typing, physically fit, flexible. vaporized Inside a carburetor. PubllshMay SANFORD, landscaped yard. Ready to move Por a chreer in Real Estate call FLORIDA, To assist in office I. warehouse. Realty World, The Real Estate Into. Priced at only $67,. decade of the century., a time of Well, Commiuder Jessop was.. ,. But U the boys at the New DEJ.fl4 25 & June 5, 1979 Notice is hereby given that a 3234466 Hurryl Agency June Porzig 323.5.124. uncertainty around the globe, linpressed, but not convinced. York Navy Yard were Public Hearing will be held .t the NOTICE Andrews began telling As he was later to tell it, he did astounded by Andrews' Commission R oom in the City Hail Wanted Milk Maids-milk cows in EXECUTIVE LIVING 4 OR, 28, NOTICE is hereby given that the in the City of Sanford, Florida, at milking parlor, nightshlft. Start fireplace I FR, breakfast rm. & everyone that he could syn- not actually see Andrews process, the federal govern- Board of County Commissioners of 7:00 o'clock P.M. on June 25, 1979, to $24 day + bonus. 4 days on, 2 formal OR, pool w-gazebo thesize gasoline, prepare the concoction. The ment was not. Andrews went Seminole County, Florida, shall at consider changes and amendments daysoff. Call 322.4117 for further entertainment area. Privacy Nobody paid much attention inventor was hidden in the back home to wait for a call from 10:00A.M., or as soon thereafter as to the Zoning Ordinance and the Into. Baker Farms, SR 427, wail, dual sprinkler system. on the 26th day of June, Comprehensive Land Use Plan of Sanford. to the farmer's ramblings, of seat of his car, and it was quite Washington. And when he did possible, $93,500. 1919, hold a public hearing at the the EMP.LOyER City of Sanford, Seminole course. Particularly the U.S. possible that he could have not receive it, he reportedly Seminole County Courthouse, Room County, Florida, as follows: MAID POSITIONexp. LAKE FRONT over 'i acre government. But Andrews merely substituted regular gave up on the fuel Idea and 203, Sanford, Florida, to consider the WAYS WE CAN preferred. Apply In person. A portion of that certain property beautifully wooded building site of the following ordinance: lying between West 251h Street and Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center, wrote letter after letter to of- gasoline for the bucket of turned to other maters adoption on paved street. City water. HELP EACH OTHER An ordinance relating to specified Santa Street and between 950 Meilonville Ave. $10,000. ficials of his adopted nation, water. I. We have applicants. (synthetic rubber, for one areas of the unincorporated Aven ue and. French AvGrenada en ue is and eventually his persistence So Jessop called for another thing). territories of Seminole County, proposed to be rezoned from MR-1 2. A COLORFUL FUTURE COUNTRY BARGAIN 2 BR, workYou have the jobs, Florida; creating the Lake Ridge (MultIple. paid off. In 1916 the Navy test the following day. This time Andrews did make some reluctantly agreed to allow the he asked Rear Admiral G.E. additional demonstrations. But man to demonstrate his Burd to be a witness. He also only for friends and neighbors. process. demanded that Andrews mix Today John Andrewa is long The timing of the demon- his ingredients Inside a pre- dead, and his surviving family stratton could not have been inspected room; that way the refuses to talk about him or his better. World War I had begun, inventor could not switch the ideas. Tuesday, June 5, 1979-3B S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FO SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Division Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Apartments Unfurnished Legal Notice - -. - - - Railings Custom built ironwork Window guards, gates etc. Martin's 373 7181, 339 7b93 , 172~~ To List Your Business... D1QI 322-2611 Oi' 8319993 ________________________i �4101— Ev.ning BLON DIE Herald, Sanford, Tuuday,.Jun., 1979 Fl. by Chic Young ( DO.LARS ThAT TLJ2,<ay, Wl4E.J TLJR<EV WA5ECEAUND NTY NTS W-IO WERE I REMEMBER ou Buvwc / 1 it ojis L) P .. I ~W ______ . Ir BEETLE BAILEY by Mort AREN'T YOU AFRAIP TO TALK THAT WAY TO OTTO BEETLE? OUTA THE 'lOLl WAY, • FLEA-BITTEN MUTT! 46 Graduate of Annapolis Doctrine (abbr) 4 Adjoin 47 To be (Lat ) 8 Alphabet 48 Misfortune 12 Cry of 50 Type of poem surprse 52 Lama land 13 Smallest bit 56 Son of Adam 14 Tropical plant 58 Egg on l5 Alley --- 60 Mountain near 16 Fence timber ancient Troy 17 Staff officer 61 Aware of (2 Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS ~~ TkkT6 OUTRAGEOUS!! AA), HIS BARK IS WORSE THAN HIS... BITE 18 Detects Walk r Walke \ - 42 Cruel person 44 Pool Pot( 1 i 2 ILIRIA iii 'DjoTN j I o o i a -i 1 a i p a KE i (jj LINT s T o A W E C SIT 6 I C 0 S R IARR A - irfl N tfó1 Than Mineral. 011 A s u ILliti I — 4 5 6 7 which Ihad surgery a few years ago. This left me with a tight muscle In the rectum and makes elimination difficult. IOI s,jWT by Art Sansom Mi MWE i a 20 23 ' PRACTa,) 27 ' 24 that it is a physic and should not be relied on. It does seem to work nicely thought. 28 29 30 33 34 37 4 1-7.1 38 36 An 40 ia 39 can be absorbed and act as an natural Wet. If it works well for irritant to the organs In which you, there's no reason that you the mineral oil Is deposited. It shouldn't continue it although I County Administrator Roger Neiswender said the law requires persons storin g more than three gallons of gasoline to get a permit from the county. However, no 32 — — A -- 43 44 and in Jail. Th e practice is potentially hazardous, Kaiser said. also can 42 is being stored in quantities ranging from five gallons to 500 gallons in residential areas in violation of the fire ewe. Penalty for violation is ~unishable by $Wfineor60days well for that in most cases. The them on a regular basis if you problem is small amounts of it can't solve th e problem with a — — 31 35 chemical laxatives the important vita of 47 S 'lila, Ma M t U a. U $ POOR 58 ARCHIE by Bob Montana CENT V" TO RELAX AND WATCH OkAY I'M TIRED OF ITE HL4RlJG ABQJT WEIGHT... DIETS AND WEIGHTS! 58 ———— you The Health Letternumber DEAR DR . LAMB - I have — 128, Laxatives, Enemas and examined my rectum and I feel McCluan, is how to enforce the code. "I know of at least one instance where gasoline is being stored at a home," McCluan said. "We've asked the county attorney's office how to enforce the code," specifically whether warrants are needed to enter a suspect's home or property. tremely explosive.' Iii' told of an incident in north Florida recently where gasoline, stored adjacent to a home, exploded. "All that was left of the home was its concrete slab," Kaiser said. Kaiser recommended that no permits for over three prov ision for ventilation or allowing for the release of pressure." An explosion from a cup 01 vaporizing gasoline is about the same in intensity as an explosion from three sticks of dynamite," Kaiser said. gallons Ix- issued. For thosestoring even three gallons, lie advised that the fuel be kept ina *'approved safety can" ill it well ventilated area and "iiot inside I dwelling.- .. Our department mll be investigating the calN." Kaiser said. "We will be enforcing tile lit%% to eliminate the hazards in residential areas," said Newswender. Assistant County Attorney Bob MeMillan said he will Ixresearching the issue. County Commissioners Tuesday, after hearing a report from Kaiser, instructed him to prepare a letter for Chairman Bob French's signature to be sent to (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I 1 Nil For Wednesday, June 6, 1979 ___ by Howie Schneider 10MCU-N-Y Hi 7HERE FOR 1% 5UG ___ A LOT June6, 19,79 For Ii WIN SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don't let an old grudge with producer, not a shirker. GEMINI (May 21-June ()) a co worker precondition yo ur You may not work well under thin king today. His or her by Al Vermeer MAKING A MAJOR MOVIE ABOUT \ SOMEONE WHO'S - I _____________ I WEIGHT.' 11 11 1 ¶A I _______ ST1.1 REALLY 41 1 4 -•.. a a 'Ir BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahl ' ØOXlN 6L.OY5 ARE OFT EF400ÔH O CICERO WON'T 6ET HURT U'IN ,_-------_.., . (C<EM' ',_- YL.VØTg! 'lH7) iyt.i_poya x ____ IT: / I - . .. .. -. Herald Staff W riter 10 5 2 EAST WEST a of clubs fit order to protect his spade nine whereupon nuinth and Cintron claim there are already 150 members. Any • 53 , A 88 5 •9432 AJ3 •Q9874 SOUTH •AJ8 A Q 44! •KQ •K6 Vulnerable: Both CANCER (June 21-July 22) extra effort today if you hope to Keep a low profile socially achieve an important goal. today and, above afl,deer clear Your chances are good, but of cliques. Don't let another you'll have to work at It, involve you in petty politics. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Well-formulated plans should LEO (July 23-Aug. Z&t It's not be altered. Stick to your posstbleyoucouldbea bi tmore original blueprints even though restless than usual today and you may e faced with an make changes just for the sake unexpected of change. Think your moves West North Emit South ree spade tricks and the chance to get rid of a club. A PUS 2V PUS Pass 1 Pass 4' Pass I club play makes South's king good and a diamond lead gives South a ruff and discard. Opening lead: #A . ASk j the A Missouri reader asks what is meant by an inter- . ask city officials to reject a white woman recommended by the Seminole Joint Tenants Council to fill a vacant seat on the Sanford housing Authority Board. get 500 gallons of gasoline to person55oroveroranyveteran Agriculture Committee. The committee is reviewing honorably discharged from the an amendment to the food service, regardless of age, eligible for membership, he stamp law that would restore provision allowing said. The group Is sched uled to the hold its next meet ing at 10 am. ded uction of medical and dental June 13 at the American Legion expenses from household in. come in calculating food stamp building. Veterans and senior citizens eligibility. Such deductions share a collective list of con- were stricken from the law on cerni, Cintron said, and a "We' re going to mount a lobby group to address those concerns is a logical step. He campaign on that right away. If said veterans and the elderly those medical deductions are have been the most under- taken away, a lot of elderly represented groups in the neople are going to be hurt," country and, as a result, they Cintron said. He sa id the campaign will have been "ripped off" include letter-writing, phoning politically. He said politicians con- and "whatever else can be d e Blacks Davis recorded the vote count and did not permit a protest ,. side blacks today said they will 44 J. . - -, " , motion. Mrs. Wvche further -\ • , / . -......I '! ' " - was taken, chairman Davis ' recorded the vote as 20-to-5 in favor. But Mrs. Wyche said that vote was incorrect and that, in fart, a majority of those __ ____ .... ' . ''('IIF tiI1UCS bins actually voted against recotn men di ng Miss Buratti. On i'uday, Mrs. Wyche said site notified city manager Warren E. Knowles that there Council. Mrs. Wychc, a former position's to Miss Buratti's On Monday, the Tenants chairman of the Tenants appointment. A petition bearing Council held a special meet ing Council, said the current more than 50 names of west side and selected Ten Buratti from chairman, Mrs. Aurdella residents supporting her Redding Gardens as the person Davis, nianipulated time voting charges will be submitted to tiir to be recommended to the city and (11(1 not allow into rty commission at its regular commission for appointment to no:mlinatioim all the miaxmmes. Mrs. mimecting Monday night, Mrs Wycite said site had wanted to Wvche said. Brown's unexpired term. 20 be considered For time Authority however, a group of some If 'len had won time election the city's west Board position but was ex- fair and square I could have residents from . .. . 1 . —. present at tile Monday meeting Zoynne Mae Davis was named to fill Coibert's position, but a recommendation on Brown's replacement was delayed pending the recommendations of the board and tile Tenants spokesman for tile dissenters. would be "cotisi(leriible of)- .: . charged that chainuan Davis never provided written notice to Tenants Council niemnixi s of the special meeting, as required by council bylaws. Mrs. Wyche said when the vote to approve Miss Buratti City Commission meeting, Mrs. said, will be the House sistently have neglected efforts done" to persuade the cornto ease the tax strain placed on mittee to approve the amendelderly citizens living on fixed ment. Future activities of the incomes and time plight of organization, he said, will focus returning vets, "When a couple who have on voter registration, "Come July," he said, "we're worked hard all their life retire and then can't afford to pay the going to have busloads of people taxes to keep their home, it's a at the courthouse waiting to disgrace. When a veteran who register." By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ..... . Two seats oil tile board begin lobbying efforts Immediately. The first target, be Sio raciaI discrimination, a group of west became open Following the resignation of member John Colbert on May 7 and the death of mmiemnber George Brown on 1ziy 21. At the May 30 Sanford organization was founded fast Also-thlslsnotagoodtimeto is closed. experiement with untested CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. procedures. How to get along 19) For one who usually deals with other signs is one of the with life realistically, your sections you'll enjoy in your practiclality could desert you new AstroGraph Latter. Mall today, involving you in $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. something both complicated Box 489, Radio City Station, and illogical. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. birth sign. Charging ',. - Florida. In addition, he said, 17 South could have run ot all his trumps. On t he last trump lead West would have been forced to blank his ace South could make his club king good. The trouble with that play is that it would fail if East held the club ace. Expe rt South finds a neat safety play to Insure the contract. When he leads a spade he plays the eight, not the jack. Now West is endplayed. A spade lead gives South • Q 1097 __ "They'd have to come to us if percent of the nation's senior million votes, probably a Cintron is the principal Veterans majority," Cintron said. organizer of United Cintron said the group will and Senior Citizens, Inc. The Wp-A produces tile ace. •K642 K 1085 • 10 7 ... - they wanted to be elected, citizens live in this state. Together, the veterans and "Even If one third of those persons over 55 represent a majority of voters in this combined voters didn't vote, we'd still have more than two state," said George Cintron. vening bid. Usually an overcall, it is ARIES(March 21-April 19) through before going off on bid inserted while the oppota ngents. Tread warily in joint ventures Here is another bad luck nents are bidding along on VIRGO (Aug. 23&PI. 23) today. Surface conditions may hand for the ordinary their merry way. ''51'1'E i:NT}:lmI'Hisi ASSNI Instead of looking for your appear calm, but unusual declarer. friends' faults today, look for undercurrents could lead to West falls to open a spade, (Do you have a question for develonents. their virtues. but starts by leading ace and the experts? Write "Ask the TAURUS tApril 20-May 20) another diamond, South Experts," care of this newspaJIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be doubly tactful in important draws trumps, leads a spade per. Individual quesIons will Normally you're willing to one-to-one relationships today. from dummy and finesses be answered of accompanied the Jack. West takes his by stamped, sell-addressed share fully what you have with Do nothing erratic that could others, but today you be a upset so meone whose Spades fail to break so South ing questions will be used nj trifle too self-serving for your assistance you need at this must lead a club toward his this column and will receive _ rrpyg AREYOU'5URE mee BRIDGE 5-5 NORTH presstwe today, so try not to methods may be superior, but ll never know if your mind leave tasks to the last minute. you' 'PRISCILLA'S POP IN .i'04v AF oLd(I In Electi*on Di*spute _________ _ T- •f'.i ,. ..; . coalition. of your beat efforts. Be a / By W. _ •--' . man trying to form such a than one million veterans in trifle heavier this coming year roles were reversed, but the rewards will be worthy o .... 1 .... ' Clout market. They contain an inert see a physician. work is concerned may be a you 'd like to be treated if the I' •11., .' newspaper, P0 Box 326, San probably have hemorrhoids. Sometimes they protrude and Antonio, TX 78292. you can feel them and at other Metamucil Is one of several t im es they do not. Regardless of bulk laxatives and is not what it Is, anyone who has a necessaril y any better than mass in that area and doesn't not at the expense of others. Demands on you where your Treat your associates the way K ' ,.., receive proper medical care, it's a disgrace," Cintron said. A coalition of veterans and "Those are the kind of t hings senior citizens would have we are going to try and correct enough political clout to play by pooling our votes for canthe deciding role in an y future didates who will represent us." SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be your own person today but YOUR BIRTHDAY KESD Kaiser said some persows are burying 55-gallon drums : evenlope for it. Send your By BERNICE BEDE OSOL EEK & MEEK can be fatal." ... : I avoid. Other readers who want be there. Is this normal? I've HOROSCOPE Asked how someone a storage tank lit his vard, McCluan said, bv trans po rting it in his car five-or-lO-gallons at a tune, creating another hazardous situation. —DONNA F.S'I*F-S ' ". Vote Bias Claimed a long, stamped, self-addressed for years. _____ public safety director also warned of the dangers of siphoning gasoline, saying "only it few drops in tile lungs . basic information on which of almost covers the rectum and these products you should at — this issue can send 50 cents with had trouble with constipation 1 The homeowners' associations in the county warning of the hazards involved in improperly storing gasolin e. Kaiser said his office has received anon)7nous calls Suppositories, to give you some a mass that seems to be flesh. It 66 POPULATION UDtE, of gasoline lit their baCK yar(ts, according to anonymous Form Lobby laxatives either. I'm sending — — Law complaining that gasoline is being stored in residential softeners which you could use ———— 65 OVERWE/6H7 RE 60 torage permits will be issued, he said. Vets, Elderly just a little more natural. I don' t recommend chemical as well if you really need them . 59 Gas S force There are such things as stool 53 54 55 62 — — 84 THE _______ COJCLUSIVELY•• NEWS PROGRAM' 52 . THAI HAVE SHOWN EAR. -0 MY FAVOR YOUR, 57 61 — — — I'M JUST GO FRED, 50 51 — ___________________________ 6 -. - - - _ - it leaking through. — — 48 49 — there'sa little social problem of seems — — — — To En must mins and minerals. Then fiber in your diet. To me it — — 46 — 48.280)—Price 15 Cents say that I 'm a little partial to the idea of your using cereal interfere with absorption 45 ounty sections of the Unincorporated areas of Seminole County. But it doesn't know how. Not yet at least. Co unty Commissioners were told by Public Safety Director Gary K aiser on Tuesday that complaints from anonymous persons have come to his office that gasoline soften the stool. It worked very there's really no harm in taking — Herald— (USPS Can Be Found The county would like to call a halt to the "potentially or cereal not Way C Usually you can get the same ecommend it anymore. The so-called bulk laxatives, Originally it was not thought to of which Metamucil is one, are — 25 — — — Legal to does act as a stool softener and be absorbed and was used to K)3OJ HJ P.P 21 seems which If which swells when moist, adding bulk to the diet. The moisture that it retains substance can help people who have also drink fruit problems in elimination in juices. What I would like to conjunction with hemorrhoids know is, Is it Safe to take or of complications Metamucil every day? I'm told hemorrhoids. I 18 PM&Y. WT 10 6WUA 17 — — L natural stool. I 11 Evening I I 22 10 71 st Year, No. 249—Wednesday, Juneó, 1979— 6,19 79— Sanf ord, work fine and gives me a 14 16 Dr. mineral oil Lately I've been introduced tO Metamucil d i Lamb I doesn't seem to do what it used to and my stool is too soft and sometimes shredded. _______ 15 the However, 1111eril I — — — — — 13 U been taking mineral oll most of l my life. Iamfl.Ihavepilesfor IFIuPI titR in your diet. The bran cereal fiber swells when it's DEAR READER Many moistened and acts as a bulk docto rs used to recommend additive. m in eral oil but most of us don't 8 19 — — I have DEAR DR. LAMB ITEtI 35 Midwest city 57 Conjunction 59 Diamond (abbr association 9 Cover eyes 13 12 0 THE BORN LOSER MWO Y]iJI ifSIiiE 20 Prop 82 Coffin stand i o ó o 22 Actor Sparks 63 Aura P ANS W( I I t!I1S 2 23 Ireland 64 Never (contr.) ID Cipher 38 Actress 25 Conjunction 65 Sown (Fr) Southern 27 Sew 66 Female saint 11 Ovule 19 Allow 30 Walking (abbr,) 40 Ascetic 2 1 Chani'el sticks 4J Same (prefix) 24 River in 33 Tax agency DOWN 45 Of God (Lat) Europe (abbr) 26 Short sleep 47 Spooky 34 Executioner in 1 Social club 48 Sacred image 27 King "Mikado (abbr) Mongkuts 49 Path 38 Linn 2 Sabot land 37 Invisible 3 Dawdle 51 Pats emanation 28 Unerring 4 Motion sick 53 Prejudice 39 College 5 Jungle snake 29 Hebrew 54 Blue-pencil athletic group 6 Useful 30 Lathers 55 Weight 41 Mae West 7 Saga 31 Dunce allowance role 8 Motoring Twist about 32 _ 6-5 wds) ____ Cereal Fiber Better OJAIM DIAIMIP Dliii j_ tj (IN ..... uiiuU . _,_,• - I side protested tile action and cluded front consideration by accepted that. But site didn't claimed tile election won by Mrs. Davis. and that isn't rii0it. It isn't fair Miss Buratti was "rigged". So Mrs. Davis today labeled Mrs. to the tenants," said Mrs. there wo uld be a white member W'che's charges "ridiculous," Wyche. of time board. and said the dissenters are housing Authority Director If Miss Buratti were ap- "jtist it bunch of bigots." Toin Wilson said today the pointed to the fiviu-nieniber "We wanted I mixed board, controversy should be settled at READING CAN BE FUN "Reading is FUNdamental," especially when you're all dressed up clowns, these students (from left)—-Michael Lester, Robert Ifill and 11m Edsall—In the (111F) program at Southside Elementary School are being told by their teacher aide, Jeanette Green in top photograph. Below, Superman is the inspiration promoting reading at the Sanford braimeim Authority Board, she would be one that could represent all time a Inter imwettng lie said he Vbihl the only white represen tative. tenents," said council chair, issue Further directives to the library. Checking out the Super Summer 179 program at the library are With Colbert's resignation, and inall I)jlvis. (from left) April Vanscoder, Alex Piquer, Corkey Howland and Dee Dee Ilowland. / ' time appointment of Mrs. Zoynne Chainmmmin Davis said there spelling out time requirements of Davis, time Four current board had been two candidates open meetings, and another members are all black. seeking re'cotmummendatiun frommi election mimay have to be called "It wasn't a fair election and time Tenants Council, Miss for. there are a lot of blacks oil the Buratti and Rev. G. Eubanks. Time housing Authority is west side of town that are mad Eubanks withdrew and Buratti charged with time responsibility about this," said Barbara was chosen by vote, she said. of immonitorüig the six public Wyche, who said she is U But Mrs. Wyche said Mrs. housing projects in the city . .. . . , :, . ".. Tenants Council this week I(ids Taunt Her queen and leads back the 10. envelopes. The most interest-- 0 own good. Don't be stingy. time. king and is down one when copies of JACOBY MODERN.) SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST t a A IT MEANS AVAV9 .W cE JMWN65, ING 1*4* D-FaR , L.00MI~ %, - " cIN6! ! SHRUB! ' IN THE , R6MEMBER, BENEATH THAT 051ME HE ____ _______ ______ ONLY FLESH ____ AP4P Bi.000/ N'T WORRY. CAN TAKE 'IM! LOOMIS' WE -. ______________ STAY ' G(YEHER MY _______ _______ • ______ AIR! __ - ____ _____ _ ______- next Monday night must ap- f Ts TUMBLE WEEDS ' ZOONIES IVS HAUP TO L.I1V SUCñ /1 TINY oPY CAN CONTAIN ) SUCH A M4SSIV 6O. J X SAVOI I: . NOIHIN& DRAWS 114E. Cus1bMRs u MAY Or- $,, i - WrIHA S it. Ti I - • ' . - - ' .IL ____________ - - -. - 5',--- - . . .• I' 0' 1 • I'. ' " ' --'-'- Y' ' • --- ---,--—. •1•-" -. ---. — 0J - ., . "- _______ _____________ _________ -____ '- , '. ' I, -/ ..• I' - -4, , -' - ., funding under the Older - . Casselberry ,;; '0- •-•. Evacuation Site was semiconscious when size heard children's voices. "Please, will you help me," site screamed, She said they laughed, apparently thinking it was a game, and left. The children, size said, would return, knock on the hood, giggle and then disappear. lulow many People heard She said site cried out for rime because I could hear help wimt'n site knew adults them. " could hear her but they She said her kidnappers left tier car in an apartizzent building garage, but the 91-pound woman was apparently just walked away. Finally on Friday a man heard tier weakened pleas and called police. She ., . — if" ": - __ - - - Project of $12,500, _____ ____________ . lust week, and stuffed her into time trunk of tier car. One told her "Be still, Dorothy, or we're going to kill you." "At first all I could do Was pray tile)' wouldn't kill lime," size said. "Then I prayed that someone wo uld, please, hear imiy cries and call police. I unsuccessful in her atwas taken to a hospital .. facility is expected of $60,000 0 • , ,l tempts to open the tr suffering front dehyun k -' Several homes in the area of Applications to the u.s. to be matched with $7,500 from with a te LEon. diutioti. . 620 Laurel Way, Cassel berry, • Department of Health, the city and $12,500 from the were evacuated briefly today Education and Welfare (HEW) county, Ferino said. -• when a Florida Gas Company • . Approval for the federal are to be submitted by July 1, , natural gas line was ruptured. Today said Bruce Ferino, assistant funding Is expected by October 1, Ferino said, and construction city planner today. '? . Anthony Pool Co. workers is planned to begin In January, Ferino told county com were excavating for a swim- Around The Clock • . • 4-A Dr. Lamb ming pool w hen they broke the Bridge... IflisslOflers Tuesday the twohoroscope ch ase price of e $27,200 pur Th acre location of gas line at approximately 10:45 Calendar .... be 7.A Hospital ---------• .10- A ................ the facility is behind Vaughn's the property will not be paid a.m., accoriiing to Casselberry COMICS .................... OURSELVES .......1-B Nursery, east of Sunset Drive, until after the grant is approved Io1ice Chief George Karcher, Crussord . :........ S.B overlookjng Lake Concord and Oct. 1, Ferino said. who said the line was repaired Editorial .............. .....A Tele1siun — DONNA ES1ES ___________________________________________________________________________ within a half hour. south of the Better living Dear Abby --------i-n Weather •• I cAPrrAL. -- -- - —_I by Craig Lea WORI.P4AMUS SCRIBBLE stAIDDLE 5C1U4.E 9 proval to a county grant for the year grant to furnish the L%K ONLY &LIMp5E OF M1 YO!J'L,J.. 1ETeiL.L. Funds prove purchase of the two-acre Americans Act, Ferino said, The first-year grant of tract where the complex istobe $115,416 Is to be matched with located. from the county and County Commissioners $12, Tuesday gave informal ap- $27,500 from the city. A second. ___ -[- by T. K. Ryan Get OAKLAND, Calif. (DPI) - A 61-year-old woman, locked for 56 hours in a car trunk, says children taunted her and adults walked away despite her screams for help. Dorothy Hudson said Tuesday she was abducted by two men w hen she stopped at a traffic light - Only one more detail must be Retirement Center, Purchase price for the attended to before federal applications can be submitted property is $27,200. Ferino said. for the proposed new senior The Area Agency on the in Aging, which administers the citizens complex grant program for HEW, has Casselberry. . almost guaranteed" federal The Casselberry City Council ______ _____ " _____ bu'RI114I 10 -. - " DeLINQU!N'I', BOSS DAVIAp AND , • .5HE FAINTED! • MY WIPE 5 U.Yp v I'ID Aft AS... , Woman Left In Trunk 'I . •: by Stan Lee and John Romita by Bob Thaves S mc site For Aged -. '"' p .'.. ,_ '• -' ___ •-,i,,-#.-_ . --- I . 0- ..--..'.- - 0,•' -. , .-.,•- - - - ' -. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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O uImIsvwscaIM ?CN* StACK P *a.OIIANQO. MNI iow.v VIA. . NESEMD WINN IUE S INC COPYRIGHT-19" . ' - 4 BLADE CUT WHOLEX-, FRYERS no"kill PAlM eAy P1* ' I -. 59 •. 1.59 FRESH REGULAR CUT-UP & COUNTRY STYLE CUT-UP PAN REDI 69c ...... FRESH GROUND Chuck ...... 9" _• - - MYMAST son 110 IU114 -. •••••• - IOASTINGCHKKEN.... PIM FOR saasecut ,.tsii SPLITIROILEIS LOIN CIN?U CUT .....is P0 -UCHOPS 2000 1 '000 '35001C 03110 _ - 519 10 I - 701T01I01T0?J,. , 260 TO _ •• •. • _2610: 57T0' • 910 I4.,TaI :'' 7 I0I I 3__l0 I .3-t.' • • •• •• STORES .. •- .-•• Child ' s School Records : Open I ammift- ONLY: OSCIOlA SIMINOLI 4 4 Strip Steaks CIops - - - - Herald Staff Writer A divorced parent now has the legal right to view the educational records of his child In Seminole County public schools even though he or she doesn't have legal custody of that child. The Seminole County School Board approved that right in an amendment to school policy Wednesday in order to comply with the state board rules and recent legislation on family rights and privacy, said Ralph Ray, administrative assistant. The federal law called the Family Rights and Privacy Act gave divorced parents without custody the right to view their child's records, Ray said. The Florida legislature passed legislation in 1978 to bring itself into compliance with the federal act. BONELESS NEW YORK • • - - - • I - -• . -• - '- -. -'- Is. - -- I.•,..•bS& NO. 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'I 45 ,_• - -. - UPS 9" • - £. KOUNTRY FRESH PRESTIGE ALL NATURAL CI ... ' •1S I , F. -' ' - II offlcia)s,--Ray s4.- - W HARVEST FRESH rights to view their student's educational ac- Jim lawsuit GURT HALF HEADS crediting organlutkms and health and safety routine $1 $1292$1691 — extra-curricular participation. "AS part of the amendment, the school board will notify parents annually of their vehicle license tag, his name connected to the Altamonte was placed on the state-wide Springs office," Peters said. computer system as a matter of "Smith would give the What started out as a routine. The names of about 50 agency's name as a reference stop of a motorist by an percent of those arrested In Altamonte Springs motorcycle Altamonte Springs for traffic and then either he or an agent police officer last November violations are placed In the would answer the telephone may have been the key to computer, according to Police calls for the agency in Altamonte and give a good halting an Inter-state swindle In U. Steve Garver, as a matter of which Investors were bilked of routine or if an officer "gets a reference on himself," Peters said. at least $600,000 during a nine- gut feeling." Peters said Smith accepted month period last year. It wis several days later payments ranging from $5,000 Florida Attorney General before information of Smith's to $20,000 each from Investors. Smith has begun the ad- past connctlon with sInllar ministrative process to file a swindle operations in other "Smith provided machines to some and services to some, but seeking restitution from states became In the meantime, Smith no one got all that had been paid the Ventron Corp., 161 Whooping Loop, Altamonte posted a $100 bond with the for and some got nothing at Springs, or from Michael sheriff'sdepartment. He for- all," Peters said. Lawrence Smith, Its corporate feited his bond by falling to Peters said the Attorney appear In court. head for the $600,000. General's office has received The alleged swindle began, The ientwe of events with more than 20 written cornsaid Assistant Attorney the swindle are as follows,plaits about the swindle inGeneral Jim Peters, in March according to Peters: volving more than $100,000. He 1178 and ended In November, Michael Lawrence Smith, baaedhlzedlmate of $600,000 as 1978 right after Altamonte using the aliases Michael the amount bilked out of Police Officer Danny Savlola Fleming, Peter Lawrence and propective investors because stopped Smith on Nov. 14, 1978 David Ingram, filed documents subpoenaed bank records for on Crane's Rood Boulevard incorporating two firms— the nlne.moth period showed because the temporary license vrn Corp. and National that amount of activity in the tag displayed on Smith's -Franchise Bureau— in March, corporation's bank accounts. vehicle had expired. Saviola rn and went into business In The attorneygeneral arrested Smith after theAV, an office atl6l Whooping Loop administrative I lied an d charging the man with failure Crane's Roost, Altamonte complaint with the office's to Carry a Florida drivers Department of Legal Affairs, license although he was emIhe Veidron Corp. was to seeking the department's pioyed in the state. What magazine vending ahowedSaviolawasanelPlred equipment, service, finding of probable cause to pernmitthe office toflleacivil Rhode Island temporary managerial and marketing suitforciamagesand driver's license. It had expired assistance to Investors. In circuit court. The law in March, 1978. The Florida requires approval by the The National Franchise temporary tag on the vehicle department beforeaaft can be Agency which listed oUlces in &nith was driving had also Washington, D.C. and Bodo, filed, Smith disappeared within Mass. was tobea consimmer - "Civil action ap1utascam rotect1on agency. st, Peters dep after the of this sort is futile," Peter, "Florida P1* 9 said. "But we're i here to n Smith was arrested.the by National Froechin Agancy t e . public. The at a Washington, D.C. number Impropet the Savioli for of this Sam is so driver's license and expired didn't know the telephone was great,we an dWng everything - O•- ICE '. J' CREAM GREEN.YELLOW CABBAGE CORN Student records, however, may be released without written consent to school officials, government personnel such as through the U.S. Commissioner of Education, school officials connected with financial aid, By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer , i F~ SUPUSIAND SHERBET OR J_ Written consent, however, may not always be the key to releasing student educational records. The amendment states: "The school will presume that either parent, the guardian, or the adult student has the right to sign the written consent for disclosure unless the school has been provided with evidence that there Is a legally binding Instrument or consent order governing such matters as divorce, separation, or custody which provides to the contrary." • 11 .c'. Parents, guardians or adult students will also be Informed they must give written consent to the school district for disclosure of personally identifiable Information to other persons, Ray said. This consent must be signed and dated and must specify which records are to be disclosed, the purpose of the disclosure and the parties to whom the disclosure will be made. Reveals Swindle I •.,,, L_ v ,. __ 14111100010 -- Today — U It —. a I .. -*• -s.a - -a - ------ a...-.- (fillS) approves the county commission's preferred candidate for the post. County Commissioners have selected Dr. Jorge DeJu of Tallahassee for the joint position . The appointment is being withheld pending HM approval. A letter from the county to Lucy Hady, hitS district administrator, was mailed :• li:,lIf• - - 1RIP#I 1.-- I --- - "- Signs lead the way to Sanford Road Race (S.R.lL) Sanford Event Off To A Running Sfarf By GEOFFREY POUNDS Decottes they will proceed north to 24th Street Herald Stiff Writer and west to Summerlin. On Summerlin they About 100 runners have signed up for this will travel north to Celery Avenue, east on Saturday's two-mile and 10,000 meter runs Celery to Scott Avenue and north on Scott to through the streets of Sanford. James R. Second Street. From Second Street they will Jernigan, recreation department dk*ctor head west to Mellonville and north to said today. Seminole. The finish line will be on Seminole, Registration for the first of what is hoped east of Sanford. will become an annual event will continue Entry blanks received thus far Indicate through the remainder of this week, Jenlgan contestants from as far away as Jacksonville said. The race Is co-sponsored by the Sanford will be competing. Recreation Department and the Kiwanis Chuk Roll, 2808 French Ave., Sanford, and Sunrise Club. Alice Arnall of Jacksonville are the youngest The two-mile "fun race" is scheduled to participants thus far entered in the two-mile begin at 7:30 a.m. and contestants are race. Both are seven years old. requested to be at the darting line by 7:15 In the 10,000 meter event, Craig Dobson of am. The 10,000 meter run will start at 8 a.m. 7:50. DeLand is the youngest participant at age 10. and runners are asked to be in place by All Auburndale man, Rick ZeIs, 65, is the Runners for the two-mile event will begin at the corner of Sanford Avenue and Seminole oldest runner to enter the race. Nestor DeArmas, 33, of Casselberry has Boulevard. The route will take them south to Second Street, east to Mellonville Avenue, entered both races. He plans to run the twonorth to Seminole and back to the sta rting mile event, return to the starting line and run six more miles. point. The route for the 10,000 meter run will use Runners will be grouped into eight age the same starting point. groups from l4 and under to over 5o,Jernigan From there namers will travel on Sanford said. Awards will be given to the top four men Avenue to Commercial Street, west to and the top four women in each category, he Palmetto Avenue, and south to 24th Street. said. From 24th Street they will awing east via Awards in the two-mile run will be given to Grandview, 20th Street, Grace Manor Drive the top 10 male and the top 10 female cornand Forest Delve to Decottes Avenue. From petitors, regardless of age. - late Wednesday seeking the approval, fiRS approval is required because that agency administers health department programs and sets requirements for and pays the major portion of the salary of the health department director. The county has been seeking a new health department director since September, 1978, when Dr. Hamida Battla resigned, citing interference in the medical operation of the department by Troy Todd, director of human services, as one of her reasons for leaving. Todd asked for v.sint to sntisr position in county government in March, noting health reasons. lie has since been assigned to duties In the county's Comprehensive Employrnent Training Act (CETA) office, Dr. lattla's salary was $36,000 annually while Todd was receiving $19,400 annually for a total of $55,400. The combined position will pay $45,000 annually, said county Budget Director Jeff Etchberger. Etchberger said hitS received a "stack" of — -- private health field better. There are a number of positive benefits to the county hiring Dr. DeJu, Etchberger said. "He is a strong administrator type as well as a clinician. He can regain strong ties with the local medical cornmnutilty for the health department and eliminate some of the criticism directed toward the health department in the past. A native of Cuba, Dr. DeJu, 49, has been an American citizen for the past 15 years. He received his BS degree from Vibora Institute in Cuba, his MD from Havana Medical School and a master's of public health admini st ration from the University of Berkeley In Calif. He TOaM%00137 In served his bLa ato of obstetrics and gynecology at Deaconess Hospital, Buffalo, N.Y. Dr. DeJu's past experience Includes: medical :dininLstrator of personal health programs for state of Florida; bureau chief of maternal health and family planning program for the Florida Division of Public director of maternal and child health division for the Kentucky Bureau of Health Services; consultant to the American Public Health Association; U.S. State Department's assistant for international Health; has also written numerous 38 were considered qualified and seven were interviewed. He said it was finally agreed that to meet Dr. DeJu s sa1ary requirements, the cornbined position concept UIT currently in practice, he likes the public human services director post, 64 were disqualified, School, Sanford, by the school charm itsdents from the Gold Pod ws con do,"he Saki. He said Itis under the direction of dot ~ of the Money Mrs. Barbara Brorup, can be recovered frofl the school music teacher. Ventron Corp. or from Smith The performance I. open lndivkkaaUy. to the public and dons"We are hoping to ,obtain tiona will he accepted. assistance from fgd.ral .a.. S... accept or reject the job after HItS approval is obtained. Etchberger said. DeJu told county commissioners this week however, that while he Is development for family , - precedent," Etchberger said. 1r. DeJu will formally planning medical programs for Peru and Columbia and health of1 leer for four different HALL REVIEW NssIdPM$S W Too N.Nd County health department director position and Dr. DeJu was the last qualified applicant. At the same time of the 102 persons who applied for the 1890 MUSIC Forerunners of today's Women's Libbers, the Suffragettes, are depIcted by girls singing 'Petticoat Vote," a lively number from the "is" Music Hall Revue" to be presented today at 7:35 p.m.In the media center of Idyliwlide Elementary Orange applications for the health -. [I -----_.-_—._r- Seminole County will have a combined health director is also the Orange ('ounty director of social services, so there was a ment of Health and Rehabilitative Services _____ h IknSCSS ................$A HiipI ..................lEA (*JLVU ............11A audwitlu in proseedleg do sps'w ...................I, IA case far fraaadr1leot of Telailsisa ................ISA t.lipiuioiiea and the IUaI11," Weather. ................ MA F14111013 1101111L would be considered. 'The vices director by early June if the state Depart- - AASdThSCISCk .........4A IS .., ..A Couiles ................... $A $.A * HA By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer department-human ser- "The policy outlines procedures for parents, who disagree with the content of the records, to challenge these contents," Ray said. "The policy places the responsibility for school educational records on the school principal and records not in the school on the superintendent." 99c V MAID IIT _____________ • ,'C;:'l .. LL!I4!L1 WNW • The Seminole County Public Schools maintains educational records on each student for use in planning Instructional programs, guidance, preparation of state and federal reports and for research, Ray said. These records contain information as basic as blrthdate and sex to standardized test results, attendance records and health data. They may also note family background information, verified reports of serious or recurrent behavior patterns and records of records and to obtain copies If desired," Ray said. The policy also notifies the parents their child's records will not be seen by others except school officials "with a legitimate educational Interest," Ray said. Routiàe Tra *'ff'i6c Stop N 9°' .... .-. J-_-. HIIAMINNI UVI* IJ C 99c. 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I '. •p ' counties in Kentucky. He papers and articles medical journals and he speaks Spanish and English fluently and understands published in Portuguese and Italian, Etchberger said. Dr. DeJu Is married and has two children. �iA..46601ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 10, in, air - a' a, With Rifle . In Sanford Man Rob Philllp W. Perkins,sat of UMMA Wr himself the wrong end of a .n caliber rifle early today when two men approached him In a parking lot at 2100 Country Club Road, Sanford, and demanded his wait, police said. Police said Perkins was approechc4 by the men at about 3:5$' Ofm tin men to the Continental Central Florida Foods Office adjacent to the parking lot and asked what time the office would open. When Perkins, a driver for the cornpsny, said he did not know, one of the men pointed a .22 caliber rifle at his held And Ordered him to turn over his wallet, police butter. home and doleahaloafofbreadandajarofJUfypeaflUt if Rhodes said he suspected the culprit was a youth he knew had been kicked out of his home two months ago. He descrld the boy as five foot, nine inches tall, weighing about 145 poun& with blond hair. The boy usually rides a blue or green bicycle, Rhodes said. Rhodes told de puties this Is the second time his home has been broken Into for food. When deputies search ed the woods for the boy, t hey founds remains of food stuff and campfires. looking down VVLMW IN BRIEF am, Murder Trial Underway ... - For pointed GAS NOZZLE DAMAGED A woman driving a white Datsun Saturday night damaged the nozzle at a Longwood service station when she left the station with the nozzle still in her tank, according to Seminole County deputies. The woman had pulled into the Phillips 66 Service station on state Route 434 and date Route 600 at the self-service Island and placed the nozzle in her gas tank, deputies say. But when It started to rain, the woman quickly returned to her car and drove off with the nozzle still attached. An estimate of the damage to the nozzle was not available. No gasoline was taken, deputies say. Britain's Jeremy Thorp.N uu. The men fled the scene Ina ton pickup truck with wallet containing $8 police said. CASECONTINUED The preliminary hearing for Bluett Keitt, 18, of 1019 Olive Ave., apartment complex about '6:30 p.m. Monday and discovered It missing the next morning, The motorcycle wasmissinga gear shift lever and had abole in the left rear case causing It to lose o il If ridden, Ludwig said. twocounts MISSING FOOD of child abuse was rescheduled for Friday in circuit court. A 16-year-old boy who reportedly was kicked out of his home has Miss Keitt had originally been scheduled to appear Wednesday. been living In a patch of woods in Oviedo for the past two months. She has been released from custody on *1,000 bond. Buddy Rhodes, 36, o f Lake Hayes Road, Oviedo, told Miss Keltt's two sons, Telly, 2, and Terry, 8-months, were found Seminole County deputies2638 Tuesday that someone broke into his dead In a bath tub at 100 Monroe Terrace on March 8. Miss Keitt told police the was In the kitchen preparing dinner when her sons 4 • drowned In six Inches of water. 1EREO TAKEN A car owned by Jamie Soda, was stripped of a stereo tape player and five tapes sometim Wednesday, Sanford police said. LONDON (UPI)— I)— The prosecution opened Its case 1: galnst Jeremy Thorpe, who sat wrapped In an overcoat In the prisoner's dock, under a charge he became oh- )sed and desperate over a homosexual affair and piotted to murder his alleged lover. a 45-minute address to the jury Wednesday, procutor Peter Taylor outlined his case and said ;i :Thorpe's homosexual relationship with a former model : n4ab1thand Norman Scott the "rot" of the fiages. The 50.year-old former Liberal leader and three other efendants are charged with conspiracy to kill Scott. ' .. :,.) -_ft_wrpe, a member of Parliament for 20 years, also is ged with incitement to murder. He facts apossible !lfentence If convicted. ' ' ation st was Intervention Angers Israel United Press Isternotlesal Israel's army voiced anger and shock at U.N. eacekeeptng troupe for barring Israeli troops and t$flICI om hunting several Palestinian guerrillas in the small )Uth Lebanese village, The Israelis were pursuing terrorists who had fired a szooka and small arms early Wednesday on Manara, a vIllan kibbutz near the northen town of Kiryat Shmora. ;o Injuries were reported. One guerrilla was wounded nd captured and at least one other was killed. motorized ween Monday and Tuesday from an antique shop bi Word, according to Seminole County deputies. Burglars pried off the lock of the front door to gain entry to the Highway 46 Nursery and Antique Shop on State Route 46, deputies g • . • '. WASHINGTON (UP!) With only the l's to be dotted and till to be crossed, the administration set out today on a low, uphill battle to sell the new SALT treaty to a wary — .4 • ' . .. Senate. . , ( .. Ii j : , A' •. .' . • " ..' . ft.. • . . . 4, • e,.#" • . • .• • r• ... Convicts Release Hostages - j•. .y — N.N.I About 625 P.M. students were evacuated (above) from Idyllwilde Elementary School about 1:15 Wednesday when a small fire erupted In one of the classrooms. The fire started when wax that was being melted on a hot plate caught an Herald Photo. by Tern STUDENTS EVACUATED audio. Visual screen on fire that was hanging overhead, said Principal Norma Ragsdale. The fire was extinquished before the firemen arrived and damages are limited to the screen which is valued at $12, she said. — ROME (UP!)— First Lady Rosalynn Carter, fresh from trip to Geneva, has on her agenda today visits with Pope :lohn Paul II and Italian President Sandro Pertini during e,firM day of her short day In Rome. , window on the 'i, iver's side, he saId. WATVH, PEARLS TAKEN A Mich v) Mouse poeketwatch, two chains of pearls and other property valued dt 16U was stolen Tuesday from a Lungwood home, according to Seminole County deputies. Ohs Bright, It, of 118 '%ow Tree lane, I.onuvuid tntr! deputies burglars entered his home by cutting a circle ot bLass next to the latch on the rear bedroom door. Other property taken Included a movie cirnera and n fur stole (Russian squirrel) saId who is an employee of Dime World. ay &"' = STOLEN A 1971 Honda motorcycle valued at $475 was stolen sometime , WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Federal Fsct1on Coiive.slon 1The COMM*Ws UNN to he report t fund's szpsnass wasthemsj.pm.dejgia no this M& It aid the ingstsr." WIN in v't$su of the law Nuclear Hearing Has Surpris WASHINGTON (UP!) The members of a Senate subcommittee, as well as assembled reporters and onlooksrs got more than they asked for during a hearing on nuclear power. The witness In Wednesday's hearing, Dr. Alvin Weinberg of Oak Ridge, Tenn., produced a Geiger counter and took a reading of the radiation In Room 3302 of the Dirksen Office Building. The reading was 200 mllllrems, or a higher dose of background radiation than people received downwind of the 1k.. Mile Island nuclear plant at the height of the recent accident. — 'Digital Panel Displays Ti m e OGives -- Read Out on Time, Temperature and -a.-,--- PRICES STARTA q 1:0W AS ___ L- • 1 89 deeds ci csetretsn, ad for WN in ad The moe, whi in,iwad Lease Approved Commission Vice-Chairman Bill Kirchhoff, in the absence of -V __ 3 $95 Touch Controls SimulateWal- __ nut Vf HOTPOINT 3' RANGE WITH WINDOW DOOR I TIMING CLOCK THE ORIGINAL RIVAL m.,s wm iaou • Fttarned Glass Oven DOOr Window I • k*enor Oven LagPl * Oven Timing Clock 60 m flzUri 0 Full Width Storage Drawer! space will beln effect for afouryear period at a cost to the county of $30,000 the first year, $42,000 the second year, $49,000 the third year and $54,000 the fourth year. County Budget Director Jeff Etchberger said the reduced rental during the first three years of the lease takes Into account 80 percent of the cost of necessary renovations In the building Including Installation S of an elevator. Etchberger noted the rent during the fourth year will be $3.43 Der square foot, much less than the $5.25 per square foot average coat of office space elsewhere. Commissioners also approved the transfer within Polk's budget of $15,000 to 4sfray part ofthgoogs • C saaetsos AT wwesoww $ CINTIAI. 'v S 0 Polk has said he plans to move from four other facilities his administration functions now _______ 31OiiV1r a occupy Into Building weekend lnmld.June. •ksad' W"T th o 7.i. • • , • • • • misaloners approved a grant request to the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) for 19 cardiopulonary resuscitation devices and 19 demand valves. County Administrator Roger Nelswender said the devices . • • . ,,.- ; ..*. .• . . . .. .. , • • .. 0 0 *00 • Is :.' I . ' •' .. 5 Hush Puppies • JumP I S a •. '1 jack . ot . "I .... .•.•a ,_ LADIES S SHOES and valves are used to revive persons who have stopped breathing or suffered heart attacks. He said the devices and valves, when received, will be distributed to the county fire Sizes 4 to 12 AAAA to EEE WIDTHS 0 b" division and the fire departdepartments of the Seminole County cities. The applications were to be submitted to HRS today.-.DONNA E8TFS 011" #, , o LARGE SELECTION 101 s, 11's & 12's 16 04 1 A o_ %: Save ! 0 000*1 SAIA SHOES DISPLAYED ON SHELVES V AM mupi . I DRESS • WORK • CASUAL • SANDALS ROOM SLIPPERS • BOOTS • OXFORDS • TENNIS SHOES CLEATS • LOAFERS • HANDBAGS IY SIZE - FOR EASY SELECTION Leather Shoes Will Never Be This Cheap Again! All Sho.-, Must BeSold By July 4th. Shop Early For But S•l.ctlonl wiiu*ua OH ON ACIITS 411 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 UNPON Sanford Shoe Center 11MI1 con TOlII IINTIII s ••' " - S To ALL SHOES MUST BE SOLD' mu oiuvm Um • C •• Naas.1 - , . In other business, corn- — etm • I I Ii I a pm. THeN : , REQ. 2 a an PUN isi C ' Ikimu' "Mom" d M Pft IN CWOU% Clow h" 43-1776 S C C uu.,m.daU—phl,r,ut. The S • C 0111111111 _ @ S S S LIMITED QUAN . 0 I 'Easy clean Rrcelain Enam&Fiiiehl • Deluxe B.ckguartll mks N sasy for yssrusN by inds yew the asord fou' adqPW b 0 iCifrP1P. $33995 • u'_ Ir'g S , The First helps help you 60." ta qaI the e'e,. much of the 0, S Chairman Bob French, executed the lease with the Sanford Airport Authority. County Attorney Nikki Clayton said the lease includes the exclusive use of 189 parking spaces Immediately adjacent to the three-story structure and the non-exclusive use of additional parking spaces on the streets around the facility. She said the lease for the 43,000 square feet of office —, 'Automatic Simmer Cyclel VC emp. CIVIfl•$ uo. The request, however, was board that Wekiva Elementary years," she said. By SHARON CARRASCO tabled Wednesday by the School is projected to have an Herald Staff Writer "We are really happy with A little love was lost between Seminole County School Board, enrollment of 916 students next the school," she added. "I think neighbors of the Sweetwater because some mothers who fall in'comparison with Sabal it's unfair if you bounce Oaks Subdivision when mothers opposed the change complained Point's projected 690 students, children back and forth. We asked the school board to they hadn't had sufficient should give them some sense of tithe rezoning is permitted, stability." rezone their neighborhood so notice of the proposal. School their children could attend board members agreed to place there would be an additional 96 Mrs. Costan countered that the item on their May 23 students attending Sabal Point Sabal Point Elenfèntary agendn. for a total of about 780, he said. the children would be moved to stead of Wekiva Elementary Sabal Point Elementary was Sabal Point eventually anyway School. Judy Costan and other designed for an enrollment of due to the overcrowding conditions at Wekiva so why not mothers appealed to the school between 735 to 750 students. now instead of later?" board for the rezoning so their children could attend a less But Pat Erdman and other Another mother complained crowded school instead of mothers in the back of the she and others didn't receive Wekiva "which is growing by audience vehemently opposed notice the board would be leaps and bounds." She asked the change in the name of discussing the matter Wedthe rezoning line be altered only "stability." nesday but their children Seminole County Com- for her neighborhood of always bring flyers home about Sweetwater-Cove in the sub"When we first moved here, missioners Tuesday approved a a book fair or field trip. division, we were told by the school that lease for Building 310 at the The board agreed to table the Sanford Airport paving the way Supt. William Layer told the our children would attend Wekiva for at least the next two matter. for Sheriff John Polk to concniI,ln.. 1k V. fLII ir A-....e UVpOI administrative operations In one place. Defrost Programmingl inittar'sma 11111111W users mousy ussdkr.qiu thMMOd the "A resulted in r Fy11 krvlcs Cimiusrclsl lank iøsrs ysu msrs aad bss ysv "gst / I Republican congresammi In , JJ Recliners 1 % ad MONEY MARKET CD. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT REGULAR SAVINGS * IRA'S r KICONS Um*v Is.lrsrnias AUIL AKRON, Co (F'itr4k. by the Unit.d Rubbr Worker, Union against Uniroyal Inc., the nation's third larg.d tiremakar, has Idled some 8,200 workers In 12 -1 around the The URW struck Uniroyal at noon Wednesday, after Intend,e contract talks broke down earlier this week In New York Qty. No negotiations were scheduled among union officials, the Uniroyal negotiating committee and federal mediators. URW President Peter Bommarito indicated bargaining might not resume until early next week. HOTPOINT SOLID STATE CUSTOM MICROWAVE OVEN 8Boy Qlavolip cnonitse to am __ . — Strike Idles 8,200 Workers r used bY do Nadond CoagNuional son Nice a boide LA-Z-BOY RECLINA ROCKERS f " selection " Republican At FLAOSHIPI Your Savingal Your Ch.cklng Accounff . See our complete Secret GOP Fund s I• Uncovered • ... Ia. I.!ULtL' between Monday and Tuesday from a Maitland man, according SemInole Coisdy deputies. Barrett Harold Ludwig, 20, of 2100 Howell Branch Road, Maitland, told deputies he parked his motorcycle In front of his Ii ' .• Sterchi 5 MOTHER A'S DAY SPECIALS Lot 0111Relax in Comfort on Her Day I Tuesday In the Stromberg-C .rIsi,n parking lot on Rinehart Road, deputies say. Entry to Stewart's car was gained by breaking a First Lady Visits Pope WALLA WALLA, Wash. (UP!) Three Washington Mat. penitentiary convicts armed with plastic explosives surrendered early today and freed 10 hostages after Finn officials allowed them to present their grievances to reporters. The trio a murderer and two kidnappers gave up 12 hours after seizing eight prison counselors, an officer and a legal services staff member In the prison's classification and parole building. Three of the hostages were women. The and of the Incident came at 12:55 a.m. PDT after the three "lifers" spent over an hour telling reporter Mike Prager of the Walls Walls Union Bulletin and Kevin Kelly of Seattle television station KOMO their complaints with the ancient prison and the penal system. — yellow gold rings with assorted birth stones, deputies say. FUZZSUSTER STOLEN is fuzzliuster tradar detector) vidued at 1100 was stolen Tuesday from the parking lot of a corporation in Sanford, according to Seminole County deputies. ~: 11 Yaludincreexploolons were possalle at evacuated On immediate area. Authorities said ft blasts were ra Jaused by terrorists. Secretary of the State Cyrus Vance said Wednesday the United States and Soviet Union have agreed on all major points of a new Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty and have directed negotiators In Geneva to put on the finishing touches. President Carter said the signing announcement could come within a week. The summit with Carter and Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev Is expected In mid-June In Europe, probably Geneva, Vienna or Stockholm. •' ! ' -. said. t It Together — !" i. S.' front door. dtqss. ,ameea4111MM On no @M room In ths abp inet'ided a wthii lamp, a large antique pitcher and eht 10-cnrat iii' : The' rd Wast injured at least 14 persons, at least two of " children who cut by flying glass, police said ónd Clue Posts" Paid it Saifird. Pisrida 31171 I say. A stars, and a taluvislon set were (od near the , urn , President Carter's standby gas rationing plan and sent It to the House, where a source close to the Democratic leadership predicted it would pass narrowly - after anther baffle. SALT Battle Begins like. , Re" Hadam I. . . A, . ANTIQLThaS STOII.N • betA variety of a ntiques valued at $920 was stolen lotfletl!ne I 'LL AVIV, Israeli (UP!)—Two explosion tore through pi. • by the thief. :Munitlons Plant Explodes Ave.. Sii$.rd. - BURGLARY A wedding ring, shotgun and other Items with a total value of reported stolen from the home of John C. 'ox, W20 Wednesday, Sanford police said. COMPRORTAKEN An$l0o air cunpresaoeat the rear ofWade's Grocery Store dl: enth St., Sanford, was reported stolen Wednesy, police said. Police said an Identical compressor next to the mining one was not touched MEDHEIST A thief dole a $480 moped from the outdoor display area at the J.C. Penney Store at 1180 Stale St., Sanford, sometime this week, police said. Police said the moped was believed to have been taken during the business hours, but no witnesses saw the thief remove the Magnolia F. . :• Anair compressor valued at$l000was reportedstolen from the General Kitchens, Inc. office at the Sanford Airport Wednesday, police Police said a witness near the scene saw two men flee Inagreen ' no 111 effects from the material except extreme sday, May 10, 1919—Vol. 71, No. 226 United Press international In Washington, legislation for standby national gas rationing moved slowly forward Wednesday. So did the lines of cars backed up at stations In California, where motorists were getting their first taste of the real thing. California political leaders, led by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., were grumbling ever louder that the state, the only one forced to take such drastic measures, may not be getting Its fair share of the national gas supply. Reaction to the first day of California's odd-even sales rationing was mixed, with lines reported sho rter at some gas stations and just as long as before at others— but gas was no easier to find. The Senate finally approved a rewritten version of ''_' police said. COMPRESSOR STOLEN "'"°' :e"andconfessedhedecidedtokiuhimbyezpong him Co nuclear radiation. ; Busln has been under medical observation since he kund the Intended radioactive murder weapon In his car ore than a month ago. Doctors say he apparently suf- 301 N. ' . Police said the burglar gained entry by removing a screen to a rearw1ndow.thnce inaide,the thief tookanestLmated$80in Nod Lecomu, , who was arrested wednesdaY.told Police tain"wa71al (USPI 4517 Standby Rationing Plan . L .. BURGLARY A burglar broke Into the borne of Barbara A. Singletary, 1335 Elliott A Sanford late Wednesday night or early this morning, ROUEN, France, (UP!)—. Police have arrested a 'tIsgrixg1ed employee who admitted he tried to slowly : rradlate his boss to death by planting three radioactive .iiscsunder theaeat drivers of hjscar. Gus Basin, an executive at a nuclear rod treatment , is the world's first known Intended murder victim use of nuclear waste. ' ' House Expected To Pass da_ at $10. : Uen'Jd •. Police said the thief gained entry to the auto, parked near 1204 Oak St., by use of a coat hanger used to open the lock on the passenger aide of the vehicle. Value of the stolen Items was placed Nuclear Waste Murder Try ng . . Thursday, May 10, 1979-3A — IN BRIEF .... was' a... of NA110N txezonirig.4g .Di.iides tJe hbor.s- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,-. 224 E. FIRST ST., DOWNTOWN SANFORD S.P$UC.CcpyfqM liii GOING OUT OF BUSINESS PERMIT NO. 1617 a. - * ................. — - - - '. - — a. .... - - - - '--#- •.. -. as.- .•._..,.._ .--•.- '1 - "I I - - ,..'!• • �22 - _ Jvenhij Heidd _______ _______ _____,, :. -'.-- - 1J . • '- - ' - -- .... The scenario Is set. Two Sanford police effWers attempt to arrest a woman who is appar.mtly.in. toxicated but the small frame five-foot, four-Inch woman belies her strength. Before th e evening Is over, she will Injure four la enforcoment officers, bitting one man so hard he must 9 _______ -,. 1 __ I , -_') $20.60; Year, The It's Business As In D. Seminole County Jail to make sure her assistance Kansas City at the age of 16. 1 had $20 in my wallet without them.I only hope we don't ever have to find Isn't needed any more. and my new driver's license. As forgetful as I was out. Clock to sound corny, I hope and pray this breed of human being doesn 't grow extinct. ANGL E.WAL TERS - - - " r e e --____ .- And • ____ _____ 1 - Easy S -- 0 i I P r i c es -.. products is spiraling upward at a dizzying pace. Thebadnewsis that theillegalprice,charged - _I __________ _______ _______ ___________________ ____ ____ ___ -- • - - by fasthuck artists willing to risk violations of federal law, Is soaring even higher - but government efforts to apprehend and prosecute those criminals Invariably are too little too late. The sorry state of the federal law enforcement program Is vividly illustrated by two documents sources of crude oil and various official cer- tification documents. Other allegations include conspiracies between refIners and resellors, operatIon of "daisy production through tax and fiscal policies that encourage capital formation and investment. Salaam The cargo ship Ashdod,Oftthe blue and white Star of David - flag at its stern and the Egyptian banner at Its masthead, en tered the southern end of the Suez Canal the other daYs the (list Israeli vessel to try to transit the canal In years it was a tangible benefit of the Egyptian-Israell Peace treaty now In effect. And peace was the byword. Ships In the canal blew their horns r and whistles. Those aboard the freighter shouted, "Shalom, Shalom," and Arabs lining the banks of the canal, called back, "Salaam"-their word for p. 7be l0knile canal paaWe can be a scorcher in summer months. but fttime of year the weather Is spft-like-,and the Ashdod, In a convoy of 32 ships, had a pleasant voyage. Its crew stood on deck, taking in the sight anid waving to those ashore. The Ashdod was the first ship (lying the Israeli (151 to pan throththecaalslice Israe1becameadate In1141.AflhIrMeli ship attempted passage In 194, but was seized by E8YPI. "I never expected to see this day," said Carol Mendelovits, captain of the Israeli cargo ship. May the Israelis and people of all nations always have the right to transit In peace. - ____ ___ - - - ___ -• - ..._ •:. 1976, but it Mill hasn't come to trial. Another case last month, when four oilmen were sentenced to prison terms by a federal judge in Tampa, Fla. on the same day, a federal grand jury in By PATRICIA MCCORMACK UPI Education Editor "The key to the educational cookie is the ome - I. -• -- - I * 4 I,- 4 -- - - - 0- .4 -. 4 • .•.'.v-- , _>: - - - - V tI4* .. A 1aH VALVE - - "Never mind th SALT II 8141ff. What's Ihe latest in the Johnny Carson situation?' • ...14 46 46 , roded parts. No. L1-04, PAINTS X?J1I r. Rag. Price (each). ....... 4.95 wwmw MAP 1 . ____ .5 F _____ _ herd. .Tb. dscotator the right ______ _______ firilshing touch. ., IQ -I th'ywind*ivi,$% on h.atinand cooing costs. I ~~l No. HTW.3. Four Five carved perAft. - - -- - '- - -• - - - - n ____ SYNTHETIC TURF • ' ___ _____ _____ A long wearing, plain back carpet. Re- _______________ ___ ______ icals. In 6' or 12' widths. No. 1-2401. ___ (Installation available - ask your ___ selesnon for details.) S.IfS.allng ROOF SHINGLES Sealed down by W (I') -_ __ Nsual tion Is used on all Jointi; to assuresturdy,tlghtf it. , 4 - ____ ___ d u - 6,66 Bundle 3.Tsb pluIaLa$$ 20 Yo,Wouanty 747 ... 22.41 Bundle _______________ __________________ Square Sq. Ft. Lin. Ft........ , A 2 x 4 x WSPRUCE STUDS Lightweight, easy to use. Can be used for framing I - 1. " and other home pro- jeCts. I 34"1r..1O%C eis........1K AgInCyApprOV.d. 3)4"2r. . 10%C s2r.......1K __________________ CONCRETE NIX Each .........US 100 30" 101 24" Unfinished (each) 11.19 gravel and cement. _____ ________________________ Premixed sand, unfinished (each) 1175 UI_Ohs LI'" An 80 lb. bag makes _____ Ensure the finest quality of light Doubislowl $TAINLII$ 213 cu. ft. diffUSiOft Light $tlbiliZSf 11 prevent discolorstions up to five STEEL INK _ Il Square ... 1 9.9 8 -- ' In fuel costs Vow after as 30%1 R-11 Sq. Ft. R-19 Sq. Yd. - 1 x 12 SHELVING Soft, easy to work shelving will accept paint or stain. • - 'r 419 , , I' Rag. Price (sq. yd.) ...........-. 3.19 -'INSULATION A oni-tlrns invest - fl•fl that WIN $1 . Round Top iAi STOOLS - Precut Studs 2x4x92%" ' SPRUCE/PINE i Piece... 1.62 11 3l8"x4'x8..............7.2011 4x4xS' • Prnuure Treated POSTS Resistant to decay and lI2"x4'x8'(3pIy) ....... 112"x4'x8'(4 ply) .......8.23 termites. Will accept x'............10.72 paint or stain xr Cracked 2- BC2448 Bookcase Units 1- W2424 WON Cbl - 2- B-24 35 Base Cabinets -H Self-rimming finished double bowl - 80 lb. 8 £45100 White. Bag nlckl stainless steeL 33" * 01*01115 1: £3810 Cleer; .... fl'. No. 47404. Set................. 329.10 _________E.3SlOWhke,.....,...235 ___________ Eacti ...............24.SS -L i 1-2W' * 24" Counter Top 2.25" *25" Counter Tops - ____________________________ Prices quoted in this ad are based customers picking-up merchandise at OUt • - so* D*my is mill"for a wnell dwoe. ' - Msflgerfllflt reserves the right to limit • -- ________________________________ - - -- -- - - -- SAN FO RD 'AMMUM ____ 700 French Avenue , .11, ,. v njoy That 11, - 1;',.;Y.,:ir -.111 .4 10- - 'I HOURS: __________ ___ VISA _________ __________ ___ [ __________________ -, -. - ' - Ph: 323-4700 - •- ......... 397 PRICES GOOD ThRU MAY 17 7:30- 6:00 Monday thru Séjurday Do- it-yourself Feeling CI080d Sunday 14 - -• , - - -- I g.Price(piece) ..........39C 3-Tab No. 240 - En..gy Saving... Mon.y Saving ASPHALT Kraft Melted " Is Year Warranty fl carved panels. -- ' Piece 37 C Each 1699 years. 2'*4' panels. reliabl, market for American-caught bottom Altar eigi hours of treellug on the ocean floor him, duck member. Yet the lime 'ducks we ØpLI,nalk. pmpoit. - Treated to resist moisture and wood-destroying insects safe baked enamel finish. Has a weatherandwind. detachable trailm, full olming traikw White and Colom ' Set...... ............115.5O 1VICbills.Providssk*aI4umInmlon. . oa oicw ,' tube. 40 Hardwood. w.tts, rapi'i stert1 _____ ___ 'ALSIaverasidSon. _____1 ______ ______ ____ _____ [J}[QJ ____ ye. S Pressure Treated PINE FURRING STRIPS No. 312000. side. CROWN____ OilU - doors. 21%" long. No.3790(each)...........9.99 3' O" x6'-8" xl%" - - ___________________________ ing the wwww to lowaW4,thm dec- _______ •- Rog. AIc. (each).. '. designs and exquisite A workmaruNp. Carved one 0% 1ll1 1: BC2448 Bookcase Link Skoight flUORESCENT Thu I 8' Lin. Ft. 0 r-_- ______ Scatty's Deluxe ENTRANCE DOORS 1U - TOY TRUCK lIII I - B24 36" Be"CabirM ____ -1 I 49 carpetcomes In Red, Green, Gold or Blue/Green. In White. r CF1" Ce. .....49.95 Each ......14.95 I %; 3 base fits standard *0 holders. 150 PAR. '1 99 • Reg. Price (each 2 Two handle control with decorative Duralac knobs. Easier than ever to install. No. 9210. .. pressivel cludes plug artd'henglng hook. In -- . .1; . 1 49 I (sq. yd.) Completely pte-wired for Ow do-it- _______ 5ofty'r Washerless Kitchen FAUCET - -• 59* to assemble and Install vAth 1 only a hammer a nd a screwdriver. 0 \ door bulbs. Screw -_ Easy to install. 12' width. Reg. Price (sq. yd.) ............ 1.99 __________ .. Rag. Price (pair) , - • -' . -'1-,- , %JWA~ 40 lb. Bag 99 0 CARPET ( K No. 1204 4' (each) Rag. Price (each).. . ..... 9.45 - - -- 1. (I/n. ft.)...............69 Reg. Price (tube).... 1.19 ) weight. No. 49A. 77 Mix Each lannel gloves with knit wrists are medium Reg. Price (each)........ 729 NCRE1E watt in door-out- Gripper back, nonslip surface. Clear. 27" wide. Economy Durable canton No. 1203 3'(each) ........ 5 a IRAND Light your home VINYL RUNNER I human efforts at extermination over so many 0 OUTDOOR FLOOD LIGHT Transparent Price - I (40/b. bag). 1.29 99 7 Gallon g. Price 0 290 Can j Reg. Price Colors. of Reg WORK GLOVES ___ Well, we can certahily hope so. But the durability of the cockroach over so many millions of years and its success in evading ________ proximately 300 to 3 gram Tube Colon . - __ __ __ 1 ___ Packaged Shelf and ROd No.1202 2'(each)........3 __ Premixed gravel, sand and cement. Ideal for all kinds of concrete work for the home. 40 lb. bag will make 1/3 cu. ft. 400 sq. ft. per galIon. In White and Reg. Price .. . 45 . and ROD fishermen can be flab Is the booming crab Industry, which uses the 500 feet below,the crew hauled up some 10 tons 01 often imoi the iliost hØ.flythg travelers at excused U they think the Japanese won World delicate, highly perishable fish as bell. flab end dumped them, flopping, onto the deck' fl5fl5 The crabbers can - afford to pay 30 cents a War Ii. As In so many udwr conmerclal areas, me catch was a good one. The crew Foimir Rap.sunaw Jo Fl)i, DO.., for example, ___ catc floundw, anwiwW fishermen In the lucrau urve* of poUock, cod and use to he the giant king crabs Into their graycod, flatfish and perch. The cod was gutted 'I. tip. winged to Switzerland, and halt flab friaii Mas,.. - - coastal waters. traps. In contrast, a flab processor who supplies and flaMrozen to preserve Its top market Belgisan, mc, Siadi Arabia,ofl Italy, South Africa ___ 11wtcywats01theGuh01Iásschyesr croductaforU.8.dinnertablescanaffordwpay value. IthodsSia, r1tIng çatabol$7,ISS. This 1jg 6 illioi peimde of these so- only 15 tents a potmd to remain competitive. yield up The skipper was In bl i spirits, but not for jams," flight was eyp w14.ranajng flab-those that feed In vast - Despite the financial rewards poasible in long. Once in post, he learned that the Bar than the one he took two rontM befo he the flir and .c. scooped i by crabbing--a crewman willing to risk his 111. in Kodiak proceulag pl would porches. only a took him to mat su jzst the ton In huge Iriwling ______ ___Masks seas can earn as much as imali, postlen 01 his catciL The pI's manlier Sudm, ArIa, SpaIn, ___Morocco Yi*oalavia the treacherous mei nualcajcliIs $100 NInaaingIcwüurcra sson-Therear, felt the Lieu could not be marsd at a price aaiith sviot uei. giaj still skippers willing to Mnggje for a livipg as competitive with the foreigh BastE prices. taken by Japanese, Korean, Poiie bottom srsness, One of these' a former fleets and shiwed hanie. The process f4 It's a rare and refreshing experience when a e 1 manager did send two workmen t Montana uikw amed Oral Burch who is part, aburd modeiru ft "d Hurct'# " boA would W" jo pay rqww Now ftwo to a seamor or ___ for It on the hu seas, by ametoMl4sInatruuptreupoitIn World War onlyUhe(oimdawaytoaeUthsfja colweaosni. without hsv to tbeos*h a h-an II, Invited Ben*sjn along as a crew member on a Such a side was uldikely became the crabburs " "Y' But thin's one salon who _________ M,mSiIe$4toVwivar. lberesaUl.sIbM Burdu's boat, the Dawn, left at n'i'lgl* to Ng)r prices. Miktir,D'I4at, 1OUhie15,01coine, that as g t f fiuvorsbletidsstog.t around a Asnercan Lieu pq wisdof lhiseccei*rldty spread., the volume of Footnote: A 197$ law was "elged u.s. market by (sslge______ ssppllera p1 fillets and psrtcb: dangerous poI* 01 land. Each U.S. fishing uiuj*z wh N PI calls way lacrsse to the point where $ of tw Mucus U*WU25U WMu eqiigip.d with M Inaulated aur• coastline. But 11w foreIgn f o peralhlne harm hs'U bS fcu4t, hire a 0,ISS.s-yesr pof "It vival itdt In vase d'-t struck In the friuld continued to ½u'k'M, the srt.et became 01 "1i' ' la s ka , " we dare told M FA it we had to b their made= mgj -___ ne-I ____ Ito the wiik01f 'traAU barth by a qelieanan for Mrs. Paul's Seafood., a WASHINGTON WHIRI.t - - CoitIrueloani -. Mrs d''$á, was delayed In New York on 14ed the two long irawling asia - from jimksts are traditkn* jid nsceuery -- bus_wayIs * Iterastisal csthience Isepeeter of toei. ft tucts. in easntourreportarlWBeratantoKodlakto osdrieersuneIUwrald.andhead.dforal1 was nothing iliter, Hue office stady the wt1u. 1k discovered that the only school of fish p"fr'Wd by the boat's uosar. goad deal 01 its point when the jmk.taer IsJlrèlwkr, a l .knpiy lotpottii I. revalie her special -- . All-purpose paint for wood, masonry and metal. With fungicide to resist film attack by mildew. Covers ap- MOISLE (gallon) . . . 899 4 fl. oz. Can ________ ___________ ' ____ Ventilated SHELF . - V _______ Latex HOUSE PAINT ' SUPER GLUE A drop will dol Bonds In seconds. Dries clear. Repairs china, glass, metal, jewelry and rubber. Super penetrant, frees rusted nuts, bolts, and cor- Each 299 _____ -• " _____________ Mopacote Acrylic indoor/Outdoor the natural cockroach and on synthetic * Atlantic states and on the West Coast. an the periphanone B might be prudent - at least until Some make more and some less th had further authoritative word on the figures here. But whatever principals find in we've - l 'i • WRENCH Rag. Price (each). .... 4.19 big suburban school districts and in the Mid- hundreds suggest a little hedging on bets against -- -A 4.1 " I '1 _ ________ LIQUID NOn-COf1Os1VSt8in- less steel control components. Has instant, positive - that U may now be possible to use periplanone B to trap male roaches and to interfere with normal breeding processes, reducing the population and In______-that ____ fuI'4inns of ___ . .Ulir't .• urbszcoQcenIratlons ..______ - -.1 W kA~ `' 111 ______ wjrecookinggrates,astain- &&I Successful Junior high, It's $fl,%0. Highest salaries are .11~- •* kI Rag. Price (each)..... 'I... •I FLUIDMASTER - Using the quotes from Jackson and Conant, severely countenanced person standing with including Dr. Gilbert H. Weldy boosts principals to a arms folded and glaring at some suspicious In both cues the indicated speeds are transactlions worth billions of dollars, DOE, Um trtmen&P^ up to 31,000 miles per sewW (by pedestal in a new report put out by the National student activity in the hallway. an investiptive staff of nactly "Or he may be thought of as a disembodied Comparison, the speed of light, which nouft in 21 people, with Ansociation of Secondary School Principals 17 at headquarters here and one person each UM UrAVOM a it is =Tenitly understood can voice that comes ____ stationed in Tfl55, New Mexico, Nevada They Are" exceed, is 11l$1 miles per second). This Is the public address systn..." and Washington. as ter than any Mar or other known The hardest part about beingaprtnclpal Is just much f in contrast with DOE, the DepartmerA of Weldy, former NASSP board member, Is -meeting the many diverse dawds, 6,be Ow" b*. W8 Housing arW Urban Develcipment, has So field putting in his2oth year as a high school principeI everytWng to everyone," according to Weldy. The scientists can't ___ investigators and the Agriculture Department --five at Crown Point High in Crown Point, lad.; . has a field inveAigative staff of 241 peopile. And the nicest part? 'Working with high we. But If It weren't for the fact that all that three at Cuyahoga Falls High in Cuyahoga Falls. school student&___ rushing abotut is occurring so= 10,000 Hot DOE Is supposed to regulate the prices at 01210; the lust 13 at Niles North High in Skokie, The repo rt showd: In YOWS Out space, we fl)i2t suspect It oil 10 ed which multInatIonal comp.nles are allow -Principals, "likely to be white males," are oUon with down.to.sarth inflation overseasbased transfer crude oil from their The association says there are about 19,000 -. at producing affiliates to their domestic refining secondar y and Junior high principals. me mean theIr 40s. About half are first appointed after age That moves at iiçerapeed sai d gets you subsidiaries, salary for high school principals Is $30,325: for 35. coming and going, too. ' :A. - 4 5 -P_-, , ~ ,,r , ! I -. -.•' - less steel burner and a 13%." x 19" cooking grid. 95 20 lb. tank and volcanic rock briquettes included. Each shut-off. No. 2013-A. _________ A - , Fluid Level Control _____ - (I - GAS GRILL Grill and top are made of heavy duty cast aluminum that features Turbo-Air _________ venting on the back to effectively rotate the heat. Has heavy duty chrome Rag. Price (sq. I'd.) .. .2.99 ___ -' - _ &. Yd. . .•... WASHINGTON-Alk -- • tons. Alaskan F'I' shermen Nett*'io ng - . 'i 49 2 11 BERRY'S WORLD I I fraud and abuse are the greatest." To monitor all energy programs, ANDERSON - IN from a selection ?' of paerns and - colors. 12' Width. _____ principal," says Rev. Jesse L. Jackson head of Houston Indicted four petroleum companies and "Operation P.U.S.H." - People Unitedi to Save their pay envelopes, it's much less on an hourly subject from, say, Masters and Johnson. five oilmen on charges of participating In a Humanity. Without the principal's guidance and in basis than teac hers paid topscale In their district "daisy chain" scheme. That case had been Astronomers say It Is the most baffling referred to the justice Department almost a volvanent, there's no telling whether the - considering principals work 11 months of the year, some 16-hour days and nwre than an ocastrophysical phenomenon since the discovery of cookie's going to come out l umpy and UflCOOked Year earlier. caslonal slxday week. th as ar, which e qu remains baffling flOUgl1. or burned to a crisp, according to Jackson. "Students sometimes ul have diffic ty is It starlike obje ct, recently detected In our Jackson's remark recalled that once deli The situation isn't much better within DOE, vered remembering th at th so e principal isa per n a Milky Way galaxy, that appears to be going and by Dr. James Bryant Conant, informed cr itic of accrding to the newly issued annual report human being who lives in a house, has a family, coming at the same time. This Is the mystifying the naUon's schools and architect of im____ that department's inspector general. belongs to a church, goes shopping, visits the reading of its liglit spedrmn as analyzed on "Programs totaling billions of dollars are provement plans. theater, drives a car and does a ll the usual things earth. This breaks down Into one group of wave being audited only glancingly," says that "The difference between a good school and a ordinary people do," Weldy said. lengths Indicating that the object Is retreating docurnent, referring to a lack of oversight "in poor school is often the difference between a "Especially in large schools, the student from our planet and another set that suggests It program areas where the possibilities for waste, good principal and a poor one." Conant wrote. perception of the principal too often Is of a Is rushing toward us. JACK - • _____________ Wax" flooring for residential use. Choose To give you an idea of how stimulating periplanone B can be when a lady roach dabs a bit behind an antenna or wherever, a mere hundredth of a gram Is sufficient to turn Ofl 100 billion males weighing thata total 10,000 metric 'Cookie' goes back to late 1977 but wasn't concluded until ;. -- 4 .,e 1 ,,< I lnterfoamcushioned "No reproduced artificially at Columbia University. . i- .; :- • •. ., ____ The suspected criminal activities have oc- ._curred throughout the country, In Florida, California, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, ___ New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas and v. EDUcATION • •.,, - • . . - -. 1 . -WORLD %VMS only two exceptions, however, none of the criminal cases was even referred to the Justice Department until late 1978 or early this year. The Educational The oldest case ni1v list dates back to mid- -.: hhb ___ • virgins all, gave their all so that researchers could Isolate a substance called periplanone B, a sex stimulant what subsequently has been ____________________________ _____ .. _____ .. . , . , - . .~! city of Delft where no less than 75,000 females, __ .... : 46; :'• . -.. '- - The story begins at laboratories In the D utch -• ____ _____ _______ •: " '- V. - nothlngtodowithX-ratlngs. They have achieved a major research breakthrough, as reported by "Chemical and Engineering News", publication of the American Chemical Society, that could LEAVE ALl. 6 FORC*iEM - - -:__.________ ________________________ ___ ___ ______________________ ___ ________ __________________________ - -Av r ___ ______ ____ ________ C4CK ' a- L. _______ very good news for all human city dwellers. __ . _______ and and American scientists for reasons that have __ ' - Specifically, it's the sex life of the cockroach ____________ _____ - -- ' turn out to be bad news for the cockroach but chains" to illegally boost profits and improper efforts to gain special oil allocations. windfall taxes, the programmed deficit will be about $30 billion. And because the Carter administration needs a scapegoat on inflation to distract attention from its own tUtflba1azthe budget, we may expect the private sector to be blamed for not hewing to th e 7 pe rcent voluntary wage-price guidelines. This, of course, could justify a quick fix th rough mandatory controls that have always failed, and with disastrous results, every time th ey have been tried anywhere in history, Including the declining days of the Roman Empire. omic complexities, this much is clear: Our devastating inflation will not improve until the federal government reduces spending, balances the budget and stimulates 1. ____ ...................... .:•'_.' .': say that at least you haven't been warned. ____ .. that surfaced here recently but went virtually Even with billions of new revenue piling In from -4 . -:'. I By DON GRAFF ;22 - - jj r ____ • • . _______&_ - L -, .. ; '. " I.; ;; i- ,.~, • 1. Research -• .rA 71* 4 _ ___________________ -_-,_-________________________ _ r-.-- -- WASNGTON NEA) - The good news (relatively speaking) Is that the legal price of gasoline, heating oil and all other petroleum unnoticed, possibly because the officials In,Ived wanted no embarrassing publicity. The Justice Department's first complete listing of allcasesreferred for prosecution by the Department of Ençrgy (DOE) contains 22 separate allegations of criminal activity, many of them Involving multiple defendants. The charges involve illegal falsifications of in voices, price lists, transportation charges, _________ - _________ - . Is. X=Rated ___________ • UI S __________ • : 1- .•.- VIEWPOINT ________ - - ' . .., , I VINYL SHEET FLOORING ____ _______ __ - _ -. 4•• " ______________ ___ _ ____-. ____ _________________ ___ ______ _____________ ____ •. 11 ___________________________________________ American industry no longer possesses th e modern, reserve capacity to meet increased foreign and domestic demand for goods. Prices are zooming because too many dollars are overr unning th e supplies. White house outbursts to the contrary, profits, the basis for new plants and more jobs, were cut half during the last decade In real terms, when adjusted for inflation. The lack of normal profits and the resulting loss in productivity is just now making itself fully felt through soaring prices. Meanwhile, It's business as usual in Washington. Measures recently introduced by Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., and others to reduce spending have been beaten down by overwhelming margins. Congress plans to spend an additional $81 billion in the next fiscal year, to be financed partly by automatic windfall tax increases resulting from inflation pushing taxpayers into higher brackets. L, ~ I ____ even the economists, who no longer than 90 days ago were predicting an average price rise of only 7.8 percent. Although most economists agree that uninterrupted, multi-billion-dollar deficits in Washington constitute the chief fuel for this overheated economy, there is some disagreement over the unexpected price spurts during recent months. Paul W. McCracken, former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, believes a contriting cause is that slugish rates of capital forthation during much of this decade have meant less investment in new plant facilities. This in turn , - 1 'guess we've all been touched by a good I'll never forget the time I was riding on a bus In As the two officers arc wrestling with the woman, C. Despite reassurances from Washington, the American economy is now in the throes of a classic double-digit inflation, the rate of whic.t has stunned Shalom worsometmes er to as "cold, selfish and unloving." Without in ten ding another young woman sees the struggle, stops her car and helps subdue the woman. She then jumps in her car and follows the two officers over to the By SHARON CARRASCO Usual but there's where we disagree. People like this woman who perform these socalled altruistic acts are the adhesive that holds our society together. They are the ones we must trust time to time. The people who aren't rewarded, don't take any credit, aren't written about with Banner size headlines across the page. But yet, I don't know how this world could survive __ :1 the woman climbs in her car and disappears. It's obvio us to me anyway) :she feI she was just doing her. duty as a good citizen and didn't want a pat on the head, She didn't think it was anythlngSpecial, movies, right? Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; I Then before they can thank her It sounds like something out of a movie script for the "Lone Ranger." It could only happen in the Around 11 on the seat. I didn't realize it until I reached home. Then It was too kite. Someone probably pulled ut an my money and dumped my purse in a trash can In an alley somewhere, I thought. Twenty dollars was just too much money to not tempt a stranger. After a few cries of frustration, I got a phone call fromamanwhofoundmypUrseWlthall$2OifltaCt. He came to my home, returned my purse, refused to accept a reward and quickly left. (and Mlii am), I left my purse or get her name, Thursday, May 10, ø7-SA • (USPS 411-210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 305-3fl.11 or 831-9993 Thursday, May 10, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANOS Managing Editor RONALDG. BECK,AdvertlslngDirector Evening H•rald, Sanford, Fl. - -- -- - • * - JL A' -fT.. '!_!r . ---- •------- ----. -* .- - .-- -.. -- - - -I .. - - - . - - - - . - ,. • . - . ,- I , irs- -: �Thursday, May 10, 197977A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CACENDA THURSDAY MAY 10 Enjoy the Secon'd Annual SetiiimIa Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 .fli.. 0(1(1 F'elIos lI.tll, Sdntui'd. Ot crt'aters Anonymous. ;:30 p.m.. ('ouunwiity Unittu Methodist iliurcti, Cissclbcr. Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club, 7:30 p.m.. Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees board, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. 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Sunday, May 13 Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Hallway Rouse, 59t, LOU MlrgstaOvWw,Bomtocd. Tuesday, May 15 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, bag lunch, Civic Center,. Program by Seminole Community College spea*ers, 1 P.M. Sanford Plaza SANFORD ONE HOUR CLEAR C. L. SCHMALMAACK, OWNER SANFORD PLAZA �SPORa sA-rv,ning Herald, Sanford, FL- - . -,, '* - Thurv,Mayio,i;/ Wednesday, Mayo, 9,1 97 9 Spurs Hold 41 191 T, .., ' !i s . 'I Wants NEW YORK (UP!) - Paul Newman A.J. Foyt, Woody Allen wants to be Benny Goodman, Ron Guidry wants to be Babe Ruth. Nobody really takes Guidry seriously, though, and that bugs :: him a little. He's got this thing about playing the outfield, and In his heart he feels he can make the same switch Babe Ruth did - from the pitching mound to the outfield - but he can't convince anyone he's really serious. "Everyone thinks I'm kidding," he keeps saying. "I tell 'em I want to play the outfield and no one listens. I tell 'em I can hit and they don't believe me. They know I can run." "How well do you think you can hit?" a newsman asked Guidry at a curly-haired Yankee id. thander was honored as The Sporting News Man of the Year for 1978. To Play Oulr"V Aak ild, wants to be Wednesday Sports Parade BY MILTON KI(H%1,tN every day and who aren't among the leading hitters." "What about the money? You wouldn't get as much money as an outfielder." "Yeah, but I'd have more fun," laughed Guidry. He always laughs talking about playing the outfield but he's hallway serious enough it so that he'd like to take a crack at It sometime. who has never come to bat even once since he has been with the Yankees and hasn't batted consistently for at least the past five was still in the lower minors, has made two conversions during his career already and both had to do with luncheon where the Oiie became a darter two I see him go after a ball near the fence, Ihfnk 'Oh, God, don't let anything happen to him,"' said Yankeq President Al Rosen, wE.. as at Wednesday's luncheon. Last Octobt, (iuldry went after one fly ball wlthuch utter disregard for his own welfare before the final World es' game at Dodger Stadium he ran Into the right-center fieli fence out there and tore up his knee pretty good. "I caught the ball, though," he beamed. "Everytime about "Do you think you could hit enough to win regular job inthe outfield?" "Yes," answered the crlyhaired Louisiana lefty."! know I can hit as well as a lotta guys in the majors now. I'm not talking about the best hitting outfielders, but about some of those who play No pitching. He came up to the Yankees from Syracuse originally is a relief i 1975 and seasons later)After his remarkable performance last year when he led the maJos with 25 victories, a 1.74 ERA and nine shutouts, he astonished everyone last week by volunteering to become a reliever again andflll in for the disabled Goose Goseage. Guidry has done an excellent job In relief so far but his heart seems to be In the outfield. If you come out to the Yankee games early, you can till that by the way he takes off and goes after all those line drlvs and fly balls anywhere near him during batting practice. He i*'t fooling around out there. p tcher In years when he Ruthven Near tter, 2 w0 ,_, .. ','. . . I; •. • . / • • . • .• .•. Pitches A's To 4w2 Win Norris • . :- •. . . • • ..: ., legged •• -. .•.• . j:• - • - • • h.• . . .• . • - . •• - -. • • - • • - •. dd . • ••. a . . • '. '•. • .._ . . - .- • ' - -. . Dawn Berguson follows flight of softball • Se Ole I J A vance 1 - • - • ___ Wing, Barry Spark D&J Alan Wing pitched a fourhItlSr with 12 strikeouts and Se' Bury drove In the °-i T.T ahead run to lea d U5 EqulpsnentpastNorthOrlsodo Foo s, 74'In the Seminole Pony Baseball .ue., Financial Ptaimthg tripped Centrs1 Florida Elidrlc 7-1 In • •4_ - . - - r 'it / ____ / -, S$ • --- - - . MaIj•or Loasue Natisisal Laa,ea bali -" • ____ Kansas City 4. Texas 3 0r46y's $am. CilpilanI 46 jg Ken City at Chicige, night Mllwaukss at Osirelt, night Tesas:at TW*IIS 11101 1618,000111$ • • - • II - $.afl$ as Saltimom. IlIght Cant at New York. nIiJss Oakland at Dog Racing DAYTOhA UACII7 _ wIDNisaAyMssN Ttl 111110110" 3.0 2A 230 3CIbsrstChuck 3 , V 340 sui iso, oIl-u 7(13-fl • . ',.q • 4 .. • ' • . • .. • -- . - • r - 116=1 14 ACf] ' - Bullets, Off By United Press International clock down but traveled. Illustrated the high taliber of defending champion Seattle The Sonics '.son their two Larry Kenon Is perhaps the finds itself in a must-win home games but hardly rbsen:Elvin Hayes' basket with 14 the two teams, most erratic player on a very seconds left cut the Spurs' lead "It's the sign of a great team situation Friday night when the bled the team with the NBA's erratic team, back to one and Kenon was when they come back they way Supersonics host the gritty second-beg record in Phoenix. San Antonio's 6-foot-9 for. fouled with three seconds left. they did," said Silas, "but it's Phoenix Suns with the series Coach Lenny Wilkens thinks his ward who averaged fl points - With a chance to insure the also a sign of a good team when tied, 2-2. dub may be thinking too much. and almost four turnovers victory, the 85 percent foul you're struggling like we were per game over the regular shooter missed his first free at the end to go on and win." season was Involved in the throw then made the second , George (,ervin, San Antonio s critical plays Wednesday night be fore Washington guard when t he Spurs held off the Charles Johnson rImmed the All-Star gua rd, scored a gameHAROWA high 29 points but was defending NBA champion basket from the corner at unavailable to reporters afterWashington Bullets, 116-114, to buzzer. wards. take a 2-1 lead in their best-ofSilas, who added 22 points, i seven Eastern Conference said the last seven minutes In the Western Conference, ACE LIQUID L J 130Z. ACE finals. BRUSH SPRAY 6L I •P "We had a letdown," said Kenon, who understates almost as well as he clicks on those patented 15-foot lean-in baskets. "But I never thought we'd lose the game." But Kenon's confidence was •. -. - . .••• severely tested over the final seven minutes in the HemisFair ... .Arena, when the Bullets almost Larry Castle overlooks the signing of three overcame a 14-point deficit In SCC SIGNS their t become thefirst promising tennis players for next year's team at repea a Seminole Community College. Left to right are Scott decade P on o THREE PLAYERS Reagan of Seminole, Kevin Copeland of Lake Washington cut the margin to FOR TENNIS Brantley and Mark West of Winter Park. one point with 55 seconds left, but Kenon grabbed a missed shot by James Silas and scored on a stuff shot with 32 seconds em aining U mpir es Kep rin by three. After us y Bob Dandridge, who led the Bullets with 28 points, missed a By United Press International Job, they should quit even In allowing Individuals to shot, Kenon tried to run the The striking major-league the middle of the game. Let from the clubhouse only when umpires may have received somebody else do It. The needed. some "unofficial" support regular National League umps In Boston, California Manag. Wednesday night when 10 never would have let things get er Jim Fregosi was removed people, including four manag- that far out of hand." after Don Baylor was called out ers and a coach, were ejected In Houston, St. Louis Manag- for running outside the bawl. by the substitute umpires and er Ken Boyer was thumbed out ne. Baylor was ruled safe by the I an entire bench was cleared, along with catcher Ted Sim- third base umpire, but the ' The Pirates led the ejection mona and first baseman Keith second-base arbiter overruled - ••. -, ' tB - return , - parade with four losses. Hernandez for arguing a play at and said Baylor was out, Manager Chuck Tanner, Coach second base and bumping touching off that rhubarb. Exit Fregcwl. Joe Lonnett and second substitute umpire Dave Pallone Cleveland Manager Jeff Torbaseman Rennie Stennett were In the bottom of the ninth Inthrown out during two different ning. A 10-minute discussion borg did his vanishing act in the followed, ninth inning of his team's arguments. Exit Boyer, Simmons and victory at Milwaukee, Umpire Later, star right-fielder Dave Rick Reed called a balk on Parker charged Atlanta pitcher Hernandez. Soon after, Pallone, who reliever Sid Monge, forcing in a Gene Garber and had to be restrained by the entire Pirate worked In the International run. The Cleveland manager bench after his dismissal, League last season, cleared the didn't quite we It that way. Exit Torborg. which came while he was Cardinal bench of all players, standing on first base. ______________________________________________ Exit Tanner, Lonnett, Stennett and Parker. In the Atlanta's ••___ T 04 axillciff. , - - • $ .. DfV'Ut't'q'L'O N V £iL4)LL,L, mi.Yi. Titif . . (ugi) WI Sonny Werblln, and said he will .4 ay ..leS. 1k.. Fighting Irish at least for the time being. In Rothedtr for business, a Phelps said he talked with u Werblin several times posibilfty of cxning to New York, and said he still may eventually. "But I'm happy where I am. I'm looking forward to taking Notre Dame to Yugoslavia this summer and coaching again at South Bend this fail. I didn't rule out the possibility of working for an NBA club ne year. a a • WE DO PROFESSIONAL WORK. I * a Lube And • pS1O1t, _______________ _1 Oh0IP4COfldO _ -' • - WE DO ONLY THE WORK YOU AUTHORIZE. WE RETURN WORN-OUT PARTS. WE HONOR OUR AUTO SE VICE WARRANTY NATIONWIDE. 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Residents along the route may partinipete by having wateir hum 011111111111k to cod down the rwasm Threare149eaags to , a • or more, for any purpose! for Notre Dame Coach Digger Phelps confirmed Wednesday he had been offered the head coaching J ob o the New York The Sanford Recreational Department sod Kiwanis Swwlae dub Invite, the public to the annual 10,000 meter rim Saturday at $ a.na. .Martlng from the Sanford Civic . a All Applicants May Be Eligible. through the 1201 season ' • to Ph.Ips To Knicks? New . . -• .. I Yourcsedltla good for "It was the worst example of umpiring I've ever seen," said Pittsburgh ca tcher Ed Ott. "If people like that can't handle the Baskaftil p MAR#11 ,.4 Need Cah? _ mow at Transactions CsOOD YEAR MRVK;E bTORES AUTO SERViCE CENTER q.tbe ninth, - Playoff Today - . - 1 Jarwin Tug • at , SMa : IS, - .. JJiI J I ' ::: III sris. r ':- - , ., Beth Van Ness swings for-Seminoles , ' SszeNu •, L IY sea Ne$s.I N1V1!PIWI Lars :: I -- - - • : ., _'s•: ,.' J 4 Orleans - Named Frank • s.Dse., • LSYd I goner anagir. •rmst 15 Soccer • aims I c.i.r New Yerli (ASL) - Appointed LilIes 1 S D. 5sss I S,s S John Irvine general manager. L, klII I LaWNS Rothsstir (NA$L) - Announced TslaN II tesaN III the signing at dSfindfV.fofW.,.d Jim PirsIPsisial .I 011--i Pollihan to a contract extending MslIca* Cease, 111-4 •.. co" IS ••• j -a,. lie . - .- I ' • ' ' SCOREBOARD d Sfdirsper mig, Sr -$5 Py I.. 'LASAw • P i- 11 NaN _______ ii ,, 1Vt '• The, weatherman won spin high plate trying to score on a wild Wednesday night school regional baseball pitch. Hall Issued five consecutive matchup at Sanford Memorial walks with two outs in the Stadium, but Seminole and . Merritt lalsod got a jump on the bottom -Sat. third and pesky weatherman today by Center too a playing a 2 p.m. game hopefully before expected py pip MIDICAL. CIN. evening showers set In. as N N TIN ino 3 0.Presidia ::: W I. Pd. 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New York 2 32 4 TheN : Yciese )IP$ Oakland 12 ii Friday's Sames 10 31 11½ ds dcl at P1, flt IIS115.-5 : M -1 Atla nta at St. Lou is. night WIlmuday's INlIN Houston, night Chicago Toronto at Minn, ppd., rain INAhCIM. C. PLA. Montreal 46 Los Aug. nIght as"" to California 5 A8 a N New York at San Diego, n'gh NS SIlk ! . MI1L.$ ISs Phll at San Frasci,co, n146* DeBut. 4. Baltimore 2 .s AUMM : - southpaw. "for the - • 1 11 ' . . - who threw ph to third second out,tobutthe a throw sailed hto left &W and U& . • As the Yankees' ace reliever now, Guidry throws the same kind of few Into opposing hitters with his heater -docked at 95 miles per hour as Joe Page did when he would come In from the bullpen In the late 140s. Page also was a "I made my first appearance in Yankee Stadium against Joe Page," remembered Rosen, who was the American League's unanimous MVP In 1953 with the Cleveland Indians. "I walked up there to the plate and I was almost catatonic. The umpire had to tell me three times It was strike three." Rosen also recalled the Indians had a reliever who always wanted to start a bailgame. His name was Ray Narleski. "We get up to Boston, the club is going well and Al Lopez (the Indians' manager) figured this was a good time to teach him a lesson," Rosen went on. "Narleski threw a two-hit shutout, we won the game, 14, and Lopez really had a tiger by the tall then. Narleski wanted to Mart some more, but Lopez told him how much more important he was to us In the bullpen." A few years later, when the Indians no longer had such pitchers as Bob Lemon, Narleski got his chance to dart more often. Who knows? Maybe Ron Guidry will get his chance to play the outfield when Reggie Jackson, Mickey Rivers and Lou Pinlella are gone. Flagship - softball team made ~Wck work of Eau GalUe Wednesday af. ternoon, grabbing a 3-1 victory that took Just 52 mInutes and beat the weatherman in the process. By United Press Iaternatlsl how to pitch all over again." Thus Seminole advances to F riday's 3 p.m. sectional enMike Norris claims he's J ust After giving up Roeulcke'a ter against learning how to pitch again, but hit, the score was tied 22 andcoun Fort LIItIMIe Pla ntatico at the try telling that to the hot-hitting the game was 4W In question. Baltimore Orioles. Wayne Gross drove In two latter's field. The winner Oakland's 24-year-old right- rims with a homer and a single qualifies for the date tour. bander silenced the Baltimore to stake Oakland to a 24 lead ent the following week. p, pggi and JOIU.Je lineup with a variety of sliders, entering the seventh. But Eddie change-ups and saewbsils to Murray, who saw his 19-game Bennett were Semlnole'j heroes AS Rigging tripled in one run spin a sparkling one-hitt er hitting streak stopped, reached and Bennett hit a tworun Wednesday,night, helping the on an error by first baseman homer Oakland As to a 4.2 victory Dave 'y over the Orioles, Seminole upped Its record to drew a walk - one of four "I'm not pe rf ect," sa id Issued by Norris. Murphy then 12-12 mci has won five games in Norris, who Pitched 6 13 In- made a diving attempt to catch a row. shod and sweet" ninP Of no-hit ball before Gary e bell deadpanned Seminole coach Hoenicke delivered a tworun Hoenicke's rolled put him, hit allowing but th both Betty Turner. double, which barely eluded runners to score. center fielder Dwayne Murphy. "But this (tonlgist)4a tin Way I In OIMF AI • N $UMINo4.I.. N WNW 2 I can pitch. Ever since I hurt my games, Boston °! . 3.' s....,, n ioc he nla, 91, New York wiacu elbow • t ie rngss 25 ur Chicago nipped ICIiil s gery to remove calcium Cigo, 54, Q%ICNO nIPPed iae,ui, a. a. i deposits), I've been learning got serwmm 16 NOW .. Iuuw.,esqv, ,.., .y •• lisusais Sol beatT 0, -3 andToro,*oat Lea ass Karp,, all Müme"was'ralnedout. .- , Only one game was played In First Federal used a leadoff Sanford Wednesday U rain walk to Vanester Frison to Washed out two Junior League scoreltaflnairuninthetopof andtwoUWeNauonaiLeague thefourthbeforethegamewas games. washed out. In the lone Little National Two Pee Wee League games League contest, Medical Center and a Junior League game are ripped First Federal, 4-Z In a slated for Chase Par k on Celery rain-shorteneil contest. Avenue today. In the Pee Wee Other games were League games, Butch's rescheduled for this weekend. Chevron Service takes on Medical Center broke open a Adcock Roofing at Spin, and scoreliss tie with a single run In Seminole Sporting Goods plays the bottom of the second. Bryan Leonard Stiell at 6:30. That will I)eboee walked, advanced to be followed by a 7:30 p.m. second ona hit by Larry Lernon Junior League game between sOd moved to third on a wild Knights of Columbus and pitch. Debose scored when Roy. F Federal pitcher Roger In the Little American }jfl tried to pick Lemon off Leag ue, Bank plays second base and the relay to Seminole Petroleum at 5 p.m. home was late. at Bay Avenue Field, while at First Federal tied the score Fort Mellon Park Jack Prosier with a single in the top of Ford meets American the third. Joe Litton and Contrel Exchange at 5 p.m. and Knight opened the bmIng with Atlantic Bank plays George's a bck-to.bsck hits and Ricky 7p.m. Crisp walked to load the bases. Withaftodvairm l ,. first ' Listening Medics Defeat Firs t Fe de ral EyUsltedPreulaternado.aI only thr ee other r un ners It was the pltcherwho w reached base, aflin the sixth flirting with the no-hitter in San when Ruthven walked two and Diego Wednesday night, but it Larry Bowa fumbled Barry was his catcher who really Evans' grounder. wanted it - so bad he could The Pidilles scored a run in almost taste It. the inning after two were "I was very m uch aware of out when Pete Rose got the first the no-hitter. I wanted it of his three hits, stole second badly," catcher Bob Boone said and came around on Greg after Dick Ruthven threw a one. Luslnskl's double. Philadelphia hitter at the Padres In a 2.0 got Its other rim In the third, Philadelphia victory. "It's like also after two were out. 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Th _______ ______ ______ _ our VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. your problems, but It might 22)Someoneyou'libeInvovedtakeputthtgyow head togeth 1. with teals just as strongly about with someone else in order to his views as you do about yours. come up with it. _______________ — • l)i Ii )) RNK AND ERNEST SPIDER-MAN 1L nowlps 1'INd' IPITORIALS &ASTING THE CUI.TII' TVYE PJP7D SILINCI HIM! by Sob TIves WEST You're quick to retort today and TAURUS (April W May 211 this is good, provided you don't Unfortunately, you could be do so in phony indignation. faced with a confrontation Your worth will come back like today. Use your flashes of in- a boomerang. splration to guide you out of a SAGlTTARIUSNov,Z3.Dec, tricky situation . Discover with 21) Being candid isn't always whom you best get along the best policy. Abide by your ____ ?MSUo1e James W. Brown. father, the bride chose for her a white gown fashioned along the ."slim silhouette with a fingertip overlay of galoon lace. Handmade silk roses secured her veil of iUusion. She carried a bouquet of When that happens there is • 1098 • -. 7432 Air ____ __ ____ __ . I, A '3 Us, f$ • • AR$AL. • I by T. K. Ryan I CAIOISLA . man J scgi*.i . S . - ii , in fashion colors TOTE BAG Your choice of green, gray or $Q95 d vinyl. Zippered, with lock Sanford Jewelry & Luggage ,. 217 E. FIRST ST. SANFO RD 322.569) Remember old son Brian (an only child) restaurants to offer children's have had Sunday dinner out. portions at reduced prices to Lately Brian has started senior citizens? I'm over 65 and Mother . With somethIn we've f inished, and asks his aLlowedtoordeiu child's meal. fatherforthecarkeyssohecan Ijusttlatetosevullthatgoo(i sit in the car and listen to the food go to waste, Abby. Please radio. see what uu can do for us older His father doesn't like it any folks. . special from . ' . i mary/esther's ____ - ,-.. - meeting, • Shorts j Nearly 70 Sanford Senior take members to the play Citizens met for their regular "Sound of Music" in Orlando, bag luncheon and business On May 26, plans have been _ I AI EMS? 01 1 1 • Model Coats by Swirl "-p / 41 Now co%.ciIon P$uwia I 8:00 p mary! esther's 00 N. PARK SANFORD 322.2383 sti.i: si'turs IIUI);t II 16kCOUPONS VALID THRU SUNDAY _ 76 1 81 L lj f' ,!i't.-r ill ,•ci... I (H I' '('I' n.tomldnlght . mosenot wearing Roman attire will have to pay an admission charge. Further details can be ob- Herald Coff"Padn $317211 SOUNDOF SUNSHINE SWEET ADELINES PRESENTS ____________________________ ____________________ __________ QIA' DOUBLE KNITS i r. 55J5 I 'slur QUiL7,NG 98, ... • tained from Sr. Lucille at 834- '4,SI,,%IIIIs 9 99 SATURDAY, MAY 1 ,1 • I t40% 2311. No. 7 SPECIAl! I 4 4?0 ir lixi COI ION 6:30 P.M. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER PLISSE DINNEN'UMVIN.MVIId.r 12 Featuring DAPPER DANS. ETCETERA SOUNDOFSUNSHINE.EDIOE ((11(1' 98; ALTAMONTI MALL • ' NAIURAI. I.INtN WOK fl WEED UPHOLSTERY F Wlt)L tl1ll COUPON UNIV 69 • it'! lilt I UXIIUV , UE SATIN DRAPERY FABRIC II! ~ 41 51 fl 49" DSDSDSOW 1 DSDSDSDSD Mv! I DEPT STORES 11,4 roo MADE 4 ND m _____ Oo wiom, ALTERATIONS.., ,W1WC3tuV 5ffJ L ENGTH ___ _________ • •' • ' ___ -c•..•• " )'i StLF.[U'41D. SLJPIRION DIn. ANTIQUE OPEN WEAVE ,, I1ST QUAUTY I QUALITY f9AM - 4 .J*cqv*' _os 4S ... . 1 9' is 10 be •pIc,Ai,sIegp I OPSN*UAVICAIIM$Nt MST I C[OSIIIOUTS -''4- ..........$25" CLOSE.OIJTS I 7n- a.r......,,,.$29",, •3 sss ga ,, 4$ Pr. *.k P1 4844 ........... l3" i -4- •.•.-••••. YOUR CHOICE •5 •14.. 1S143 I r*mw..s$3',1 I ••• FIRST QUALITY • TRIMENDOUS SELECTION • TUMaLL I)Ry OPEN WEAVE CASEMENTS BACKS .. 1 24"'s re butterflies In diamonds, rubles, emralds, upphlres and 14 karat gold. a. Pendant, $135 to $150 b. Stickpin, $120 c. Earrings, pair, $213 to $250 Ao.vni.bi,, Time Wesaorapkliy.Jtmtone the Roman Dance at the year ago, Tarn and David WintMong Apartms, with is Mikal were married In a , being apocuored by the St. Mery beautiful setting at the Rcue Magdalen Youth Groap. jGatdtnat1muGarthns.TheY Thsdance,whlchisforllh I CASEMENTS SATIN eras................ Breath ____ Thitees are Helen Juthe, sp,daldayonMay& ' — ._ • ,4 JOAN N ___ :. (New Shipment) \, made to attend the Zeliwood will start with a bag lunch at noon. The tour season cont in ues with 40 members and guests The Job Market registered to go to Sarasota for the play 'Design fr Living." rough 12 th th graders, will be Fisher who celebrated her and Tops by Haymaker Lacoste • Collins Handbags , / community singing ac- leaving at 10:30 a.m. cosnpanled by Audrey Joints. Tour Qullruusn Doris F. Bingo was played with prizes also announced a vacation for of Project 21st at the Central Christian Cent ury Woman, in conducting Church. "A beautiful child," a workshop with guidelines for boasts Grandma. finding a job on 1 lay, May iS, In the Gar&i celebratag y ploy Rolanaon's, Altamom*e Mall. were: Bob They will give tips for getting VenUse, AprIl 19; Mayoard bark into the job market — on Decker, aid; George SImP¼IIW, finding Job leads, writing 22nd; 1awrence Arthur sat reumea and handling in- Ray N th; and DAm jones, asus. Happy Birthday to Thereismdzargefcrthe seminars. Reservations may be made through the customer The first birthdays are service desk, $3O1211. always special ones, and 11111. 1mb ChristIne, daughter of TheFrindsof the Aitwuonte & Mrs. Douglas McCord, Springs Library and Cultural rt &y an Center elected the following APril 19. officers: President Saddle Pate; Vtcepres1dent Patty Happy 24th wedding . Gal; Secretary Joe Birke; and nlvenary to Eddie __ aid Mary Treasurer Harriet DSfl'YbdflY. P.M. who wlfl celebrate that 444" 71%84 5 "I 5"' 721f .......,.11 -,.,,','',, wxr ......111124-111 'I I PATk%,5549I,,,, I 1144'04"...- $59S,, ___________________________ ZALES • The Diamond Store .. S - ' DISCOUNT M. ThS. I54.4. *5•-$iI. *4-S... 114 2554 OSIAIISO 01. ZAYNE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD U11111 ____ - • _______ __ S f-I, : es? Try for this kind of treatment listening to his respons .Scx, I by Samsonite or Amelia Earhart Ior3I years. I'm wondering who It next Sunday and I'll bet Brian The jerk is. stays through dessert! DEAR ABBY: For years my DEAR ABBY: How about husband and I and our 14-year- starting a cwnpaign to get and Lucille Taylor. S — LUGGAGE l know my husband is hurt, as DEAR MOTHER: Brian is DEAR HAD IT: You not only ltrying to tell you he is deserve afew dollars to do with Have you tried drawing him as you please, you're EN- into the conversation — TITLED to it But U you've held directing questions to him — .MRS. WILLIAM E. BROWN Aspeciiilblrthdaygreetingto Beginnings at the Adult celebrated their first wedding Mary ChUders who turned 100 Resource Center, Seminole anniversary on 4ul 9 on AprIl 17. She isa resident at Community College, are the Heritage Center. holdingtNlcuasions desipedlo RoaesnaryWilloughby,avery help women "know who they proud graridmolt1w, annotirica Birthday greetings to Linda areandhowtomakededstons, that'her 4month.old grandchoices or plans for a new daughter, Caste Marie, lifestyle." daughter of Cheryl and Gerry SANFORD PLAZA They They will join June Gordon, Hash, was baptized on April 29, . • he prefers HAD IT have given many women through New Directions, New • I I ' __ I S S.'. . making their home in Sanford. Both are employed by StrombergCarlson. ____ Pat Landry and Gloria • 4 husband says that if scream. Print this. The jerk am 1. but we're not sure what to reads your column. Maybe t his do abo ut it. What do you think? will wake Bill AN'S lOfIJFil 's'. The newlyweds are ____ • Brian has done this when I am so disgusted I could _ Interest ed in "Finding Yourself and a New Lifestyle?" Here's your chance to learn puss4miIroir . I f the church fellowship hall. R e-Enter by Stan Lee and JToiin Romita tar's sea AAIMT AN AN$RY R SWlN6lR HEY.. hair? the average eatery, but if it UNCIE ED became too popular it might. DEAH U N C I. Better ask for a duggie bag -congratulations.— meals without him. Seminar To He/ Women the slambang method "=- INEWSPAPEH EN1ERPØI by thlapa1risabeutug (DO You have a question for anY. Of course, t* sey belong In six notrump layed by the experts? Write "Ask the North gfncea he. tlead will Experts," care 01 this newspa. per. Individual questions will defeat South at t slam, be answered by sfamp@d. it accompanje4 SSW playing with rfliITOl'3 and envelopes. The moss Interest. madehisnormai1eadofU Ing questions will be used in Jack 01 des. this Column and will receive Soith WOfl In dummy, copies of JACOB V MODERN,) l* AIIDXCI . A reception followed in . Simpson who are known There are plenty of ways three spades, two hearts, to get to six notrump with two diamonds and five throughout the community for the North-South cards, but clubs. the help and Implration they Mi*, VIdID ____ blond hair and blue eyes just gate birth to a baby brown eves and coal blacic Altamonte Springs HUH'S? wtt. Fti*3PON$* I restaurant thus a profit it can't stay in business. An Oe____________________________ reduced won't easlonal price child's meal at a have to show him the sales slip __________________________ bankrupt ________ . woiv Abby __ Ir awarded. about three months to be ld heft NfIPVTIMVMCIeI PrizeswereaIsoventothe foUowedbyanobertourto axes ter rehearsing for the a1111111111181 oldest and youngest mothers the Southwest which will inschool play which will be presented Friday at 7:30 p.m., at Sanford Middle present and the mother with the elude stops at Dallas, Fort BOYS ALLOWED11" School auditorium. Admission is 50 cents for students and adults. According to a largest number of great Worth. the Painted Desert, th School sPokesman, the play Is sure to entertain the entire family. Wanda Currie, gran&hildren, who was Mrs. Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Ele Katherine Senkarik. seventh grade English teacher, is the director. Paso and San Antonio in Texas. On May 15, Pat Landry and Reservations are available to Gloria Simpson, instructors in all senior citizens and their the Adult Research Center at friends. In And Around S Seminole Community College, will speak of "New Directions and New Beginnings for All Ages." Members are asked to Invite friends and neighbors for this presentation. The meeting _____ M SMAlL. EATER: a lovely Idea, but unless a married to a inan who abi~ ihas u; you think I deserve a few to the radio, we shouldn't insist doll ars to do with as I please? that he stay wi th us. -. •. ___ • DEAR leftovers.. DEAR ABBY: What do yàt say to a niece who has blor Its hair and blue eyes ant Dear President Laurti Rasey led in Corn Festival with buses made the tatuous remark, 'Partner, maybe we didn't bid enough," and led a- low diamond from dummy. S .. . Susan Beckett was flower girl. ______________________ - - SLIWUDS I and take home your Seniors Honor Moms i' 1. , finesm and be home with lOONIES SMALL EATER IN ILLINOIS Including the laundry. Don't to sit alone in the cur and listen m May we suggest.. I '. ... ________________ buy something for myself or our children, I have have to ask him for the money. Afterward, I do all my own housework, too. _II!II p ' - Money. r had to pay someone to take my we've had others eating with place it would cost him plenty.! us. I think it's rude, but my .; - 1H•,j - 0ye Co-ordinates take and lose the heart 1 'i erk S Dalton Knit up quickly by pointing out and Alan Sontag At he . that bad breaks or no bad West North Fast south breaks, the slam had been a 2 NT lay down. Pass 6 NT Pa Pass At trick two, South should Pass have risen with the ace of diamonds. At trick three, he should have led a low diaOpening lead: .J mond toward dummy. West could not have afforded to take the trick and set up the diamond suit, So South would have two diamond tricks home, T r_.L S ' 5 Greg Luther served the bridegroom as best man, Dennis Waldron and David * West won the trick and eventually the defense collected a heart trick. South remarked that the odds had tobe about 5Oto one against the bad breaks he got, but North shut him Dealer: South Business ' does both. I've never been ' extravagant. If my husband and mums. ____ . Oc.cA$iONI. 1 yellow and white car- nations ____ and throw It out the window. Without thinking at all, he played h is jack of damonds, V973 v K6 54 2 • K 1098 -- 4' 75 4' 64 3 2 SOUTH •A5 Q J 10 AJ4 • A K Q 108 Vulnerable: East-west ily ' something new. He rushes can't eat a regular size meal in ________ through his meal, long before a restaurant, but I'm not ra I hat with Peach trim. They carried . proceeded to take the slam "i COM* 'VA5AlNST ONI LONE XIJINAUSI! ' something develops th at could help you with. Fam and give him back the exact change. more than 1 do, but he gives mm I don't drink or smoke. He the keys and we finish our gown and a white _____ did bid enough." Then he FAST YOU GUYS REALLY • C4,OiY •1 Pamela Waidron was the maid of honor, bridesmaid was Melba Reid. Each - OMORow'$ PIG1AIL$? GAI'L'5 and mums. Dennis were the ushers. Given in marriage by her WIN AT BRIDGE him. ________ LIBRA(SepLZ3.0cLZ3)M ______________ All partner ship unusual opportunity to buy artangesnenta SIll p1ev you've been wanting NORTH s.o . i Q AS this coming year, but one you don't have the funds you ' w a.j HBKOF NJ _____ LAr1CfftP, ILIUCIT MUD Springs, and the late and nausea and if they're how you're doing and it related to the gal by Howie SchnIsIder nations, roses In DEAR ABBY: My husband is a jerk, I've worked alongside him in our own business for 30 yea but I've never had a dime i could call my own. If! want to yellow and white car- —— can also go through to the back, specialist would know about —— over the lower right ribs, the th ese. — gaflbladdercan become inSince you have an eye flamed and it can even rupture. problem, I'm sure that your So it's impo rtant that you f ind doctor has arranged for you to out what's causing your pain have periodic check ups to see BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL -n-i -r Bramlett of Winter some retinal problems that can resemble appendicitis except c an be corrected or helped by the location is higher. The pain modern techniques but an eye 85 HOROSCOPE ________ '4. parents are Mrs. B.G. gallbladder and you can have not much you can do in terms of severe attacks of pain in the operating on the lens of the eye upper right abdomen, or using glasses. There are In some ways the attacks — 62 — — — 61 _____ ____ — ____ — J _____ _______ —— 56 57 55 64 — ——— wow _ Sanford. The bridegroom's want to think of it in terms of a the movie, it's li ke the screen tha t they're not associated with gallbladder stones, still t he image ISproj ed tott Its have a problem tha t needs richly supplied with blood vessels and nerve fibers. You resolution. associated with disease of t he ______ 63 PAPER FOLOING• _______ i-r Beckett of Route 1, at the back of the eye. If you s Vow still 52 53 54 ' ______ tr mas E 1HM1HV of* Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. One of the major remaining -. e ___ The bride Is the daughter and these can . - 50 58 — FIGURE BEFORE RONNIE VENEVER IED r,wuro ORlGAMI. WO - 47 48 49 — 51 by Bob Montana ARCH, 140W LONG DO ' H. wov1 (" HAHS I'M INTO Milan Weerts performed the double ring There are many people who can have changes In the Cirhave silent gallbladder stones culation to this area or changes and don't know they have them in the nerve fibers which means until they have an X ray. In that the scree n itself doesn't I27 [28 ______ now you are having symptoms that req Wre an explanation. If Beckett and Church, Orlando. Rev. problem. Your doctor 's in- Lenti(n, I'm certain, was to let L William E. Brown were married April 15, at 3 p.m., at the Trinity Lutheran difficulties are changes weren't having symptoms but t hat OCtLW in the retina. This IS MI 31 ON. WOW! Christine and indigestion can be a need be. 29 30 i'M Ex chang e matters rest as long as )oU areas of I1AV OTHI)J TO CO WITH ,Ar 14 — - 15 PtJH-H' to such as cataracts I Brown / neck is fairly changes in the lens in the eye secondary common if Mad Beckett, William Pain under the right shoulder wearing glasses. You can have - Thursday, May 10, 1,7-1 1A W gallbladder disease. Nausea be removed surgically when — — — wPo Miss DEAR READER-1 wW send such a thing and aren't there any drops to help? you The Health Letter number 4-9, Gallstones And Gallbladder DEAR READER — There Disease, but I think what you'd area number of different things better do is go back and see that cap go wrong with the eyes. your doctor. Not all of them can be solved by and in the right (abbr.) bz& OH-O4... Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ITI 54 Thin 36 Head Europe 7 Catches 42 Eenie, mssnie. 8 Yock miney, 9 Palate part 1 CAMP - 35 Atmosphere 56 One who fools 5 Stand on 40 Mountain - 33 Actor Holbrook circles 4 Edible tuber 38 Being JLat.) RAKLrlt - - __ ROCKY, OURSELV5 in C 45 Pastime Answer ' to P, 47 Shelf set _____ About form ation 1 Work with a 50 Abominable _____ A _I 1O $ P1TIAJ D I t NAN V I AN needle snowman NO PN. £ dl 4 Chinese 51 Same (prefix) a 1 °u$ k$ currency 52 Hideous giant A NT P0X Gallbladder Stones 8Noel 55 Duty ITZrDIY__o*11, 12 Injure 58 Respiratory or. EVA XNAY Ii 13 Church part 0NI $ !I ° ' DEAR DR. LAMB - I had a ELI 14 Stratfords 60 Sweet N ''I !! 1 X ray recently. The river gallbladder potatoes NT IA Dr. 15 Unrefined 82 Compass it showed that I had doctor said i o PA I f 71Tii __ _ _ _ __ ___ __ metal point IAT IOOF I DES two small stones but he said 16 Run into 63 Overdue INUCA$T IAT unless i staed haviig tuble Lamb 17 Mideast 64 President INI$ $I £N th colic to let it alone as long herdsman (abbr) 19 Likewise 44 Exclamation 18 Small insect 65 Heart (Lat.) j can. 20 Space agency 66 Wild plum 21 Defensive 48 Baseball I have a lot of pain under my missile (abbr.) (abbr.) 87 Transmitted player Mel left shoulder and now I'm 24 Rent out 22 Sheltered side 88 Decrease 26 Actinia 23 Spun tale frequently sick to my stomach. DEAR DR. LAMB—i went to 47 Rises 27 Mao 25 Trade name DOWN Will you please send me some see an eye specialist and he said 48 Customary lun g 27 Nevada lake information on gallstones and glasses, no surgery and use a 29 Arizona city1 City problem 28 Dunderhead 49 Lone Rangers taii me no U there's something! 31 Compass 29 Holler 2 Get as magnifying glass. He said I had companion can do to get some relief? point 30 Baseball deserved 50 Arab country old age retinal disease. Is there WELL,HOW %ULD'tVU VERY OEGRAOIN3 I AOSS by !Ik Young 'S S. I — ' ,_. - — -.- --- -.--.- — .- - -' - , -• _ - �A_EveningHera,sanford,FlThuayy1o1m TOI1IGHTS T\l iijiFNiIi. Legal Notice Lega Notice FICTITIOIJSNAMI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE ________________________________________________________________________ ______________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS WORLD "Inside Europe: University Of Rome" A portrait of Italian pobtica is presented through an examination of Europe's most radicilcampus. 600 NEWS (4) 00 STUDIO SEE Visits a kids' rodeo, a girl who trains dolphins and mural artist Blue Sky. (R) 930 0 CARTER COUNTRY Rumors of the Impending marriage of Sgt. Baker and Lucille have the townsp.oplo of Clin. ton Corners in a tiny. (Part I of 2) 6:30 NBC NEWS (4JOCB8NEWS OABCNEWS t) VILLA ALEGRE (2) (2) (12 PRESENTING SUSAN N4TON (2) TiC TAC DOUGH ()0BARNABY JONES JR. becomes the target of a derad kii en he begins investigating the mysterIous disappearance of a real estate developer. (11) 0 FAMILY Willie hires a formet prostituteas his secretary unaware that his boss had once done business with the girl. (I) MARY TYLER MOORE Lou is afraid Mary is becoming addicted to sleeping pills when Mary turns to a doctors proscription for help Sleeping, 0 © ThECROSS.WITS 0 JOKeRS WILD ) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (I)HOLLYW0008OUARES OMATCHGAMEP.M. 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 6) CAROL BURNETT AND 1100 i)00(1 NEWS 0010K CAVETT Guest: Bob Hope.(Part2of2) 11:30 (2)2) TONIGHT Host: Johnny FRIENDS Guest: Carl Reiner. 0 DICK CAVETY Guest: Bob Hope. (Part I of 2) Carson. Guest: Elizabeth Ashley. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 M'A'S'H Hawkeye P.s to 9.00 operate on a coionei wtto is threatening to court.martial him, while 8.J. consoles a lovesick sergeant. (RI NATIONAL GEOGRAPHiC SPECIAL "Jane Goodali And The Lions Of Serengeti" (.4)0 TIME EXPRESS An ox. detective who wants to reopen a case he once Investigated and a former rodeo star who lost his young daughter years ealor board the Time Express. OMORK a MINDY Mork's oy over his new pet. Bob the caterpillar, turns to sorrow when he discovers his pet apparently lifeless. WHOOUNNff A panel of experts and contestants t to save a crime after "witnessIng" a tape of it in this game show hosted by Ed McMahon. 0 NOVA 'A Whisper From Space" The most recent theoriot and new questions that have been raised about microwave sinaIs and Iheir relation to the origins of the universe. (R) RATES DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication Suvidoy — Noon Friday 10:00 7:00 Orlando - Winter Park . 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 bomber threatens to turn the late Shift into a last shift for Barney and his detectives. ____________________ CLASSIFIED ADS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SERVICI5TO PERSONS UN. Notice is hersby given that I am PROlATE DIVISION AILE TO PAY THEREFOR engg In business at 23$ Colony File Nimbar 79-172-Ce Drive Cass.11*rry Florida 32707 The Officeof Community Medical MORtIING AMERI Olyisloit $.mlnoleCounty,Florida,jnderm, Facilities, Department of Noaltt, CA fictitious name of KAUFMAN & IN RE: ESTATE OF and Rehabilitative Services, State •UUA3, YOGA ANOYOU BURBRIDGE E. RATLIFF, SR., Florida, has established me sum ci NS, and that I intend to register saio name wim the Clark of $177,019.00 as the level of un. 900 1 ftp ...............43c a Iliti Circuit Court, Seminole County, Deceased compensated services to be made (2) (4) DONAHUE 3coneac:lve?iml$ ....3$c a NOTICEOFADMINISTRATIOR Florida in accordance with the available by Seminole Memorial OMIKEDOUGLAS 7COflS1CUtIV,flmi$.....3k a line provisions of me Fictitious Name TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Hospital in the peficcOf October $00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. •MOViE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST StatutN, To-Wit: Section $65.09 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL . . 197$ to September MONDAY thru FRIDAY DINAHI Florida Statutes 1937. Thisdeterminaflon hasbeen made SATURDAY Noon 3 Lines Minimum EDUCATIONAL PROOTHER PERSONS INTERESTED pursuant to the requirements of the Sig. TerryW. Kaufman GRAMMING Publish: April19, 26, May 3, 10, 197t IN THE ESTATE: regulations of th. Public Health YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEI.n - . Service, U.S. Department of Health, 9.56 thattheadministratofmeesta,, Education and Welfare, (42 CFR. FICTITIOUS NAME of BURBRIDGE E. RATL.IFF, SR., ()UPSEA1' Notice is hereby given that I am deceased, File Number 7'.1fl.p, is of Florida Medical Facilities Con. 10:00 engaged in business at 2100 S French pending in the Circuit Court ,. struclion Plan. )CARD8HACS Ave., Sanford Seminole County, Seminole County Florida, Probate "Uncompensated services" ___________________________________________________ @.ALLINThEFAMILY(R) ________________________________________ Florida, under the fictitious name of Division, the address of which is means services available in the ___________________________________________________________ MR. C'S SOUTHERN FRIED Seminole Covnty Courthouse, Vaciiitywhicharemadeavailable,o 10:30 CHICKEN, and that I (2) M 5T 8EC$ITS register said name with theintend Clerk 0to Sanford, Florida. The personal persons unable to pay therefor ___________________________ I . representative f th estate is without charge or at a charge which (4) LOVE O UE the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Genevieve R. Ratliff, wh.ose adess 5 leSs than the reasonable cost of 6Child Cate •WHEW1 Florida in accordance with the is 204 Larkwood Drive, Sanford, such services. The level of such _____________________________ provisions of theSection Fictitious Name Florida 32771. The name and ad. services is measured by the dii. 10:66 Statutes, ToWit: $65.09 the ference between the amount paid by represen. special mmer program for 12 0 cee NEWS Florida Statutes 1957. ISOHOLA PROBLEM tativ,5eflor are sit forth below, such personsfor the services and the yrs. old including Weekly Sig. Albert Constantine IN YOUR FAMILY? All persons having claims or reasonable cost thereof. 1100 swimming, skating, & movies. Pres. ALANON The level set out above meets the HIONROLLERS 322.6345. SANFORD EARLY (2) Publish: April 26, May 3, 10,17, 1979demands required, against the estate are Forfiliesorfriendsof presumptive compliance guidelines WITHIN THREE (.4)OTHEPR$CE$SR$GHT CHILOHOD CENTER. prcbiemdrinkers MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Of the federal regulations and 1s3 DEi.1o9 •LAVERNE&SHIRLEY(R) Forfutureinfoi'mationcall THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF percent of operating costs. W.3333orwrlte 9-GOOd TNng.i 11:So There are no guidelines which THIS NOTICE, to file with the click FICTITIOUSNAMI 5andAl.nFamilyGoup ________________________ positively identify a person or of the above court a written (2)WHEELOFFOR'TUNE NotIceisherebygiventwe p, 10*353 familyaseligibletoreceivepaflpay statement of any claim or demand Poul?ry, beef, pork, fish. Free 0 FAMILY FEUD Sen F 31774 engaged in business at 10$ Marvin they may have. Each claim must be uncompensated services. Each case delivery, mm. $20 order. San. Avenue Longwood, Seminole in writing and must indicate the mustbeevaivatedonitsownmecitL lIyou'r.inPtebusinessof building ford area. 322.2371. Sam's County, Florida, under the fictitious basis for the claim, the name and RNOOW There are guidelines established to Portion Meats. • name of LOVE'S MANUFAC. drcitMi'hi your busines.. . use the ____________________________ a person or family as eligible to £ men. Ciusliied TURINGCO.,andthatw,Intendto or attorney, and the amount receive full uncompensated sir _______________________ _______________________' -Instntions 12:00 vices. _________________________ register said name with the Clerk Of claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, the date when it will become due (1) PASSWORD PLUS b0tt May 10, ii, 13, 1979 5....Jf & Found Florida in accordance with the shall be stated. If the claim is DEJ.47 ___________________________ (4) THE YOUNG AND THE provisions of the Fictitious Name contingent or unhigiaidat, the RESTLESS 20% Off Statutes, ToWit: Section Found: Female, gray striped cat. COUNTY COURT nature of the uncertaInty Shall be NEWS Florida Statutes 1957. Creative ExpressIons 323.1112 Flea collar ________________________ ORANGE COUNTY stated. If the claim is secured, the EDUCATIONAL PRO. sig. Richard F, Hauck 3230341 ri CASE No. SO 71.2533 ___________________ Il be dribed. m, Dave A. SchoIz ORAMMING claimant hall deliver sufficient HOBART CORPORATION, ii.A-Ar?s$Crsfb Wilbern L. Scholi Help a little girl stop worrying __________________________ 12:30 ies ci the claim to the clerk to Publish: April 19, 76, May 3. IL 1919 about her kitten. BIk & wh male. enable the clerk •n mail one copy to Plaintiff (2) NEWS DE1.13 Lost near 25th & Princeton. 323t,iost complete Craft & Hobby each personal representative. (FOUARCH FOR TOMOR. °' AllperIon$inferesfedinthe$ta,, AMERICAN FOOD SERVICES Supply In Central Florida.. NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC CORPORATION ak.a HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French to Mminisfrathasbeen whom a copy of this Notice Notice Is hereby given that the lIed of VANSHOPE AMERICAN FOOD SERVICE, IN. Ave. Sanford, Fl. Cam -Cl HOL0008QIJAMS Board of ofmeeting the City of required, WITHIN THREE CORPORATED, d.b.a _________________________ Sanford willAdjustment hold a regular MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PARK & SHOP, 10 on May 23, 1919, in the City Hall Child care inmy home Legal Notice it THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF (2) 02 DAYSOPOIJRUVE$ 11:30 AM. in order to consider a THISNOTICE,tOfiIe.nYobi,JI 3263 Defendants _____________________ request for a variance in the Zoning they may have that challenge the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Ordinance as It pertains to side qualifications of the personal EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. . •mi YOUNG AND THE yard setback requirernetits In MN.I representative, or toe venue or CIRCUIT COURT RES1USS Legal Notice CUlTS IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ed District in Lot 4, Wellington's lurisdlction of the court. 0ALLCHIWREN COUNTRY, FLORIDA. ORANGE COUNTY Addition ' CASE NO. 794113-CA44.E ALL CLAIMS,NOT DEMANDS, AND CASE NO, Cl 71.1*473 BeingmorespecificalIyderibe OBJECTIONS io 'Notice Is hereby gIven that i am IN RI: The Marriage of BORDEN, INC. FILED as located at 1410 Maonolia Ave. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 0 AS THE WORLD engagedmnbusine,satp.o,10x3101 MINNIE BELL JOHNSON HUD. Planned use of the propertypen TURNS PlaintIff Forest City 32131 seminole County, LEY, Wife Dateofth,fltblf carport. . fld Florida,underffiefictitnam.ci Notice Of Administration: May 3. B.L. Perkins 2:00 ' im. DONGE & ASSOCIATES LAND. OSCAR SYLVESTER JOHNSON,. Chairman AMERICAN FOOD SERVICES SCAPESUPPLIESandthat i int Husband CORPORATION, .5. Genevieve R. Ratliff BoardofAdiustment S ONE LIFE TO torigistetsaidname with the Clerk Publish May 10, 16, 1979 As Personal Representative . of the Circuit Court, Seminole NOTICEOFACTION tao DEJ43 Estate of DIIIfld$nt County, Florida in accordance with DISSOLUTION OF MARR IAGE P4OTICEOFSHERIFF'S$ALE BURBRIDGE E. RATLIFF, OTHER WORLD the Provisions of the Fictitious TO: OSCAR SYLVESTER . (4)5 GUIDING LIGHT NOTIdI TO CREDITORS OF SR. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Name Statutes, To.WIt: 5ctio JOHNSON Deceased by virtue of that certain Writ of $63.09 Florida Statutes 1937. I.F.J. SALES COMPANY, INC. 300 . Execution issued out of and under ADDRESS UNKNOWN FOR PERSONAL Notice is hereby given that B.F.J. ATTORNEY REPRESENTATIVE: Sig. Georoe L. Gross (1) 0 DAYTIME the seal of the Circuit Court YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED EMMY Sales Company, Inc., whose address U::. A. Spear, Jr. that an has action forfiled Dissoluti AWAROS(TNU) OrangeCounty, Florida,upona final Publish: AprIl19, 26, May3, 10,1971 MarrIage been against Is Building 121. Sanford Airport, judgment rendered intheaforosald DE1.$2 a Spear, P.A. and youare requlredto$erveacop, P.O. Box 2440, Sanford, Florida p.o. Box 1364113 MagnolIa Avenue court on the 21st day of March A.D. CITYOF 32771, has made a general assign. Sanford, Florida 32171 1979, in that certain case entitled, of your written defenses, if any, LAKE MARY, FLORIDA 3:30 James T. Golden. P.O. Box 2202, Borden, Inc.. Plaintiff vs. National Association of Credit Telephone: (305) nomi No$iceel Public Hearing Sanford, FlorIda, 32711 as Attorney American Fpod Services Cor. Publish: May 3, io, in ®SM'A$H (MOb Management, lnc.aTrostae,forme DEJ.1I for the Pelitiuner In this action, and poration, Defendant, and under a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: benefit of Its creditors. as provided fiietheoriginalwiththeI,0fp prior writ of execution as listed by Chapter 727, Florida Statutes. S ECThICCOMPANY NOTICE ISAdjustment HEREBY GIVEN by Circuit in and forbefore Seminoli Board of of the City County,Court Florida, on or the All Creditors are hereby calied _____________________________ above docketed on the 23rd day of the 40 February AD. im and which Of Lake Mary, Florida, that said upon to I Ii. their respectiv, claims IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, 11th day of May, 1919. Otherwise, a , aforesaid Wrfts of Execution were Board will hold a public hearing at Judgm (1) ENERY IlE (3501$, with National Association of CreditP.O. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IPPAND FOR delivered to me as Sheriff of 1:00 p.m., on Wednesday, June 6. ou for the relief in tl',e ' maydemanded be entered against Management, Inc., a Trustee, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Wt Ij,TREAT(T1JS) Seminole County, Florida, and I tIlL to lox 7746. OrIafdo, Florida, 33105, CASE NO. 79-17SCA-ea.i __ Petition. have leled to, following ____ wIthin 6$ days trim the deto Of lbs IN NI, THE MARNIMI Or . a) eonsider a request for a ,,,, it-Ibis nelc N , eaerj prpeari vein. MY 33rd HANDday AND SEAL' EPH 1. CAImOiL In verla Is allow for construction Of o thisWITNESS Court, titS, . Wth credltors.m In this State, 5eenIn Clunty Flonds, m,i a perch to an existing mobile home 19$. 0 ON.WW, or, if beyond the limits of this State, perticuiarty desclb.d as fellows: andtoreducefront$etkfromth, (SEAL) PetI?iOneV.HUSb.fld, i. oe'i within 4 months from such date. and Lincoln Continental, . requirid 20 feet to 11 feet, said S THE UJCY SNOW Aflr H.. Beckwith, Jr. Statements of claim must be sworn DEBORAH K. CARROLL, door Town Car Sedan, Tan Vinyl, property being situate in the City Of 02 MAKE Mt LAUGH (MON. to. Clerk of the Circuit YIIIOW ID No. YI2A$S$4fl, being Lake Mary, Florida, and described . Court for . Creditors isdatedat stored at RatlIff & Sons in Sanford, as follows: This Noticeto Respond,nt.Wife. _______ Seminole County, Florida Florida Sanford, Florida this 17th day of NOTICE OF ACTION Lot 43, Block B, the Forest, as per By: Eve Crabtree AprIl, 1979. , Various equIpment including: p1st thereof recorded In P1st Book Deputy Clerk 4:30 TO:2023 MRS. DEBORAH K. CARROLL Shelving, Cash Register, Two 20, Page 49.52, Public Records Nationat Association of West Malon Publish Apr.26 & May 3, 10, 17, 1979 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS Credit Management, Inc. Peoria, Illinois 61603 Refrigerator Cooling Units, Tables Seminole County, Florida. Said DEI•115 By: William F. Blue and Racks, A complete inventory property also commonly known as • you ARE NOTIFIED that an availableCounty at the Civil Division of the 637 W. Plantation Boulevard. MERVGR$4 Publish: Apil 19,26, May), 10, 1979 action for dissolution Of marriage seminole Sheriff's Depart. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DEI.$0 has been filed against you in the ROOICIU(MON.WEMO TM Public Hearing will be held in SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA mint. All being stored at A.J. the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, PROBATE DIVISION . Nitfeeveder Circuit of Seminole County, Lossing Transfer & Storage in FIor,at$:00p,m,onJune5, 1979, File Number 7L151.CP Florida Court and you are required to Sanford, Florida. FIcIIlI.es Name Statuts (2) CAROL SIJP'dTl AND serve a copy of your written orassoonther,aftarasponible, at FRCS defenses, if any, to on JACK T , TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Ill. Assorted canned and dry food which time interested parties for IN RE: ESTATE OF items, alcoholic and nonalcoholic andagainsttplerequespstateda ms000coucu Notice is hereby given that the BRIDGES, ESQUIRE, JAMES FRANCIS McNERNEY of beverages. A complete inventory will be heard. Said hearing may be ROOIQIS(TUI) ____ Deceased undersigned, pursuant, to the CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGES, availabieatth,Civil Divislonof the continued from time to time until MERM(R) NOTICEOFADMINISTIATION "Fictitious Name StaMs",Chapter whoseaddmsispostOflic,Drawer AttOneys foi' Pit ItiOflef.HVSb.tid, mini; Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. finalactionistakenbythi Board of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING $6 3.09Flofida$$atutN,will'agIster All being stored at A.J. Adlustm.nt. psjiNG 5:53 02CLUS FICTITIOUS NAME AGRO ISICY AND MpA- cc ui AND MEN CRACKERSARML •NO'rFORWMtNONI.Y •SUti$U 6:30 0 ANGIE Angie talks Brad into setting Di Di up with one of his bachelor friends. ©HIGHCUE MANOR Helen and the Rev. GlenIle find their romance frustrated by her mothers arrival, a hit man, and Irate villagers. (2JPOPI GOES THE COUN. TRY(MON) p'pw WAGONER (11* ment FRIMLLE WILEURN SRHERS 9:00 (2)02 CHEVY CHASE (4) KUTANA _____ NATiONAl. HUMOR TEST Mn M Pim Di • tees SSit*' 131' CJ I Chase in 0kM. WEAThER tongue-in-cheek effort to learn what makes peo6:47 pie laugh. , (4) E WITNESS DEAF NEWS (3)0 HAWAII FIVE.O The explosion of a bomb-rled 6:56 (2)TY Ed FLORIDA suitcase sets off a strange • 0000 MORNING FLORIDA chain of events which endanger 02 HI, NEIGHSOR the lIves of McGarrett and Danny. (A) 7'00 o BARNEY MILLER A mad (2)02 TODAY 0 MONDAY MORNING TUE$DAY MORNING (TUg WEDNESDAY MORNMORING Hwy. 1712 Ui 7503 LAST NITE L?LAZA ________ 7:15. fl WALT DIsNEY 0 BEDKNOIS & (TH FRIDAY MORNINS(FRI) __________ of all of Its property to 5!3 00000 MORNING AMEN. CA _____ S SIThEST CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Inand for Seminole County, Fldi, before May 29, 1979, and file the and the undersigned upon receipt of proo( of the original with the Clerk of the Court HEROES Sheriff 0 three (3) public places within the OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED publicatlonofthlsnot,,ffiefIif, either before service on PetitIoner's Seminole County, Florida, will at City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the IN THE ESTATE: 02 SEWITCHID (350N. W10 name fo.wN: attorney or Immediately thereafter; 11:00AM, on the 11th day Of May City Hall and published In the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED A.D. ,, otherwisi a Default and ultimat, SATHTIQUE ___ for sale and saIl to Evening Herald, a newspaper of that the admiffistration of the estate (2)TOOAYINFLORIDA SOVERSASY under which we are engaged in judgment will be entered ag the highest bidder, for cash, subject general circulation in the City Of Of JAMES FRANCIS MCNERNEV, 0000MORJIINGPWRIDA business at Altamonte Mail,, you for the relief demanded in the to any and all existing liens, at the Lake Mary, Florida, one time at deceased, File Number 79157.CP, is NEWS Petition. Altamonte Springs, Florida.' Front (W) Door Of the Seminole least fifteen (15) days prior to the pending In the Circuit Court for Ike Remains That the patties Interested in said WlTNESSmyhandand$of County Cour$hise In Sanford, aforesaid hearing, In addition, said Seminole County, Florida, Probite 730 business enterprise are as otlows: this CoUrt on this 23rd day of April, Florida, the above described per. notice Shall be posted In the area to Division, the address of which iS (2)02 TODAY sonal property. FIRST BASE, INC. ' be considered at least fifteen (15 Seminole County Circuit Court 50000 MORNING AMEN. A VlInn.r ' That said sale Is being made to days prior to the date of the Public Clerk, Seminole County Courthouse, RONALD SHACTER, President (SE)THUN H. BECKWITH, JR. satisfy the terms of said Writs Of Hearings. Dated Co1111brt, Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal' Execution. Clark of tie Circuit Court County, Florida, on April 13, 1q79. DATED: May 7, 1979 representative of the estate Is By: June I. Curft John I. Polk, City of Lake Mary, PubliSh: April 19, 76, May3, NEW YORK (UPI) - 1k. m s cuy msmoo MARIE 1. MCNERNEY, whose Sheriff Deputy clerk Florida __________ 011.71 _____________ address Is 415 Sheosh Boulevarq, Seminole County, Fiends JACK T, BRIDGES, RIQUINE I: Connie V.,Major Winter Springs, FlorIda 33707. Tag THU. PIN) Publish: April 19,26, May), 10, 1971 UNITED STATES DISTRICT. CLEVELAND, MIlE IRIDGES DEI.76 City Clerk POUtk$Mdbe5I$OptQ,,d$t)$ COURT MIDDLI DISTRICT name and address of the persona) FOOTSTEPS (WED) Post Office Drawer Z . Publish May 10, 1979 wbm.r for ABC In l wsá's FLORIDA ORLANDO reprs$Intatiyes attorney are DIVISION Sanford, Florida 32771 ' DEJ46 CITY OF ______________________ 6:25 fnjjh below, ?JI_aim NO. 79.16$ OIL'CIV.y . Telephone: 303.333.1314 LAKE MARY, FLORIDA CITY OF (I)TOOAYWPLORIDA All persons having claims or .., UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Attorneys for Petitioner NsticeelpvlllcNewiag LAKE MARY, FLORIDA demands against the estate ana,:'.. 0000350 Plaintlff,.vs. ONE 1976 FOND Publish: April26, May3, 10,17, 197 TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN: Nsliceef PvblicNeanisg FLORIDA ABC's threppmt "1k." tIed CHATEAU VAN, Vehicle lden. DElhi required, WITHIN THREE NEWS NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by ____ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF with a spinal "Mark Mdy" tificatlon N*. FLAUUO74F. _______ the Board of Adjustment ci toe city TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ____ 6:30 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Defendant, ORDER FOR SERVICE rsM ou Of Lake Mary, Florida, that said NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by THIS NOTICE, to Iii, with the clerk (2)STOOAY BY PUBLICATION - On motIon IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE Board will hold a public haaring the Board of Adiustm.nt Of toe City of the above court a written and affidavit of plaintiff in tog EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 1:00p.m., on Wednesday, June 6, of Lake Mary, Florida, that said statement of any claim or demand InI1thace, aboveentltladcau$eWEllzabsffiA, CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1979,to Soardwihlhoidapublicp,ea,ingst theymayhave.EathcIaim Last Nit, SUIT REYNOLDS PS sMokE! :IANDIT with the Clrk of the Circuit c, z Sanford, Florida 32771, on or Lossing Transfer & Storage. (2) NEWS THIS NOTICE shall be posted in THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CA H,y.l?fl5. 317.ittS CLOSED THURSDAY • U ______________ W (VON, SRTSFRIDAY TUE. a winner _____ AT PL II Tills In war, a iamsr In ____ _______________________ a) Consider a request for a 1:00 p.m., on Wednesday, June 6, In writing and must indicate the . - Attorney, in an action Ps enforce the CIVIL ACTION NO. 79is$4•CA*K variance to allow for construction 197,, to basis for the claim, the name and" Poi. tIes mI be k.ertsithg forfeiture on behalf of the United MORTGAGE INVESTMENT se a single family dwelling on i. a) Consider a request for a address of the creditor or his agent'' to the ip,ndIlvlft souls M ABC States Marshal ian. personal CURITIES, INC. etc., S which 5$ 7.436 susre feet instead variance to allow for construclion Of or attorney, and the amount property situate In this District and jut mosd Plaintiff, Of the FIQuilid toes squire feet In enlarging a carport to an existing claimed. If the claim is not yet due, (CAFETERIA YLI) desuioe as follows: ONE 1976 . an RIA zoning classification, laid, mobillhomeandto,* yard the date when it will become due . nitwork's moat szpenslve FORD CHATEAU VA4, VIN LILA B. ROGERS,' etc.. RESTII (114 Ps' i property being situate in cite setback from the reqi'iredl fist to 2 shall be stated. If the claim is : pioactIa ever - moss tha FLA6A67O7IF, and It Ipee.r*10 Is DWint, Lake Mary, Florida, and described lest, said property being Situate in contingent or unhIquldate, the mIfl4 for • fl$ the Court the lOcatiOn Of le true as follows: isd LOVPIIJE NOTICE OF SALE the CIty of Lake Mary, Florida. and nature of the uncertainty hIia be' owner to said veIsii. s kni, and "MIUdI," thS 017 Notice is hereby given'rnat our Lots IS and 14, Crystal Lake described as follows: stated. if the claim is sicuret OVERLOOKYHE RUNWAYS that said property Is locaNiin lbs to the sinai Judgment Winter H0f1505, as per p1st toeresi Lit)?, SlockD,Th, Foreit,as per liCurity ihall be described. Thq PH. 3334601 Jvdtosis' heroic died aIlIM Middle District it Piorid, it IS FOrecIos and Sale entered in the recorded in Flat look). Page 114. p1st thereof recorded in P1st look claimant Shall deliver lufficiant thsRc ,wIthparO'Toe ORDERED: l.ThMaycl.imant., SANFORD S pIngf4cIncvit,rtci 116, Public Records Of Seminole 30. Page 49.13, Public Records of Copies Of the claim to the clerk to"' claimants Is said vehicle ipeser or the Eighteenth Judiciil Circuit, in County, Florida. Said r . Seminole County, Florida. Said enable the clerk to mall one copy to' SUNDAY UUNCH a &lva for lb. Rsm.a ad plead to tile CIeIIPISI.W Ilirein W s 1r Seminole County, Florida, Commonly known as • Putv8tma$iufostb. June11, I97,ardindiIiufl*ars property also commonly known as Seth Personal nSpreitativ,, Avenue. 11am. .2 p,, $ S Plantation BOulivard. Ailperainsintareitedintheeotete His Court will priceed Is tubal hilt- undersigned Clerk will sell ffi The Public Hearing will be held in The Public Hesring will be i. to whom a cope of tills Notice ci U Too Cii h Mssw)s NBC ha toad a ki 511 WlUdicliSnOf NdS$iiit Mit properly situated in said Couøty, the City P4511, City Of Lake Mary, lbs City Hall, City of Laai Mary, Administration has been mailed ere'' + such____ claimant or d.lmaoIs Il discribidas: _____ ledudes FlOa,stI:100,m,,enJune6.1979, FI0ViII,atl:6$p,m.,00Junsi,1979, required, WITHIN THREE" bIn In lbs Bar 3111K S soad with precas and sa.0 The or as soon thereafter as poesibli, 46 or as soon thereafter as psssi.. at MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF mad Cilia, ia. sIc. , • * ma uld W1 - liFt erdvMlcleIsalsOfueidveIilcle.s feet of LoP 6 and the West 30 fget Which time interested peflI for Which limo intgre$ted persia, . THE FIRST PUBLICATION j' IS, Iii order IS ilfeC5 ' ,.. In wcb flis North 172 list of Lot S. FROST'S aid against the request stated above .oainst the request siste aaov. THIS NOTICE, to file any objection,. ci the United 'sates Marshal. 2. ADDITION NO.) to ALTAMONTE, will be heard. Said heanin ma w will be heard. Said hearing may w they may have that Chaulengs till. & That IIOSICS St tIlls be FLORIDA,_according 4P.m._T1l7p.m. _____ to me plet COififlued from time to time until Continued trios time to time il validity Of toe decedent's will, the phhiid b WM S N$IIU P$dsl'UME. J Order "s thereof as recer , final action is taken by the final action Is taken by ffi in Plal d qualifIcations of the Pifliflol Marshal ma nswsaPer NBC : Adlui1iit, Page County, 13, ci the Florida. Public Records of Adlusiment. rlPtosIflt.tiv,, Oo' the venue or will terse thus circulation in lominsis Cetosty, Seminole n THIS NOTICE Shill be pelted iii THIS NOTICE shill be posted its lulisdlctlon Of the COWt. "Lsusbli"sbows beglaalag Fbi-lu, oiIC, lfe'a, (3) poI, p& week lii' 1111W atpIicaftffiepglle$t wfffiin p, three (3) public places within tI'e ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND JEW 6, 0.0 p.m. __ __ for cash at 11;110'dockA,M, City of Lake Mary, Fieridi, at llse City of Lake Mary, Florida, it liii OBJECTIONS Ta ek. _____ ____ ___ $3 ___ consecutIve weeks, commencing bidder 36, April NOT SO FILED.' City Nail and published in DONE and 00.' May, City Hell and published in me WILL $1 FOREVER BARRED., . DINED at1m• Orlands, Florida. thisOsiftis*lbdayof , Evening Herald, Evening Herald, a ii'wspep _____ bad day Of ft• .Couty Courthouse, Sanford, general circulation i w,5 City genorci circulation in lbs City ci Notice Of Adrnlnlstvalim: May to, 4' GEORGE C. YOUNG Like Mary, Florida, one lime at Lake Mae,. Florid.. ens time at 1979 ie,ioa. May 0, acsa the AC United Notes District JuNe leost fifteen (13) days prir to the leNt fftts (13) days prior • anwi- p. lsckwito, .. MiniS i Mathemsy PsiblloJ: April N, NiP I'lL 1979 , Ci , wire: aforesaid Pisorki. In adiNim. $1111 aforesaid heirki. In addfti, said of me Circuit As P"siai Representative ' 011.36 1: •1isIICsWiallbepost,dintIeiIs iwiceshallSspoof,linI,ee,, Of IllS 15t595Of . By I. Curtis .'.,.q , IN LOUNGE $ I•Of fifteon (1$, e ceNtlirW at but fifteen (1$) Deputy Clerk i*iiiili JAMES FRANCIS MCNIRNrIs 1hes; I: (s'uy tie) liNt _______________ (SEAL) days prior to Ills dte • diPS Prier tithe date of the Public Deceased &_____ *mdy (I0ca1 OPEN MONPIl 7.7 Heiritig. CATUIINI ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ipM), ad. j• FLORIDAIJ1 $WANN, SWAWN AND hS;9to: May.. "s" DATED: Mayl, *tn is 1.42; 1: T'se's REPRESENTATIVE.' ' . UT.$UN 04 HADDOCK MCIIITI5 City of Lake Mary. s Connie V. Mpier ABBOTT N. HERRING •: tsi & I? SoUth Magnolia AVIIUe P15th City Clerk 311 West First Street ___ Ofland,, '. by; 7: NIl. U$A lesly _____Flee4, 3331$ Cennis V. M.I.t City of Lake Mary, Sanford. FlorId. 3777* Attorneys tsr Plaintiff ' P1sl; 6: l I CIty Clark IIni; 6: . Florida Tisphana: , Publish May IIs?. *919 san Publish May II, *ut PubIiIJ May *0, $979 1ul; 1I:.F -'--j . Publish May 10. 11,197, . DIJI1 DIJIS I . 01150 DIJ.46 t SA N F ORD AIR TERMINAL AN Yse Cii (at, ____ l4dvu WIDETY d _ ' , "I • . I - _._,,, - 1"-'- indyrnan for apt. complex. ,j , • .,.. " '4a.g ,._. .. I -...',.-. - ........... - ' * ' •. ,. - 4._ - 4,.• 41-Houses Brick & Block masons (S)323 73207 a.m..S p.m. week days, $.50 par hour. _____________________ iflC, painting. sm. repairs, carpst Cleaning and ya. work. we will train, we need neat dependable worker. 322 2090 between 10 am. & 6 p.m. Light housekeeping, must love children, flexible schedule. Basically 86. full time. Salary, $120. LOngwood area. Reply Box is. Co Evening Herald, P.O. 1657, Sanford, Fl. 37771. 24 HOUR neededfornewcar&someused _______________________ car get ready. See Mike 322 3391 ext 226 esooner you place your Iassifiedad,thesooneryouwi,, it results. For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Poriig 323.5324, ____________________________ ______________________ Over the rd drivers must have teeter exp. apply Metro Sales Corp 1921 West 1st St. Sanford. - - Ielephony lot telephone Company has penings for ENGINEERS near Marolotte, N.C. Taking ap ication5 for ENGINEERS amiliar with step.by.step, rossbar, or digital stored rograms systems, tran. mission or Special service uipment. Send resume to P.O. lox 22121$, Charlotte, NC. 1222. -._______ an exciting opportUnity to earn EXTRA $$$$ after school and evenings, Call Circulation Dept. Full Time-flenefts Apply Harcar Aluminum EVENING HERALD i you a self starter? A good 21-Situations wanted ________________________ hone voice & an aggressive _________________________ Irsonalityis the key tosuccess College Students desiring YARD. 4 Excellent opportunity for plenty WORK Call before 9 a.m. room for advancement. 323 0500. after 7 p m. 3220797. Enthusiastic only need apply. 3176 for Appointment. If you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them Vanlng Desk Clerk, 2 nights wk. with a classif led ad, by calling xp. preferred. Apply in person. 3222311 or 531.9993, Day's Inn, Sanford. ________________________ ____________________ _____ _____________________ ALES REPRESENTATIVES providefulltralning.weneed6 sopi. with some sales cx. •rience to distribute hotographic equipment for ational company. Our people srn$230weekup. Forappt. call luane Groves at 677.4241 bet. eefl *0 a .m. & 6 p.m ItAtro, 322.9283 REHOUSE WORKERSSentinelStar Paper Rt.AM Sanf. eavy work - permanent 300 Cust. $10,000 income. $9,900 Ositlon. Chance for ad. sell, price 131.1132 aft. 3p.m. ancement. Shipping & _______________________ eceiving experience helpful. Aature individual required. Ph. 29ROOmS 23.6666. ___________________ 2 Nice BR's. Will rent by week $17 or month. Working people or senior citizens. Kit. privileges. 3221113 after 5p.m. Sanford. Gracious living from 52$ khinist-Class A. Mill, lathe, weekly. Utilities included. S. shaper, etc. Must have all tools, Oak. 3229623; 141.71$). able to work from sketches I. _________________________ ________ prints. Casseiberry. 830 9403. 30-Apnts U.thirnished ___________________ AUTO TRA I N _____________________ sa part.tie polf ion available i BR-Sill. Pool. Adults only, on fo a bright personable in. Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport daito work in our gift/ food Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call in the Sanford terminal. 323.W0 Mariner's Village. Please ph..,. $ a. ii ____________________ a.rn. 321.0671. Deluxe townhouse 2 BR, 1½ bath, ______________________ _________________________ all appliances, fenced patio, MECHANIC TRAINEE Iau ndro mat. Convenient For V.W.'s location. 5215 . Call 677.1644. 3392962 Modern 1 BR, patio, C.AC w.w carpet, laundromat. In town, LET'S SE HONEST $165. Call 677.1644 ou weren't looking for a new ______________________ areer you wouidn't be reading Spacious, modern 2 BR, CHIA, isad,andifwew.ren'tbooklng carpeted, stove, ref., dish. w someone to do a lob this ad washer, disposal. Near hospital. oui*i'tbehere, lfyouwantthe Adults, no pets. $200. 323395$. pportunity to earn Three to lye Hundred dollars a week, .ii anytime for .31-Apartments Furnished ecore message. _________________- rsakfast cook. Apply inperson Holiday Innof Sanford on lakefront. ______________ thai Night Auditor, part time. Apply In person Holiday Inn of Saflford, on lake font, CRETARY - sales e. helpful, dictaphone typing, mature person. Apply at Star. Line Enterprises, Rudder Cit., Sanford Airport. Apis. for Senior Citizens, uc'wn. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. 2 BR apts fully furnished; pans, dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities inc. Available till October 1st. By day, wk. or month. Shenandoah VIllage. 323.2920. __________ A_A__A EMPLOY MiEN ____________ ____ ____ I "Energy Efficient" studio apt. Ideal for single person many security features, attic storage, )BS! fabric covered walls, shag JOBS! JOBS! carpeting, heat, air, 13 built in power savers to reduce el. bills. On site manager. 323330*. _______________________ ' ____ SANFORD COURT LAKE SYLVAN AREA, LOTS OF LAND AND TREES.) BR, 1½B, FORMAL DR., PAM. RM. & FIREPLACE, NEEDS SOME FIXING. $44,000.00 PLUMBER rn opining for qualified person, ady work good sal. CABINET MAKER I, OPportunity for career fential. Need 1mm. MOTEL COUPLE Work, Sm. motel w.liying Patters furn. CABLE TV. ' sOars - need several im Wiately. MAINTENANCE I. Openiisa, good working cond. [S _____ - 3 BR. $223 Mo. $100 damage 322.9295. Eves ___________________ 3 SR. 1½ bath. $2.50 a mo.Lfirst & last. 200SMapleAve. between 1.6 p.m. or Tel. (1.904) 773.7316. ____________________________ 3 SN,7 Bath Retrlg.& Range. No Pets S2SOiiso. 131.1430 ____________________ Sloodamage 337 9293 Eves. __________________ Prupitty Daytona Seach-oceen front Ap1s. weekly. Coil 333.4631 If no an$. rntsti. _ __________ ___________ V$-CNlc, BasiI HEAD CASHIER heIsant.esnlenwislladvsnced MANAGER eryenp. i must. good sal. for oualified person. MEAT CUTTER lanontposit15, imm.openInjl I M5nyMinyMreI 123.5*76 (csr.ci*ft$17.93) I MODERN OFFICE BUILDING WITH CARPETS, PANELING, CENTRAL AIR, LOTS OF PARKING. STRAGETIC LOCA. TION ON 17.92 SANFORD. READY JUNE 1ST. $490 '')NTH. issd __________________ Motherd.speratelorPom FurnAptorsm furnl'ioiase. _. -3smchIidren3ltSll$ Cash for your lotI Will buIld on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Made! Inc., Realtor 444.3013 Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, I B block home. Walking distanc, to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown.. $27,500 w.excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322.6457 or 322.7111 aft S. ____ Review for the Fla. Real Estate Exam. Classes on May 12 1. 13. Call 645.5410 Tony Coppola School of Real Estate. Super 2 BR, lB home in Deflary on 1 •crel Ealin kit., Fl. Rim, porch, pond & turn. nec' Good buy at $34,750 Sunny Days 3 BR, 1½ B home on 1g. lotl C air, w•w carpet, pan. FL. Nm., w.FP, ccv. patio 8. grill & more, BPP WARRANT. ED! A shiny deal for $39,900 - Realtors - REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S . SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. II Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 ANYTIME REALTORS PARK Branch Office 323-2723 LakeMary.Low5O's. YOUR NEW ENENGY SAVER HOME ON LARGE TREED LOTS- SPECIAL PRICES TO 1st BUYERS - COMPLETION 40 DAYS - WATCH FOR All Seasons Homes COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE AT FLOYD & G000HART. GEO. WILMER ASSOC. INC. REALTORS 13*6900. - _______ LONGWOOD (Tiberon) Mid 510's. By Owner. Super 2 story frame contemporary. 1 yr. new. 4 SN, 2"z bath, 2 car att. garage with MANY, MANY EXTRAS. Grade schools & close to shop. ping.Drivebyt4)WaverIy. Call $347145 for Appt. Owner transferred. REDUCED$3,000 for those who demand the ?.ios*. SR modern home has over 1600 Sq. Ft. living area & Is located Cliii to hospital & all con. vsniences. 534.300. CaliBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 337.74g ONE of a KIND-sedate older 3 story horns, beautIfully landS scaped, has 1 SR apt. over dbl garage. 519,0K PRIME SITE 350' frontuge on Lk. Mary Blvd. ideal lusmness location, great investment. 173.009. CHARMER older 7 slery, 3 BR,) I,new carpet, p11108.2 porches Con,, location. 531.300. THE RIGHT LOCATION business or prefoesimial office building site. 3W on 25111 St. $3g,305. '0"REALTOR. MLS 3235774. Day or Night - MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH BLOCK HOME ON S ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. 2 ARTESIAN WELLS WITH FENCED PASTURE. $15,000. DON'T UNDERSTAND AN OLD 3 BEDROOM, 3 BATH. FAMILY ROOM NEAR DOWNTOWN. TOO MANY CLOSETS AND OVERSIZE ROOMS. IMMACU. LATE $32,000. fl a * 'JI.I? •a. IVPT PANP1UIJt UN AN ACRE. WALK TO LAKE MONROE FROM THIS FULLY RESTORED LIKE NEW FORMER MANSION $64,900. UNLUCKY? TRY THIS GREAT 13 ROOM HOME ON A FINE LAKE NEAR DESARY $35,000. YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS LARGE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WITH ALL THE DII5 EXCEPT FOR THE BIG HOMES AND BIG OAKS ON THE SAME STREET I53,900. CAPE COD HOME IN THE COUNTRY. NEVER LIVED IN. 4 BEDROOMS,) BATHS $30,900. SORED WITH THE SAME 151 15 HOUSES? TRY OUR NEW CROCKETT LOG HOMES SHIPPED TO YOU. UP TO $30.eN FOR DO IT YOUR. SELFERS WOULD YOU CONSIDER A BRAND NEW LOG HOME IN SUNI. AND AREA FOR $39,000. WE CAN GET IT BUILT FOR YOU, BuGLER REALTY SROKIR 2431$ Myrtle Ave., $anfo Sanford 321.1610 Iando 327.1577 OsLand 6404335 - _______ " -. --- -- ------ _________________- 77 Volare. Qood conri , I door sedan, take o,er payments flC!hiflq dOi 3?? 790? Every Saturday at 7 p m located en SR .015, IS mi. north of Sin ferd We wil buy. Sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by the piece or house ful' I Freepick up on consigned mdsc a. .w pci ii; .01U. - -' 6C Pc alt r 52-Appflances - - lr,If'r.*771p (('nO )fl 2299 " 1965 Mercury * Dr PP 1 flcOy motor, good onct req Current Sticker Mi..' otter l'ii 3?? 4000 --- For Estate Commercial P. Resi dental Auctions 8. Appraisals C,ill Dell's Auction 323 5620 -- 1967 Mustang Convertiole V s. PS, PB, many extras 51900, 3227349 aft7 Piney Woods Aucflon Foot lockers & trunks 5)6.99 up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 $791 I tires , cp.ic I a- 75—Recreational Vehicles NEW CAR TRADE-INS_- 1914 Impala Travel Trailer. 27' Self COntained. A C. cxc cond I 53500 3229325,*It $30 1974 TOYOTA 77-Junk Cars Removeci MKU Top Dollar "aid for junk & usesi cars, trucks & heavy equipment 337.5990 1995 1975 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL S3895 LOW MIlES BUY JUNK CARS From StOic, $50 Call 322 *624; 372.4160 1915 HOFWFT ior Ac Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3$6dor 323 1710 1974 MATADOR CPE. A.0 1495 79-Trucks. Ira i let's 1970 Ford P Li 45,000mi sm V 8,aut.. 5)095 3776307 - l9FS 250 Ranger Camper special. AT., P.S.. P.6, Good cond. $2800. 321 0345 atter 5p.m. UNCLUTTER YOUR CCOSEI. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad Inthe Herald 322 261* or $319993. 53-N. Radio-Stereo Will sell Color T. V. Portable. $135 3220797 Air Coed. & Huatlng Good Used Televisions. $ls ann up. MIller's 26*9 Orlando Dr. 333.0352 Central Heal & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sentord 3fl.*fl 54-Garage LK. MARY-LK. FRONT 2 acr," •%ith 1 acre in orange gro 5'I' on 1k. Mary Blvd., 191' i:' Home tnroverient — JACK FROST- Cent. heat Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on 'Inst. Comm. I. Res. 332030$ Sales S Separate Garage Sales West Coleman Circle Saturctay9to5 Garage Sale-Sat. 9.5 Little bit of everything 2010 Cedar Ave. HAL COLBERT, REALTY Carport Sale: 1,71 W. 1k Mary Blvd. Couch, chair, tables & 8 I? Sat. INC. REALTOR 3237832 Eve. 3220612, 322 1317, 3227117 miSc. Gigantic 11am yard sale at J. C Carpenter's, Osteen Look for sign on SR 415. FrI & Sat. 3775350 Are you a full time driver with a part time car? Our clauilieds are loaded with good buy for you. Ld,gv iol wtrees, Water, sewer, $11,500 Wm. Maliciowski, REALTOR. 3727913. MultiFamily Yard Sale Sat. 1. Sun. 9 5. Furn., Anliques, Baby 8. household items, Datsun topper, Junk. 323 141$. 196 Ruskin St., Lake Mary. S acres w model 60 john Deere, located Lk. Harney, Geneva, 515,500. $367711 '7 Retired men want repair won ot kind, including roots. t rc' E.stimates. 373 SW Beauty Care Home Repairs any - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON lormerly Harriett'S Beauty Nook 519 F. 1st St.. 3225142 Painting, carpentry. p,It1Pl,flu. siding, wds., anything to repair the home 830 6309 Sam CerancThe Mong - MEINTZER TlL New or repair, leaky Showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. $69 $567. essmaklng ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 3277* Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 57—Sports Equipment ACRE ON A HILL. TOO CLOSE TO WEKIVA RIVER AND HIGHWAY 46. USELESS EX. CEPT FOR HOME, MOBILE HOME OR ANIMALS. $1,900. RACQUET STRINGING-GRIP.,,, All type racqusts,Avg 1$ Scott Reagan 3220117 SEIGLER REALTY 59-Misical Morcitondise KImball Super Star $500 & take over payments $27 mo. 3237447 No lob 100 large or small Corn plete lawn service estimate, 323 4531, Landscaping & spraying 323 8049 call anytime. pree L4M1 Service - Eluctilcil BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" (.onr Alan's Appliances Refrigeration AC Repair Licensed. 3230039 55—Boats'S Accessories 5 ACRES FOR HORSES. COWS AND FISHERMEN. 20 ACRE POND ADJACENT. $20,000. INSULATION Ratling, blowing, RACO Foam, Ilberglas P. Cellulose. Lowesi prices. p% S3 0535 or 504.734 3705 cotlet. rete Work F ree ESti:iijtp Call Mr Tayto' 122 ISIS PAINTING. CARI'Eplrgy CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323 0479 alter S 30 Allances -- ' General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top Soil P. till dirt, lawn maint & Iree trimming 323294$. BURFIELD'S Electric Service & Repair. Industrial, Comm. & ResIdential,, 323.9334 24 Hrs. Light IuIing Extsrbor Cleaning Yard Debris, Trash Appliances 8. Misc. (LOCAL) 3193311 - 24395. Myrtle Ave., Sanford BlIP Exterior. Fungus & mIldew removal. Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Est 3396066. 66$ $335. Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Bail's Disc. Center inc. 2205 French Ave. 322.2355 Sanford 3211640 Orlando 327-1511 DeLand 4335 4SA—Ostol Stats AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3339141 Eves after 6$ weekands p Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 30906 Nelson's Florida Roses Woodruff's Garden Center 401 Celery Ave. FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL. YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3337310 47-Rsal EsbIc nIcd Glass & Screen icreen-porches, pool end. , wds. All type re-glazing & wd. install. Free Est. Mr Taylor 332.$$45 __62—&Ganden *44 ANIMAL HAVEN Deg.4 Cat boarding, bathing,. clipping, flea control. pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, $hady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322.5757. — * * HOUSE WANTED. • °' InNeedof Repairs 323$4N Eves. 62*—Farm EqvlpnNnj SUILDINOSIII Spsclal flctory purchaseon all steel, clear span buildings. 30*43*17 for $3,111, 10*43*11 for $4,159, 40*77*14 for $3,951, 4*77*11 lot $6,911 P.0.5. factory. All buIldings include 25 lb. wind load and large double sliding door. Call 303.3311w 9 am. to S p.m. collect. Baptist Church needs 7 S acres in Casselberry area. Call $30 1919 Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back Payments & buy eQuity. 3730516. V-A—rtgss Bau &SoN 4—Eq WILL BUY EXISTING lit Sail MORTGAGES. R. Leg,, Lic. Nt. Broker. $21 No. 4.0 Wymors Rd., Altamonte, snt lo Rent Steam Clean Your O.Carpe, Rent Our Rinesnyac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 373.51U $53.74) - Indynun Handy Man-will hoe orange 'oves on contract. Large or small. 3226521 after 6 p.m. Honw Inrevsnaw Painting BODEN Painting Paper Hanging.. tree iii Protessional workmanship, quick, Quality, serv,ce.,.66$ 4183 courteouS DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior PIous, Painting Licensed.lnsui'ed. Bonded FREE Estimates, (305) 323 94k, Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Fr.'e Est. 337 $545 PIun*lng Service tobenman puppy, male,i weeks old Shots. Champion blood lines. Show Prospect 5100 371 0741 — ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. 323 0174; 3221601 RaiNn Custom built iron work Window guards, etc Martin's 'ui 1111, 33v iovu gates I1 Man, quality operation O yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 3271321 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 1,0. BALINT & ASSOC. 327 166$ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him lIsted in our Business Directory. EVERY DAY someone i looking for what you have to Sell. Call' today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. waling All types. eqpt repair, truçx. bodies, roof racks, portable-. eqpt. Martin's 373 lIlt. 339 7693, a 50.'—MscelIniwsur for Ss Neil dumping site for old concj* I gravel. Call collect 1.305.464 6000. ------ JOHNNY'S BACK 43-Lots-Acreage — -- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 t,5 75 models Call 3399*00 or 3)4 1605 (Dealer) 1 - orci lIft. Terry svO self contained, air cond., canopy, Reese hitch & S bAr. Park Ave. Triier Pk. _________________ NursUHdhdty - 72-.Auc?jo Multiple Listing Service 2565 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Retrig.. stoves. tools _____________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 315 E. First St. 3225622 KENMORE WASHER- Pans. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 . Make a wish 3 BR, 28 homc' tn k Mary wCH&A, ww t'pet P. dining area! Fr.4h'. 1•Ifl't'cl . Vented rear yd ! BPP ,"A RANTED' Only $34,900. Cash 322-4132 Moving must sell everything' BR set, Mediterranean with queen Size waler bed, $300, Explorer 3 wheel motor bike 1971, $350; Dinette set, $95; Remote control color TV Zenith, $275; Ham mond pipe organ, $450; Unique antique patio set, 5150; 2011. boat with 100 hp motor, 52,450; *97? AmbasSador St Wgn. 5795 8.34 1239. $34 5600 Sale - set — ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs & mattress $23.95 ia. Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 3221721. See our beautiful new BARRING. TON wIapsidlng&shingie roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 303OrlandoDr. 323.3200 VA 1. FHA Financing - SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE PlO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 51-Household Goods Fireside Realty, Inc. for - )Af'T3p4AAUTOAl ..'y. 97 1 mile ,west of Speedwa, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION CvCr Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. Its the only one in Florida You the reserved price Call coi ? till for further details 78—Mo?OcycleS REALTY WORLD '7$ Skyline Mobile Home 13164, 3 BR, I'? ii, 5700 dwn. & assume payrnent. 322 6338. BATEMAN REALTY Stenstrom Realty, 'PRICED TO SELL 3 BR, 1'! B home wlarge above ground pool. This home would be ideal starter home for young family or ret, couple. Call Jean Edwards. Associate Eve. $30 1303. REALTY Just listed I BR, 3' B home w every imaginable feature' Pool 8. Patio! Lg. FR wwet bar, DR. eq eatin kit. Huge BRs' Much More' BPP WARRANTED! Only $90,000. For a confidential discussion of your career In Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor.Owner, at 322.2120. 4th St. 42-Mobile Homes Osteen - 10 acres $1,100 each. Lake Mary - bldg. lot. $12,000. Lake Mary - 3.7 blk. $31,000. 42 all conveniences, Consider Ieas•option. $34,500. 10 acres with cypress house. 15 * 32 inground pool, fenced. sas,000. IdyIIwiId - S BR, 2½ 5. country kitchen, breakfast nook, den, fireplace, 2 car enclosed garage. $63,000. 1 acre with old house. Owner holding. $25,000. .argest Listing Inventory 000mmnant Advertising 146 Hour Sales Training Mernber Realtors & ERA Wational Referral Service uil.Time Office Supervision Compatible Associates Over 22 Years Experience 243S' S French (1797) Sanford 323 3321 Realtors WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 332.572* siso Spc.BNsuitcr.'w.$239'Spc. LR new $399; Loveseat 54& 95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $503. up; El. stove$IO&up; full size draperies $10 I up. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1797 So. of Sanford, 3228721. 80-Autos - B — Western Saddle, blanket & bridle, $75; Yamaha 125 Enduro, 862 $271 1$' GE frostless ref. $150; Dinette table; twin bed comp. new $65; El adding mach. $30; 2 drawer desk $30; Alladdin port. kerosene heater, new 515; 73" El hedge trimmer, new 530; *9" Husqvarna chain saw. new SISS 32301.0. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS STENSTROM OVER 31 MILLION Ii'd SALES THROUGH APRIL, 1979' Sanford's most weil.know progressive, Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, cx. perienced or newly licensed Nowl REALTY WORLDS Thursday, May 10, 1979-i3A . Beds, dbl. motel Box Springs & Matresses, $30 Set; Mattress only $20 ea. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French, 373 7310. - REALTOR MLS 323.6061 or eves. 323 0517 Real Estate Sales. Enloy clean fresh, cool water runnino iv vnu, frrw,t rf,vr Swim, fish or just relax on your own private estate 8. "castle" near Rock Springs Pk. $66,750. SANFORD 68—Wanted to -------- FOR SALE: Furn., beds, arm chair, couch, desk, chair, radio, HiFi. 322.3833. Reef Estate Associate needed who liveS in Sanford. Leads fur. nished. Call Tony Coppola Associates. 644231$ Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 235 & 245. Realty Stoker _______________________ _______________________ VA.FHA-235-Conv. Hornet Low Down Payment — ______ ______ HIPPING CLERK Semiret. will be fine. 2544S. French Ave. 372.0331, 373.717), 372.0779 HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose Tour credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 644.2311. ______________________ Fuwnished _______________ ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR INC. REALTORS $306533 or 339.1711 eves. Rag. Real Estate Broker 2630 Sanford Ave. 321.0759 Aft. P45. 3727643,372.469 WEE KEND .HIDE.A-WAY OR YEAR AROUND LIVING S acres in Osteen, cleared w.some trees on the lake. $19,500 Sm. dwn. Owner hold. FORREST GREENI M. Unsworth Realty This 2 BR home with a pleasant sun rm. is shown by appt. only. You1l appreciate its imm. cond. Recently re.roofed & new sewer line. Close to downtown & churches. $27,500. Handy man specIal. 2 lots w garage apt. Could be apt down. stairs. Zoned comm. $20,000. REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves $43.53 332.1959 APARTMENTS 33015. Sanford Avenue SECRETARY al area, we need stable person 'SOOd typing skills to work for eally super boss. 3 BR, 28 split plan, FR, dbl cur lot. $6000 dwn 8. assume. No qualifying, 11 Acre bldg. lots wpaved rd. frontage & beautiful oak trees In Osteen. Good terms. _____ FURNISHED APT. BY WEEK OR MONTH 323.4497 ____________________ ____ New 735 Homes, 1 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to $31000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2257. *44 Acres county acreage w citrus grove & SR46 frontage in Geneva. Attention developers good price & terms. __________________ RSATILE WORKER-ombined office & warehouse work. Healthy mature Retiree acceptable. . UnitedSolvenis. 323 1102 NEW LISTING AT 1012 MYRTLE Sanford by owner. 3 BR, pool, C. HIA new carpet. Large cot. lot. fenced bk yd, sc. porch. NICE. 539,000.3221395 *i'4arkham Woods Rd.) BR, 2 B, 4 hcre country estate. Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. Appt. onlyl ______ 24-Business pounities _____________________ Earn extrn money at home ad. dressing (longhand or type. written), or typing letters & reports. Detiils, Send stamped self addressed envelope. B. Jones. 720 Glasgow, Winter Springs, 32707. If you are fighting to provide enough space for a growing family, let us show you this 3 or 4 BR home in beautiful Sanora. Exc. assumption. $41,500. Business opportunity. Auto radiator shop. Fantastlo location, good accounts. Ownei to help finance, 535.000. I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st Since 1937 377.2335 BATTLE OF THE BULGE Want to build? We have the lot $4,000. $TEMPER AGENCY 3222611 -_ Agency Trainee Tri.Ievel coun?ry home, beautifu 43 home w tile & oak floors. 1 + acre, fruit & pecan trees Completely fenced. $69,000. *2 S23 YALE AVE. 3 BR, 1 bath, dose to Shopping & in quiet neighborhooO. New Listing, Excellint investment for rental. Only $26,500. * BOYS & GIRLS* • Ago 13 1 der- IRALTY for Sale Large selection foam backed drapes; prints 50* 54, $11.50 pr.; Solids 4$ * 81 $10.50 pr. Custom upholstery Carpets. FreeEstlmates, W. Garnet t WhIte Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W, Commercial Phone 322.7111, Sanford SECLUDED COUNTRY LIVIN --room for horses, fish pond, 3 wFR, S acres. $69,750, iosrni' : I1—Noui OOWNER SAYS SELL EVERY. THING! 10 acre farm near Geneva includes mobile home, variety of farm anlmals-"as is" tractor & More. $33,730. Cook full time knowledge of diets necessary. Apply in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. _________________________ LPN, Full time & part time. Apply n person Lakeve•: tWrsirig Ce'tcr 9)9 E 2nd St. ___________ A COLORFUL FUTURE ISA PHONE CALL AWAY p is more colorful when you're irning good money and teeting nice people. Call oei 179 for details. AVON 41-Houses - 2 BR, 1 bath. Neat as a pin. Fenced yard. Low equity & assume mortgage payments less then $163 mo. Hurry-won't last long. 3231112. Experienced auto mechanic lids & Wa?res, full & part time positions & Summer time.Apply Days Inn, Sanford ngineers O Baby SIflinQ-HouseIieepng cretary, bookkeeper, hoem, part time desk clerk, part time bartender & maintenance person needed. Sanford Inn l. & ________________________ SR46. Apply 9 to 5 - —_ - 1-iieIp:.wante _________________________ _____________________ Theacoths$,5erdpi JenkIns, Its AUlstanI UnIted Statis FLORIDA. Ierry '8 want To List Your Business... DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 11 U �- 14A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, May 10, 1 . Seminole Youth Get Camp Opportunity 11 _ _ _ _ I- LL)RIDA ----..,• .. _.•.. -- The opportunity to spend up Environmental Center near 1glcwts should contact Mar- 113,000.cre wooded area and participate each week, he said. advanced training. The ad, to two weeks In the woods of Brooksville for one week of tin's office at the county evening campfire gatherings. group will be made up After each session, in- ir Florida camping, canoeing and recreation and study, Martin courthouse, he said. will nominate the of 12 students. The second week Martin said students will be is free to those studying nature will soon be said. He said those Participants of training During the week's activity, quartered hi dormitories it the outstanding students 10 available to any Seminole who exhibit a particular In- participants will be assembled center. Up to 75 students may ticipate In a second week of students selected, Martin said. County youth between the age terest In ecology may be of 12 and 18, county forester selected for a second week Of Into field groups of wven to nine students. The groups will be led Mike Martin said today. activities, by Instructors from the Martin said applications are Fee for the program Is0, Forestry DIVIMOXI. now being taken for the Sum- Martin said. But those without mar Environmental Program, the funds to attend may call the Each group will split their sponsored each year by the Division office (904-430-7000) time between recreation and Florida Department of and apply for sponsorship, the study Of trees, plants, Agriculture's Division of Martin said, water, soil and animals, Martin Forestry. The program places The program begins June 17 mid. He said the recreational youths inanature setting at the and will include 10 sessions, opportunities Include swim. W it h 1 a COO C h e e State ending Aug. 25. Local wming, canoeing, camping in the IN BRIEF Graham To Sign Reforms Despite Panel's Objections COMING SOON! TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)— Gov. Bob Graham has indicated he will sign a massive workmen's compensation reform till even though an insurance advisory committee says the plan Is dangerous and should be vetoed. Florida would become the first state in the country to adopt a wage loss industrial Insurance system, with benefits limited to medical bills, lost pay and other expenses unless the worker's pay when he returned to the job is substantially less than before the Injury. Graham has until Friday to veto or sign the bill C. SB188 or it becomes law automatically. He appointed a committee of insurance experts to evaluate the proposal and their report released Tuesday criticized every major portion of it. A Brand New Consumer Bill Near TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Gov. Bob Graham said today he will sign a major consumer till tightening the discipline on the state's 500,000 professionals, ranging from physicians and dentists to architects, hairdressers and funeral directors, The bill revolutionizes operalions of the Department of Profeslonal Regulation and the 25 boards which license, regu- Mileage Test A Success HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UP!)— A water-alcohol mixture, pumped Into an automobile carburetor, Improves mileage by 5 miles a gallon and the company that sells the patented Wang fuel Injector has field tests from a police car to prove It. The results of a one-month test of a single patrol car were released Wednesday. They were Impressive In terms of percentages. Mileage Improved 100 percent — from 4.2 to 8.3 miles a gallon on the 1973 Dodge Monaco with a 400 cubic inch "police special" engine. The tests will continue for another six months, but so far "it seems to be performing better, with smoother Idling," said Wally Brinkman, supervisor of fleet maintenance for the department. late and discipline the profea. Mon& After July 1, Floridians who think they were victimized by Incompetent doctors, unethical funeral directors or other professionals can complain to an independent board rather than boards controlled by colleagues Of the persons being complained about, A key change gives real power to Professional Regal.- Paula Gets A Job MIAMI (UP!) — Former Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins has been appointed vice president of consumer and community iffairs for Air Florida, reporting 120 Sought In Drug Bust MIAMI (UPI)—Arrest warrants have been issued for I)) persons in six Mates wanted on drug smuggling charges following a nine-month Investigation resulting In viedo tapes of drug deals Involving hundreds of millions of dollars, authorities said today. Police said scores of arrests were being made In Florida, Massachusetts, New York, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. The suspects Include lawyers, pilots and businessmen as well as underworld figures. The probe involved 55 investigators from seven Mate, local and federal agencies. to board Chairman C. Edward Acker, It was disclosed today. She said she would be a will do a great dial of traveling inthe job, which she said la full um. HOSPITAL NOTES MAY t, lire ADMISSIONS Governor Warns Of Controls ORLANDO, Fin. (UP!)— If gas shortages reach 15 percent in Florida, Gov. Bob Graham warned In a speech Wednesday night, mandatory controls could be Imposed. "lithe pattern of March of this year continues when gas consiarq*ion was Mablized, then there will only be a 5 '—Q.Ustiesta.----i,," t.I%heP1es1 Lsgse of Women Voters ecmventton of 130 persons. "But If gas consumption continues to rise as In other recent months, the gas shortage would be as highasiS percent," he said. Sanford: Lemmie Bellamy Nora Burns Neva Clark Mack Combs Jr. Anna S. Douglbs Thursa B. Green Eric Mroczkcwskl William MuUelwhlte Luvirn. Perkins Windle Wayne Poole Thomas Ratliff Sheldon Walker Carolyn King Wills Eddie Woods Elizabeth Howard, Deitona Kenneth J. Lloyd, Delfons Lyle V. Orchard, Deftm Mary H. Shulin, Orange City Cornelis G. Wiley, Muscogee, Okla. BIRTHS Sanford Carolyn King Wells a girl DISCHARGES Sanford: Terry Jean Britton Annie Bell Chambers James W. Howell Patricia Hyde Doris M. Lewis Irene T. MiNer Mary K. Wist Russell Curl, Deltona Margaret A. Hayward, Deltona Wanda LvIen, Deltona Evelyn M. M.nsels, Deltona Herbert H. Phillips, Dettoisa William $sy* Dr Deslona t.onssi Oroi. City Patricia Ferguson, Orlando AdFAW V%4C= THE 8/ING R.AdMEmmm lion Director Nancy Wittenberg, now little more than a figure head. She will hire the executive directors of the various boards, subject to board veto, and receive and account for all the licensing money which now goes to the boards, She also will abnlnider the examinations for persons who want to enter a profession and she can challenge board rules that are anticompetitive. Boards with five or more members must have two corusimer representatives and smaller boards one. Mod of the boards now are headquartered In Tallahassee, but a few are in Jacksonville, Gainesville or elsewhere, and the bill does not change that. Henry Ford Quits Pos t DETROIT (UP!) — Henry Fordll add today he will resign as chief executive officer of Ford Motor Co. on Oct. 1, en-ding a 34-year career as heal of the firm founded by his grand- Ford, 81, told stockholders he would turn the reigns over to Philip Caldwell, who became resident after Lee A. Iscoc President WU unceremoniously dumped last year. Iacocca now Is president of Chrysler Corp. He said he would remain as chairmen "for an IndsiagrgRabl Rvss, D.it. adss" Veiwlis Iamb. Labs anrs p.n,,.sn, _______ lid would rI1lt mead Vi duties in the comRuth Williams, Lake M'zo _________________________________________ pany, For example, he said today's session would be the last stohoiciers meeting he .would chair. 8 a,m. readings: tern. perature, 71; oversight lows, 72; yesterday's high, 12; barometric pressure, 30.12; relative knuildity, 12 perceut; at1lmph. winds, Forecast: Partly cloudy through Friday. Chance If Often,. aid eveuteg tkai denkswers. IIin in the wild Nstoars.dOILowIithelow 702, Wiuda sadheest ar.d U TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)— The House has finally killed a radical bill giving Death Row inmates the option of staying in prison for life Instead of execution. The option passed the House Corrections, Probation and Parole Committee Wednesday when a move to reconsider lad week's favorable vote failed. Later, It was left to the In the criminal justice committee. The committee didn't vote on the bill due to a technical problem and because it has no further meetings scheduled, the Issue Is dead for the session and will not be beard on the House floor. •;-4•, "'•• •• :. P j Save on Service! `"&' Save on Accessories! r?Z ! _ I i • ..•m Whether you need an oil change... brakes relined . . . shocks or a muffler replaced, your K mart Auto Center can save you money. And our trained mechanics give dependable service. Or, if you're a do-it-yourselfer, check the big savings in our auto accessories department. Discover surprisingly low prices on everything from tires and batteries to spark plugs, air filters, oil or additives, tools and engine testers - most anything you need for complete car care. 4. -r' I Z,!r i Over 1400 Stores ... coast to coast 40 mart opens Thursday,May 17 Your new .K i U.S. Highway 17.92 at Airport Blvd., Sanford, Fla. Weather Life Or Death Bill Killed ir ........................-• I T museum 00 vk., mph dbnbdskW at sight. 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'- ------------------------' ',"' • r1' k. ) T.M. protect you' from lO day walk test you are not eata,lIsd thot yow tW mmim SANDALS AND OAKBROOI( or, the best fittirig and most conwt&jle shoes you haw is,., worn, return thinn with rocet and w,'l refund your money. 4. uneven surfaces and help keep the weather out. DON'S. SHOES SANPOUD PLAZA, 2 LOCATIONS IN DLAND . _'s__4_ —. - - - '_- • - M Ift ON ilhertiser Thursday, May 10, 1979 - ROW L �- ----'I", 2—Evening Herald Herald Advertiser, Sanford Fl. I, Thursday. May 10 Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. By Motor Trend .Iu Dats un : Import Car Of The Year DATSUN HAS 17 MODELS THAT RUN ON REGULAR GAS! 060S — J ,. . p Why Hunt and Pay for Unleaded Gas? The Datsun "Z" is a tough was smooth, progressive and act to follow. It's been one of rapid. 'life transmission's the most popular and sue- shift linkage was positive, cessful cars of the last with short throws, and could decade. Designing a be worked hard with con-replacement for it has fldence. There was no need presented a number of op- to search vainly for gears as tions for Datsun's product we downshifted into corners, planners. They chose a and the pedals were nicely conservative approach, and spaced for heel-and-toe the result of their efforts is dancing whenever we -• ____ an automobile that's wanted to indulge racer superlative enough to be fantasies. The 280ZX's 4named Motor Trend's wheel disc brakes pulled the ,. _ •i ____ Import Car of the Year for car down In short distances 1979. with straight-line precisions. Though strikingly similar Immediately upon starting . in appearance to its the car, you are impressed predecessor:;, the 280 ZX is, with the even, vibratlonless in the main, a completely purr of its engine It runs as new car. Its primary links smoothly as an engine with with the past and with other twice the number of cylln• Datsun models are found In ders and plays a powerful the drivetrain and suspen- exhaust note The engine is slon. The 280ZX's engine Is responsive at all speeds and the tried-and-proven 2.8-liter Is free of any tendency to I 6-cylinder with Im- burp or sputter even when -provementa In its intake, It's not fully warmed up. And . exhaust and ignition if you use a modicum of self systems. In our test car, this control, it will produce Powerplant was backed by a family-car-like fuel manual 5-speed tran- economy. Datsun 2008X, From Family Of Whiners emission (automatic is One of the Motor Trend much. And we don't mean the window is moving, center console optional). staff members who and are About the only qualms we The 280zx'a suspension 280 zx during our testing just plush comfortable seats Disgusting excess? Of angled en that a quick glance had with the 20071 wft its makes liberal isa of corn- noted: "It Is capable (which the 71 has), or a iie, but once you've used by the driver takes in all of coat and its tires. Equipped ponents designed for the 010, situations except those spaceship complement of , you'lJ wander how you them. Electric monitors as •. ,May 10, 1979-3 0 WINNI I . n good ALL MODELS ON SALE THIS WEEKEND ys b0° Datsurl gos'sa ving oaring of go, again, carl e it it - . .'st our tat car was, its price although they're modified to requiring ultimate gadgets (ditto), or a silent, ever got alone without it was in the $12000 range. We a suit the character of the ZL suspension use." Another solid ride Naturally, most MacPha erson are w t level, open doors and remembered the original Z, staffer who exceeded that the well-executed corn- things are Options, but then other functions. at all four corners, and the Every which sold for under $4,000 limit found that the car htnatloflo(thes,thIngli,Is this is not ac you waigto (even though if only for a ftch and knob is sispeision Is designed to reacted predictably, with 1t5 evideid that a seat deal of order dripped. Short while,) with nosta provide genera generallyneutralrear-end coming around gy reach. mi all this is jg oqgig handing and a firm ride. about jot when he expected a large nwnbar of In some cars, such an rendered with a almnhiclty The U is not that kind of The steering —power it to. The CST ioniled goodies into a seamless abiwdinai of luxuries often that belles the apparent bargain, but it compares asal , in a package that more than favorably with the reul.j bell quickly to orrection, and Ida ass there's ___the c*r' interior luck Porsche 004, Corvette, BMW — is UK and responsive It 5 r 0 cruise control, fully a be 3 dlike a cross between a on the 2SX's Iderlor, it is XI and others in its price a sufficientI"vlty to misjudged the next cur,, In justabie seats, rheostat wuruizer jukebox Elm transmit road feel to the and range. As for the tires, our L w bec use e controls for veMil1on fan car was fitted with Toyo Z, egas hotel room. Not in this driver throughout all speeds wound up poátIvi In the end ember Indraned — car. All of and con lit 195-70 HR14 steel-belted proper ' perfect' ligMing, a joystick tO control cleverly blended into a vliisd beyond "-"' F_ In span the ZX is It Is this combination of where it did point. That stereo ' a functional-looking,aesthequipped with Michelin inechasiculs that gives the miscreant (I $L* 20071 much of its appeai adventure was his fault separate 'way Showing a eticall XVS. We felt that the Toyos the did not have the adisalon of Though Datsun Mops short of entirely, but maintained that Increments J'JJ eenatial ingredients,., gas riahillig claiming that this is a the car was nauilng so in the led of quarter of thenot thesacrificed to emphasize shield, or the seat belt the M1'9IelIflI end that the "sports car," the 20071 Is quietly end tracking en well tank, electric outside handing would have iihes across the ' or ded steerin bad been even better with one of certainly well within the that it lulled him ixdo a false mirrors... Should we go on? are in the ioos, hand. is op of "jj.j IJ 5 the the perfolmance4yp tires. criteria that define that sense of security. asv Is , Oh yes, there's a clever little n category today. In both our The UM has a tendency switch tooi scure the large directly as wider an air conthat compleinards thes All cars have their flaws. gy gauges in thedt1odngvent, and so on. In In some, they're obvious and Indrwnecgd and subjective to do that, because aside driver's power window speedon ter.t.. teds, the 20071 was liii- from Its exceptions] per. control cinder this car, tier. are no such unforgivable; In others — jug click it and pressive in its performance. forznance, it bonds creature the Immediately in front of the overlooked details. You feel they're minor and easily glass opens fully or driver. The dock, ammeter as Acceleration tiroughoid comforts exceeded only by closes. though you could drive It dismissed. In the case of the You don't have to the engine's usable range Cars coating several timesU temperature pop are for 16 hours and then get out 210ZX they're almost on it keep your finger while in aitches over the and jog five miles. 6100S. 11 too W10 - ibis 21 ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCIM , t rear pill * tter. 1919 EPA I Acto ileol . ~01'- 0 trip .0 Cahto'lt -.9111111 63900 ___ PLUS FREIGHT & SERVICE I 1 :1 . , , 11 0 - 'Va -- a - piwva.s DEMO 1979 KING CAB Datsun's top of the line pick-up equipt'd with factory air, 4 speed transmission, AM-FM Stereo, west-coast mirrors, tinted glass, radial tires and much more. List Price $6803.90. ' A law that saves lives is a good one, mod people would 5 5 MPH Sc,Ve s L e agree. The 55 mph speed limit law, however has become one of the mod controversial places of legislation passed by Congress in recent years. Presently, there Is discussion in severs] dates about abolishing the 55 mph speed limit; at the same thime, arguments for maintaining the law are very strong. It saves fuel and even more Important — it saves lives. Passed by Congress in 1974 as a temporary fuel conservatlon measure, during the Arab oil embargo, the 55 mph speed limit was made permanent In January, 19m. As a result of the legislation, the Federal Highway e4lmates motor fuel savings at 3.6 1llion gallons per Yr More 'i'ificant, however, is that traffic fatalitie, dropped the first year after the law was enacte& Filit""'Itlea fell from 54,052 In 1973 to 45,100 in 1974. That • iv - - - s - . .............................................. - savft of 'P'ly U00lives It w*to an increase of 2,140 over 1976, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Aànlnistratlon. Traffic deaths are slowly rising but people are dill driving at lower speeds than they did before the 56 mph maximum was imposed. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), in 1973 the number of vehicles exceeding 65 mph was 31 percent. This figure was down to six percent In 1974 and 1975. "The motorist who drove 70 or 75 mph when speed limb were 65 mph may be traveling at 10 mph now, He Is exceeding the speed limit — as he was before — but be has cut his speed lOor 15mph," Wallin NBC — ____10U_,"and that reduces accidents and saves lives." To conserve gasoline, the 55 mph speed limit was selected by the federalgovernment g as th. median energy emcledspeed based Wm its studies of wind resistance and engine efficiency fautar,. Stw%ee by the Auto SALE PRICE 0389900 SALE PRICE$848954 1979 210 Wagon. Datsun's most economical station wagon equip't with 5 speed overdrive transmission, air conditioning, AM-FM Stereo, pin stripes roof deck and more. List Price $6422.00. $571 Datsun 710 3-dr. Sedan. 4 cyl. engine. 4 spud transmission AM. FM radio with tap. and Only 35,000 Milos. 12988 '2588 '2998 Brand Now AMC Spirit Hatchback. 1974 Plymouth Duster. Economical engine, automatic, A.C. power C111steering and only 55.000 miles. 1574 Datsun 5210 Deluxe 2-dr. Sudan. Datsuns economy champ equipped with automatic. A-C and only 34.000 miles. Only Itt? Olds Cutlass Supreme 2-dr. H.T Don't pass this one up. Automatic, power steering. power brakes. A-C. vinyl top and only 24,000 miles Like new. 1570 Dodge Magnum XE 2-dr. one owner. Beautiful beige e,tenor with matching vinyl top and interior. Loaded Only I1.00e miles 13288 4273 4388 transmission. A.C. white walls, deluxe finned wheel covers. Tinted glass and more only $47981 '1688 $574 Pontiac Firebird. Beautiful maroon finish with a black vinyl top. Equipped with automatic. A.C. radio, bucketseats, raliey wheeli and only 35,000 miles. 13833 $566714 SALE PRICE $574 Chiv. Monte Carlo. Automatic, 151$ Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. Sod. Toyota's economy champ. This 4. POWff steering, power brakes AM. FM radio, landau top and only 47,000 door is equlp't with 4 spied tranmliii. smlssl.n, air-conditioning, radio and Only 25.000 miles. Today only Equipped with 4 cyi. engine, 4 spud Ifl$ Ford Fiesta. Polar white is- 1 19111 Pontiac Gran Prix. Arctic white tenor with 4 speed, A-C. AM-FM stereo with tape and more. Today only exterior with red Vinyl bucket,. Loaded including pow,, windows and tilt wheel. 3588 4588 1 'c - THE DEALER WHO WANTS TO DEAL! . . 'p'c - - :v1 •- . - I is 1979 Datsun 8102 DR Coupe. The ultimate in luxury and performance. Fuel Injected 240-Z engine, 5 speed transmission AM-FM Stereo. Factory Mag Wheels and much more. List Price $9693.95. I • I ; • %iJ': '.:-. : -, �-----_. 4—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 10, 1979 Facts You Should Know About Fluids By JOHN MEYER power-steering units, a difSpecial To The Herald ferent fluid for the brake Without fluids, your car hydraulic system, purified won't run. Everyone knows water for the battery cells about running out of and a heavy gear lube for gasoline, but few pay at- differentials and standard tention to the other fluids a transmissions. The latter car needs. two are probably best left to In these days of self- a mechanic. service gas stations, it is Automatic transmissions even more important for must be checked wh!n they drivers to know how to check are warm and with the these fluids. The most im- engine running. Be careful. portant ones are accessible When checking the and quickly located with a transmission dipstick, note little hunting and help from a color and odor. Good transervice manual. smission fluid Is red or pink Check your manual and slippery to the touch. whenever you add fluid. If the fluid is light brown Become acquainted with the and has a slightly burnt proper fill points as well as smell, it is time to change it. the check points. They are It's already too late If the not always the same. fluid is dark brown with a Most familiar are the strong burnt smell. The engine oil dipstick and the transmission will need radiator. Both oil and repairs soon. coolant should be checked Keep in mind that brake with the engine off and cool. fluid will damage painted That is especially imsurfaces and Is extremely portant when checking painful if splashed on a cut coolant because of the or In the eyes. The master pressurized radiator caps brake cylinder has no dipused on mod= engines. stick; a lid must be removed When the engine is hot, the pressure can make the to look inside. cuoiant spurt up to cause The fluid should be clear or serious burns. slightly amber without solid The car should be level for Impurities. Use only an accurate reading on recommended brake fluid. engine oil. Always push the Do not allow water or oil to dipstick In all the way. get into the system. Otherwise, you may overfill Fill the master cylinder to the crankcase and caw. the top of the reservoir if it is more problems. unmarked. Besides motor oil and Power-steering units must coolant, cars need special always be checked with the transmission fluid for engine off. They are usually automatic transmissions and located where you could lose a linger or break an arm if You tried to reach them with the engine running. Besides, you wouldn't get an accurate reading. Checking the differential or a standard transmission usually Involves getting under the car. If you feel adventurous, remember this general rule: If, after removing the threaded plug, you can touch the fluid with Your finger, the unit Is full. Always use the specified gear lube. Lighter lubricants, such as engine oil, cannot do the job. Now on to the battery. Acid Is the fluid in the battery. It Will damage clothing and burn the skin If not washed off within minutes. Batteries usually have instructions on fill level. Generally, the electrolyte is adequate If it is covering the cells. When filling a battery, use nothing but water - the purest available. Dirty water or water with high mineral content will shorten the life and effectiveness of the battery. Distilled water is the LwA choice. Armed with knowledge of reservoir dipsticks, proper fill points, procedures, a manual and a rag, you should be ready to check most of your car's fluids. Reiziember that continual loss of any fluid indicates a problem. The one exception Is the brake master cylinder to disc brakes. ItI ,p '4, Team nf they e.— 1 • An .nglne in now of tune-up waste. how much fuel on average? Two percent About 10 per cent Almost 30 per cent 6. For buffs, road stability shock absorb. am should be replaced: A. With every other oil change B. With installation of new tires C. About every 25,000 mites 2. Ti,. sam* engine emits how much more pollutants? About 12 percent Closer to 33 per cent Around 50 per cent 7. Which Of the.. statements Is true? A. 70 m.p.h. is the most gas efficient speed because getting there quickest uses least fuel B. The, slower you go the more fuel 3. When your car pulls to the side when braking lt'sasign that: A. Brakes need adjusting Tires are overinflated Engine mounts are loose C. The most effluent fuel-saving speed Is generally around 45 m.p.h. YOU II 5V5 S. A common cause of high carbon mooOxide reading Is: A. Faulty choke B. Overaged oil C. Radiator leaks • Minimum sat, ti,. tread Is about: A. 2 of an inch of an inch % of an inch - back to ardficatIons. • . General Manager Blue Book Cars anything that happens to the car while you are getting it checked, and you should get it back to the dealer as soon as possible. Do not expect to keep the car overnight, as most dealer insurance prohibits lending cars out for any reason. Also, do not expect the dealer to part with his car if you are only willing to put up a $5 or $10 deposit. Usually $50or $100 will suffice. Take the car to a reputable mechanic. Do not take the car to your uncle Joe, your boyfriend, your fiance or your little brother. Only a certified mechanic is qualified to do the tests that you now need, and a man who earns his living working on cars is going to do a thorough, Impartial job. Have him do the following checks. Remove wheels and note condition of brake linings and drums. Take a compression check on all cylinders. (A 15 percent to 20 percent variance between cylinders is acceptable.) Put a vacuum gauge on the engine to determine condition of the valve train. Road test the vehicle to check for high speed shimmy, ignition miss, flat spots during acceleration, rearend noise and anything that appears out of the ordinary. Have him note In writing the results of his tests and take the car and the test results back to the dealer. If your mechanic found any flaws you may want the dealer to have those flaws corrected, or you may ask him to adjust the price of the car to enable you to correct those flaws yourself. On older, high mileage vehicles the dealer will usually stand behind the car himself. The most common policy now is called a "Free Service Agreement," wherein, for a specified period of time, the dealer will supply labor to repair defective parts and the purchaser pays for the parts. This is a fair arrangement. A good example of this might be a defective timing chain. The cost of the chain might be $20. Average time for installation Is five hours. At normal labor rates the labor cost would be $60 to $75, but with a Free Service Agreement the purchaser pays only for the parts, or $20. Most reputable dealers will have something along these lines to offer the potential used car buyer. Protection from getting stung Is a combination of common sense before you buy, and having the dealer's promises in writing after you buy. Again, a reputable used car dealer will make sure that you are completely satisfied with your purchase, because a satisfied buyer will probably come back and buy again. Next week: Financing. How to get it, where to get It, and how much does It really cost. 74 Cougar XR7 Auto - Air 24,,OQO Miles J916 S : $419500 • Loaded Sharp Lime Green : : I s • . :: ONLY 2695°° - i•,- - •• Extra Sharp - •: - •J ONLY ,... -- - / 42,000 Miles 3895°° ON $189500 LY 74 Gremlin "X" - 6 Cyl Auto Sharp Little Economy Car - v .• LY - - 2395°° - 76 Pacer White Deluxe Interior ONLY Deluxe Interior 6 Cyl Auto Air - • _______ 4 Cyl Auto- Air "ST" Model - - . ppgng for: a, used car, chec )iowIando remladbauto jurchasers. Air Auto Deluxe interior - - un,B} •. • ., i...' ft OLY l ow '$1. 89500 2695°° 269500 ONLY ONLY $ 4 Cyl. Auto -Sharp Squire Package _____ 279500 $ Very Clean 76 Cordoba Super Loaded Every Option You Could Ever Want - • %9500 '... ON LY , • SAVE 199500 Val ONLY 75 Astre Wagon 73 Pinto Wagon 75 Monza Hatchback • Service policies protect the buyer against mechanical failure, usually with a $25 deductible clause. Service policies are available on used cars that have been inspected by the warranty company; are no more than five years old; and fall within the mileage limits set by the company. If a service policy Is available you should definitely give it some thought. 76 Torino Squire 73 Galaxie 500 2Dr. 76 Aspen Coupe 72 TorinoBrougha Stereo Air Wgn. One Owner Air Stereo 4- Dr. . Low Mileage • •. Your next best protection against getting stung is some form of warranty. Most used car dealers have a 12-month - 12,000-mile service policy available at extra cost. This is much the same as the extended service policies offered by the major department stores on lawnmowers, washers and dryers and other large mechanical items. It Is usually a mechanical breakdown insurance agreement administrated by an independent warranty company. By KEMP HOWLAND S ONLY Worn shock absorbers, springs and towing parts also A—ff Wt 0—Ft align ...., •,•. Many people are reluctant to buy a used car for fear of getting stung. But if the buyer approaches the purchase of a used car sensibly he can avoid the "lemons" and the less desirable vehicles, and can assure himself of getting his money's worth. Let's assume that you have shopped at several reputable dealers and have found a car that fits your needs and your budget. What should you do next? First, inspect the car yourself. This should be done at the dealer's place of business. Open the hood, trunk, doors, etc. Look over, under, around and through the car. Make notes as to anything you don't understand or anything that looks questionable. Is there oil all over the motor? Is raw gas visible on top of the engine? If there are oil or fuel leaks where are they coining from and can they be corrected? Is the transmission fluid fresh or does It look and smell burnt? Is the cooling system full of coolant? Does the cooling system look like it needs to be cleaned and flushed? Does everything on the car work? Are the tires satisfactory to you? Have the dealer or his representative accompany you during this Inspection. If you have any questions he can answer thorn and he will tell you what the dealer is prepared to do to correct any flaws that you may find. Keep In mind that used cars are not perfect. You are looking for signs of major mechanical problems, not nitpicky little flaws. Safety and mechanical soundness are what you are after. If you are looking for perfection, buy a new car. If the car still seems like what you want, now lathe time to get serious. First, agree on a price. Next, have the dealer write up a conditional sales order stating price, equipment and any repairs to be done prior to delivery. Put a deposit on the car with the stipulation that you intend to buy if the car Is found to be in satisfactory condition by your Independent mechanic. Remember, you are going to take the car off the dealer's lot. You are liable for 10. The only stat, that Checks all cars both _foe $afuty and low omissions Is: Michigan Rhode island New Jersey 'j • • Thursday, May 10, 1979-5 77 Tradesman ye,, _ di Evening Want To Avoid Buying A Lemon ? You don't have to paint it red, white and blue or have Its horn sound the first few notes of "America the Beautiful" to boast to the world your car Is a good citizen. instead, your automobile can attest to the fact that it has the nation's welfare at heart by operating with fuel economy, low emissions and safety. Since it is you, the owner, who takes care of the car, test yourself on how much you know about achieving gas savings, controlling pollution and avoiding accidents through proper maintenance. Be Sure To Avoid Front-End Follies No area of auto repair Is fraught with more fallacy and misunderstanding than front-end alignment. More alignments are unnecessarily performed than are any other adjustment. Many mechanics do not know the basics of alignments when they are not called for. Often people assune an alignment is needed just because tires arc wearing strangely. Or they think their car's aligrunent is wrong because the steering wheel isn't straight. That's not necessarily so. Strange or uneven tire wear does bring alignment Into question. But first check tire inflation. A badly deflated front tire, for instance, will cause a car to pull to that side, especially while braking. If the front end is realigned before checking the tire inflation, the car will be out of alignment again as swn as the tires are filled to the proper pressure. Every motorist should carry a tire-pressure gauge In the car. Use of the gauge can perform wonders for tire wear handling and pulling problems. Sometimes a car's alignment changes when the spare tire In put on after a flat. That's because the spare may not match the other Urea in size, especially If It Is a recap. Carrying heavy, unbalanced loads can also affect alignment. Most cars can compensate for normal load changes, but no front-end setting is perfect for every Approach Your Purchase Sens ib ly cw $ 74 Duster Slant 6- Auto Air Fold Down Rear Seat - ONLY 259500 $ 77 Charger "S.E." Buckets Small V-8 Sharp Car - ONLY $349500.,, I. �ê—Evening Herald 4 Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 10, 1919 Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 10, 1979-7 1How To Get Most Out Of Your Auto Like Mark Twain who found it simple to quit smoking because he had done it so many times, the American motoring public is apparently finding it easy to live with the energy crisis. The attitude seems to be to ignore it and It will go away. Business and Pleasure as usual Is the practice. However, if the prophets are correct in their warnings, this nation is headed for trouble of wartime proportions if attitudes and habits are 1101 changed. At the heart of the energy problem is the Precarious nature of our supply of petroleum and its cost to import. And one important aspect of that problem is the nation's thirst for gasoline. Last summer. desDite oresidential pleas U' curb gasoline usage. American car-owners consumed an all time record gallonage. (Of come comfort to the administration perhaps is the fact that consumption did not match the levels some experts predicted it would.) SEE IT ALL I FORD DIVISION: Jack Prosser, president Jack Prosser Ford, Sanford announced the Ford division closed the 1978 model year with a 3,3 million car and truck sales, an A RECORD YEAR all-time record, and established Fairmont as the best selling new car nameplate in automobile history. Ford dealers sold 422,700 Fairmonts, 'eclipsing the old Mustang record of 4,000 units.Jack Prosser Ford was presented the Ford Motor Company Outstanding Service Award (at rear of LTD In photo) for ten years of meritorious service to Sanford resident customers. LTD Landau:Exciting Eye-Appeal Features LTD Landau always has been a luxurious automobile, and for 1979, that is Mill the mark of the Landau 2-door and 4-Door and 4-Door Sedane. So much about the LTD Landau is excitingly new. The styling, new and rich, Is accentuated by dual rectangular headlamps with and the Landau chrome. down center armrest. venience. Like all '79 LTD's, plated grille. Bright Both seats front and rear the Landau is powered by a moldings sparkle along the are deeply foam-cushioned 5.0 litre (302 CID) V+— body, around the windows and tailored in rich knit teamed with Select Shift and wheel openings. Paint fabrlc& In front is LID's automatic transmission. (5.8 stripes accent hood, new 4-spoke steering wheel. litre, 351 CID V.8 is an opbodysides and decklldh Vinyl On the column are two new tion.) Power steering and roof Is set off by rear pillar lever controls combining the power front discbrakes are coach lamps; the rear functions of horn button, also standard. So are colordeddlid by a brueNinlahed headlamp dimmer, turn keyed deluxe belts, electric accent Inside there is, a signals, and windshield clock, new styled remote 111gM bench seat with fold- washer-wiper - a great con- control mirror, and more. you're looking for in a new or used car...ev.rything you've looked for IA comfort, styling and economy ... all at a price tailored to your individual needs. In Seminole County you'll see cars, cars and more cars ... Wagons, compacts, sports cars, sedans, luxury models, trucks with the From all appearances the American driving public stands on the brink of a situation that could threaten our freedom of movement. The possibility of gas rationing or other restrictions of our right to drive as we wish looms large. Certainly none of us as Individuals can uncover new sources of petroleum or solve political dilemmas that could affect our energy supplies. But we are not totally helpless. The most direct action one can take to make sure his car Is energy efficient Is to keep it maintained. Merely making sure the tires are properly Inflated, an action that costs nothing but a few meoments of time, is also a certain fuel saver. Other fuel conservation measures recommended by maintenance experts Include making sure youx engine Is running at the proper temperature and going easy on use of air conditioners. Can that are In need of tune-up waste an average of more than two gallons of gasoline for every 28-gallon taakfuL Installing fresh spark plugs alone can save an average Of a hail gallon of gas per tankful. Still another aspect of the energy problem is the energy It requires to manufacture cars and components. Enormous quantities of electricity, coal and other energy resources are expended to make tires, car bodies or windshield glass. Since our energy supply is finite, a more determined effort to conserve our resources must be made. Allowing car bodies to rust out due to neglect Is no longer tolerable. Everything - - ' .. ''• _____ _____• ( 1 •\\' '•' \.'' \: ": • . -. '. -• •; I Undsrinftatd L_ Treed I Contact With Need extras and options you want. Bring the. 'amily ... shop and compare the Seminole C.wnty Auto Dealers that advertise in the TIRE SAVINCS - Alshsisgh the 5ke on the right look. almost Idsutleal to It. .q"ghbo,, the hre my wear only half U Isug hers..., at 16 pounds pressure, It I. susderinlated by 33 er When radial tires w-.a Am introduced on Amwi told that the buig. log log sidewall Is a 1u1k4a ckarsctethilc of the Sire. Now that lb. bujg10 has b.u..e so faafllar, untoriMs may be "cheek. lug" radial tires by sight Instead of with a gauge and run. RinganuuduIni.t.d tires that will wear out fast.. and cone. SEMINOLE COUNTY AUTO SUPERMARKET every 0 __ W.,.? ..• ' J h baA t . •;;. ;;: 322=26-11- ..•• ... I$•., 4140 LI * Thursday in the Evening Herald and Herald Advarfienr e_.. For advertising rates and information call... .p. "m Wftblssd Ovrinfltsd Treed Contact With Need STAGES OF INFLATION The cross-section upper left shows unde,lniatIon which causes extreme tire ieRiag and builds up excessive heat, running the risk of failure. It also causes rapid wear on the outer edges of the tread. Ovevinlation (upper sighs) causes tires to run hard and subjects them to Impact damage and weakening of the carcass. It also causes ezees. site wear In the center of the tread. Proper inflation (lower loft) shows the correct penile for full contact with the road. A Sanford Skipper When the American game fishing boats put to sea from Key West this month, headed Into Cuban waters to fish in the Hemingway Billfish Tournament for only the 2nd time In 18 years, Central Florida's Marc Slade will be one of the skippers. Slade is President of Marc Slade Chrysler-Plymouth on 17-92 in Sanford, and of Marc Slade Dodge on 441 In Leesburg. Slade's SHAZAM, a 30-foot SEARAY SPORTSFISHERMAN has been fitted with custom designed deck freezers to acconunodate the baits that are being used In the tournament.. Dick Dove of Sanford is responsible for supplying the rigged baits which are Immediately quick frozen and held frozen throughout the trip In the new freezers. All rods, reels and riggings have been upgraded to facilitate the capture of the 400 to 500-pound Marlins. A fish of this size will likely be necessary to win this tournament. The SHAZAM will be one of over 80 entries from all over the world including Russia. The SHAZAM with a crew of 4, leaves Port Canaveral on May 12. The tournament itself begins May 17 and enda.May 23. �8—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. -.... Thursday, May 10, 1971 New '79 Fairmont Coupe - .. - . - New '79 Mustang 2.DOOR SEDAN COME SEE - ........... £ £ A •,,. OUR domr HUGE SELECTION 46 Four cylinder, 4-speed, paint stripes, body side moldings, whitewall tires, power steering and brakes, tinted glass, AM radio, wheel trim rings. $45 79 Stock No. 90406 GAS SAVERS 4 Cylinder, 4 Speed Transmission, Whitewall Tires, Wide Body Side Moldings. Stock No. 90428 + Freight And Service $4 Freight Service 7 I 1979 Ford F-100 Stock No. Pickup Truck T. 0338 I'4747+ Freight and Service Brand new, 117" Wheel Base, 302 engine, gauges, step bumper. USE D $648Q Power Steering, Air Ceeditlen, Luggage lack. 398O Save Oat. Neal weis 4980 Spd. Ails. A $490 ______ 548O 4980. 6980 196201EV. C40 SERIES I Ton, 12' Fist led, completely Rebuilt Cyl., $i $358O W~ 4 Spt. 98() 38() $4980 1975 BUICK LeSABRE 1977 GRANADA 4 DOOR 1977 LTD. 4DOOR 2 Doer, Crime, Loaded, 34,06 Miles, ON. Sharp Car. Must See And Drive To Ap. prociat.. Low Mileage. Minimum Down With 42 Met.. Financing Available. P. Steer, Auto. A.C. 4 Door, Dark •. PS, AT. A.C, Low Miles, White With Dark Blue Top, Minimum Down With Extended Term Financing Available, 12 Moo., 12.000 Mile Warranty Included. DRASTICALLY REDUCED DRASTICALLY REDUCED $33 Motorcraft 60 Maintenance Free Battery off III Amps Of Cold Cranking Power And 115 Mlltiles Reserve capacity. FORD PREMIUM MOTOR OIL - FORD A.M. RADIOS FITS'74 AND UP sW* Hisvy.Duty. Multi-Grade' . , Now $59 WiBe Trade h. RIG. sin led a White. ' .79c - $1980 a 011 FILTER SPECIAL t . - ,iwy. ii., . . 1 led Wilt, White Top, Will Accept Any Neasenabi. Offer, Low Down Payment, 34 Moo., Financing Available. $39Q MUST SELLI 1975 MUSTANG 2 DOOR Rod £ White. Std. Trans., With A. cellent Economy.Mimimum Down W Mas. Financing Available, Look, SeJ And Drive. AUTOMATIC TRANEMISION SERVICE. - incubi Up To S Quarts Perd Meter Oil, Matorcraft Oft Filler And . - $29hI _ y. Thursday, May 10, 1979 cm- .. SANFORD 32244S1 - . Check And Adjust Caster, CamBer MI Yes Is Salaes Two p js, 01—lath $1600 1 at Lake Mary IIvd., Sanford FRONT AID. .AUGNMDIT . lSCteb Up To 12 QUIlts Of Tramsesisslen Oil. Oft Pan 04"MI Adjust Saab Aid All' 'page. - • 398O 1975 COUGAR XR7 MHr . W r . c k. r S si k e fJ . I "sr. S.rvlc. h A Muflsr if PVS" Onl SERVICE S I lies, Small V46 Aute, Fewer Steer iitg, New Tires, A Seed Work Truck At y DRASTICALLY REDUCED DRASTICALLY REDUC . COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE 298O 1178 FORD PICKUP Cpe. DiVili., Loaded, Must See And Drive To Asproriate, Low Down Payment, Mos., Financing Available. 9500 l Cue Lim" 4 $01. 1975 CADILLAC DRASTKALLY REDUCED PARTS - 1973 F-3M iTon.1r$tak..Bsdy.v4, 1976 FORD F.I00 4 Wheel Olive, Pickup, 4 248O Steering. Power Brakes, Air Cenlitles. An litre CI.aø Car Per 1973 CHEV. NOVA 2DIorGfISS,ICYI..AntS, Power Steering, Air Cant Priced At OsIv 1977 DODGE Power Wagon, 4 Wheel Drive Nod £ White.V.0, Auto, Power Steering. Air Condition. $1411 Tsp. Auto. Power 478O 268O 4 Cyl., Auto. Fewer Steering. Air Cosditien, $' Stores. S Deer N.Y., Brown With With Complete Utility New Pails. Tills Is A Contractors 1975 GREMLIN LM00Q,VL$Spd.With3 Spd. N.., Aile. 1075 LTD • 1972 DODGE D.ZSI 1975T-BIRD Everything. 1173 INTERNATIONAL series wsk ir i.s III Dump, 4 SpI.,•Trests, S $01. Nell Ails. ills Green 21.405 Mile,, K 1174 FORD . This car Still Smells New. 1977 DODGE Dl 10 Pickup With Topp.r, 31.400 Miles. 4 Cyl., Std. Shift. Buy This One And 698O Dump Truck. S Trasss,2 Itt7SFAIRMONT Squire Wagon, Crime With Wood Trim, Auto. Cesidry Squire WageS. S Passenger. Like New. 1973 FORD F410 197$ GRANADA 4 Deer, White, ieee. Miles, Auto, Power Steering, Air I 117$ FORD kvWe 4 Deer Mint Green With Bilge Top. t.eatt,er Interior. A Beentilvi Cai' TRUCKS :W: 1171 CADILLAC 1976 LINCOLN Car. Green With Green Tsp. Loaded With A Th. Istras. C I PARK ' - - . S - b •S Sb P L .2 1 "I �2—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 10, 17 Evening Herafd & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. 724 Bridal Tradition Retumv To Formal Wedding r ser! 'Wedding Invitations *Wedding Announcements (formal paneled or fancy embossed) ."Thank You's" - ------ I -- *Napkins I f High fashion is chic and designs are pared sleek, still the 1979 bridal picture IS strictly lavender and old lace. Tradition and romance are the two key words to today's weddings, with resultant beautiful memories for all. \ 'Reception Cards *Fine Fancy Stationery thcn lrL11tulL Ill CftZ!1! Ph. 322.5434 208 S. Sanford Ave. - Sanford -. --. -- I f ' ? -- ½ I I t (-\ / YOUR 'DR a ceremony with . persona, I in a setting chosen by you - can be ours with tn a a' The new bride is gloriously romantic, but far from coy and fragile. , .f( I Wedding by Elie e n She Is truly today's woman, with the confidence in :selfrdher decisions to 1 ct her tailored it and stylish "togethernew 834-6866 j1)\ •anytime (') any place by appt. only the world of opulent satins and gossamer chiffons seed pearl embroidery and rich layers of lace. Bridesmaids follow beautifully along this a Keep. ake Paii PERMANENT PROTECTION FOR J.uft Weddigg Goutg Long after you've said "I do, the cherished memories of your wedding day will live with you. Now you can preserve the gown you wore along with the memories. . . with Keepsake Pak. Keepsake Pak Service is an ultra-quality cleaning and packaging service that protects delicate gowns from the ravages of time and climate. . ' • -. - Mrs Philips VJ DECORATING DEN AND CLEANERS A N E RS I 4 I' ., IN BUSINESS SINCE 1951 I PH. (305) 322.3315 -_-rf 31W.13th$T . SANFORD . A01 - A gem of a gown is sure to make you feel like a priceless jewel on your special day. Special touches here include a bejeweled neckline and an extravagantly worked lace dress over embroidered train. The gown features a natural waist for a small-shaped look and is set off beautifully by a Juliet cap with walking veil appliqued to match. The flowers found in Orange Blossom — your wedding bouquets purity equals your generally either signify the loveliness. particular qualities of the Peach Blossom -- I an, love shared by the bride your captive. and groom or symbolize Rose, Bridal - happy the purity of the bride, love. Flowers have a language Rose, Red - love. all their own, to express Rose, White - I am feelings when words are worthy of you. Just not enough. Sweet Pea - departure. Bluebell - constancy. Violet, Blue - faithButtercups - desire of fulness. riches. The four most popular Camellia Japonica, white brIda1 bouquet - perfect loveliness, arrangements are: China Rose — beauty The The - 'Pi-wade Bouquet, always new. roses and Forget Me Not --true deiphiniums. love. Jonquil — I desire a The Prayer Book or return of affection. Muff, with orchids and Lemon Blossom - IllIes-of4he-valley. fidelity in love. The Bridal Cascade, a Lilac, white — youthful flow of gardenias, orchids and lilies-of-the-valley. Elegance is alive again in table setting styles. In selecting fine china and crystal, today's brides are responding to the trend toward dressier, more traditional at-home entertaining. These young hostesses have moved away from the very casual trend in dinnerware in the 1960's, SS Arlene Hirst, designer consultant, whose fine china and crystal head the list of most popular bridal registry selections. "Just as fashions have changed from blue leans to skirts and classic suits, tradition and elegance in tabletop design are being favored by brides," she observes. In lifestyle attitudes, Ms. Hirst explains, brides of the current generation are more traditional than their counterparts of the 60's. While some brides of time past decade married in unconventional ceremonies on hilltops or beaches, young women today are again choosing traditional gowns and all the fine trappings of formal weddings. "lit their buying habits, these women are more conscious of style and more sensitive to value than ever bclorc. Thc %dmIt to invest lit furnishings 01 lasting quality for their first homes, and fine tableware is one of these things," said the designer. One of time most popular fine china patterns among brides today is it design created 60 years ago, Ms. Hirst notes. The pattern is "Autumn," it formal hand-enameled design with colorful baskets of fruit and floral bouquets. "Other tradtiunal fine china patterns that continue to be popular with brides range from elaborate floral sprays, (7• • f or :For The Bride I J ' 17! I \ Be9zsaaitg IgIss with. "Gift by Nan" I . CHINA: Mavalln., Spode, Wedgewood, Franciscan, Poppy Trail, Norltake, Mikasa and others. Smart going away outfits in carefree linen-look polyes. .. ters and poly-gabs. Darling and daring dresses for dining and disco. For those fun filled days create your own active wardrobe from our co-ordinate collection of sportswear and headwear. And when all is said and done get ready to drift off to dreamland in some of our gorgeous and glamorous nightgowns. I. . ' P' •q / ly , • ,\ / up to 42% ONEIDA PRODUCTS Ti DURING OUR SPECIAL SALE I EXAMPLE Crsu Sit 2 Pc. Silver Plat $14.50 $999 W196 BY NAN 212-220E.FIRsTST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 322-3524 22$ E. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. I! At The A variety of styles from our colorful collection to fit every size from 3 to 241/2, and everything to go therewith. • Lingerie •Foundation Garments Huslery Shoes Handbags Fashion Jewelry Scarves Belts " . . * '.(\ i'..ft -' ' ' \•._ 1 • ' , \ For The Bridesmaids and Mothers . Of Th. Bride a Groom For The Guests • J' 4 ( .r\ Long and short dresses in soft pastel colors, to wear to the wedding and after. Crystal: Imperial, Lenox, Fostoria, Mlkase, Orrefors, Franciscan, West Virginia. Flatwear: Onida, International and Gorham. ON etched gold bands and oriental motifs to delicate white-omm white and classic gold - or platmnwmm-banded designs. "lit hand-blown crystal, brides are choosing graceful. fluted stemnware shapes, over-sized wine glasses and elegant accessories for the table." she states. hints to time bride on creating artful table settings to fit ally occasion are offered bs- Ms. Hirst: -. Be imaginative with color in coordinating crystal with your china. For informal settings, highlight one of time colors in your pattern with blue, brown, gold or green crystal water goblets and wine glasses. - Experiment with linens to vary the look of your china. irs- it cloth in one pastel shade from your pattern for it soft, roumantic look or use it bold, m'ichl', -colored cloth for dramatic impact. Select a table cloth in it smimall, all over print or it plaid to give your china it country look on the table. Create it centerpiece that reflects your lk'rsoflalit While it comnplemneimts your china; use flov, ers, fresh fruit or vegetables in season, in an ormuinal container: a 'aimafl wicker basket or Chinese lacquered box; or any item from sour home that will enhance your entertaining tta'mime. Time Professional service, offered by most departmiit'mmt. registry to hell)the bride coordinate and register her fine china, Crystal and silver choices. Time professional service, offered by most departiticrit, gift and jewelry stores, will record the bride's preferences in tableware as well as kitchen and other home furimisimimigs items, without any obligation by the bride'tu-ht'. a/ce 00 Save Alive Again '• ' S a romantic trend, wearing their talents. fine china, crystal and some of the most pieBy updating the rich linens are Increasingly in turesque, feminine and classics of yesterday with demand as special gifts to original creations ever new fabrics, subtle new go along with the more shown. And, surprisingly, colors and rL new formal wedding. the return to the traditional touches, men's formaiwear in weddings has resulted in Specialty appliances and has soared to the forefront a fashion revolution for the elegant decorative pieces of the fashion scene. "Here bridal party. are also leading choices for Comes the Bride" may still the new couple. be the attention-getting Dresses for the theme, but i97 weddln Whether you choose to bridesmaids are definitely ' attract a present the newlyweds losing that standard great deal of admiration with the practical or the "wedding party" look in for the groom, as well. precious the point is to favor of rich designs In a remember that traditional wide variety of new colors Traditional weddings romance deserves the and fabrics, dresses that also bring out the best in extra special personal any woman would love to their guests. While thought that goes with a wear toapadyur dance _ statistics state that cash Is gift of love. a tremendous new delight today's favorite wedding for all brldesmalds-to.be, gift for young couples, But whether you're a bridal registries are once loving relative, an ad. The undisputed star of again de reguer, and miring guest, an especially the new wedding party, popular demand shows that lucky bridesmaid or usher, however, is the groom! newlyweds are definitely the dashing groom or the Interested in a beautiful romantic bride, one thing is With the return of a more start to their life together for certain: 1979 promises traditional approach to with a host of beautiful gift to be the best year ever to wedding apparel, fashion selections, get wrapped up in the designers have found a warm and wonderful whole new way to channel Such items as sterling, festivities of the wedding. U LI Elegance Is Flowers Reveal Your Love Story If wedding trends are turning back to the romantic formalities of yesteryear, the reason goes beyond mere nostalgia. Modern couples seem to have gained deep respect for the dignity of this traditional ceremony and wish to affirm the fact that a wedding Is the symbol of a commitment to a lifetime of shared experiences. y Fine Tableware Reflects The bride celebrates a special occasion with dinner for four elegantly set with fine china and hand-blown crystal. Fine china, featuring colorful baskets of fruit and floral Bouquets, and Intrigue crystal are set against a delicate embroidered cloth. Candlelight and freshpicked flowers add the finishing touches. Today'.% couples have rious look at the taken rich, beautiful ideals of the marriage vows. They want their weddings to reflect both th. joyand the solemnity that will constitute their union. Thursday, May 10, 1979-3 Wedding . io •' \ T'fl'. 1L1' �qj A Meaningful Time To Exchange Vows •.. Thinking of spring, we When Mother Nature Young cotçles who have During the showings, a envision green, growing vital smiles on those soft easy courted through this fall are spokesman observed, things. Flowers rinsed by months of 1979, there is the ready to begin making plans "Champagne, fine silver, crystal clear showers grow promise of visual feasts to honeymoons to Desig Greece and ner s a n d at the end of the spring bring joy for participants for manufacturers of bridal exotic loc ales are having a rainbow—as do beautiful many seasons through the gowns, formaiwear, and renaissance. Today's young Spring weddings. years ahead. allthose other essentials to planners want everything the well-planned wedding the finest and they want it have not been idle. Starting now. The day of the simple •j v Shop for Y SL during the summer, they courtroom vow and have worked with fabrics, scrimping toward an .L VLF colors, and Inspiration certain future seems Europe and, more recently, banished in the new economy the Far East. Finished styles and the atrgence of faith in a were made up in samples o bright tc*norrow!" y be tried on in different He continued In this vein of . . . . . V... .. •. our DIAMOs .• . . V •:. .:• ,.. V. WaU*I showings. The results were elaborate and expensive in Welcome the return of traditional values, S. Park Ave. breathtaking. appearance since the especially those long associated with security Of the ElisalhOwer marriage rites. Couples this spring will ISwishing by, young years. Cou ples am seeking middle-aisle It in Soft pastels, delicate fabrics wear tiers of French Al~ encon excellence in details 71d and traditional lace ruffles and gathers of a variety ofall up-dated styling. This bride good Silk chiffon with a regal, with a brosd color to prmncesalke quality. Veils epitomize personale exembroidered lace trim and a flattering Queen are so soft, they look like presslon." Anne lace neckline. The headpiece Is a Juliet Toaccx*npanyagorgeous early ii ing spring cobWw. iuWfl5 and head* array of wedding gowns, groom Is a standout in the new "Royale" peces have surprises of seed three styles in tuxedos were tuxedo from After Six Formals. The color Is pear and bits of flowers. Introduced. The Royale, "Sandy BeIoe" and is used throughout: The hat is definitely back which is still CCfltU5ted vest the troms th tin detailing, 5 and gloves are more elegant and elegant tuxedo, exbutterfly bowtie above a shirtfrout of softly than ever, the perfect clusively for the groom; the ] p~ 'i . a.VI , rn V W"" ii 'apiure LL Let uS Cap ture Every Moment For You•-ll,. ¶1 , " -• - Wedding Invitations 100 - Not surprisingly, an that comes In sizes. Cur- personalized church hymelectronics manufacturer, tains, for example, make nals, is an area that should e gift suggests hand-held poor gifts. Even U you know be avoided. Since th but defined m"-" with rich velvet and detail of the same contrasting rich brown as hair styles. 'Tn sense of Ann Sheridan or designed with the best man his vest and trousers, Paulette Goddard or and the other men of Claudette Colbert Is wedding party in mind; and the very innovative Squire, from a range of ten soft and definitely IN—a touch Coordinated to go with the expre ssing the new romantic colors. Some of Royale but with velvet collar nostalgia for brides of the acna on with things these have intriguing , late 1 40s whose and frlmatthe pocket is the we stern, like Registry Silver dUghtOl a Versailles, for the other men The luxurious look of the Muted grey; Sandy Beige — of the wedding It Leading men look Royale elta comes the Same range of of glamorous as well, For- sptingfavorlte grooms. It a warm swnmer cream• mafrmnc, the maiwear i beenplaying has satin faced lapels and Happy Blue a soft easy colors and while other men extremelyhand an increasingly important angled Pockets trimmed in blue; and Sugar White — a some,it allows the groom a role in wedding rites for the satin piping. One can choose snow, pure white. totally different look. Past decade. 'Me Pr— WEDDING OUR SPEClj'f'"T r322-2 PASSPORTS. I.D. PHOTOS.RECITALS BANQUETS - COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS 2423 S. LAUREL AVE.,SANFOItD / 1 , V "• Sanford Plaza . BROWSING HOURS I0. ' .. se choice of expression is fulfilled this season in a wide range of tuxedos for the woom and his men. 322-6982 FRIDAY TILL 1:30 . the size of the window, you giver may understandably calculators. Because these don't k the taste of ti'e know one party better than days, calculators are not couple. You may prefer to the other, both of their at- calculators anymore. seeallght, airy cafe curtain. titudes toward religion or alarms, and act as calenreligious gifts are not known clara. They can even serve as Thebride may prefer IiIiIlItIIiwii •. • itt rf - ___ V Fascinating Fashions r For ,, the ii and1 L • moth.r of Hi. brid.... . 1l :„_r. rius V For her trousseau: V I d di -_ -• . iances Safel . • ;, . Legends Coordinates In so” summer pastel solids and prints. Skirts, slacks, Jackets, blouses and shil that mlx'n match The mother of the bride Chances are that once the and everyday aces refrigerator, bottleof giau, ap- colmtertops glass, lasti a u1UftreacIi: weo" a z' efty'o" u km ,. .and cabinet cleaner cbromne and' unplugged srpaj are now the owner Of a hwdy. electrical appliances — and muMudeolportablekitchen Just qny this . appliances. Mutile WiPO With a paper towel or c caner o waihajge . 1ljg.fr d. lbese qViancea will offer, , save you valusbie tilne and eneira, it you un thm safely for properly, bridal section. Holtzclaw BRIDAL CONSULTANT Will assist you In fabric selection and show you'how YOU Can create your own through pattern mixing. Tb hhi ur kitChsnIr" yo ,1 In 'onditi follow avaidione: ' Final Tips For Announcements ___ C handkerchiels.am a =111t at All but the Mled weddings. — U garments an an wire hongers or in a box, VA Mem 00 woodkin haingerg widd Will b* Mid, their mbape best. 11011 Of do . .' ....• ii ki Nap ns V perfect make-up . V . Ce*q for your perfect do' =- nee Jewelry •. so show are reedy " reanember. Clean rvWft Let us teach you the In Addition ToThs Traditional Colors We Also Have Orange, Lemon.. Purp$nndGrssn —Une up dean underwear and apçropriate socks befamb" ____ Invitations Thank You. Notes Programs conlizim. keys ififfim for that "Perfect Day" .S The following check lid, suggj by Robert C. , President of Formal., "P' tIt he needs to with a mInIrngp of cigarettes, •. V Themonthtgof the weddng the grocm is apt tobea bit qui clean 11110UNIM MOM 11111a Timeless creations by Alfred Werber. '• . Perfect Make-Up Groom ' . ,LiF,ffiW7f171 - A elm appft" will owdly OPWAO more of. &Aendy than a dirty or*; be awe to raw go mmufac. turwa wonKtim &r my 74 (6 receive yourself. Chances - Satins, acss, organzas. Bride's and rnai1 s.dpic,s Lovely ac.Rrd . trims and artificial flowers. P111Ows and arters. Come in and see our Caroline 1 UIW' - Fabr cs an Fin ngs for the Bridal Party i for $1495 F W WWO - ty,t1f a a • 00000 a a floes calculator play your song? - Versailles, another peak gathered ruffles. IMe best man is in the lapel tuxedo deftly styled coordinated "Versailles" tuxedo with velvet finishing Models wear subtle V 6. Don't select holiday gifts Saying "th Kitchen Items such as that the calculator is a is no such as Christmas figurines. flatware, everyday dishes versatile gift that can be always return them," reason for buying a sheet Even If they are made of the and glasses, because they used by bride or groom in the home, office or on the road. that fits a standard double finest Imported china, If It are useful bedwhenthere aresomany hasa holidaytheineitwifi Electric items such as closet 50 weeks different bide the market remain When selecting a gift for radios, clocks, Vacuum the bride or groom, there's of the rear out tO select from — queen, 7. Selecting religious gifts cleaners and electric one more tip you may wish to convertible sofa or water such as crosses, a Mezuzuh, brooms. remember: Give them t select anything bibles, and in some cam, 3. something you'd like to - V Opp - Neutral colors Should be most newlyweds don't have useful and the styles different (but useful) to with in 'y used when selecting towels basically stay the same from avoid duplication on the part o or e use ye or table cloths, especially ar to year. of the recipient. A multiyou dont know the couple's or apartment, a set of pots — Small, appliances, such faceted calculator that does would make a far better color combinations. as toasters irons, can so much more than calculate 2.'Unless you definitely choice than a et of candle sticks. (More people return openers, blenders, because Is one of the recommended know what type of bed the candle sticks than pots.) they are practical. items. They also point out Couple has, don't select bed press were Invited to are going to be more 24SO9 \ - Settings and in different optimism, "Research in. lights. Buyers and fashion testes American weddings atch Repairs V -. : Gwaltne PH What to give the couple for decorative shade, well enough to give such a a stopwatch or countdown the bridal shower has always 4. Don't select a gift that personalized Item. timer for tuning a three been a problem. But, relax, can only be used by either 9. If you wish to per- minute egg in the kitchen or you've got plenty of corn- the bride or the groom. A sonalize a gift, make sure a sports event. Some pany, the bridal couple may decorative jewlery box, no that you use the couple's calculators, can even play be Just as confused over matter how expensive, that given name or Initials in music such as Tarantella or selecting gifts for members was selected with the bride place of nickname's such as Beethoven's "Fur Elise." As of their own bridal party. in mind, will only create Babs, Penny, Junior, etc. Sha kespeare put it when he Here are some simple problems. A marriage just the Twelfth Night, "If Now rules to remember when starting out can do without "not music be the food of love, W WlI4 to give," d and play on." selecting a gift for a bridal --favoritism,, in gifts. select something shower: . 5. Most shower guts should proved to be ever-popular 1. I)on't select anytigng Salespeople in department that with brides over the years. stores frequently suggest that has a color that migit ' frequently. Since not go with the decor. Can . Luggage, because it's that a shower gift be slightly .•. .. .1 ilintravia, i .1. Thursday, May 10, 17—S Follow Simple Rules For Shower, Wedding Gifts •.. Fall InspireingRites s Spr rw V Evening Herald HiraM Advirtisir, Sanford, Fl. CLIg Acces-gries, MNTN6 COMPFANT NCO PH. 322-2581 Merle Norman Ll ill $ PARK AVE, $ANF • • .. .. ,..: •. •. •. t 01 ' ,.'t' %•. 'V t '.. 5t �- - S. 4--Evening Herald a Herald Advertiser, SInford Fl. '••. --.e '' r *ft ThurSdky, May-Il, - Evening Herald £ Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. I Newlyweds 'Turning To OldHomes 17?!/?WlS I Choose items for your trousseau from the Un'tiversa l Symbol Of Engag ement Diamonds lovely selection at 2fl3 S. ORLANDO DR. (HWY. 17-fl) SANFORD PH.322.9150 VISA, MASTER CHARGE If you're heading for the altar and you believe home ownership and marriage go together like a horse and carriage, you may face a dilemma: you can't afford to buy your own home and you can't afford not to. The average cost of a new home now stands at $oono beyond the means of most newlyweds. Waiting wont help, however; the cost Is only going to soar higher to $75,000 by 1981, it's a beautiful honeymoon " Lot Us Plan Yours" A Cruise to the Bahama, and-or the Caribbean ,ya 3 Nights as low as $1.5 PP 4 Nights as low as $2$S- PP Plus Port Taxes Y%Nki; SUN TRAVE AGENCY Authorized Agent For All Airlines And Steamship Lines No Charge For Our Services PHONE 323.4650 2311 French Av•. Sanford estimated. There Is a solution. If you want to start building equity rather than paying rent, you can put your money Into an older, more affordable home. These older homes—be they townhouses, farm houses or suburban ranchers—usually require remodeling, of course. But it doesn't take professionals. , With all the do-it-yourself Young couples priced out of the new-home hrmcimprovemnentproducts market are buying older homes and fixing A øond nIiw hi clart availdble these tlavs you them UI) themselves. -and your spouse can do the interior remodeling Is at the top, with the woik youraelves. ceiling. This couple is putting up a lay-in You'll save money and ceiling, which is suspended below an old you'll have fun. Making joint ceiling to hide cracking plaster or peeling decisions is good way to get to know each other better: paint. kind of homi improvement height. Many old homes have overhead room and easy honeymoon. too-high ceilings with old- access. Because the panels Where to start fashioned light fixtures, and rest freely in the grid slots, rehabilitating the interior of lay-in panels can lower the they can be lifted out and an older home? At the top, ceiling to a cozier level while replaced In a wink. with the ceiling. If the old concealing the lamps. If you want to Incorporate Better-grade suspended ceiling is plaster, It may be showing Its age with cracks; ceilings are made of light- lighting in the ceiling, a If paint or wallpaper It may weight mineral fiber, which fluorescent fixture is made be peeling. So to prevent makes them washable and that goes right into 'a grid flakes from raining down on able to hold their shape UI slot in place of a panel. These new furniture and flooring, extremes of weather. Some fixtures are more energy. It's best to put the ceiling in models are also fire efficient than incandescent lights, and they can be order f• retardant and acoustical. reIocat.'c Lay-In panels come in lighting in different slots a.r A practical way to cover do change In the over an unsightly old ceiling many patterns. They range room. is with a new suspended from rustic to regal, from ceiling. Rectangular panels, realistic reproductions of And suspended ceilings usually 2'x4', are inserted In wood-grain planks to are economical—good news a light-weight metal grid striking simulations of or- for young couples just which Is hung by wires from nate plaster. starting out. Enough panels the—.old ceiling. One tvue iwaw :... .. -- - of susriended nn..I n.fl.n.fla a •.ma. Sincethese these panels never ceiling even works the metal i0'1ii - room can be- Jr.----pur- directly touch the old ceiling, grid Into the overall design. chased for only about $1. no preparatory work need be All you see from floor level Is A husband and wife done on the old ceiling: no wall-to-wall pattern working together can easily filling in cracks, DO sanding, overhead. put up a new suspended no scraping. Should YOU Wish to lUll ceiling over a weekend. Another advantage of wiring above the panels—for That's time well spent, both suspended ceilings is that a stereo set up, for exam- for an old home and a young they can be lowered to any pie—there's plenty of tIfl 0 Happy 9e T1* Bide That Has Her Reception At The Mayfair RèN*ea( Disrs* • R.upIi.i.. £*ehs.s • 'Bsiiqus6 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 322.2531 eo Sanford Thursday, May 10, 1979-7 Brides Need A Calendar A formal wedding takes a With your f1ancs go to begin addressing them, to good deal of planning, and we the person who will be allow sufficient time for you should allow at lead ala officiating at the cerenony. engraving. months to take care of all Select your attendants. Make honeymoon iiEdetails with ease and Begin planning your new vatlom comfort. ham,. Qlam and register plan details of ceremony Six months before, sit cMaa and silver patterns. and reception with caterer, down with your parents and Plan for your honeymoon: florist, etc. decide on your wedding consult a travel agent and One month In advance, budget and on the sort of send for a yariety of mail invitations; order wedding you want. brochures. flowers; choose gifts for This decided, choose the Tine months before your groom and attendants; order places where wedding and wedding, your guest lid grooms ring; have final reception will be held, find should be complete. fitting for wedding gown and out how many guests can be You should, at this point, headpiece; have portrait accommodated at each place begin shopping for your taken; arrange for and make reservations. trousseau, select and ordernewspaper ammouncumsats. Plan reception and begin attendant's draes, edacta Two weeks before, go for (IçpitIlrjng menu. (bom portrait photographer and macnag. license with your wedding colors and go order Invitations and an- ftance;. send. anshopping for your wedding nolmcunel*s at least four nouncements to gown and -accasri .. weeks before you want to newspapers. To some people the Today, a good-quality halfdiamond means baseball. To carat engagement ring can those born in April the cost from $600 up. diamond is their birthstone. It is important to know But to young couples In what factors affect the price love the diamond is the of a ring. One, naturally, is universal symbol of the size and quality of the engagement. diamond. Though many timeAnother is the amount of honored traditions have gold or platinum in the toppled, the tradition of the design. diamond engagement ring is Because although stronger than ever-75 diamonds, like everything, percent of first time brides have increased in price, gold received a diamond has gone up too. This means engagement ring in 1977. that a wide ring will cost The diamond is the ac- more than a narrow ring cepted symbol of the with the same size diamond. engagement promise, Putting it another way, for representing to young people the same price you can get a everywhere the individual bigger or better quality expression of their love, diamond if it's set in a It all began with Mary of narrow band rather than in a Burgundy. She was the first wide one. lucky girl to receive a And it's the diamond, not diamond ring for her Its setting, that is going to engagement to Maximilian last for a lifetime and of Austria, on August 17, beyond. Many diamond 1477. engagement rings have been The diamond has been handed down from considered one of the most generation to generation, precious of all materials, The shape of the diamond almost since the dawn of is also a factor in its cost. In history. The diamond, the general, the round or hardest substance known to brilliant cut is less expensive man, literally endures than the so-called "fancy" forever. Once cut and shapes, i.e. the marqulse, polished, it never loses Its the pear and the emerald beautiful brilliance. The cut. The reason is simply very word diamond comes that more rough diamonds from the Gyc,',c word are found In nature that lend "Adamas" meaning in. themselves to the brilliant vincible, cut, No two diamonds In the The oval Is an adaption of world are the same. Each the round or brilliant cut and diamond has a personality of appears larger than a Its own. Think of a diamond brilliant of the same carat as Nature "doing her own weight. el. thing. ,, The marquise cut is u.. The majorconslderauon In name given to the diamond choosing an engagement shape that Is long and ring Is, of course, its cost. pointed at both ends. This With an Informative Book In small or large towns, Professional photographers suggest brides-to-be reserve their services at least Mx to eight weeks before the ceremony. And, even one outdoors you may prefer a totally inIf the wedding is being formal, candid Pl"med for one of the morephotographic collection, Popular bridal months This Is also the time to June, July, August or view d 1ff e r e n t December then it's wise photographic styles. Your to book your favorite photographer will be able Photographer at the time to show you other wedding YOU make arrangements portraitsand candide he's for the church and made - candlelit mood images, silhouette views, reception ball. When even you - - - make allppnj photos. - - - - -: Cook Book. Great standard recipes for beginners. Hard cover. 10's , - I:j - - )( . . -- Ann Lander, Encyclopedia of advise from A to Z, lOiS (Hard cover) Amy Vanderbilt, Book of Etiquette, Hard cover lOis. - TIlE HOOK MARK word Is a French one in the feminine form and is pronounced mar-KEYS. The marquise Is rather an expensive diamond to cut because some of the rough stone must be ground away In forming the two pointed ends. It Is a very feminine and graceful shape, and has been growing In popularity as an engagement ring choice In recent years. It has a great deal of fire and sparkle like the brilliant. The pear shape Is the English name for the French s'penueioque .11 1. t. Is which related to our word pendant. The cut Is a variation on the brilliant cut, with one wide After your honeymoon, make an appointment to selectthe pictures for your album and other uses. Your parents will appreciate an album of selected photographs. And you'll want enlargements to decorate your new home or the office. Expect to allow from four to six weeks for the finished prints, possibly longer If you are having a custom-finished, framed enlargement prepared. And ask about the special occasions cards your photographer can make for you. They are one-sided cards with room under the printed message and alongside the photograph for you to write a special thank you for gifts.'--' 101 MAGNOLIA, SANFORD Ph. 373.5377 end curving smoothly to a point. 4 ' - for a &aufiefu e ONLY GE DELIVERS ICE, CUBES AND CO lowers Wilt, Cake Is Eaten, But Photographs Forever arrangements with your local photographer, discuss with him the type of photographic coverage you'd like for this day. If It's to be a formal ceremony and reception, you might like a mix of formal and informal photographs to reflect the mood. For a casual service - - Better Homes F The flowers will wilt, the cake will be eaten, but your wedding can live on forever in professional Photographs of this unportant day - if you plan now, . . . wig WIJn%AI ' Lt I — .u'_'.. Oki FREE Delivery and Installa tion 1700 W.First St 140 2 Ph 322-3163 Sanford -. ------- t D .- -"-:±- -. �EJ 71st Year, No. 227—Friday, May 11, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 I—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, FL The home ceremony warm, one of-a-kind, and distinctly personal - Is the newest trend In weddings today. Especially when family and friends get involved In everything from writing invitations to preparing food, ceremonies held at home are joyous shared experiences for couple and goods alike. Almost any home or apartment can be used for a simple home wedding. Of course, the guest list must be limited in accordance with the space available, but that makes those invited feel even more —. Food should be beautifully prepared, but It needn't be elaborate. A homemade wedding cake, baked from a mix and decorated by hand, makes an unusual focal point for the refreshment table. Once the cake has been baked according to package Instructions, it Is easy to decorate using an electric food gun. With a little practice, you can quickly fashion a series of festoons, garlands, and rosettes In creamy pastel frosting. A few fresh flowers provide the finishing touch to that oneof-a-kind cake! To round out the refreshmeat table, use the electric foodgun to create platters of elegant canapes. For best results, make a variety of mixtures a few A very special wedding cake Is one you bake yourself! With the help of a foodgun, It's easy to fashion festoons, garlands, and rosettes on your oneo(-a-kind cake. L -z~PJ - CRSATC-A-CAKC 1 PURCHASE OR RENTAL PANS& ORNAMENTS Weddlng Cake Referral Service Morning & Evening Cake Decorating Classes W Lake St.. Hwy 427 LONGW000-834 e442 Tuxedo Rentals Formal wear for the groom and all men in the Wedding Party. AFTER SIX PALM BEACH LORD WEST CALL For Information' lim - - --- - - .- ) --/. / •'J_'-I MWft days before the wedding, and store them In the refrigerator in the extra foodgun barrels. Then, just shortly before the ceremony, family or friends can "shoot" them onto crackers or vegetables for fresh, lovely canapes. Add punch or champagne, and you've got everything you need for a successful reception. If you're a bride.to-be, consider a home ceremony. The more of your wedding you plan yourself - and execute with the help of people you love — the more 204£. FIRST ST. personal and memorable your special day will be! Itar time ___-.__... _..._.. S. p •-.p--•r-e.i. . . - • .- -- DOWNTOWN SANFORD . CELEBRITY Momma - Dove hatches her two eggs oblivious of all the attentlon she has been getting because of her unusual nesting place atop a spider plant in a hanging i.. & ii.ka& t Rh basket .w. odes Son Nursery on 111db. way "•, Jeff Mazzola is one of the many curious I. spectators WuO have stopped to have a look or take her picture. t j S \ \. . • . \k \\L \ •S• -. . •. • . U& I ' Ii. I t ' S I - - - RyGorruyp(JiNns HsrMu$ffWrISsr - -.. J .4 - . ._ -- bleatumial ft" 0111111" few irItIsn iCed.t.alhthe11feof Inch peopl, I. Seminole Cáty, Bat a Sanford spot syegtobrIdge 0 ,111111 Pp. MIde Wallace, Ih W.U,Isbaify. IN her search for øcauts which will I W to Complete \0t / book ,.i.i,diig the history prograll blaclis in siie contv 'The alriadylllpag,s,Isnevly ready for poweelm now and Mrs. Wallace said the has begun a search to had a pithHâier. 10. She was Wed to prepare a program on the role peal years of the area's lory. But she said in. formation was scarce and she had to rely on the family albums of Ixi4lme residents and even on verbal recollections by hecitizens to lle UNW r projecL eetI'ii my heart out,' the -4 . - - MIedThSQstk ___ -' K U ......... ......... 0 ..s 01111t1P1 .......... .. . r:'t'..... ' . ... I TA .......r; •'r........ Lil. .— U • W::liv ErbjJ ributions, prot.uloaal achievem.nts, and 'ulfed$OlInCb do pO 71 years, ' S ... DuPA , 1111110 l_$-.,*__vn_I*, _TS 4.7 - - .---- F"- " k. - . I•• -..,,• ._. . • ___ - - I •_ .' ,, •_____ -' . -. S . . said was isoked with a elckie ceti "'da charity in 1S and A I' - -. - •'• '1 -• / .." _______. -/ -- - - - Altamonte's DonaM Newnham and City Commissioner Dolores Vickers map proposed overpass Ora e Versus Semino e n oa F u n d 'io n g Fi4 g t ByDONNAESTES Herald Staff WrIter on the floor of the House. promise proposal to cut $500,000 proprlations proposal. First from the airport project and would be that $1 million be He warned such a battle could designate it for Seminole designated for the overpass. "If Some Orange County jeopardize not only the County. that falls,! will fight for U.S. 17legislators may be looking for a Seminole county project, but 92 and If that fails, Iwill urge ftg)g with Seminole County on also Orange County protects He said Miss Canton tt the money be designated ft am of the Florida House Of approved by the appropriations PrOpOW was devastating to for road pro I wthey would go Instead of the olItjcaJ process," Hattaway said. He said DOT Secretary Bill Rose told him the DOT had made no Input into the lid of roads submitted to the appropniatlons committee. 'W WOfl the gained approval from the project from North and South first battle. But, Ho use of Representatives Florida colleagues on the Appropriations-Committee committee, we have a Thursday for anallocationof$1 The House transportalon , \ . million committee, of which Hattaway State Route 4WInterstate 4 lone way to Is also a mem ber, last week Hattaway charged that Orange rPau. . approved a Proposal to PUn)P County legislator were being The $lmi the week that he WOUIu fight million u takenfro ,n $320m1111 Into road •I Ii) "Insensitive" to Seminole . ..1Ith ,I...4 L.A S eI '• I ak. state.(V ., .u.w rij..vu .Of committee million, the appropriations .. .... •, County's needs. "I've asked the - proposed Orlando International $31.9 million was designated for for a 4VdI fa million O& ange Or Co unty legislators to Airport Interchange. Hattaway the fifth district of which both money designated or the gi Seminole County the $1 argued before the committee Seminole and Orange are p• airport interchange. His first mive llion that the Orange County that... o proposal was that the money be c c Commission didn't ask for. way Hatta objected a designated to six-lane U.S. 17.92 hod only a"for no project was Included for from dow n . or pro and town Casselberry to Many Orange County people apparently believed that was Seminole. north of Longwood. He changed work in Sem inole County even enoi*h. his priority to the center Street though they live In Orange. I Mica Indicated surprise that overpass after a meeting of the met stiff opposition every way I won the first battle," Hattaway was able to get the $1 full Seminole delegation later in turned, he said. Hattaway said. "But we have a million shaved from the Orange the week. Sen. John Vogt, D•Cocoa long way to go. The Issue mint County project for Seminole Beach, a member of the apnow come before the full County. He attributed HatThursday morning before the prpristi Moire," he said, adding he taway's success in part to a appropriations committee met, Senate, Is committee in the expected to champion hopes to avoid a fight between move by Rep. Fran Carlton, D. he said he would offer three Seminole County's cause there, Orange and Seminole counties Orlando, offering a corn- amendments to the road ap. according to Hattaway. • hoped she could produce a book which cOIdb. sold t generate or the charity. When the local chapter of the charity folded, she said the corn. platlonoithe book became want to , this completed '1 - - • black community In the lad 7 yews, adseconiUy, I hope the book would show that, despit, the adversity 0000darod,mmy blacks made It as pref.icnal 00 P101110, The title of the bock, "We oIlan,"wulaksn Iran the then. of her hicin- - • . I. - ff - • celebrations were over, so MUCh that however, Mrs. Wallace adloond COIIICthIS datag.• and memorabilia. She began categorizing the information into '' heart out' myu dst.Iliag the housing - Mrs. Wallace was named to serve on Us Buford bl idet11 MM"10 A Tod117 II ' Who the hicoid"' __ - Qik -- rd Woman Writing Hl"Story Blac ks In SemM ole County f I - F I • ' ' -' .- Th_ __ I "S i - j :i" . I • 4 I ) 4. / fTJJ / f - . 4 *'i i . NSraId phots by Tom Me" -• _ / -" I Buena Vista near Hattaway raised the Ire of Disney World. Hattaway, a - • 4'•cr j J1I tb*%& SM plan frorn con- 411 "VWMA V610"of 10 tA WS' Altamonte Springs, would coinpromise state Department Tranrather the delegations -of the Projects Include not Only the $16 sideration. sportation." he said. "That million for the airport inneighboring counties Hattaway announced early in would let the •- aiOT diuict work teretian ge bu t al so an intogether. engineer make the decision on tarchangeat ' . ___ . t5 ____ ._• I Al~ FEATHERED With just one glimpse d these fashions by Connie. you' ll know why they' ll complement any dressy outfit. The strippy sandal has a Wish Louis heel for comfort, and the handbag matches beautifully. - I er... ADD STYLE TO YOUR LIFE One of the most Important members of the wedding party tithe bed man. He is the person to whom everyone else will turn to make sire things are rimning smoothly. uteion that moot special oljpedal Hs has a myriad days, all of which will take the burden off the bride and groom and their funllie. Traditlonally,hisfmctloos.nccmçaa.: ___ —Keeping the wedding rings sale until the proper moment arrives and If there's a ringbearer making he follows his instructions properly; —Helping the grom reedy himself and accompanying him to the wedding, anivingat lead aqua,terofan hour in Advance; —Taking the Lag. of both bride and poem ad the groom's going-sway clothing to the reception hall; —Having the dergyman's or judge's tic reedy a the i.dilhig day, and preseidlng it at the apoprIMs time; —Having marriage license on wedding day; —thecklag honeymoon arragemedi and conne end moking sire groom has all necessary I11Is and documents before the newlyweds sat off toge&h,r; • —Actlmg as toedmeder at the bridal table, and aulding the newly married coepb to get away at the ----- '41 1V Ao Man Has Many Functions - -. discussed several times as he lay tied against the bush with the Pillowcase over his, head. A Seminole County man spent six hours In terror shortl, after the kidnappers finally decided to leave, Spolskl said the mlckilght Thursday when he was surprised by a group of gunmen mWhen told deputies they untied him, drove him by truck to a nearby Mthe former OsceolaAjrg, tied to a tree and hold captive fence and released him. While the gunmen argued whether or not to kill him. "He told us they ordered him to climb over the fence and not to That's what Seminole County sheriff's deputies said the man turn around because they were all armed and watching him. told them today. When hedUmbed over the fence, he ran a short distance and fo Authorities believe the man inadvertently miged ofla ma jor himself ona roadway. Just colnci&nthuy, one ofowdeputys. drug smuggling operation at the old airstrip, now a county land- was riding by and spotted him. When the deputy drove over to fill, while he was unloading a garbage truck. Deputies declined to him, the man gave him the whole story," Spoiski said. Spoiski release the man's Identity for fear his life still is in danger. said the man Is married, but authorities don't know if he has any Thus for deputies have "rested allo man in children. connection with the bizarre incident and they are locking for as The man arrested In connection with the kidnapping, Marvin many as 10 more suspects, some of whom may be from South Haywood McAdams, 42, of Graham, N.C., has been charged with Florida and other states. two counts of kidnapping and kidnapping with false In)Joim Spolaki, spokesman with the sheriff's department, gave prisonment. this account of what authorities know so far about the Incident: Sgt. Ralph Salerno of the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart"The man, In his mld4wentles, told us he was dumping a meat and U. Ray Parker of truckload of garbage at the landfill when two men came up to him (DEA) arrested McAdams at the Drug Enforcement Agency about 9 p.m. Thursday at the and put a gun to his head," Spoiski said. Deltona Inn, Volusla County. He continued: "They told him If he kept his mouth shut and Law enforcement officials found McAdams after they conbehav1d himself, they WoUldill harm him. They tied him to a fiscated a truck that was to be used in the marijuana drop, Spolski Palmetto bush and put a Pillowcase over his head and told him to said. A license check made on the large truck that was found stay quiet. stuck In the mud on the airstrip led police to McAdams,Spolgj "From what we can tell, he figured there were about five or six said. men there that he knew of, but indicated he may have heard "I think It Is important to recognize that these people wer other different voices, so It could have been more than that. heavily armed," Spobki said. "Anyway, he told uswhile he was tied to the bush he heard the He said this contrasts sharply with drug smugglers prior to the men talking about a drop from an airplane, supposedly a large stricter, mandatory prison sentences for smuggling marijuana. marijuana drop. Apparently It never was, though, because the "Before they were willing to take a chance and that's it," man told ushe never heard a Plane engine. & told us that Spolskiuld. throughout the entire six hours or so that, he was tied to the bmh, "They'll kill ya in a minute," Parker added. he kept hearing the men argue among themselves on the The tighter controls of drug smuggling has caused dealers to prospects of killing him. He said he would hear one man say, use more sophisticated equipment to guard against getting 'LA's shoot him,' but another kidnapper say something like, 'No sought, Parker said. way, man, we're not getting Into a killing.'" "They are toting machine guns, night scanners, all types of Spoiski said that the prospects of shooting the man was doff," Parker said. "They have better equipment than we got." ., J : J/7 By SHARON CARRSCO and TOMGIO1WO 322.1S11 V Best - Intruder On Pot Drop Lives Night Of Trro er Thursday, May II, it" The Home Ceremony Newest Weddings -Trend Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents ' 'ThsrsaretwotiW.Fd 1116. to iii do book a iIljsh, , I, "Viod, Ed ft to glvg as ysarp.spIeiomst t eadd 1IIø then en what wed es IN the *.r-.-yii The book oadains more than 710 pbotograpiu ad 1$ charta. It "duds. section on (kideboro, once a separate black city that ., • • . •, • .1 Seard. Mrs. Wallace was hers and r*W in In" She graduated from Q'esrns Madomy ad the Apes Bssaty(-geefpI..i lbs c.nñiattad. edlieodaiyee,.is (!*ILlUMbIdit,rd_*g ii krd In mi -- ,'è.. 4,4 " -- .'; ., • 44 • . . kc-,s• _______________ ____ •• •?• , ('•[ • , •. 4iw- s' '- / :''--- / ALFREDA WALLACE - ...wrMlsg history local of blacks -- -a ...' . - .. - . -. - - -. • - -. - • . - ---- - :aJA — — • -' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 10, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 10, 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/99efb3b38d59c8c7f232189130554ee6.pdf 302eb3484688ce2f9a641672afaa2cb3 PDF Text Text I V.., • • ppp p p p p p pp Sunday, June 3, 1919 lOB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PLAY DOUBLE DOLLAR BINGO! %as: 5,660 TOTAL PRIZES REDEEMED TO DATE PIlOtS VAIUS 2000 1 10 00 600 I 7Q1AL MORITUZZO KISSIMJ.6E1, FLA F RANCIS WILIANKS W. 1. RAINIS EDWIN WILSON GROVELAND. FLA IFFIE 1. HOW GRAND ISLAND. FLA. CLERMONT. FLA. SANFORD. 51* KENNY RAY STANLEY EUSUS FLA OTIS I. SMITH FRANCIS ORANA n'.. MAXINE L CIAlI Is.i . ---.-,. On Patient-Contact PRICES GOOD JUNE 3 IMMOKALEE, FLA. 6 - USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED WHOLE HEART OF THE CHUCK - -' W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT 7 BONE MARKET FRESH CHUCK STEAK GROUND BEEF BONELESSCHUCK ff $ 79 $ $1 169 LB. W.D • Chuck Roast $1" to , . W.D BRAND. TWELVE 4-as. . . . . . . SLICED • • • • Pork Chops LI • RICH PATTIES .$379 PORK LIVER . . . ... .. . RML 16-08 LINK SAUSAGE . . .. ... COOKEDHAM........ po 2' SLICED* BACON ....... $ 229 SWIFT PREMIUM ..... HAM PATTIES........ SUNP4YLANDAU CAN ........ FRENCH' S POUND BALL PARK FRANKS #11(0 PKO BEEF FRANKS G ft HYGRADE REGULAR OR ALL BEEF SIZZLEAN STRIPS BEEF FRANKS , HORMEL CANNED lATH BLACK HAWK I.' In the survey, anonymous doctors said "erotic contact" with female patients was OSCAR MAYER REGULAR OR JUMBO 16os JONES BREAKFAST $129 Chicken..,.. , 69c —i BAG SAUSAGE . PLUMROSE SLICED 89c to . 6.. SLICED TURKEY to $119 ....... . SMOKED Of the 460 physicians surveyed, 19 percent said they "actually felt this was useful to patients." FRESH SOFT BONE ROASTING $159 •• kissing to fondling and sexual intercourse. I.B. S SIRLOIN 19 • JIMMY DEAN REGULAR SPICY OR HOT I6-., BIG "8" FRANKS 2' ' . W-D BRAND ALL SAUSAGE . I GWALTNEY RUE PATTIES. ...... 3 BEEF Chuck . . 99c FULL ¼ FRESH OR SMOKED PORK LOINS SLICED INTO II BRAND SLICED COOKED PICNIC OR COOKED HAM I FRYER THIGHS a $1 MARKET FRESH GROUND BEEF CHUCK BLADE BUF CHUCK BONELESS Chuck Roost I.B. I.B. 20-28 LB. AVG. 12-as No $129 'Work is for work. 12-08 SANDWICH STEAKS •.. .... ____ - run IS Tar TUfl - risco A- AS 1~'% _7 I `~ RHEINGOL. D BEER CRISCO: .rms ':*"v :1 6 2.LITER BTL. $I PACK 12-oz. CANS CRACKIN GOOD REGULAR OR POTATO Chips $ 3 - LARGE - C"ARM. IN 1 4 EGGS. 19 C 159 CAN -. DIXIE DARLING BUTTERMILK FISCHER REDSKIN 89c Peanuts .. • Biscuit Mix PKGI 99C . 89c 4 FISCHERS BLACK ARROW FACIAL (ALL COLORS) Tissue .. . . 2 $1°' "I don't think it's ethical," Garay said. "If ou want to do something like that, do it as a rivate citizen" .A c4' I to." Cow 1111411111011T ARM :-.,........... . 1 1.z. CAN THRIFTY MAID 'flu SLICED_PEACHES . , LILAC TOWELS . $•• T1SIITY MAID Ms PIAVOIS .. FRUIT DRINKS .. .GRAPEFRUITSECTIONS 1 THINlY MEAT BALLS 7½.... MIS. 141111$ BUTTERSCOTCH DISCS - . . _ I ' - #VkUFFIN _MIX 16.i*. MONTE MUSHROOM SOUP I leo. CAN THINlY MAID PENTO hANS OS lID - 74si. 16.... CAN THINlY . FTh)) NOQDLLSOUP SOUP ____ D6 FOOD THINlY . $ PUK W I . I i Dr. Clyde K. Meade, president of the minole County Medical Society, said erotic ntact with female patients would "not add the therapeutic value of anything." vol IIARVEST 't I ICE ' SUPIRIIAND REGULAR OR STA PIT NCLUDES MACARONI&CHIIU AND SPAGHETTI W/MIAT i COTTAGE CHEESE HEADS HARE HARVEST FRESH SALAD HARVEST FRESH IF 0110* s ......1O,os79c !Z';J LIuu. Tomatoes..... -.. - .ç,s.. - ........... 49c Cr.omPopi SUPERIRAND SWISS STYLE (3 PACK . MORON T P1110 Chicken.....2°' ...cH89C . IS.., Yogurt .....o69c KOUWT*YU$$N PSISTIII All NATURAL -40 FLORIDA WATERMELONS 49 "TOR 1NGE ORA '0 CREAM ' low <-> ' r 1• SOUSIWAMISICAN MS&V WRAPPED . .—.— — -- -. P lugged In Sanford A crew of the Seminole County Public Safety Depart- -"',- ment successfully shut off a cholorine gas leak today at a Sanford sewage treatment plant minutes after the leak was detected. 4' L. ... - Kinky, battalion chief, described the incident as "minor" because the leak was discovered so quickly and occurr ed in a sparsely populated area. Kinley described chlor ine gas as "deadly" U enough is Ingested in the tung.s. you get It Ifl your lungs, th e cholore "Once y w gas tur ns into add and eats your lungs up," Kinley explained. A maintenance man mandiscovered the leak at 10:30 a.m. this morning while making i routine check th e Gateway Utilities sewage treatment plant, Kinley said. The plant is located on Elder Road about one-half tulle north of State Road 46. "It took us about five minutes to shut off the leak," Kinley said. "Th e was leaking from a 150-pound chlorine' cylinder and able to tighten the valve and stop the leak." The chlorine gas is used the sewage treatment plant to kill the bacteria in the water, he explained. Kinley said the public safety department would contact the respo nsible for the maintenance of the cylinder and have them repair the valve. Four firemen were respo nsible for shutting off the leak, Kinley said. He said he didn't believe much chlorine had escaped from the cylinder be cause it was repo rt ed to be almost empty. No one was injured in the incident. 35 .. - - ' I . - - at The figures "delineate a core group of physicians-In-training and physicians-inpractice who are quite seriously asking, Why . , . ,, r - valve - we were - - at 'Any physician who : that 38895 (Dt,,• ' . . way should lose .. .6 — SHARON CARRASC() his license --..,, I. not?" said Mensh, who is a professor of medical psychology. .,• Of the five medical specialties ranked by frequency of contact, gynecologists came In first, followed closely by general practitioners, pychlatrists, intern i sts and surgeons, the story said. SEEDCO request at a 7:30 p.m. public hearing Wednesday to the proposed Casselberry assault victim tells authorities rapist - '. . cried after attack, "mid Photo by Tom Vin cent - By DONNA ESTES . ?I But respondents to the survey said physicians maintain "the seductive patient is far, far more common than the seductive doctor. And the only reason we don't hear more about the seductive patient is that her victim, - . -- the physician, has nowhere to cornPa •" Herald Staff Writer ' - s.: . Fire technicians David Kite and Roger Bunnell (background) remove protective gear after stopping chlorine leak. i ion Page 2A i way 11 1 te He said preliminary plans for prospective industrial clients 2½4o-three years, he said, zoning commission hearing, the developing the property is that good professional studies PUD have been lined up for possible location at while the time schedule for county commission win con- there is not adequate water before an opinion can be Officials from the U.S. rezone the tract from modified to . exclude the the including relocation of complete development of the alder the request. The request is lines on that side of the city of developed on this," Orr said. Economic Development agricultural to PUD. proposed commercial area at least live new industries tract is five-to-seven years. not only for rezoning but also Sanford to carry water to the Administration (EDA) will be "We have filed a preliminary while expanding the portions from as far away as California SEEDCO has placed a $5,000 for a change in the county's property. The tract is within the Orr said a mixture of housing in Sanford Tuesday to view the application with EDA for of the project devoted to In- and as close as Melbourne and binder on the property, comprehensive land use plan. F a r rn e r s H o rn e is being considered apartproposed site of the Seminole federal funding for the project dustrial and housing Orlando. agreeing to purchase it if Four positive votes of the Administration district, uilents, duplexes and single Employment Economic and officWs from that agency development. Tentative ph= The new industries could be rezoning is approved by the county commissioners are however, and federal funds to family homes — 750,000 square Development Corp. (SEEDCO) will be looking at the now call for more than 100 acres located on the property within county. After the planning and necessary, according to law, for extend a water line may be feet of housing valued at 826 $53 million dustrial-houslflg Tuesday," said Horace Orr, in housing and the balance in _______ the plan to be changed, ac- available," Orr said. million. Federal funding for SEEDCO president, today. "It industrial development. complex. cording to Herb Hardin, county this aspect of the development, The site of the 180-acre will take nine months to a year "We don't think it is as atdevelopment manager. Of sanitary sewer servhe said, could come from HUD unit planned for EDA funding approval," he tractive to develop cornproposed Sale price for the land will Ice Orr said consideration and-or Farmers Home development (PUD) Is located said. mercially there. Commercial range from $5001 000 to $600,000, may have to be given to in° Administration. The industrial "We will also be approaching development is at the northwest corner of state not where we Around The Clock ..........4* Ho ................. 4B said Tom Binford, real esta stalling a package sewer plant Route 46 and Bi-isson Avenue in the U.S. Department of Housing want to concentrate," he said, Bridge .....................lB Hospital ................... SA broker for the sellers. The land te development is estimated in on site. "The latest in! orm ation the Midway area poverty and Urban Development addingSEEDCO is more in- Calendar ................. SA value uponatcompletion Obituaries .................2* is currently owned by 27 per. I have from the city of Sanford construvtjei more than of (BUD) and the Farmers Home terested in providing housing Comics .................... 4B Pocket east of Sanford. OURSELVES ..............lB SOIlS Including C.W. Davis, a is that the city's proposed sewer County Administration for funding Ofl and jots for that section of The Seminole Crossword .................413 Sports ...................6, 7A Putnam County rancher, who is line will not be large enough to million and acquisition and Planning and Zoning Corn- various parts of the project," Midway. Editorial .................. 4* Television ................. lB trustee of the property. absorb this property. We need development of the property at mission will consider a Orr said. Orr said he already has eight Dear Abby ..............113 Weather - -- - ---t "one of the difficulties in bullit: guu engineer and nearly $1 nuthon, Urr said. site, — JUICE. I' 6_111,1111. 199, 3-M $ A 1 's'.:. :.. ioaay CHEESE :.••. ' $ sea CA'-'$ ..•t' 14J4.%... •• - - - I property 71 - -- ' - .•.;, lot , SUPERWAND 12 PACK TWIN POP, 12 PACK FUDGE IIARS. 16 PACK POP FUDGE I. 16 PACK .- $,, C. -'vy percent "When he started,' Abell said, "All we had was it flatbed truck and about 15 volunteers. It wasn't until 1973 that we got a vehicle that we didn't have to convert" A refrigeration and electrical instructor at Seminole Community College, Sinathers was credited with organizing the department by rank and improving the communication skills and medic-team (ias Leak s Ivan N. Mensh, one of the two UCLA professors who administered the survey, said 19 percent who said they "actually felt this was useful to patients" compares closely to another sidy. That study showed 26 of the medical students believed it was all right "under the right circumstances" for such "erotic contact." was elected chief. At Sewage Treatment Plant U.S. Offieci*ais o View $119 p1 u iA a" 1 Jthough this type of treatment is not adssed in the medical society's by-laws, It is "unwritten law" and would be "frowned L... ___I_a.. Ii 6IJ_ _.. .1.4 '' upon uy socielyul P '"-e , IIII HALF GAL 3ut there exceptions like sexual rapy "where a person is taught about a 'lain modality," said Meade, a general ictitioner. .T POT F • response of the voluntcers. [)uring his sixmonth stintas chief, the department's size reached an all-time high of 40. " lie did a fine lob." said City Manager L0 huI Kulbes, "particularly with the training and on-the-job spot drills he organized. In 1978, Smnathers ran for city coun cil, but was defeated in a r un off elect ion by Fr an cis Mark. Kulbes said the flags will remain at halfstaff until Smathers' intermunent Wednesday. Sinathers is survived by his wife, Nancy; two sons, Randy and Roger; and one daughter, [)eborah Ann. (;E0F'Flwv POUNL)S . oyees." FOR I - • • volunteer chief. lie did an outstanding job," said Abell. After a stint in the service, Smathers returned to Lake Mary in the late 1950s and resumed his role as a volunteer with the department. He was promoted to assistant chief In 1978 and in January of this year .,• • THRIFTY MAID --'.-- Abell said Smathers, at 17, was too young to be a charter member of the department when it was formed in 1956. Nevertheless, Abell said, Smathers would hang around the station and do whatever chores were needed. "He was with us from the start," said Abell. "He certainly went well beyond the bounds of what could be expected of a "I graduated from medical school in 1966. 1 as taught that was strictly unethical. This cludes contact with one's day-to-day em- • eq - Flags in Lake Mary were ordered lowered to half-staff today in the wake of Fire Chief Bill Smathers' death. Smathers, 41, died of a heart attack at his home on Andeison Lane Sunday afternoon. Smathers began his service with the LMFI) as a teenager. Former Chief Ralph • 55$$J 00 - t, (in 1 TROPICANA BILL SMATIIERS .'a fine job' physician or any other professional— lawyer, minister or dentist. "Anybody who conducts -himself in that fashion certainly doesn't deserve to be a member of the profession." Dr. Pedro Bachrach of Urology doubted the validity of the survey results saying they were probably "exploited" in order to sell more magazines and newspapers. Bachrach, vice president of the medical society said he has never seen this type of treatment for female patients documented in any scientific journals. Personally, Bachrach said the "erotic L.lJlIIdtL WUUZU (iUi2L 510 UILFL*pCULIC vatue ror female patients. On the contrary, Itis damaging both psychologically and morally, he said. ''I ....II...o.. aI.._._ I •.-...* hi ,6 £I7 Pat VII ixuue uiey are sick," Bachrach said. "How could! be attracted to anyone who is sick?" "Like any other job, when you do your job, usticktoyourjob,"Irrgangsaid,"Workis r work. Fun is for fun. JkP 4 - - "Those figures sound awful high but alifornia is regard ed as having a lot of nuts nyway," said Dr. Sara Irrgang, assistant iedlcal examiner and associate pathologist Seminole County. S.DIIJDSIUNScOSN SAUCE TOMATO CAN TNSIIT'V MAID SLICED CARROTS KIDNEYMAIDBEANS MACARONI DINNERS PIMENTOS __ IS-si. CAN *SIIITfl RINSE 5 0&4M ____ CHILI W/BEANS CREAM STYLI OS WHOLE KERNEL CORN IA-si. CAN THINlY MAID TOMATOES APPLE SAUCE CUT SIlTS OS CUT GREEN BEANS '6 is. CAN THINTY MAID LARDS P5*1 OS MIXED VEGETABLES ,& Ms cotvu,uo.otU . ,. company S .l 5$.ISu, .s, O,,d.se. soil. iii.. L. -.-.. Af. 4'iLT : the consideration - of behavior with any "This is ridiculous," said Dr. G.V. Garay, hief medical examiner of Seminole County, n response to the University of California at os Angeles survey. DOZ. WAVY ...... Other comments included: "ft supports and reinforces the patient's sex appeal," "to each sexual anatomy," "to aid a niiddleaged emale who feels undesirable," "to disclose ireas of sexual blocking" and "to improve 1exual adjustment." 2$ PAK. PKG. of One physician, for example, said sexual itimulatlon "helps patients relax" while mother colleague said erotic contact 'demonstrates the doctor's effectiveness to a )atient," r. Limit I with $1.00 purth.s. .dudIn *lg.r.Wis. 49 deemed appropriate for a variety therapeutic, emotional reasons. SUPERBRAND USDA GRADE "A" H 1, All t'flI ARc BATHROOM TISSUE .• BY SHARON CARRASCO "There's nobody in this county that! know Herald Staff Writer of who's conducting anything like this," Seminole County doctors strongly disagree Meade said. with the one In five physicians who said in a "Getting into an erotic situation in the UCLA survey that "erotic contact" with office is not only damaging to the patient and female patients was beneficial to their the doctor but it borders on illegality and patients. immoral code of ethics," Meade said. Dr. Vincent W. Roberts, a gynecologist and The poll, which appears in the June Issue of obstetrician, said it is inconceivable there are Ladies Home Journal, said up to 13 percent of one in five "sick doctors" who use "erotic 460 doctors surveyed said they had such contact" with their female patients. contact with female patients. "Any physician who feels that way should lose his license," Roberts said. ''1 absolutely Erotic contact included everything from have no tolerance for any such behavior or USDA GRADE "A" 5 BLADE I.B. 9 I. Sex Poll Results. PORK CHOPS Fire Chief Dead Flag s At HaIf-Staff I 4Li fiVA1!.W WESTERN CORN FED'\ PINKY PIG PORK FRESH OR SMOKED ECONOMY In Lake Mary - - Area Doctors Rap.. ON play..g po., ho., boo.' WILDW000, FLA. KISSIMMEE, FLA. • 7 6 Øaed M øo ii•'° 1571 k6od.d l..—°'"°doe.., M. Il o. FT. MYUS. FLA. RAY T. "SKILL CANDACE D. JIFFERS MARSHA A. VICKIRY ORLANDO. FLA. 336 1 33 I 7 00 I 00 ALBANO J. lOS ISJTS 75 1 17 061 TO I II O 20000 0000 1 w.n Evening Herald—(USpS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents 18 STOOL SO1l ViSITS TO I 4 70'9 TO I 21 9 TO I TO I 7 OC) TO liPES 52? TO I 6 II) TO I 3CTITO' 5*3 To ITS II Ii) TO I ;78I TO I 671 TO I 242 TO I 9 943 TO I 579 340 Ti.) 69 to I 436 TO I I 606 26 TO TO I 261 1 7013 TO 4 340 1_ 30 10 69 TO I 4,4 I I II 478 STO 10 TO I 5310 I 104695 4 ?0' S 70 I 67 701 flO$4 26 I OCT OC Goo 0006 cXC,S t oI oc.cs Co. 0'41 STCt VISIT ".0 O III lOT $2 00 200 n.rt .nnn im iii IThRI fl THE FOUOWINO COUNTIES ONLY: OI*wGI SIMINO(IOS(IOIA111Y613.VO(USIAj LASt. CITRUS. (HAILOTIt. SU*PTU MAIION iO(LItI. LEE AND HENDRY 32771 1979—Sanford, ¶'orida ODDS CHART: of MAY 16, 1979 $1,001.00 CATEGORY $2,002.00 CATEGORY 71st Year, No. 247—Monday, June 4, .p.-.' r .t • ,_ - - -- -- ' - -. A' -. I - -_. -- -.- - - - ______ Plot .- .:..':7 - .. ' 'I' % ,.' — __ ______o._ • _•• _#- - __• - - - ____ .4 __• .... .... • - - - - • - -. �- 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 4,197 p Woman : Rapist Cried Follow'i' ng Assault tAIfir!1I l V A 36-year-old Casselberry woman said she was raped at gunpoint early Sunday morning in Longwood by a man she had met in a bar, according to Seminole County deputies. The woman told deputies her assailant said his name was Jimmie and she met him Saturday night at the Villanova Lounge In Winter Park, She described him as being of Latin-American descent, about five-foot eight-inches tall with long side burns and a thin mustache, deputies said. The rape occurred off Dog Track Road between the kennel club and the skating rink In Longwood, the woman said. The woman ioiu oepuues J immle naa asicea nor to drive him to his sister's house In that vicinity. When they arrived at the location, Jimmie reached inside her car and grabbed her keys, tossing them on the ground, according Y'4?T"LLLJ IN BRIEF South Africa President R esigns In - - — — -, ,nn,4a'vI - - CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UP!) South African President John Vorster resigned today after an In. vestigating commission said he actively conspired with other officials in trying to cover up the country's explosive Information scandal. The resignation was announced as Parliament received a repo rt by a government commission of Inquiry that accused Vorster of covering up serious Illegal activities In the Information Ministry for more than 12 months while he was prime minister, The Information Ministry scandal revolved around the unauthorized spending of millions of tax dollars by senior Information officials to try to bolster South Africa's image at home and abroad. — — to the deputies' report. He then went around to the driver's side and pulled the woman out of the car and onto the ground, she said. The woman said she began screaming but Jimmie threatened shoot her if she didn't stop. Jimmie did pull something out of his pocket but the woman sa id it was too da rk to tell what the object was. After she was sexually assaulted, the woman said, she stood by her car crying and asked for her keys. Her assailant began to cry and handed her the car keys, the woman said. ARRAIGNMENT A fl-year-old Altamonte Springs woman will be arraigned Friday for the attempted murder of her live-in boyfriend, police Reds Losing In It aly? ROME (UPI) Under the watchful eyes of police and soldiers, Italians today voted in the final day of - - Police went to the scene of the shooting and found the two subjects. Both had BB guns, police said. BILLFOLD STOLEN A billfold containing $207 was reported stolen from the hospital room of Henry Mae Bradley at Seminole Memorial Hospital over the weekend, Sanford police said. Police said the billfold was next to Bradley's bedstand In room 307B at the hospital at the time of the theft. BREAKFAST BURGLAR A hungry burglar broke Into the home of Louise Mae Carpenter, 615 Park Ave., Sanford, late Friday night or early Saturday morning and helped himself to a glass of milk and two fried eggs, police said. Police said the burglar gained entry without force and once Inside, cooked the eggs, drank the milk and exited. There were no other belongings reported stolen, police said. Her initial bond was set at $10,500 but it was reduced to $5 Friday after Miss Wilson made her initial appearance. According to police, Miss Wilson allegedly fired two shots at Early Thursday morning with a .22 caliber revolver, aiming for the upper portion of his back. Early was treated for one gunshot wound and released, said a spokesman for the Florida North Hospital in Altamonte Springs. VANDALISM The front windshield and driver's side window of a car owned b Thomas Brown Booker of 223 Yale Drive, Sanford, were reported smashed by vandals late Saturday night, police said. Police said the damage to the 1973 Hornet was estimated at $170. The car was parked outside the owner's home at the time of the Incident, police said. BBSHOOTING Two Sanford men face charges of aggravated battery nection with the BB-gun shooting of a motorist early Monday reported. Clarissa Wilson, 22, of flit Wymore Village, Altamonte Springs, was charged early Thursday morning with the attempted murder of Paul Early who was living with Miss Wilson, according to Altamonte Springs police, morning, Arrested and taken Into custody at shortly after midnight by Sanford police were Randy Eugene Klinger, 18, of 1203 Myrtle Ave. and Harold Branhan Edwards, 19, of 805 Park Ave. Initial bond on both men was set at $8400 Police said Timothy Necomb, 26, of 407 Myrtle Ave., Sanford, was driving southbound on Park Avenue. When he reached the 800 block, police said, he was shot in the left shoulder and had to BREAK-IN Someone entered the Marine Resources Test Facility on Boat lake sometime between May 19 and May 31, according to Seminole County deputies. Entry was gained through the unlocked south side window of the floating facility, deputies say. Two metal lab stools and a four- shooting in an occupied dwelling. She is now free on a $5,000 bond. a BB. discharged. TEST FACILITY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NA11ON DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN BRIEF - __ - Carter Reelection Drive Deposit ions Jov'i'al Pope John Paul 11. ' Day OfGlory I n Our L ' ives Remain Seuied Case TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) she has been able to identify thu Circuit Judge Edward man she saw. Cowart, ruling against three Also remaining sealed was Florida newspapers, said today deposition Involving "bite marl - 'Punishment' Vetoed he will not unseal depositions evidence" which allegedly mat from anyone who has been thea Bundy's teeth with teett BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP! Saudi Arabia has rejected the demands of Arab radicals for an oil embargo or a production cutback to "punish" the United States for Its role In the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. Instead, Saudi Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani said his nation will press for a uniform pricing policy at the June 26 meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries in Genetra. "The kingdom does not intend decreasing its production and Is opposed to an oil embargo against the United States," Yamani said In an Interview with the newspaper Al Jezirah. - subpoenaed in the trial of impressions found on one of the Theodore Bundy in the Chi victims' bodies. The trial is scheduled to begin Omega murders of two Florida next Monday, but Bundy has State University coeds. Cowart took up the question attacked Public Defender of the depositions first, waiting Michael Minerva and his staff until later in the day to rule on as ineffective and unprepared Bundy's motion to delay the to defend him. Without agreetrial because he was unhappy ing or disagreeing, Minerva with his attorneys, also has asked to withdraw Cowart ruled against the from the case, saying that Tallahassee Democrat, the Bundy's stance has created an Florida Publishing Co. of irreconcilable conflict. Jacksonville and the Miami That leaves Cowart little ________________________________ Herald, who had asked that the choice but to postpone the trial depositions be made available of the 42.year-old former Utah He Is nurvl,dd by MRS. IIARY IRENE to reporters. law student who was arrested McKINNEY E., of Orlando; daughter, Mrs. Among the depositions in- 15 months ago. It is unlikely Funeral services were held Faye Sharber, Sanford; sisters, volved was believed to be one Cowart would force Minerva to today for Mrs. Mary Irene Mrs. Helen Smith, Sanford, from a Chi Omega member, continue and, by appointing a McKinney, 70, of 1351 L&M Mrs. Gladys Marks, Fort who said she saw a man run new defense attorney, the Lane, Casselberry who died Lauderdale, Mrs. Sadye away from the sorority house judge would have to give him Friday 'at Florida Hospital, Smith, Mt. Dora, Mrs. Jessie shortly after the murders. It time to prepare the complex Orlando. She was a native of Moore, Hollywood and Mrs. has not been disclosed whether case. Indianapolis, Ind. and had lived Verna Burns, Tucker Ga. and in Casselberry for eight years, brother, William, Sanford. moving there from BrownGramkow Funeral Home Is in sburg, Ind. She was a charge of arrangements. homemaker and member of - AREA DEATHS MISS TERESA CHARRON Miss Theresa Ida Charron, Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Survivors include her 24,ofl3Ol Myrtle Ave.,Sanford, husband, Ted McKinney, died Saturday In Northeast Casselberry; daughter, Mrs. Florida State Hospital, MacDebris Mitchell, Winter denny. She was a native of Springs; brother, Robert L. Chincoteague, Va. and a CSTOCHOWA, Poland ('JPI) Pope John Paul II faced the greatest multitude of his pilgrimage to his homeland today, a vast and vibrant throng packed from horizon to horizon across the "Hill of Light." "I am here, I am here," the first Polish pope murmured at the Jasna Gora monastery, a shrine of the Virgin Mary to whom John Paul has a particular devotion. But in the teeming crowd at least I million strong, where mothers held babies overhead for a papal blessing, where women fainted from the crush and heat and were passed back over the heads of the throng, an East German spoke for the people who flocked from miles around to worship with the man they call "our own pope." "It is a day of days," he said, "a day of glory in our for ad-libbing so much during sermons that, al he put it, "soon they will take the microphones away." Later he switched quickly Into a mood of intense emotion. Within the gigantic throng carpeting the steep hill beneath the Jasna Gora monastery, women with tears dreaming screamed for a blessing. An old man in a heavy tweed suit the temperature was near 90 degrees knelt and said the rosary aloud. Hundreds of people near him chanted It in chorus. Pope John Paul, arms open as If trying to embrace them all, spoke of "the beating of the heart of the church and that of - - - the motherland." But what he said was this time less important than the fact that he, a Pole on the throne of St. Peter, was among lives." It was the third day of the first visit ever by a reigning Roman Catholic pope to a communist-ruled land a tour given grudging cooperation by a regime to whom it is an embarrassment at best and the most strangely contrasting day of the tour. It began with a joking, jovial pope, poking fun at himself his own people again. "It is a miracle that he is back among us as our pope," said a priest on the fringes of the crowd. - -.--_---- the pope, that civilian marshals and the monastery's white-cassocked Pauline monks had all they could do to hold them back. Women screamed. Some people prostrated themselves on the ground, pushing others aside to make room. The crowd sang hymns and threw flowers upward toward the scarlet and gold podium where the pope stood. Hours earlier, the same 59-year-old man kissed small girls, thanked his drivers and the policemen guarding him, joked at his own expense and talked as lithe day would have no end. "Unfortunately," be said, "the mouth cannot keep pace with the heart." In a speech in Gnlevio Sunday, John Paul, contending as he has throughout his visit against the beliefs and policies of the communist regime, struck at Its censorship Carter Group To Pay $50,00C 'The pope comes to speak on behalf of Brackett, Brownsburg, bid.; longtime resident of Sanford. The $27,000 the Carter committee WASHINGTON (UP!) She was a Baptist. Federal Election c om missi on had received an Interest from two grandchildren and two She is survived by her today ordered President telephone company deposits great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. cornshould be returned to the Clarence Carter's 1976 campaign Gramkow-Gaines Funeral parents, a relatively Home Longwood is in charge of barren, Sanford; sister, Mrs. mittee to repay the federal government Dianne Magner, Sanford; government $50,000 routine procedure. nearly arrangements. brothers, John and Daniel, The FEC also ordered repayhalf of it Involving illegal use of Sanford, Stephen, Lake Helen campaign funds. merit of $23,000 for which the WILLIAM SMATHERS and Clarence Jr., Casselberry; The repayment, which came Carter committee could not Francis (Bill) William and grandmother, Mrs. Ida after an audit of nearly three provide sufficient receipts to Smathers, 41, of Anderson Garrity, Attleboro, Mass. - often-forgotten nations and peoples' - Lane, Lake Mary, died Sunday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He was a native and longtime resident of Orlando and had lived in Lake Mary since 1956. He was a mem ber of the Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, He was fire chief of Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department and was an electrical instructor at Seminole Community College. Survivors include his wife, years, was the second largest ln explain the expenditures. This Gramkow Funeral Home is In the history of public financing, amount origiusity waled charge of arrangements. which began with the wm $48000 before the commission election. Former o. Milton split 3.3 on what, should be Sliapp of Pennsylvania repaid repaid. Th e unsupported ex________________________ the entire $300,000 he received Funeral Notices CHARRON, MISS THERESA IDA Funeral services for Miss Theresa Ida Charron, 21, of 1307 Myrtle Ave., Santord, who died Saturday in MacCienny, will be Tuesday at ID am. at the graveside in Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. James Hammock officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home in charge. . Nancy, daughter, Deborah Ann; two sons, Randy H. and Roger W., all of Lake Mary; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Smathera, of Cullowhee, N.I. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. GARNER, LOUIS FRANKLIN. Funeral services for Louis Franklin Garner. 71, of W 16th St.. Sanford, who died Saturday, at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be at II am., Tuesday at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Gerald Hicks officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Gramkow in charge. . LOUIS F. GARNER. Louis Franklin Garner, 71, of 206 W. 16th St., Sanford died Saturday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He was born In Lilborn Ga. and moved to Sanford in 1918 from that city, He was vice president of Echols Bedding Co., Sanford for a number of years and was a 50year member of First Baptid Church of Sanford. Ewnhsg flesuld SMATHIRS, FRANCIS (SILL) WILLIAM Funeral services for Francis (Bill) William Smothers, II, of Anderson Lane, Lake Mary, who died Sunday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. will beat 10 am., Wednesday, at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Joseph Webb of. ficiating. Burial in Glen Ha ven Memorial Park, Winter Park. - when it was determined he penditures were part of $412,000 illegally qualified for federal the Carter campaign cornmittee spent In a get-out-thefunds. FEC auditors originally vote chive in key data during recommended that ti'e Carter the election campaign. One Item that the committee campaign committee repay was also ordered to repay was $83000 but the FEC split for a chartered airplane along political lines and $M,= $323 In the finding. Because of the tie flight by first lady Rosalynn vote, the money does not have Carter on an airplane belonging to a private corporation that to be repaid. The commission's three Cannot under the law make Democrats, Tom Harris, John campaign contributions. McGarryRobert The FEC completed an audit voted with Carter, while the of President Gerald Ford's Joan campaign more than It year three Republicans AULXIS Max Friederadort and ago. Of the $33,000 he was orVernon Thomson said the dered to repay, only $700 in$30,000 should be recollected. volved improper use of camThe $50,000 came from two paign funds and the remainder was In Interest money the principal sources. The commission found that committee received. Gramkow in charge. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 Home Delivery: Week. 7$ cents; Month. $3.2$1 I Months, luSh Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week IS cen;tsMonth 13,60; 6 Months, $20.61; Year, $4100 - .. .- .......... -. .: .4 ., • -.,• Throughout preparations and its first days, the government's attitude toward the papal visit has been correct but grudging. He was received as a head of state of the Vatican rather than a religious leader. But 93 percent of Poland's 35 million people are Catholic, and their Catholicism is fervent. - HONG KONG (UPI) - More than 1,000 Vietnamese refugees rescued by a British freighter stepped ashore today for the first time In 16 days, same of them carrying gold tars among their tattered belongings. Some of the refugees said their group Included members of the wartime pro-American Saigon government, but they were not Identified. Among the refugees was a monk from Saigon who waved his religious beads to the people ashore as the ship was being secured to the dock. The monk, ShI Shen-Jim, said he had not paid any money for the escape. "wj have no time to worship there because we have to spend mod of the time laboring for the government." (USFS 411210) ...•.,... John Paul's meeting with Communist Party chief Edward Gierek began with Icy formality, and only after formal speeches during which they faced each other like fencers ready to lunge did pride and warmth break through and cordiality develop. Vietnam Refugees Rescued Published Daily and Sunday. euepf Saturday by The Sanford Herald, Inc., 310 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. 1 To the Polish people, however, he was a source of immense pride. To the Polish government he was that, too, but also a problem as prickly as a cactus. - Mond.y, June 4, 197.-V, 71, No. 247 4 "All speeches, unfortunately, are written beforehand," he said. "Such is life. So all I can do is to add things on. "Soon they will take the microphones away from me, so let me say this one last thing: Pray for Poland." But his arrival at Poland's holiest shrine abruptly changed his mood. "I have arrived to serve you, my dearest fellow countrymen," he told the throng. "I am the servant of the servants of all the peoples of the world." •'.. "-. -. -. - _. - , , • , — .,... - . ... . -. .. Pups Potm Paul insisted his mlaelon was not only to Poles but to all the peoples of Eastern Europe. "We cannot forget these brothers of ours," he said. "The pope cornea to speak on behalf of often-forgotten nations and peoples." POPE JOHN PAUL U - - .. . ._ .. . , ,, ,.. ,. _ •. -. . ...,._ ,_ .,.-• - ,- ... _-,---__:.. ---' - - -- - - — — FACELIFT CONTINUES " i - -- -..: ,_-- - ___-_.-.-- . . "i . - ATLANTA (UP!) Although President Carter has not announced for re-election, White House aide Hamilton Jordan says It is encouraging that almost $1 million already has been raised for the campaign. The first big fund-raiser for the Carter-Mondale Election Committee was held In Atlanta Saturday night and finance chairman John Dalton said he expected the take to be almost 00,000 $50,000 more than had been expected. "At this early date, when this number of people raises - 4 - this amount of money, it's encouraging and reassuring," a smiling Jordan said as he surveyed the crowd. "But there isn't really any campaign yet." Asked about other candidates for the Democratic nomination, Jordan said the White House didn't see California Gov. Jerry Brown as a serious threat to Carter's re-election prospects and "we're taking Sen. Edward Kennedy at his word that he is not a candidate and that he will be supporting the president." '-:, 1' C - I . PHENIX CITY, Ala. (UP!) Digger O'Dell Is six feet under, communicating with the world - - above through a microphone and vowing to remain in an underground vault until the price of gas drops. The '62-year-old veteran stuntman was burled In a vault Friday. Before going under the pile of dirt and concrete, he mailed letters to President Carter and 50 governors informing them of the vigil. The officials should have the letters on their desks today. passengers. The group argued the 138 D DC-10s now operating In the United States should not be flown until the cause of last month's Chicago DC-10 crash is found. Mayor's Sister Assaulted - Actor Jim Hutton Dies f.t;'fr" ' I . • . A Voice From 6 Feet Under WASHINGTON (UP!) A federal Judge refuses to order all DC-10s grounded until the cause of the Chicago plane crash is established. He says passengers can take other planes if they don't think the wide-bodied jets are safe. In an unusual Sunday session, U.S. District Judge George Hart Jr. refused to Issue a temporary restraining order requested by the Airline Passengers Association, a Dallas-based consumer group representing 50,000 air CLEVELAND (U PI) Beth Ann Kucinich, 18, sister of Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich, filed a complaint with the police Friday night saying she was assaulted by security guards at a Public Hall rock concert. Miss Kucinich samd she was beaten and thrown out of the hall after leaving the auditorium to get a soft drink during a concert. She told police she was assaulted by three male security guards wearing blue T-shirts with palm trees on the front. She said she then walked to nearby Hanna Fountains Mall where she was robbed and pushed into the fountain. , ' "I would say I'm as snug asa bug In the rug, but I wouldn't be telling the truth," the Georgia tomato farmer said Sunday. "It's a little bit rough, but it's something I feel like Is right it's the most worthy cause I've ever been on In my life." ... The stuntman's vault Is equIpped with a two-way communications system and two telephones, which he uses to talk with onlookers and callers an estimated 20 of 24 hours each day. "They don't go to bed In this part of the country," he said. The six-foot vault also contains a television set, radio, a small toilet and an electric fan. Food and water are lowered to him by rope through a small trap door and a doctor lowers a stethoscope to measure his vital signs. - Polio Outbreak In Pa. LANCASTER, Pa. (UP!) About 86,500 residents of Lancaster County received oral vaccine on the first two days of a three-day mass Immunization program undertaken because of the outbreak of polio among members of the Amish sect. Pennsylvania Health Department officials said they were very pleased with the turnout. About 56,000 persons were inoculated Sunday at the 21 free clinics set up across the southeastern Pennsylvania county. Inoculations will be distributed for a four-hour period beginning at 5 p.m. today, the last day of the program. - Beached Whale Dies REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (UPI) An ailing killer whale, found 10 days ago beached along the central - California coast, has died despite intensive treatment by veterinarians at Marine World-Africa USA. An autopsy showed the baby whale, nicknamed "Surfer Girl" by Its keepers, died Sunday from kidney failure complicated by a perfon.ed gastric ulcer. A spokesman said the ulcerated condition Is generally terminal for dolphins and whales. He added that "Surfer Girl" had been suffering from pneumonia when she was brought to Marine World. Rosalynn Ending Visit The cell, 32 inches wide and - mid-afternoon Sunday. "I tell you what, the poor people's been had," the stuntman told his onlookers Sunday In the front yard of a mobile home firm. "Hey, doll, you're a pretty little girl. Don't forget to tell your neighbors about coming to see inc." — \. " — — , . .,, ., AIVW k, play of the 1978-79 Broadway acknowledged a heartfelt standing ovation from his season by the 550 theater people , t who vote for the Tony Awards. peers. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) group of the year for the The 18 awards and acceptKenny Rogers, who struck it big five years, are expected to It also won Jack Hofsiss a Tony ance speeches were interspwith his hit "The Gambler," receive a strong challenge from for bed director of a play, and In his favor with the Oak Ridge Boys, a gospel Carole Shelley for best actress, ersed with scenes from the has the odds musicals and others, a rare tie vote with Connominated five nominations In tonight's group turned pop. Other no- in and a song tribute to Rodgers. 13th Annual M usic City News minees are the Four Guys, stance Cummings ("Wings"). More than 100 artists took part Cover Awards show to be Dave & Sugar and Larry Gatlin Tom Conti won for best actor in the numbers or as hosts and broadcast live from the Grand -Family & Friends, In a play, and gave possibly the presentors. Ole Opry House. most gracious acceptance The evening got off to a fine "Do You Know My Sun- speech of the evening. The start with Gregory and Maurice Rogers was nominated in shine?" by the Statlers, "You Scottish-Italian actor paid spe- Hines performing their show. onethird of the 15 categories, Needed Me" by Miss Murray, Henry Fonda awarded special "Tony" &l thanks "to the people of stopping tap number "Hot more than any other performer. "The Gambler" by Rogers, New York who have treated my Feet" from "Eubie." He is a contender for single of Before her award was an- still think she was best actress "Best Little Whorehouse in the year for "The Gambler," "Sleeping Single in a Double family and myself with the Miss Mandrell and greatest kindness since we have nounced, Angela Lansbury In a musical, although I don't Texas." top male artist, duet of the year Bed" by been here." Your Love H asTaken Me That introduced by a radiant Liv grudge Miss Lansbury her "Whorehouse" took two with Dottie West and album of Henry Fonda was present as Ullmann sang "The Worst victory). the year for both "Everytime }fl5h" by Twitty are nominees Tonys for featured actors in a for the one of the hosts of the evening, hot Pies in London" from top single award, Other excerpts were Robert musical: Carlin Glynn and Two Fools Collide" and "The along with Liv Ullmann and "Sweeney Todd." Klein and Lucie Arnaz singing Henderson Forsythe. Best feaGambler." Gaflin and the Statler Broth- Jane Alexander. The best excerpt from a show the comic "They're Playing tured actors in a play were He was backstage when was Dorothy Loudon singing Winners are selected by ers will c3-host the show which Our Song" from the show of the Britain's Joan Hickson and coincides with FanI"air week in daughter Jane came out to to recorded music readers of the Music City News, "Fifty same name, and the lootbal- Michael Gough F61 'Huroom a monthly country music Nashville. About 14,000 country announce what was described Percent" from "Ballroom." (I lers' "The Aggle Song" from Farce." music fans traveled here this publication. ______________________ week to take In the week-long Loretta Lynn Is competing for festival of country music — ,, ' - . . - — - - — Convert the • ity in your h -6-mi to cash, of the year award tonight sessions and exhibits by record against sister Crystal Gayle, companies. sexpot Barbara Mandrell, Canadian Anne Murray and The Music City News show is daizllng Dolly Parton. the second of three major Nominees for top male country music awards shows vocalist are last year's winner each year. The Academy of Larry Gatlin, Marty Bobbins, Country Music in LOS Angeles Conway Twitty, Don Williams had Its show last month and the and Rogers. Country Music Association will The Statler Brothers. vocal have Its shnw in Cnl.r ___ A . u Atla ntic Bank I I Inco11er's S. -4h' - J'/anI (you cc Seminol'e eountian > CL. f 1LL fl 5vo,j,.cj T L 4, 1974 - tL fl 4, 1979 Im '' ......... - ..- > "< > -v -V F-. 0-6 Mantic Bank <> >1 The best bank around." I owntown ( ),l.mtlo 14.43-.17( I I. VuntLr [,ilk $4137( I I, W.'t C)rlanl, 1K43-37u ). (tniwav 541-1711 it. Sanford (32.24,2111. Eusns i 357-hilt ~0 6 2' ).' NoBroLragcft-ti - . .. - ---•,.-----.- Q M,inkrF.I).l.C. . . -.... 0 'i ' soi, INC lOB COUNTRY CLUE ROAD LAKI MARY. FLORIDA 2 - 'i I—' No Ih okt-tagc I'cc WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter heard is religious leader, once jailed as a freedom rider, say U.S. "obsession with military power" turned the nation's poor into modern day lepers. Later Sunday the president led an emotional tribute to a founder of the civil rights movement, A. Philip Randolph. William Sloane Coffin Jr., an activist who Is pastor of Riverside Church In New York, appealed for world disarmament Sunday during the opening of a two-day peace convocation at the First BçtJd Church of Washington. Carter was hi the congregatIon. Coffin complained "our obsession with military power "We're No. 1' dominates the thinking, he said. "In every city in this country the poor are rapidly becoming modern day lepers, victims of the unemployment caused by emphasis on the military," he said. 19:54 p.m. Bayport: high 10:31 am., 10.29 p.m., low 4:22 a.m., 5:38 p.m. DAY-HAPPY BI Loans. Up to S25,(dXi, 'Modern Day Lepers' Daytoan Beach: high 4:11 a.m., 4:51 p.m., low 10:27 am., 10:03 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 4:10 a-UL, 4:49 p.m., low 11:11 a-rn., _.. on flagpoles, being encased in glass, submerged in water inside steel vaults and sealed in a car driven cross country. He plans to celebrate his 63rd birthday in the vault next Sunday. When he does end the vigil, he said, "they'll have to blast Inc out." results. "I believe I can get sonic results within 30 days; the only thing that would bring me out of this box before then would be Ili)- doctor. "I believe really there's not a - Odds Favor Kenny Rogers probability 30 percent during 8~ afternoon and evening hours. '1'UESDAY'STWES * education to stop and think." O'Dell, who came out of a 10year retirement to begin his vigil, has set endurance records since his late teens by perching predicted his vigil will bring By GLENNE CURRIE surprise Tony for 50 years in the presented in a 90-minute CBS- in the program as A Special UPI Lively Arts Editor theater, presented with a kiss TV special, followed by a late Tony Award," just before the The by daughter Jane. NEW YORK (UP!) supper in the Grand Ballroom final winner best play was Nearly 1,500 people In show of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, announced. He knew nothing Stephen Sondheirn musical "Sweeney Todd" wrapped up business paid up to $100 a seat "Sweeney Todd" took lust about it beforehand, and was eight Tony Awards Sunday to see the 33rd Antoinette Perry about everything available for visibly moved, as was she. night, and Henry Fonda got a Awards announced and a musical: best musical, best Another touching moment actress in a musical (Angela came when Walter Cronkite Lansbury), best ,,or in a presented 76-year-o11 composer musical (Len Cariou), best Richard Rodgers a sevenscore (Sondheim), best book time Tony winner with the (Hugh Wheeler), best direction Laurence Langer Award for (Harold Prince), scenic design Distinguished Achievement In (Eugene Lee), and costume the Theater." Rodgers, who has design (Franne Lee). had a tracheotomy, was unable Bernard Pomerance's "The to speak, and looked very frail Elephant Man" was voted t as he stood near the wings and Weather _g ... ... cell registered 92 degrees at - tern8 a.m. readings: peratur; 74; overnight lows, 73; yesterday's high, 92; barometric pressure, 29.93; relative humidity, 97 percent; winds, variable at 10 mph. Forecast: Pad) cloudy through Tuesday. Chance of afternoon and evening thun dershowers. Highs near 90. Lows mainly In the 70s. Winds varIable 10 mph or less. RaIn gas shortage in the country. There's a tremendous gas wastage the youngsters of the country, bless their hearts, I believe they're being used. They're too busy getting an Fonda Gets '50-Year' Tony her sixth straight female artist concerts, photo and autograph CARTERSVILLE, Ga. (UP!) First Lady Rosalynn Carter, having told a women's college graduating class to renew the courage shown by their ancestors in facing difficult problems, concludes a three-day visit to Georgia today. Following a ribbon-cutting ceremony to dedicate a special job training center, Mrs. Caster was scheduled to fly to Manchester, N.H., scene of the president's first strong primary showing of 1976 and a state crucial to his renomination plans next year. Sunday, Mrs. Carter told the 77 women graduates at Tilt College in central Georgia that today's spiraling inflation and high energy costs are no more "insurmountable" Ow problems faced by past generations. A wishing well is positioned at the vault and donations are earmarked for the Russell County Youth Fund, he said. "There's a lot of people 6 foot deep that can't talk, you know," he said. "I'm happy in what I do in some small way even if I don't succeed in this gas situation I'll be helping somebody." O'Dell, from Cumming, Ga., six feet long, is equipped with a glass window so visitors can peer at him. Temperature in the buried — LOS ANGELES (UP!) Actor Jim Hutton, the television sleuth on the old "Ellery Queen" mystery whodunit, has died from a swift-moving liver cancer detected only a few weeks ago. Hutton, entered Los Angeles New Hospital four weeks ago with a suspected respiratory illness and doctors discovered the cancer a short time later. He was 45. A funeral mass will be said Wednesday morning at Our Lady of Malibu Catholic Church In Malibu , Calif. The facelift of downtown Sanford continues with cleaning and remodeling storefronts as part of a project to improve the appearance of the city's central business district. Other downtown improvements spearheaded by the Greater Sanford Development Corp. include the proposed architectural landscaping of First Street. Pictured here is Hunt's Feed Store at S. Sanford Ave. and E. 2nd St. Protest Against Gas Prices - - Some 2 million people jammed Warsaw to see their pope. At Gnlezno, Poland's first center of Christianity more than 1,000 years ago, whole villages in the surrounding territory became deserted ghost towns as the people walked or rode cars, bicycles, buses, trains or horse-drawn casts to see him. —..--'-- Raises $1 Million - by appealing for a religious revival throughout Eastern Europe, then shouted: "I trust that they hear me. We are living in the age of declared freedom of information. I would be very sorry If I knew that they did not hear me." It was an off4he-cuff remark. Today, at his most jovial, John Paul joked that such ad.libtng might get him In trouble. -' -- -::.--'- The million or more Poles pressed so fervently toward - li~l . -•::--- Judge Won't Ground DC-10s 42.2 million voters cast ballots, a turnout 4.3 percent lower than at the same point during the last parliamentary elections in 1976. Initial trends in the vote count were expected late today. Final results were expected Tuesday morning. At stake are 630 seats in the lower house of Parliament, the Chamber of Deputies, and 315 in the Senate. Police and heavily armed soldiers on alert for terrorists' attempts to sabotage the election guarded each of the country's 76,466 polling stations. Terrorists, including the Red Brigades, carried out 16 attacks on Christian Democratic Party targets in the final week of the campaign, shooting two Genoa party officials in the kneecaps. — . - parliamentary munist Party would suffer its first electoral setback in 31 years. In Sunday's first day of voting, 72 percent of the nation's Monday, June 4,1978-3A X 322-7351 ciiiiia AddV}-I AVUHIWa -V �Evening Herald Crime in Florida is now growing faster In suburban areas than in the cities, Crime statistics from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement indicate total crime In suburban areas for the first three months of 1979 increased by 16.3 percent. Crime increased by 15.6 percent In city ____ area .. 111W, while non-suburban crime rose by 12.4 1111111111111111 10 percent. In rural areas crime Increased by I1A per cent and in major metropolitan areas (population over 250,000) the crime rate increased fl _______ 10.5 percent. The Department said robbery accounted for the W increase in crime In all population sectors. The number of robberies increased by 35 percent over the same period in 1978. In terms of dollars, the Department reports more than $80,000,000 worth of property has been By GEOFFREY POUNDS stolen in Florida since the first of the year. Law 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Around Monday, June 4, 1979-4A _q.. 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director . Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Rigid Begin, The Clock Arabs Shake Lonely • Drice Olympics Statistics on the offenders Indicate that the arrests of males committing crimes outnumbers the arrests of females by a five-to-one ratio. The number of whites arrested is nearly double that of non-whites and adult arrests surpass juvenile arrests by about a three-to-two margin. Planning to write your own will? Be careful. David Powell, a member of the law faculty at ONDAY,JUNE4 However, Powell points out that a person may be saved from substantial estate taxes by a lawyer knowledgeable In wills and estate planning. W Here it Is only 1979 and the estimated cost of getting Los Angeles ready for the 1984 Olympics has already escalated from $33.5 million tZ $141.2 million or more. Why can't a city host the Olympic games without winning the gold medal for cost overruns? Mayor Tom Bradley helped sell the Los Angeles bid for the 14 games two years ago by outlining a "spartan" plan for providing facilities for the various events. Los Angeles would use existing facilities for most events and build only temporary structures should new ones be needed. That doesn't jibe with the proposed request for a $142.2 million federal appropriation which the mayor unveiled recently. Even that figure may be on the low aide, because It does not Include $41.3 million for a new underground parking garage at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum which some city officials want to see thrown in. Mr. Bradley can blame Inflation only partly for the disparity with 1977 estImates. Some of the facilities originally listed as temporary have now become permanent, at a much higher cost. The "refurbishment" of the coliseum has risen from $4 million to $25.6 million. Has it decayed that much In two years? Congress must decide how much the federal taxpayer will contribute to the cost of the Los Angeles games. We trust It will treat Mr. Bradley's new budget with the "spartan" spirit that seems to have been lost at the Los Angeles city hail. An athlete with that kind of flab would be sent to bench In ancient Sparta. ha 9 w -,!-- Se n ate E t hi c S WASHINGTON (NEA) Regardless of the outcome, there will be no "winners" in the Senate Ethics Committee probe of financial misconduct charges against Sen. Herman E. Talmadge, DGa. This is no Watergate drama of high crimes and V% eir great constitutional Issues, no edge-of-the-chair contest between heroes and villains. Rather, what has been unfolding for the past month in the committee hearing room Is a mundane tale of petty chiseling, arrogance and deceit of the kind that has given politicians In general and members of Congress In particular such an unsavory reputation. . ' It doesn't matter, at bottom, whether you believe Talmadge, a 23-year veteran of the ,111f,1A1 0 f/A Senate "club," or his chief accuser, a former top - 7W7' — - OUR READERS WRITE — senator or staff aides indisputably played fast and loose for years on end with taxpayers' money and with campaign funds and did so with a cavalier disregard of the laws against such finagling. And it took a press investigation, rather than internal checks, to bring the whole scheme to light. Minchew says Talmadge was responsible for submitting false expense vouchers to the Senate and for converting campaign funds to personal use by means of a secret Washington bank account. The senator says Minchew is a "proven liar, cheat and embezzler" who used his name but acted without his knowledge or consent. o accused Et- Co$Aee has Talmadge of filing false can4algn finance' disclosur e repo rts, falling to repo rt gifts and property on those documents, and failing to report correctly on his federal income tax returns gifts made to his ex-wife Betty. The senator, with an imperious wave of the hand, has dismissed those charges as "trivial" and "Petty" scarcely worth comment let alone rebuttal. He has suggested that any "errors" that occurred were the result of sloppiness and confusion on the part of his staff: A United States senator, Talmadge has implied, Is too important and busy to concern himself with such matters. U his staff screws up, why that is unfortunate but hardly a federal case. Blaming the staff Is a hoary tradition on Capitol Hill, the last bastion of feudalism in m*rn America. From the lowliest file clerk to the loftiest administrative assistant, every aide serves at the whim of the senator who has hired him or her. Labor laws, civil rights laws and the like which protect other employees public and private— do not apply to congressional workers. The riiui1t is that pleasing and protecting the boss becomes animperative of survival, even U It — • .- A Point To Make Club's Thanks Jack Anderson's recent column on Price-Anderson indemnity lacked one rather important piece of Information. By now nearly everybody knows that Price-Anderson is the federal law limiting the public liability of nuclear power plant owners to $560 million. Indirectly it also requires that they furnish insurance for that full amount, and It Includes a waiver of defenses whidi makes the Insurance coverage essentially "no fault." The prompt cash payments to recent evacuees at Three Mile Island are a good example of the responsiveness of this insurance program In a time of All of the members of the Pilot Club of Sanford wish to thank Mrs. Doris Dietrich for helping us to make our 1979 Easter Egg Project such a success. Thank you so much for your help and consideration. Florence (Mrs. Edward) Korgan, President Pilot Club S'uiford j..- ., ' Concern About SALT The Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce Is deeply concerned about the contents of Salt Treaty II. We do not believe that all the facts have been made public and there are, In our opinion, latent facts that do not favor the United States. need. Anderson's column conjured up a hypothetical set of circumstances under which public damages might have exceeded $560 million. According to Anderson, the liability limitation would then have left the victims without compensation for part of their losses. But Anderson failed to disclose this Important provision of the federal law: "...In the event of nuclear incident involving damages In excess of that amount 01 aggregate liability, the Congress will thoroughly review the particular incident and will take whatever action Is deemed necessary and appropriate to protect the public from the consequences of a disaster of such magnitude..." To that, many will respond that the federal government Is subsidizing nuclear energy. But many Qther potential losses are ultimately covered by federal Insurance or disaster aid. For what other risks does the federal government require the purchase of nofault insurance of $560 million per facility? I know of none. John H. Dendahl, Chairman New Mexicans for Jobs & Energy - tt means cutting a few corners now and then —or accepting blame where none is really due. For a Senate staffer, the only punishable "crime" Is disloyalty. It Is, consequently, not exactly surprising that have stoutly upheld the current Talmadge aides I..------ -- cwuu __I_ senators uiai ne ucvci hands with pedestrial problems like expense vouchers and campaign accounts, but left all that to the staff. That's ethics Senate style. From the Information we read, see, and hear, It is very obvious that the United States is giving up more positions and strength than Russia. The - Russians are receiving concessions that will allow them to pass the United States in the defense posture. It Is our understanding that the Chief of the C.I.A. does not favor the agreement. When basing decisions on the previous "track record' of the Russians, we have grave concern for any agreement that the Russians are so eager to consummate. With the loss of surveillance in Iran, and for reasons stated herein, we have urged Sentor Lawton Chiles to vote "no" on the Salt Treaty. Jack Hennessey, President Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce Maitland JACK ANDERSON - By WILLIAM STEW Leonlda Mendez lives In Aulta Coraza, a village of 600 in the poorest part of the Dominican Republic. There are 196 women of child-bearing age InQulta Coraza. Since 1976 Mrs. Mendez has. persuaded 67 of those women to use birth-control pills or other methods of family planning. Mrs. Mendez' title is "promotora" promoter. She's one of thousands spread through the Domlcan Republic's rural villages, where 60 percent of that nation's five million people live.: Like all other promotoras, Mrs.Mendez Is paid: $30 a month to check the health of her village's: children, to perform simple medical tasks, to: urge mothers to take their children to rural and to: clinics If a problem seems serious promote family planning. The Domican Republic, 700 miles from Miami and half the size of Indiana, is typical of underdeveloped countries. While the Industrial world has cut its population growth to nearly zero, the population of underdeveloped nations continues to rise 2 to 4 percent yearly. The Dominican Republic's population growth rate was around 3.5 percent into the mid-1970s. Today the rate is 2.5. Reason: The co untry's National Council of Population and Family began a family planning program, helped by the U.S. Agency for International Development. Mrs. Mendez is a part of that program. AID put up $4.8 million, the Dominican Government $6.9 million over five years. The Doulça* council picked village. women (azjcl i1e*'man)iho coUld read aad write and gave them three-week courses to train them as promotoras. Dr. Oskar Rivera, a Puerto Rican physician who works for AID in Santo Domingo, says AID's goal was to get 5 percent of the women of childbearing age In the villages to accept family planning. Instead, 14 percent have accepted. Family planning Is making a deep Impact on the entire Dominican population. Last year 104,150 women were newly converted to family planning. The pill was most popular. The program has produced spinoff benefits. In the country's poor southwest, where the program began. Infant mortality has been cut from about 104 per 1,000 to 90 per 1000. (The U.S. Infant mortality rate is 13.6 per 1,000.) AID, says Dr. Rivera, tries to keep a low profile in all this. It works through the Dominican population council, planned parenthood groups and Health Minister Jorge Rodriguez Soldevllla. It never uses the phrase "birth control," which would be waving a red flag in a heavily Catholic country like the Dominican Republic. If you think Leonida Mendez and thousandi like her deserve support you should write the chairmen of the concerned Congressional. committees and ask them to restort AID'l population funds: Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, Room 245 Russell Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510; Rep. Clement J. Zablocki, D-Wls., Room 2183, Rayburn Office Building,: Washington, D.C. 20515; Rep. Clarence D. Long, D-Md., Room 2407, Lengworth Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515. - Bottlers Vie For Ant40i-Trust Exemption . , . , WASHINGTON To judge by the newspaper the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust, drink lobbyists have already lined up an drafting a report which, sources day, will astonishing number of sponsors for the special probably oppose this model as well. ads and television commercials, Coke, Pepsi and monopoly and business right& some 7$ senators and 200 The lobbying campaign is aggressive, per- legislation Seven-Up are In a ho-4lde-bsrred battle for the WATCH ON WASTE: The four green-andby a million-dollar congressmen. soft-drink consumer's not.lo4mall change. But alatent and well-financed of blue buses the Department - BERRY'S WORLD WEDNESDAY,JUNE6 The Woman's Club of Sanford, installation l un cheon, noon, clubhouse, - Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overirook Drive. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Kiwanis, nnoon, Civic Center. Sanford OptimIst, 7:30- p.m., Holiday Inn. •Sanford Seranaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., - Civic Center. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. CHICAGO (UPI) A substitute teacher has been charged with a misdemeanor beca use of the unorthodox method he chose to rid himself of a disciplin e problem, po lice say. Ricardo Davenport, locked a problem pupil in schoolroom closet and Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Sanford Rotaract Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. him. The student got out nearly 24 hours later. Davenport, who teaches at the John P. Altgeld School on the Southwest to the Chicago Board of Education office today to face possible disciplinary action, officials said. Davenport disciplined Orlando Tillman, 10, by locking the fourth grader in a closet at 1:30 p.m. Friday. The boy was AM - - 'II Ii flI.1 Clampi we don't have to worry about injuring anything at discos." "Well, one thing - - — - - . -- -- - - : -"-n ., •. '-. - _' -•- - -•. - _. #v• -- • . — - ,P - - - - -- .---- q 11 _____ _____ _____ —1 . ' 4z __________ . • _______________ _____ ____ / •- _________ - ~ '. _____ _____ , . , ; , . 1 . I .1 . , ". - - - 4- - j~'! -11.I%` -4N -- -,• .r t - .':: - - LAKEFRONT The boy's mother, Mrs. Janice Tillman, said Orlando was tired and hungry but otherwise unharmed. s .-- -. Crews from the Sanford I'ubllc Works Department have been hus' recently dredging the unsightly weeds from the lakefront area across from city hail. The dirt and weeds in a 5a-by-loo-foot section along the levy have heeii accumulating for almost seven years, 8 department spokesman said. CLEANUP — -'. - - - ' • START LOSING WEIGHT TODAY -- - — G rubbs Elected VF W H ead - THURSDAY, JUNE 14 Storybook hour for children 4-8, Altamonte Springs Library and Cultural Center, 281 Maitland Ave., 10-11 a.m. - 1* 11 - -' - HOSPITAL NOTES rnnnitu ..._...J ,. Nettle M. Winton. Lenburg SIMINOLEMEMORIAI. JUNE 2,It" HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS JUNE 3, It" Sanford. ADMISSIONS MannII Brown $nford: Robert Campbell UrIes Dane Leopold N. Wolf Patty Jones Eddie Woods tyrne Noble Frederick Davis, Deltona Katherine Sthaer Cyrus W. Wdiefle Deltona Richard J. Potami, Altamonte Elda L. Nichols, Longwood ' Spg DISCHARGES Wt'man C. Huegel, Deltona Sanford: Agnes Smith, Doltom Betty I. McAllister Piwn D. Tills, Lake Mary Ole E. Rumney 1rmando Payai. Maitland Vida Lee Anderson, DeBary Cy?thia King, Orange City Bertha L. chaifant, DeBary BIRTHS Herman. Deltoesa cylhI King a boy, orange CityHarland John E. Schmelti, Deltona DISCHARGES Robert Branning, Ft. Myers Sanford: Daniel 0. Gilmartin, Lake Mary Linde L. Brown Sumner H. LUxefl, Longwood Rsiph Dunwoody - -s --' - • ' • energy (S EtIl1rl11(j))14rr "--.' Tom Grubbs, Pine Hills VFW Post 8152, was elect ed Cornmnander of District 18, State of Florida Veterans of Foreign Wars, for the year 1979.80 t their recent District Convention. District 18, consisting of Orange and Seminole counties, Is the largest in the State with over 4, members. (*her officers elected were: Owen Ball, Orange County Post 2093, Sr. Vice Commander; Herb Bates, A.E.M. Post 4287, Jr. Vice Comm ander; Mark Smith, Post 2093, Quartermaster; Donald Kuslak, Pod 5152, Judge Advocate; Joe Kloppenborg, Post 8207, Surgeon; Arthur Minard, Post 4287, Chaplain; and Trustees Bill Burns, Pod 10108, O.K. Crouse, Post 4287, and Jessie Wood, Post 4306. Grubbs stated that the VFW ideals of service to veterans, their families and the corn- -• - Begin with this amazing tiny tablet You'll eat less-tu,n food into burned-up instead of extra weight as you tOli)w the Plan Clinically pro,en etlecti,e the SUPIN OOSIMIX Reducing Plan will enable you tO IOSI pounds ar,d inches without getting nervous-o, money back you can start losing weight today with nCw IUP1I and See the difference in your mirror IOu owe it tO yourself Not , -, . 4-,04. o ~ been set at $5,000 but he later was released on his own recognizance. nM. — _fl____ •.. _Ma "The VFW and Its Ladies Auxiliary In Distrlci. 18 alone have contributed over tens of thousands of dollars to various community projects over the past year, yet the general public is unaware of our efforts," Grubbs said. "We will step up our community service programs, which include youth activities, Americanism, Safety and Drug Abuse, and the Voice of Democracy programs, just to name a few. By doing so, we hope to Increase community awareness of the VFW and its Ladles Auxiliary. We are men • - '. . • / j' ' . : • '' . ' .-. - -. " . -,. -:- - #—#- 00 W 4• '.' 4-' ow ,. - ,' - - - - - -- TOM GRUBBS and women who have served our country and are continuing to serve our community." In addition, Grubbs pledged that he would be a strong proponent for all necessary veteran's legislation, - are insensitive to the needs of billion dollars more to care for the veteran and his family. To our Nation's veteran s properly make things worse, the present and to carry out the programs administration is absolutely mnndiitd by Ci,nurps,q the _ -' -..D. irresponsible when it comes to President's budget reflects a the veteran and his needs. At decrease of 300 million dollars. the very time vast numbers of At the same time, an $18.5 World War II veterans are billion Increase was recomreaching that age when they mended for HEW." may need the facilities offered "We will be an active voice in by a VA hospital, the ad- our communities and in our ministration is striving to close Nation," Grubbs added. "We hospitals, cut down on bed don't think patriotism is oldallotments, stonewall new fashioned. We're proud to fly construction that has been our Flag and not wea r it. We approved, and denying the don't think It's corny to say '1 veterans when It comes to love America'. And we're not alloting the necessary funds to ashamed of our tears when adequately carry on the Taps Is sounded. We invite all programs of the VA. They do all overseas veterans to Join with this while giving away billions us, so that we may be heard of dollars to Panama along with loud and clear in Tallahassee the Canal, while paying billions and Washington." of dollars to the participants in Grubbs officially takes over the Middle East war, while at the close of the VFW State ineptly handling the Salt II Convention, June 24, in Daytona agreement, which could cost us Beach. more than lust lust money. _ _--__- a shame the way some representatives and benators In Tallahassee and Washington "Yet, when the Veteran's Administration asks for one OORiNti Jz HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? Your credit is good for $2,500 to $25,000 or more for any purpose! r.nu.'c.a. D er vical WU arrange Tin Man' Hospitalized - 4 -. - - - to (Qndin',n,um All Applicants May Be Higibk. Widows p.nuon.r. people with bad cr.d.t. rev unemployed E ven those ,eed by bank, or loon conWunios F.asy htrndrd Rt'paynirnt Trims Use pour coih for any purpoi. M.ckol biN, sWprOv.m.&$ -flew car — furn,turs — appl.oncsi Or pay off ,nOolmen — .ocot,on, — loon, Your one payment wil probably be Isu than the combined monthly poymenl you're ,nok,ng now yo,/ioon .,il be oppra,.d ,n 24 hours and 0_;1.1 In moi coe$. conphtedwir+vn3doy, Cal Pan American today and ui. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Jack Haley, best known for his portrayal as the Tin Man in his stroll down the yellow brick road with Judy Garland In"The Wizard of Oz," was in "guarded condition" in the coronary care unit at UCLA Medical Center. The 82-year-old actor who wanted a heart in the 1939 tHin epic collapsed in his Beverly Hills home Saturday evening and was rushed to the hospital after paramedics resuscitated him. Afamnily spokesman said he has suffered from a "clrculatorydisorder" for six months, but It was not known If the actor had suffered a heart attack. i000I up 525000 or more for any purpOts' II you own your own horn. or mobile horn, and lot you qualify Fast IA)an Approval. a ) , KEY LARGO, Fla. (UP!) previously undiscovered and to depths of about 60 feet. Now, some damage from some sort of Johnson Sea-Link submarine shipwrecks because of the Scientists in a mini-submarine readings indicated that five of for the first time, we know they pollution, during the initial exploration danger involved. T w o of the are exploring this week the them could be wooden-hulled extend into much deeper "Other than the dozens of Saturday. foundation's scientists died six wonders of a living decpwater ships dating as far back as the water," said Steve Jameson, lobster traps we've found "The fish scent to be really years ago when their Sea-Link coral reef discovered in March 17th Century when two Spanish operations officer for the scattered along the bottom, coming around us. I've got sub was trapped in wreckage of off the coast of the upper sailing fleets sank near the sanctuary, after exploring the these reels appear to be largely three big groupers in front of a sunken vessel off Key West. Florida Keys. Keys, officials said. reef by submarine Saturday. free of any man -made influen- me light now," lie said, as the 'nie foundation at that time The reef Is located 100-to-200 "In effect, that means that cc," Jones said. small vessel hovered at about established a policy of not infeet deep about 6"a miles off The government said it would the total area of coal reefs off 90 feet. not reveal the location of the "These reefs don't appear to north Key Largo. It was first the Florida coast could be twice The Sea-Link and its mother vestigating wrecks without discovered In a sonar survey of wrecks for fear of poachers. as large as we once thought," be quite as fancy as sonic of U-V Johnson are conduct- immediate backup rescue those in shallower water. ing a week of investigations the new Key Largo Marine They are located within the Jwiieson said. of capabilities. Sanctuary by the National boundaries of the 100-squareRobert Jones, science direc- There's less variety out here, the reef and later this week will Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad- mile sanctuary putting them tor for Harbor Branch, said the but things seem to be a lot collect coral samples and some ministration and the Harbor out of bounds for private reefs seemed to be in good bigger," lie said. fish. treasure hunters. Branch Foundation, general condition although harbor Branch said it had no Roger Clark, the FloridaThe sonar survey also re"It was generally thought there were a few small scat- based foundation's operations iiiunediate plans to explore the The hardest part of losing weight is getting Started New Extra-Strength SUPIS vealed six shipwrecks that the reefs only extended out tered white patches indicating director, piloted the four-man OO*Ii taken as directed can give your r Hot Houses will power that eztra push it may need to p e For 4f_ rs ____________ start losing *eight ~ __________________ - . at ~:', -, ". - - "fi, Scientists In Sub Explore Coral Reef Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. OES Seminole Chapter 3, 8 p.m., Sanford Masonic Temple. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn, 14 and 434 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Churchy, Casselberry. FRIDAY, JUNE 8 University of Central Florida commencement, 8 a.m., adjacent to administration building. Speaker Rep. Dick Batchelor. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 am., Jerry's Sanford Airpo rt. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona. 1. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood U, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Ch urch, SR 434 SATURDAY, JUNE 9 '1 . Sanford U Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cassetherry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. The Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber f O Commerce. Orange Blossom Chapter, National Federation of the Blind, 3 p.m., Apt. 23-B, Twin Lakes Apts., Monroe 'Avenue, Mai SUNDAY, JUNE 10 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole Group AA, 3 p.m., open speaker meeting, Halfway House 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. TUESDAY, JUNE 12 Suburban Republican Women's Club, 10 a.m., at The First FS&L, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Speaker Betty Smi th of Seminole Sheriff's Department on self defense and rape. Silent auction. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 White Elephant sale and auction, sponsored by Camelot Homemakers Assn., 11 a.m., 1532 Canterbury Circle, Casselberry. Proceeds to Charity. -' of Transportation Jerry Hogan of the Consumer Federation the cutthroat competition fizzles out completely slush fund raised by the soft drink association. uses to shuttle employees between office when the major bottlers come to Capitol Hill. Most of the effort has been conducted by a small America Is convinced that a lot of buildings in Washington have apparently of-. 1u Faced with the loss of their lucrative fran- army of bottling company executives who have sorship stems from lack of understanding. sure fended the aesthetic sensibilities of someone In chise system - which grants territorial traveled to Washington to lean on their they sat down with us for five minutes, I'm charge. Despite the fact that three of the buses monopolies to chosen bottlers-the $11.5 billion- congressmen. Part of their ammunition takes many of these congressmen would pull names from the co-sponsor list," he said. Hogan were bought only last year, all four will be &-year soft drinkindustry has mounted one ofthe the form of a massive mailing campaign. repainted white with red Identifying lettering One congressional aide said his boss had could be right. An aide to one of slickest lobbying operations Waahhigton has The according to a spokesman, Is to maki received nearly 100 form letters from employees Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-e., explained the the buses "more attractive and easier to see.ever seen. The Federal Trade Comniltilon ruled last of bottling companies. He said the bottlers presence of the senator's name of the list to our how expensive a ride the taxpayers are year that the franchise system violated antitrust themselves contacted the congressman's office reporter David Carpenter: "Frankly, we don't being taken for Is not yet known; bids for the know much about the bill, but It already had a lot laws, and the National Soft Drink Association repeatedly, and a couple even "started yelling pit job are still being solicited. of co-sponsors and I'*seemed Like a good way naturally appealed the ruling. But the us." The hard-sell operation also Includes an hour- mend some fences." manufacturers have been advised by their legal military brass hats take off in the small planes made available to them, About the only Chance of stopping the soda jetWhen experts that the chances of winning the appeal long slide show, glossy pamphlets with color they don't pictures and charts, and an individualized POP people, a senate aide told us, Is a strong always worry about empty seats. On a retit are remote. Thus, with the ardor of lionesses protecting brochure aimed at the particular congressional appeals court ruling upholding the FTC, Coupled people flight from Washington to Wright-Patterson Air their cube, the soda pop giants have joined forces target's pet cause the environment, minority with some fancy legislative footwork by Dayton, Ohio, the only pauengeñ House Judiciary subcommittee chairman Force base at to defend the exclusive franchises that add more employment, whatever. Force Secretary Antqn$ The big bottlers and their subsidiaries argue Peter Rodino, 1)-N.J. In 1976 itoilino succeeded Qiayes were Assistant Air than a nickel to every can or bottle of soft drink and an aide. Three seats were empty, bill that would have you buy. The total tab comes to more than $2 that dorens of 'mall bottlers would t wiped out indeTailing while three lesser Air Force personnel were left if the regional franchises are eliminated. But granted the soft drink Industry exemption billion a y. ground holding duty orders to WrIght. the They have turned to Congress for help, hoping these crocodile tears are unconvincing to many antitrust laws In their franchising system. But on Patterson. The Military Airlift Command told them small bottlers and consumer groups, who have two-thirds of the Congress weren't to get legislation passed that will us, "This seemed to be an unfortunate ad' Of from antitrust laws before the FTC ruling is begun a belated effort to block the exemption the legislation that tune, Footnote: The JiIce Department, which circumstances, and the Air Force regrets, upheld by the federal appeals court. Hearings on legislation. occurred." The three stranded airmen had to fly The prospect Is not bright, however. The soft tot exemption bills in previäus the special-Interest legislation open today before commercial at public expense. — L. t::'r. and is scheduled to appear in court J une 15. Bond had Side, was ordered to report Springs. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Ma ll Sears. THURSDAY, JUNE 7 DeRmis Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Senior Citizens Dance, 2p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. ,, j..ake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Point nuclear plant wearing a black hood and sheet. death," he said. "The black sI Protesters also marched in Clemson, S.C., but one of their leaders, West Virginia geology professor Ronald Bergman. chastised them for failing to practice what they preach. Bergman, who has lived in an adobe house without electricity for four years, said it makes no sense to demonstrate against nuclear energy, then go home and use electrical appliances. In Berwick, Pa., protesters released hcliuin1illed balloons to underscore the doss nwind drift of radioactive dust. Each balloon carried a lag asking the finder to return it to Pittsburgh with date and location noted. Worry over nuclear power was not restricted to Americans. In Spain, a young woman was shot in the head and killed and several others were wounded when police fired on an antinuclear power rally. About 1,000 demonstrators massed in downtown Tokyo then marched on the International Trade and Industry Ministry and headquarters of the Tokyo Electric Power Co., urging closure of al nuclear plants in Japan. i Davenport was charged with endangering the life of a child, a misdemeanor, - - - Brighton Park area youth Sgt. Charles C. Risoya said Daven port was distracted Friday because of the medical problems of one of his own children. "If he had intended to hurt Tillinan he wouldn't have done it that way," Rlsoya said. aonarentiv fnrnt nhniit - - - rescued Saturday by police searching the neighborhood. — - - - away. 'We're doing this for our children and we're doing this for the planet." A dozen people were arrested in a demonstration in Russellvile, Ark. One of them Pratt Renimel Jr., 32 is the grandson of the founder of Arkansas Power & light Co., which owns the reactor under protest. He said his grandfather's company "has turned into a corporate monster that threatens all of our lives." "I sincerely feel that Arkansas Nuclear One is an abomination," he said. "It is so dangerous to human life that I am uncomfortable being this close to it today." Police arrested 89 protesters when they crossed a barbedwire fence at a reactor in Marble Hill, In d., and 25 more were jailed in Moscow. Ohio, after a five-hour march and rally of about 1,000 people, many of whom wore Halloween monster masks. Foniwr Catholic priest and anti-Vietnam war activist Phillip Berrigan led more than 2,000 demonstrators in a rally at Perry, Ohio, but there were no arrests. In Miami, Michael Jacobs, 19, leader of Fort Lauderdale's Catfish Alliance, turned out to protest operatIon of the Turkeyl Teacher Charged After Loc king Child In C/oset Recovery, Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte - a wishes of writers who do not want their names Is print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to spice requlrenients. — — Seminole Group AA 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway 'House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Weight Watcher, 7p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry; 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. Free Blood Pressure Clinic, 24 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm Avenue Sanford. Sanford Senior CItizens, noon, Civic Center. Bag lunch - followed by business meeting and bingo at 1 p.m. — aide named Daniel Minchew who has now turned on his old bOSSSomebody In a position of public trust - Light, Sanford. — - Letters to the editor are welcomed for pvbIlc*uoL All letters must be signed, with mllIg address and, U possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the Family Planning Abroad 7 -q"si,:-1;_I __________ — TUESDAY, JUNES 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, South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & VIEWPOINT t United Press international Anti-nuclear-'kTnstrators chanted "Hell, no! We won't glow!" in New York, wore black 'death robes" in Miami and released fallout balloons in Berwick, Pa. They rallied in downtown Tokyo, clashed with police in Spain and wound up jamming jail cells in several states. About 600 demonstrators among them David Dellinger and ex-Yippie leader Jerry Rubin of the "Chicago Seven" trial were arrested in New York at the site of a reactor under construction. The arrests were made when the protesters undeterred by heavy rain draped jackets and blankets over barbed wire atop a 12-foot fence, scaled it and dropped into the arms of waiting police. Young mothers handed their babies over the fence to officers, then climbed over to be led away and booked for trespassing. Police in Louisa, Va., arrested 120 demonstrators when they marched on Virginia Electric & Power Co.'s North Anna nuclear plant. "We're not doing this for us," said one woman as police led her Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society, 7:30 p.m., SCC Telecommunications Building, Sanford Airport. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes board meeting, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, 436, Altamonte Springs. - Monday, June 4. 1979—S Anti-u N clear Protests Held Worldwide 04 M Free blood pressure clinic, 7-8 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Church, Winter Springs. - ANGLE-WALTERS . ' . I Sadat The fabric of peace, so lustrous at Camp David, seems to unravel in the simmering heat of the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat remain far apart in their interpretations of the treaty coaxed by President Carter. Begin defends the Jewish settlements In the occupied area as essential to the defense of his countrymen against the "crude army" of the Palestinian Liberation Organization. He has rejected the notion of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip and insists that Israel will retain sovereignty beyond the scheduled transitional period specified in the treaty. But that may not be the greatest peril threatening survival of the peace treaty. Sadat has been isolated from his Arab neighbors, resentful of his drive for a separate peace with Israel and scornful of his hope that Begin will become more flexible. Saudi Arabia, Egypt's principal financial supporter since Sadat ordered Russian "advisors" home, has Indicated it may renege on a pledge to pay for a half-billion dollars in fighter planes ordered from the United States. T... L. L_I . £L. in desperation, uepvrtniu, '...1L UUUL Has LUfflU again w we United States for financial assistance. President Carter is understandably reluctant to go further out on an Egyptian-aid limb, But he is sending his new special ambassador for Mideast negotiations, Robert Strauss, to the troubled area. The dangerous trends are unlikely to be reversed soon. Strauss will need all his skills to keep the peace process in motion. An indication of the extent of Middle East turmoil is the paradox of Begin in the role of Sadat's best friend. "We should like to help President Sadat as much as we can," he said. The West Bank and Gaza would be a good place to start, If Florida State University, warns that many laymen commit mistakes that could be costly or result in legal difficulties. Ambiguous language, he warns, can sometimes result In the will writer falling to accomplish what he or she intends to accomplish. For example, he said, the word "children" is often used when "lineal for legal purposes. %'r descendant The latter would include grandchildren If your children died before you, but the term "children" would not, he points out. How much does a person save by drawing up his own will rather than hiring a lawyer? Powell said the cost for legal services runs from about $60 to enforcement officials were successful in recovering only about $19,700,000 worth of the missing property. Stolen vehicles accounted for about a third of the property taken. There are more than 2,800 vehicles stolen from Florida motorists each month, with about half of them being recovered, the Department M li'7(ucle thefts occur owner's home. EveningH Hundreds Arrested, One Killed 'CALENDAR am 4. pou'bo'ro.sngpo..ro,o homeowner A (hS(k for you' ,, f -~A, _.J 0 . 6 wo4t.ng Pan American Financial Services, Inc. Licensed Mae tgog.5,oli.r 1301 S Church Svste 202 To", FIor4a 33609 whenever you live, CALL TOLL FREE i- • d. 14 , - 1-800-835-2246 Operotori on duty 24 houri a . -' _____________ ______ 4 �~vening Herald, Sanford, F I. ___ 1 SPORTS 6A-Evening Herad, Sanford, Fl. 101101 Monday, June 4,179 1. - Alt amonte Springs .11 Little Leagu eI ____ ____ - . I Sparks - - ___________ m . - . ________ The dust is clearing in the minor league crown with a 13-5 each. Gene Letterin Co. around an AAA playoff game at week Altamonte Springs Little victory DeLoach's Meat The minor league all-star 5 p.m. and a senior league defeatedDeckerftoyals,17-7,to League. Market as Mike Pinches and game Is scheduled Wednesday playoff between the Ph.ils and lock up a tie for second place In Farr Insurance trimmed Sandy Hovis combined for a night at 6 p.m. S, i-A", Hagan Homes, 2-0, on Mark five-hitter and Robby Stoner Tonight's action centers In another key game last Whittlngton's one-hitter to wrap and Pinches had three hits up the second half major league COSIA BOATS HAGAN HOMES FARR FARR AS P H AS R H DELOACH'S AS P H DECKERS championship, then Farr LETTERIO DECKER AS P H 3 • Vang.rgrlll 113 AS P H Al N H Singleton Hovls AS P H 30i AS N H Vand.rgrltt 401 30I ROWS bounced back with a 3-2 win Stoner II i 3 00 M.Cl5$I.Iy II 3 5i1i 3 0I Jackson 4 0 2 Brown 4 2 2 S.ld.I Rowe 12 0 Brubaker 30 S Fr,vcenet Brock 2I1 ; Atkinson 0oIm0,I 3 • • i.tterio 3 2 1 Urbach 0 I S against first-half champ Pinckes Jabloflikl 203 22 3 2 0 Conway 0 0 0 R. Shaker Nun 4 3 Lassalc 3 05 231 Mtli Shaker I I 5 F,•YC*1I.I 2 0 I Hill 2 0 0 HutsilI 20S 100 Decker Royals in the opener OwaId 3 3 3 OIman 303 wall $22 Chasey I i 1 HeRon Conway 2 I I 20S 4 I 0 Furlong i o 2 0 0 Oswald Tomlin ChalSy 20I 2% I Hill Fowl,, S I I Oltore a best-of-thtee series Hutsill Steve YapkowItz I 00 Knorp 4 I I Sellars 20I 20 Beaty 2 0 0 S. Shaker 21 I Ambrose 0 2 0 Brubaker Oswald 3 0 I Orate ISI 300 2 0 0 Jablonski 4 S 0 Campbell Mobley 3 12 Cason 300 Hutse ll hits. 4 2 2 Shaker Fox Turn,, 1 0 0 Urback 0 0S i 0 0 2 0 0 Turner Atchley 1 S 0 Farber 3 0• 4 I 3 Draz.n Russell 4 • S Thurman Knorp 2 0 0 Burdi The second game the series Matthews ForsPisy I00 ' o wtilflmnqton 2 0 0 31 I Totals 1 I00 palm,, 1 0 S Faukner Whittington Felker Smith 212 is set Tuesday at 6 p.m. A third Lawson Cook Smith 21 2 7 Totals 0 o0 0 o Dabney Totals 23 25 Totals II 1714 Totals 231 6 Totals 2334 . i so Farbel 000 game, if needed, will be played Mills 20 5 S 20 1313 Totals Totals Thursday at 6 o'clock. . Hagan Homes 301 6)1-I) Farr Insurance 102 000-3 Letterlo 220 0I(1I)-17 Cable Boats 000 000-4 W 411-1 Decker Cobia Boats claimed the DoLoac 's No 104--i Farr insurance W 02N-2 100 040' - 5 Decken Royals - : . S . • over I ."', "L. -~ i-,.. 0.,. I . . . . , , - ' _ I . I " ~ I . - '' - I t. t!: ' - - ' ______ ..; ..' - - ... o •. - . . -• .' . -, - - ~ -&,! ,; , , o • - scattered five of • _________ _ ________ _____ ______ __________ __________________ - . .. I' I. i. . - - , I )\ - -,,) Members of the Paola Little Major League all-star team named today, with the post-season consisting repeaters and three standouts who made the dream squad the third straight season. , .P.; ,~ I . Parade \ I Minnesota ,. I - .. 1 0 Texas Griffin Construction's Joseph Murkey, Pamar Inc,'s James Hersey and Twelve the third year Oaks' Eric Dearborn are Homer To Win Case? but from the latest action taken by the arbitrator in the Bob Homer case, it looks to me as if he's about to rule in favor of last National League Rookie of the Year In that flvemonthH salary struggle with the Atlanta Braves, Raymond Goetz, the arbitrator, has sent his sealed decision year's to anyone until each side has a chance have one final say In the matter, The Braves have made their case and so has Homer. What more can either possibly add that hasn't already been said? The impression I get is that Goetz actually is giving the Braves last opportunity to offer evidence why he shouldn't reach the decision against them he already has. Goetz was faced with one of three decisions. He could rule Homer has to accept the $100,000 the Braves are willing to pay him and that the 21-year-old third baseman is contractually tied to them. That would be a clearcut the Braves although it's debatable how much material victory benefit there Is to having an unhappy player on your hands. Homer would Uke nothing better than to be declared a free to one for DIE basiettall's instant millionaires. But even If Goetz comes up with a compromise decision, ruling the Braves still have title to Horner but must pay him $146,000 this year because the bonus they gave him last June has to be considered part of his salary, Atlanta owner Ted Turner ack as B out of retirement and signing on with North him ha I hear, Nyrop quite likely will, Stars next season and about coining from w t along with former Detroit defenseman Reed Larson, who left the Red Wings and became a free agent a few days aao... The most articulate and knowledgable ballplayers I've ever been Waite Hoyt, Don Drysdale and Tony heard on television have Kubek and if I had to pick one for the future, it would have to be Reggie Jackson. Sidelined with a pulled leg muscle, Jackson went up to the broadcast booth to work Sunday's Yankees-White Sox contest with Phil Rizzuto, Frank Messer and Bill White, and he handled the mike with such shleer artistry, you'd have thought he was born In front of it. Everything he said made sense, and even T ,, , stailtled. Recovering quickly. though, he answered, "I think , ;. - " 2' Griffin must win tonight or -. ' JI .______ . ,a,. - - .1 . I and DittTwelve Oaks was " Architectural stands 19 In Saturday's games, Pamar Inc. surprised Griffin with a 4-2 I i~, I ~ i . ..t .; I ; 4 I . I III to 0 q. I ,~,a , ,,,., , '4111 Ir a 0 0 0 0 a' ~ 0 0 % ____ t • -. S ' ';' ." r - 'I • I ...,I __ 4 .1 , I . - 0, . *-_7 % I ther she di gave .. :: Murray 'retail 201 11- fisherman of the month. Hieronimus caught 9$ bass, the largest weighing six and one-quarter pounds, 3: during the month of May. I 25 I La"Ws 23 4 4 2 281119 A. Hersey Dodgal 341 Mello 11: Mvrkey Is mccalskill I1: Finley Smith I 5 Griffin 5l 35 3 Totals ISI I I ., . * "I 301 is I . 255 _ *• • -- - DINOI P12 AS N H Al N H seems McWilliams 2 3 I Hosloy Imes Henley - " - . 1. 3 11 , ;itt~ . . _____________________ ELMONT I I I j u!u? r-.--.-.-_-_- ' , 317 li-la Cauthen Seeks 4~ racing clr'ssic. Cauthen had the choice of Craca val and Two of Diamonds from Barry Hills' stable but 310 890 01111wo Host 0 decided to stick with the mWint '/ . 70 fcONO 'Af! - #6 04' 5FZ stokes 3 55 O'Owmne 3 5 I Clem SI S Pii'd I IS Never Heicemb Totals 27 :: ftedem Sc&rbwn . 411 1`16111141111 Caucti I Totals - ''. 35 - . . : Cardsnas Tetals : 425 lurR* kill o 31 49 DI NH $ 3 13 J. saws 41 1 I 0 8 6~ I I :: IIISSW 2 5 5 Hainan IS$ IIs 65 Il-IS US b-Il SIedeCys1er IIyBIAMC Andrews I Is * s 5H,ft 35 Templtn, St.L Cromrtie, Mill 45 190 61 .321 47194 62 .320 H PCI. 49 190 73 .364 Smelly, Mm Sochle, Sea 50 176 63.3S8 Kemp' D el Banistr. Chi I 43160 $6 350 4 1 4 51.333 Parrish, Del Oils, KC A6 165 SS.333 43 156 52 .333 41180 59.328 Remy, Bos Singlton, Sal 49210 65.324 5) 162 59.324 I MCKalvey ""W Turner 3 so liPs. 0.Cllppard Isj ___ IS I I I I SI 2 M.rt_kam mfl5y Dean -.-,.a5W5 - - N. Or*aødo Feeds KC 41; Bochte, Sea 40, Cooper, MU 39 I 3 11 Stolen Bases i .- Ill sii 'r Lezas Texas Rangers first baseman Mike Jorgensen was listed in fair but stable condition Sunday in Arlington Memorial Holta1. He had transferred to the intensive care unit Saturday, suffering from fluid around the brain after being hit on his batting helmet by pitch from Andy Hauler six days ago. 0 1 - National League - Moreno, Pitt 21; Scott. St.L IS; Tavera$, NY 1*; North, SF 15; CabeIl, Lops. LA and Mazzilli, NY 14. American League - LeFiore, Del 26; Wilson, KC and Crux, I 17 i...i ationtC hing al g ue t05 Nlekro. chasing down a fly ball in the ninth inning and was amined by the Yankees' team physican, Dr. John Bonamo, who dugnosed the injury as a tear of the fiber in Um lower pW of the calfwtiereitjolnsthe.Actullles tendon. - ..,.......,.ã-,-.-. AMR ALIV L_ 'I SUNSHINE STATE . __1) J - - -- I I WE DO PROFESSIONAL WORK. 9 WE DO ONLY THE WORK YOU WE RETURN WORN-OUT A ERVICi P WARRANTY NATIONWIDE.- PROTECT t MOVING PARTS ne Lube $4I lJj 6i:p thaf fI'CI - year with the 3,00 first-prize . ou shwt 61 ou EIectfOrflCO 0940, I _ tournament. I don't know what !j il ystems Install rOtOf Ad ust car- an al/cs W • Set (Iwell and timinq buretor I, VW and iqttru I ' wouldhavehappened if I hadn't s ' . 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Diakr -_ -_ . . -.' -I-_ -_ Jim Hemphill, Manager • '_.'AkI_ k SANFORD -_ --_ - 555 W. First Street Mon.-Fri.B.6.St.R.c 322.2821 -_I _ -- I P' :'' - - _ FLORIDA"" SERVICE STORES . IItQ loss to the Chicago White Sox. over seven innings. Itamugel'S 4, Orioles 2: Left fielder John Grubb, hitting in his 16th straight gmtie, belted his seventh home STARTS INSURE QUICK who tripled his earnings for the r- leg during Saturday night's 74 grand slant of the year and Mike Parrott scattered four hits -- I I I I round," said McGee, On Injury List - capitalized oil 13 walks and four wild pitches for its victory. Mariners 10. Blue Jays 5: Dan Meyer hit ins second - e Placed KIL'W VflPI( IItPli ISLAT i'ii I1UI&(I GOO 'YEAR k I Jackson injured the leg Hov, ISS *1 3 7 SI * 5151-I Coffey Pissla W Dens Skis .IV.5M .. .,...I.....,,I UIIU hlllL '. P-7 :_ wi,,.,... Sea 23; Otis, KC 19; Wills, Tex 55 5• to 3.60 2.00 6SIopstick 2.40 0112-311 19.40, P112-311 $3.50, T(2-34) . .- -_-. 74.0.. A"endance 3,225i Handle $232,201. New York Yankees Sunday Murphy, AM Schmidt, Phil and placed Reggie Jacksoin an thie Hernandez, St.L 15-day disabled list after the 45; Porter, outfielder tore a muscle in his C61 54; Lynn, 506 ms lekrmann 141.30. T(3-2-4) Fair, Stable ADS U itt d A 64"I I \ ~7.~T!~M: 4111110' ol;.*'i~WAjAX-Z _.AL lead at 16-under-par. 7 ' $11u"blu" ci.,.. SI tile V:anka'.'c .. .- .. . I I 1 Chi 41; Winfield, SD 43. Foster, LA Cm Garvey, 37; 41; 15$ 155 VRoirs : :.Totsls Nsqse 1 and. Cooper, bill 11. Runs Batted &J-.,---. I ,,.,,un., Ul run of the )-ear and scored three runs to spark the Ravigers. • 1 for a bogey and McGee sank a 12-foot putt to take a two-stroke I Target Irene 2.10 0(74) 2* 00 PU-I) 10300 T(741) ' 132.80. ' 1 Reggie gleton, Belt and Lynn, Sos 14; Thomas, Mil 12; Saylor, Ca '$ III 355 DIvita Kingman, Phil 16; : 131 IN 5-4 SIS IN s-a ''Wick Nvltsr - Totals - - 40202 67.332 National Chi 19; Schmidt, S S I AlIen 1 II I I I Abor"My I I , n 2 2 lksitfsa* I I I ailleaked a 62 v-.-.-• .. Ii - Cal$ey • $ g Tempesta $ I S 3 1S I S Mellias 3711$ , TeSaI Hendrck, St.L Pit Home Runs :4 IS '" 3 1 0 McCallis j•1CeeØsll 23 I $ MotIfs_en Odorn $12 Leadresa 47 161 54.32S Moreno, 1 3 I Pry 311 ass Nitw.an 4 I S HiflidSy J7 low 47 .41459 American League is* Niews $ Cur - 45 IS Knapp $4 416 1 423 45 T(544) 3 Gold Coast Max I—— - c1_5 : - 1 .__Z1 "The 61 was a one in a lifetime when he hit a poor bunker shot First race 44 IM 56 "'t r 1 IN 1-4 --- - ----------- ,,_. - . - - * 00~8 ress nacng 61, 11 It " -k -I W, 1 were tied again entering the final round at 12-wider-par. 7-40 3-40 2.60 - inan Munson from second base with t%vt) out Ill tile 11th to life AUTO SIF14VICE CENTIL11 .. I 61 Thursday put McGee In front Pate helped McGee's cause 11th race TA 3-16 Time 71M'S1peedRapId 74.10 7.20 3.40 S Rosy Romy 4.00 2.60 SEMINOLE Saturday night I Murphy, All ,- . Foster, Cin SEMINOLE a I 1 Hansen 4$I a I I Bill - Winfield,SD - . .- I Glover U , AMFlIM • Bradley 11:: Raceway I - 3 I I Gardner Zuber $ 321 MIIIIW 21 W I t S 413 McArdlo 4 11 Darvs Ingram aI FiatSirty 3 Plsaunt 41 4 0 A B N Pct. . 0(23) A-3.097: Handle $205,146. Batting (based on 12$ at bats) Nation al League TUPPERWARE 2 Echo WO Boos Marshall. "When the guys who are paid to hit don't, it's always going to be a long day." In other games, Cleveland topped California, 5-3, the New York Yankees nipped the C'hicago %VWte Sox, 3-2, in 11 Jim ers 1 7.10 4.00 2.60 1,51*. Time 31.31 6.20 2.80 Max's 4) 333.00. Major L4149100 Leaders BY United Press International "I Il- 3 144 PeteAieiio 4.00 e"ntaln smiles 01154) 26.40, P(S-6) * Tw*lfthgam* 10.00 5.20 3.40 148.00. 60scar-Sarduy 2 pamon.Badioia 4 Sara -Gondra eaders I2 s IS 25 20 - to will." sa~id Oakland Manager won." Ninth race, D, 7.16, Time 45.62 5) 237.00. L N. OaL. pOODS "SD REALTY DON'S 1HOi Al N H COFFEY PHOTO AS St N no" Bel fo~- 3 "fro" Al N H 4 Nrlp 51$ 3$-Il legin 1 R,CIIIIe,d 4 1 1 3g Ov.rstresI 4 I 436 ltUtfe KNIGHT. - ................................................. -' st TROPIC BANK AS R " ROTARY 416 P""ll 42 1 ProaBipare 316 Lane 33 1 Desilvie 301 jemun ill H $WM -YIWS,$feS II '• - - 1 S I Raymond II - taui. MCEIlly TillS Totals --_.._,_.,-.-:--,-"- -- -- 55 I? 1 6 me"lle Service AS Froommins LaPaills Parrish a STUFF Vickery he £ 'de to victory In the 2,000 Gintta classic. CraIg Melmick Lee Gi',se.doI S I s~ 2 I • Pvrv$$ 2 5 Fell 11 5 Maul 331 arm , ill, I "C" Yolithillilfte I I I RoselawleU It Totals sewArtwo 0 If Totals I : Totals 22 is I - - - Cofsma. Iryoni N.sr YFIR. I of I4 5 55 nevees 1 5 5 Nnlp It 1 I laail or.ct-s. 7'/iY f'RIt k 4 11 I I I Lvedip" I I I F"romm I? Anderson ARIf AW) V IFCOAfE SWIM • 3 0 a Within 3 16 Thomas 3 S S Neysum I S S Ieys.m Greenstein Kompton ix 111101404 Caw$ 0 Is Phirce JacemMII QWR 11 3 3 Totals Maddox All 4 H AD RH ROYAL AMC 755411 I 14 VOUNOSTON Al N N 1 31 S. BIWSnI IN em t-.s le*41R Adams I 1dlIm ^,pr$Z1r IN VW qor Totals JACKSON METAL Oraavllle "lie! at" Totals American teen-age jockey Steve Cauthen will r Tap Wood In next Wednesday's ::: cowman 22I NACIWAY 1IIl III Ceffey McNamera 2 55 Hemphill . iSI 25 2 11 11 OIII 3 S I Rroornflild :: Dorset, MCKodkille .1 : 25 1 J.nalns I S S MCCSO1flICk I S I ChilOers NELSON. ProcessMadiiiwry Dine's Piva - '_ I Pompol itm Totals $ 22 f '.L _J '---• . Goraxam Lamy 3 Palf" 31 14 7 - - I ' .. - 40 3 ' S 15 T:vbsnsi, I I I Fla" 3 1 1 Dial 3 I I * Il O'lsn iav I SI IlOaks PROCESS MACHINERY Frew :: :: r II 3 4 SmIth @I* 1#2.- 1 Browning Forms I L • II 3 Va sera Eleventhgame G(I-7) 39.00; P(I-1) 116.40; T117.1- San Fran at St. Louis, night I I I Sawlelle Eighth race, A, 5.16, Time 3i.2s 2.10 .20 6.w Lola Whiz 6 B. Ginger 3.40 401113-111 2)60, P($3) $1.10. T(L34) 6) $96.10. STraniOlano Los Ang at Plttsbgh, night Gold" 360 6 I Vacandl-Diagiall Tuesday's Gam" San Diego at Chicago DATNO I , .0 I "-s,,' 12 OAKS I I I To" 0 lie 11 10 7 Santl Phila at Houston, night 3 mlfll I III 111-4 $55-1 McCaskill 3 1 0 '-'fl .kSW$Ct I Al N H CAM1OROUND Mk. Hibbard MI. Hibbard g:Deatiir?83 McCaskill $divmsclir 3I1 •s II e , --Nm--Nm.~ Al N H III I IF 46 a 11111111 Mi. Hibbard I I I 3 6 I Martel lid 3 1 6 Evans Cvrry 1 2 1 Get"$ Calle ., lAwlity, : 4 6 3 Hux i a e Prosey lIrte 2 , dlwerti 111111$ 2 I 5 $mltls Mon$omeo-y S e e Stever sonlIs •,. GOING FOR A SLAM 211-12 FAMAN p Montreal at Atlanta, night . Now York at Cincl, night MAGNOLIA 6.20 8: 05 6 Said-Olano Philadelphia (Christenson 0-2) ADAMS AUIU .20 7600. 10.10 6.20 3 3 Ramon-Sarduy at Houston (Niemann 1-0), 0:35 Metal clobbered Sobik's, 17-2, SMITH Al N H INSURANCE K's Queen i3c*6.00 i.2o 2.4o 4.20 2 Stater Trot,h. 3.80 0(2-I) 46.10: PUS) 139.50: 142*Thanks 0112-7) 11044, 12117-2) 26.70, T(I-2-5) Tenthgame 4 Mutilla-Gondra 4.4) at Cincinnati (Seaver 2-4) Seminole Harness Raceway as Robert Rith pitched a one- Houghton Joyce (swan t ~ ,_,~1, , ~_, ,~; "" ~ of the pack but he sliped to a 74 Friday and fell to second place behind Craig Stadler. They - S Gondra (Lee S-2) at Atlanta Parri.sh hit his sixth homer ot the year in the seventh off John llenr) "Johnson pitched well enough W1 11 1: Royals 6, Brew Mart l'attm yielded only -- A course reord 11-under-par nn,tft race, .i-L Time 30.43 940 5.00 iS... (.f.h..,.I *1 )SI%. & l&l%.L 0..,.. Sl Ill ISIU 555th 511111 Francisco 1; St. I,ouis 6, Los Angeles 4: Pittsburgh 7, San Diego 0: the New York Mets 9 ), Atlanta i; ailti Montreal 4. Philadelphia split .I double-header with Cincinnati, winning it game, 64, and dropping the nightcap, 12-2. Indians 5. Angels 3: Mike Paxton. 4-2, pitched a five-hitter through eight innings, gaining his first victory since May 17. Yankees 3, White Sox 2: White singled in Thurn y played a rod round 293.00. 14.00 620 3.40 Vs. A's J inx Up sixth straight. its 00? lsaid 4.60 Ninth Snl;LShe(l first-place Orioles. 'We have been going izood." . Moss %luen luiered M ilwaukee, b-I, Seattle 16th and 17th holes to pull ahead of Pate. I 2 Echaniz 8 SaId (Brlzzolara 1-0), 7:35 p.m. claimed victory In a tight pit- Process Machinery zipped p MILUX TUNE-UP BROWNING Al N H FORMS White AS R H 413 Lewis 1141111 11 J. LICO SclWnIt its 4 3'z Powell n Kayser McFsdftn I I I 4. Montreal S night York 3JP,i'sMitee 15.60 B.20 11.20 day -- to lead an 18-hit attack and Tom liume pitched eight Astros 5, Expos 4: Joe Niekro won his seventh shutout innings to lift the Reds came back with a pair of xparklir* birdie putts on the 300 rare . r 6.00 1 Gold Coast Ruth 4.80 S.40 5.20 2 Hernan-Echanit A G.R. Joan 10.20 6.00 011,11-3) 64.00; P(4-511 242-70; T(4-53 Cotton Review 2) 741.40. 7-40 1 471 90, IC 1-4 usOBe Broomfield had 3-for-4 as Datro got three-hit pitching and New 40 P(7-4) 14430: T1174. £.0 George Foster hit two home runs - giving him three for the Innings, Boslon trounced Minnesota, 8-2, Kansas City haiui- take a one-stroke lead. But he 8) 192.00. Sth race, A, 5-16, Time 31.06 6 Todd Oliver 10.60 1.00 7.20 4ZubI.Goiri Pittsburgh CD, Robinson 4.3 or h e Overstreet Forms drove in the wiming throttled Browning , 16. Don's Shoes a 3. six hits $Sneoked By Eighthgame (All Times EDT) .1 4.00 2.80 4 Zubi-Arriefis 3 0(4-7) 3.50 '' 4th race, C. 5-16, Time 31.52 5 Sunflower Honda 13.80 8.00 4.20 Seventh some oday's Games being named Sanford Bait and Tackle Shop's :ii, 2Carasa-Diagall 5.40 10.00 0(35) 131 60 'P 531273 , I) 1151.20. - ' 012-6) 3860: P(6-2) 113.10i 1( 6- 2 Chicago 2, San Francisco I St. Louis 6, Los Angeles 4 New York 9, Atlanta 4. night Bill Illeronimus flashes his trophy and prize from Chrysler-Playmouth two-hit defeated Nelson-Youngson, 12- hItter. SUNSHINE TV DITTMI* As III H AS R H il,2 Houston 2, Montreal I Sunday's Results Phila 6, Cincinnati 4, Ist Cincinnati 12, Phiia 2, 2nd Montreal - 6 Los Angeles (Sutcliffe 5-3) at Knight, Orr & Co. stopped Orlando Foods. MONTH 5½ 26 29 .473 2S 31 ."6 6 13 Atlanta 7, New York 6 Houston • Sixth game San Francisco 6, ChIca • - ' 9 - Willie Montanez and John Stearns drove in three runs apiece to highlight a 15-hit attack and Pat Zachrv and Skip lAckwoxI combined on a sixhitter to pace New York over :tlanta. I ,s,' l'hIllit's &-2, Reds 4.12: Iai ...... 115% Will hiis first-ever victory over the A's. 1,ancto- Parrish hit his sixth homer and Mark Wagner had a sacrifice fly to help Rozenia, who is rebounding from arm trouble at a perfect time. It was the Tigers' eighth triumph in the the last nine gaines and it put them in the iuuiddle of the East Division race, two games over .5W and five ga.ines behind the wondering what took nic so long." McGee almost let the victory slip away from him after former U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate birdied the 10th hole to 16.40 11.00 7.60 3 S.G.'s Sue Lue I Duke Axe ..c..._.. cu... s.:. ' i ......,h. ..... ii Ii', UIiII, h'U '.UI UJI..L gave iUIVI Columbus, Ohio, professional who occasionally gives Jack 230 $ Alma Arden 4.20 ,. 1.1. h I$UII5.. UI IU Garry Templeton Breaks --------- 314.40. 3rd race,0, 3-4. Time U.64 11.60 7.00 III a 10.00 4.20 il e ...,, t"- 8, T%lflS 2 golf stance Sunday McGee shot SLIId Manager Lies Butch Hobson lut ,I two-run a A-"ndar. r AR in win tho you get good pitching, finiel.-, bounced Toronto, 10-5. and hitting and solid defense you Texas tripped Baltimore, 42 huoiuier and Ste't. Renko 42 Kemper Open in the tour III the National League, it was and Bill Campbell conibined on oing to Will some gatiles. nament's final appearance in I'm more than satisfied lttl the Chicago tubs 2 "S1lil se',i. n hitter for thut Red 'so' Charlotte "I just hope that one day you folks can be as happy as I am right now," said the dimunitive McGee "I am totally tinted" "I can't say enough for Jack 3.00 2-80 6 K's Hyden I) 320. pitch a three-hitter and Paul Carpets, IM; Smith Imurance Swim &Stuff, 12-11; Marc Slade Ch.rp.nIM IA! 4.20 7 Egana Gondra 29 23 :8 26 28 .481 '-'.-•l A LUIIIIUIIIUUVU 0(24)24 40 PO'I) 214 60, T(3- I) 281.40. Fifth game 3 Oscar-wally 9.60 8.00 4.00 Saturday's Results k 4 Let It R Ide 2', Q(S 8) 4*40 P(S-I) 230 10; 1(5-S 3 Carry Doc W L Pct. OB I sara.Enrique 00-7) 32 23 .582 - San Diego In other games last weekend: ching duel, 2-1, over North Dino's Pizza, 14-6; and Jackson i IUVIJ'IIW . H arrell ;I Tupperware, 6-4, Joey Mohr batters in the five-Inning game, and 9. n Mullins cornglned to Tropic Bank edged Reliable ograp hitter with David Rowland 3 2 1 Huh defeated Inter-scholastic sports campaign. in the bottom of theseventhJoey Janego gave 2 triumph over Richard Coffey inning and H & D Realty and fanned 14 batters as Herald photo by Tom Netsel 21 26 ."? YkIz IS 29 .383 101,2 Los n as he drove in Landcleving stopped Magnolla squeezed past Adam Auto rs with the , Service Corp., 11-3; Byron Parts, 5-3; Milex Tuneup sevenui to give game, Chicago New York , 4.2; Rotary 10, as pitchers David Jordan Ws.0 Sunshine TV tripped Dittmer, 124, on Shawn Briel's fourtripling ' I 5.00 2 Victor-Badiola 78 23 549 Houston struggling Jerry McGee a 520 Fourthgame 27 19 387 1 CIflCI S an Fran CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) Jack Grout's stock as a golf teacher went up considerably Sunday. 1201f.112 r) it ) 4*930 St. Louis ,I;! And last weekend it 4., wjflflflcJ GRIFFIN - 6 Enr Ique West 1! ~ home runs for the winners who wrapped up an Un. Baseball League -. I - DArOIABrA h H Third game Saturday 15.00 6.60 18.10 1st race, C,S-1*, Time 31,S 6.20 5.10 2 Bon Son Hurry 20.60 5.20 5.00 IGondra 4 Trani Phiia asan Don's Shoes -',,!4 .: Raymond o Frederick Pringle looks over a pitch from Hopper en ary S ra Fred eric k last weekend in a all game won by Midway Elementary, 7-5. Larry Byrd, Jasper Carter and Darrell Hopkins hit s S oes Keep Walking ck From With Key D four-hitter. use day's I % `1111 I 14-3, as Anton Massey hurled a Pamar Griffin - ,-- - Wi ns Open 5) SS4.00i DD1111-11) 141.50. National League East . . - 41. . - r, -9 0 0, . J* " ' 4 1% • . ,~ ' - iel Oaks ho bed Griffin Totals ------- SVictor Arca Oakland 5.00 3.40 2.60 A"andanCe 2A06; Handle 6137,6". 660 4 10 ,.,,,,,, Angeles. "They've been kind of it juix our season to Ws point." John \Vockciifuss and Aurelio team for tue." the Detroit Tiger i-ight-tutnder admitted Sunday, Rodriguez singled and Wagner flinch at McGee ' Fernan S I..-..,._ i" added an insurance run with a 3:10.1. 4.40 -...... 1 0.40 3.60 2.60 Q(2-5) 33-40; T42-548) 313.20i Time 5.20 3.80 I Victor-Fernan Toronto at Calif, night Cleve at Oakland, night 4... WINNER SOFTBALL ____' of James Hersey, fanned and added twot' hits ea Allen .' '.1 ' -,: - . . "I "2 ' . MIDWAY " -1 three-way tie along with Sun shine TV and Pamar Inc. Griffin presently stands 7-2, II ..n I .. ..,, . . 1. a!~ 1611 ..~,O iq) . V the second NIX! will result in a Heed v- 2Galdos-Gerardo .I!t(1 .SIIIg'sI a won't 10.20 7.90 2 Song Wave 2.00 ISaratoga Danny 0(2-7) ".60; 1(7-2-I) 434.60: 'sims 2:06.4. Tenth race 1.00 3.60 3.20 2Mlghty Ken 11.20 5.00 Tordell 3.00 8 Bristles 9.60 S.80 3.40 1 Trani-Diaga 11 IflflhIII 'fPt double down the left field line longball barrage as the Pirates in Dave Rozema the thrnwht f fin any more. 9.20 5.20 3.40 7 Steady Pat DAYTONA BEACH Saturday night Flrstgame nhiii nT i ttl 'COnd-gaine victory ,Ind .I Lormcutive game to become (Iouble-header split. Bud liar- the NLs first eight-game relson singled hoine the tie- winner ,Ind Rafael Landestoy breaking run in the ninth inning singled i the deciding run in once By United Press International Ninth race Jul I '.s'".'"r' - "' tk Vuckoihst louts sw ept "It's lifetime on that kind of play," Garner one of three Pirate solo homers situation," Kison said Sunday said. He said he moved that in the third. Omar Moreno and after firing 7 2.3 no-hit innings step because he thought the Parker also homered in the before settling one-hitter way Evans was swinging he third off loser Bob Owctunko, 2Pittsbur gh's 7.0 shutout over would send a ball in the bole 2, and Lee Lacy hit his first of the San Diego Padres. 'i between third and shortstop the veir leadine off the sixth. wanted It so bad. I close Tim Foil. Cubs 2, Giants j: Said Garner, "It hit the dirt but IIVC Kin gman used both his The 29-year-old right-hander and then went so fast it went feet itosteala base and lus hat could have lit up an entire box right by file. I gave it ill)- best Havanas were it shot." reeling to their eighth loss in riot for third baseman Garner, Bill Robinson had little nine gaines. who moved a step to his left just problem getting loose, shun- Rozema 2:03.4. Hansen. Kan City at New York, night Minn at Baltimore, night ,,.. - ' '• at 530 against situation to Sunshine TV Grifflis Totals at Texas at Boton ' . Griffin Construction ap. eared to have both halves f ., tile Paola Little Major L4wgue Ll~~ --:. .44-,. season all wrapped up, but was vit^-_ '' ' shocked twice Saturday and is ' iii 3-2) ptC' . , Meta' broadcaster and former Piratefil'home-run king, walked in. wil"Ams Morgan Turner was talking about the huge bonus payments to players 1 I I Ill I today, trying to siswe a point, Bflu flOtsCus Kiner, He sasu to swu, "You played ball, didn't you?" Kiner, a Hall of Famer, was a bit 11 ----- -1 ,':Z-~,'~',k', ... . previous TV assignments was completely gone. Next time you Remand 2 ill. La Peters have a chance to listen to him, don't miss It. You're sure to learn To. Turner 3 : To. Turner 4 12 Bacon something about baseball..,. 631 PWIII Ted Turner was sitting in the Braves' press room talking to "1*1 Tillis 211 U" Charlie Fox of the Expos, Ray Shore of the Reds and Hugh Alexander of the Phililes the other day when Ralph Kiner, the . . . V V (.1 I I I.) °' (Matlack Detroit at Seattle, night though his own team was involved, Jackson called all the plays without fear or favor. Whatever nervousness he showed in ,, T4\. also will consider that personal defeat. Ican understand would, and from Goetz' preliminary action, my advice to Turner is to get ready for another defeat.... You may remember Bill Nyrop, the defenseman, who simply walked old of the Montreal Canadlens' training camp and quit hockey last September. Well, Lou Nanne, general manager of the _____ A 6.60 3.00 3.10 5.20 5.10 3HustlinMlckey Brev Hanover Tom Mullady. defensive back P Sul I I"hI" '" thi homr in of expensive 3 Greg Creed Lawler, wide receiver Orlando Alvarez and offensive guard Roland p.M. ____________ /''•'".) .,~ ,r_ ,_ , , 7'%*11.1 ~ .", at 7:30 Toronto (Huffman 75) at California (Tanana 4 3) 10 ____________ _ 6-4). Boston (Torret 1-3), 7:35 p.m. Kansas City (Gale 5.3) at New York (John 9.1). 8:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Caldwell 5-4) at Chicago (Baumgarten 5-2), 8:30 p.m. Cleveland (Waits 7-3) at Oakland (Keough 0-7), 10:30 p.m. Detroit (Wilcox 42) at Seattle of five r .ff 2-3) (Hartzell 't liNt came Transactions (Flanagan Baltimore p.m. S pULVS. lus cith no cigar." Fifth race Buffalo -. Announced signing at tackle John Borchardt, tight end J JVCIIU ' for a AmerIcan League - Ryan, OCt.21 s4.40, T11-2u 319.20; Time Cal 70; Guidry, NY 71; .Jenkins. 3:05.4. Tex 66; Koosman, Minn 55; Sixth race Kravec, Chi and Kern. Tex 13.00 11.30 3.80 5 Champ Collins 9.10 3.00 I Little Ella 2.20 4 Grateful Dot 0(5*) 91.40; T115-184) 346.00; Time 2:06. Seventh race Sports Transactions 4.00 3.20 2.20 l May The Flrst By United Preis International 5.00 3.00 I Happy Tar Sunday 3.20 2 Tar Chip Baseball (4fl 11.40; T(4-7-2) 3.60; Time New York Yankees - Placed 2:06.3. Reggie Jackson on the 15-da y Eighth race oisoouea list. Today's Games (All Times EDT) a a IIIL a -7-1) 56.44; Time Pro Football Tai C UdVLJ halted a six-game losing l 2 4 Hou 89; Carlton. Phil 61; 1 ArrIve Hobby Niekro, All 60; Perry, SD 56; 2 Vera Best Texas 4, Baltimore 2 MILTON' KICII%btN NEW YORK (UPI) - I don't have a balcony seat in his head, 20 3A .370 111 2 -:•.--. for I Seattle ', were team irji S.20 4.00 2:03.1. National League - Richard, 28 21 .571 1 25 26 .190 5 Kansas City 6. Milwaukee 1 Cleveland 5, California 3 Detroit 2, Oak land 0 u,,, i ururiro 3 1. - . -''..'i uii StrIkeouts - Mirirtesot Chicano ;..; . -- All-Sta Paola Sports - Boston 8, Minnesota 2 r' a (IW4 . :v - - . .. . 1.'~ _'. ,."t. Only :::r.. Second 2 34; Sorensen, Mil 2.74. " Oakland 18 35 .3.40 13 Saturday's Results Minne so ta 8. 805100 2 Detroit 9, Oakland Chicago 7, New York 0 Baltimore 5, Texas 4 Kansas City 1, Milw California 5, Cleve 2 Toronto 6, Seattle 2 Sunday's Results New York 3. Chi 2, 11 inns, ' of as - John, sacrifice fly as Philadelphia won their seventh game in the four hits, stole Wo bases and ast eight. Robinson followed scored thre, times to support singles by wi th two out in the eighth inni. Garner felt so sheepish he '' Calif 4 I • o • : .. United Press International on Phil Garner took tripped up was willing to take ,in error oil sto race pi .S , By Pct. ________ f -' ______ 210 0(.7) 21.80;T(741) 153.80; Time Carlton, Phil and Blue, SIC 6.6; American League No Banana, Bruce C lose...But marr1du,, Minn a-i; Kern, Tex 25nyLermie 4.60 American League TO; D.Marlinez, Bait 7.2; Q(s•s) 14.40; 1(54-21 1*4.0; Time East Waits, Clev and Koosman, Minn 2:0*. WL 05 7-3; Sorensen, MU 7-5. Third race Bait 31 20 608 Earned Run Average lAO 2.60 2.20 ge 7 Porrid Boston 29 20 .592 1 based On 54 InnIngs tched) ICJ Rodney 300 2.20 New York 28 24 .538 3' National League - Perry, SD STIOgaS Per 2.20 Mllwauke 29 25 .537 3', 232; LaCoss, Cm 2.52, Mar. 60: Time Q(4.7) 13.60; T(74S) Detroit 21 27 .522 4' tinel, St.L 2.59; Forsch and 3:07.3. Cievelnd 23 77 460 7½ Niekro, Hou 2.71, Fourth race Tonto 13 10 .215 19 American League - Kern, 2 HR Eddie 6.60 3.40 3.60 West Tex 1.33; John, NY 1.76; 7KB Positive 3.40 3.00 W L PCI. GB Guidry, NY 2.20; Slaton, MU lHushStar 3.60 30 21 .SOB - ______ _________ Playoff W i F League - _ -_ - HOu 8 3; Ruthv, Phil C0s: RIhd I-iou and Sutton, LA 6-1; Baseball _____________________ Hutsell M ajor WOREBOARD . - 1 - . - - - - -. - - - - - --- - .-. - - -- - - .-. . .... -- - - . - . . 44 - - -.. . -- - -. -- - - - . - - - �eA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Served on a toasted bun with golden french fries and crisp cole slaw. 7407 [_PLAZA I] - 149 ' 149 PG $ GREASE 11 1.309.30 "c THE 5th MUSKETEER LPLAZA 30 I S e S S THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH TOURIST TRAP Al 10 IS 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford Between Honda & ABC Liquor "Not Just Another Hamburger Joint" COMES A HORSEMAN dIS•IISSI e ••••••••••••.... NFORD INN - Features - ()#1 artifacts 10:00 0 LOU GRANT tItle (Jli((IV ('rs .5 1)l.*Ck -rTiar ki.t t)aL)y I tilt but has to put.nol her rival ((055, iS hot husbarmul Iii (jot Sharp Dresser On The Job Wears Grubby Dinner Duds [)E/tR ABBY: My husband dresses up in a shirt and tie and vested suit for work every day. lie really looks sharp. But the minute he comes home he changes into ragged jeans and a dirty T-shirt. Then he COUICS to the dinner table in those grubby clothes. I once asked him if he couldn't be a little more presentable for dinner, and he said: 'What fur? Nobody's here." (We have two teen-age children.) Yesterday I again said something about the way he looked at the dinner table, and one of the kids said, "Don't hassle him, Mom. lie has a right to wear what he wants." Who is right? LEXINGTON LADY DEAR LADY: Not you, Mom. Your husband has the right to he comfortable at home, but by must he ear ragged jeans and dirty T-shirt? They make some sharp looking Jeans and T-shirts. Surprise your man lth some goodlooking leisure clothes for Father's Day and you'll all be happier. (P.S. And shen he's in a good mood, inform 1dm that you and the children are "somebody."; DEAR ABBY: You printed a letter from UPSET IS [1 E NGLISH I? 11:00 0 ED DICK CAVETI (uie'O 2 14i 0 112; NEWS & Tues. Thru Sat. 9 p.m. TlI 1 am. John UNDER CONVERSION TO A - 2'12 TONIGHT Gue!A ho,~t 13. vi rty Sills IA 1 T1 IJ%AII VtAlfl (AII R VV CROCKFO D FILES Rock lord is committed loan iulsan,asylum by a trying to pro. It-ct a friend that the o1ntctiviis searching for (fl) 0 POLICE STORY Jot' Forrtiste-rs investigation of a murder in the garment industry is complicated by the elitath of a model )R) C U N F 11) EN '1 I A 1. '1'0 My folks keep telling inc how READER IN lucky I am that they can afford -FAITHFUL to semi iiiv, but I don't [eel WUBUKN, MASS": From your lucky. I [eel like a girl whose letter 1 sould suggest that you go Into selling. 'fhe dif ference parents want to get rid of her between rape and romance Is for two months. My mother says if I don't go sometimes salesmanship.) Getting; married? Whether to camp I will have to sit on the porch all swunser. What should you want a formal church vili edding or a simple no-your. I do? 12:00 un.thing ceremony, get (A) BIG VALLEY Victoria IIA'fESCA1l Abby's ne booklet, "hIo to becomes concered about prison conditions and DEAR HATES: Go, dear. But have a Lovely Wedding." Send state secretly arranges to be arreststamped (28 long, and a $1 first get rid of that negative ed and incarcerated attitude. Most people have cents) self-addressed envelope about as good a time as they to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, _________________________ make up their minds to have. Beverly Hills, Calif. MORNING , ~Okjak\ ~)Vvw OF SANFORD-I-4 l-4& SR46 PH. 323-4080 SANFORD man BALTIMORE hose 28-yearold son was in love with a 62 year-old woman. Besides telling the mother to stay out of her son's love life, you should have Informed her that this asinine prejudice against older women is an American cul tural hangup. Winston Churchill's mother is said to have been alluring to young men when she was in her 60s. In fact, she married a man younger than her son. SENSIBLE IN GA. DEAR SENSIBLE: The younger man-old % oman combination has had some notable successes. Ask Gloria Swanson, Merle Oberon, Ruth Gordon, Mary Pickford, Sybil Burton, Lucille Ball, Cher's mo th er and Gloria Stelnem. DEAR ABBY: Junta 12-yearold girl and 1'iii being forced against my will to go to summer camp again. I went last year and hated It. ----- Feed Your Fam ily of 4 for $4• 44 - - Search Is On For Outstanding Dad With Father's Day, June 17, fast approaching, The Herald is embarking on a search for that outstanding Dad. So, we're turning to our readers for some help. If you know of a man who, in your opinion, is deserving of mention as an outstanding father let us know. we'll accept until noon June 6 letters- submitted by readers, about one to one-and-a-half pages of standard size sheets, telling briefly why a particular man in our area is deserin& of such recognition. We'll take it from there. Readers should mail their selections to: OURSELVES Editor, The Evening Herald, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Flu. 32771. only at 530 0 SUMMER SEMESTER .1,.. - 6:00 EARLY DAY t4) CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE 6:25 Family of __________ .• 4 Chicken -- o ARRIVE AUVE SUNSHINE STATE - Special I iIlrlU(ks: 8- piece Bucket 4 side orders (ol 4 'Fj0 i. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (1!3i PTL CLUB • I s eppy 9te 3221216 ii S Rog.S).a9 OVIELAND Hwy 17525 S Try Our Delicious Banana Split - - IMP. FRENCH 4:30 12 NEWS ED EDUCATIONAL PRO- 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI4 ELECTRIC COMPANY €0 SESAME STREET RESTLESS 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Mi Carlson fells Andy to stop 300- pou fl() Wr i-ct (in Iour imul church te.i (Ii', from ii Slug lii. radio sir fi,n1r to sell reluquiuu'. CASE "vsviai rs ivt DOUBLED IN ma IWESOI*NTMU" Fu 4 NEWS 0 MASH (H) 4:00 2 EMERGENCY ONE! 4 THE ODD COUPLE 0 BEWITCHED 0 THE LUCY SHOW 12 MAKE ME LAUGH 12:00 PASSWORD PLUS THE YOUNG AND THE 9:30 BEER __ rsI 2 is .t d.,ruc,o PlAft RUB ROOM TEMP. 6.99 PEARL UTI 1111 7.29 RID, WHITE A IWI $111 6.39 ABC $11101 AU 6.29 GINU$11 111101 AU 6.39 5.0.x LIGHT IUi 6.29 ED AFTERNOON THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE Dorothy And JiiIiu't Irnpmi's'.oel I)o,iitlu, by AhI-o)(i)i c ,,,itural (41 .1(1' P,?. FIr iu(lu.. totlii'vi.s that tier - ti itt-ui may livi' a (Juisit ftiloll. ANY 3-14.25 - 0 ED "THE DIFFERENCE IS THE GREAT KENTUCKY LIMESTONE WATER 4.79 ANY 12- 56.50 ecstasy of test love MUSIC CITY NEWS AWARDS Hosted by [yuiti \,uit.'t son I. at ry (lallin and It,(' tatter Br others. this will pr .'sen I awar ds chown Ii the l eadership 1)1 out' of cusu,i If y music s obtest puItulI(.Ituuiru-. 0 MASH The thr,it 0 strong wind %toffn c,ioJSos u (ii OS for ((awl, .'y.'. fl,iila, .ini? v,I(.itu(itu t>ouintl ((i.i, los J ill 5.99 QT. ANY 12 and (41 3:30 4 9:55 f(.'qiorsil ci i .'r.Iq,' of T (',iS I).lii&i.'r S .11 ho. ton FlisI to-. A,iu1,I,-. I)o(1(p.r s it PittLitit (l) P1, ED BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL How To (j1't A hiL) 1411 Ployioc r.'puot-. on .1 lii ilt .1'') iii San Duequi (,iIili 'I tu.i that t,,is had ,iutp,isi,itj •.iicc,S'. in teachinq It,., urtemplu i'il ho.% to (10 about qeftunq a jul11 - 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD 1 12 7- 25 2 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA R) 0 BASEBALL QT. 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL €0 STUDIO SEE - 2 12 TODAY FRIENDS Sk i t GOOD SAT., JUNE 9 11-00 HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (H) 12 7:00 2 12 TODAY 4 0 FRIDAY MORNING GOOD MORNING AMERICA ED SESAME STREET O FAMILY FEUD PER CUSTOMER W'COUPON 2:30 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 0 GUIDING LIGHT 0 CBS NEWS 6:55 2 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 12 HI, NEIGHBOR LEHRER Astronornets 2:00 7 12 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 10:55 6:47 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 4 12 7:30 )' LIARS CLUB , 41 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES G IN SEARCH OF iri,Lari QUART HOUSE OF STUART SCOTCH 6- 45 A M WEATHER 1:30 AS THE WORLD TURNS ? 12 ALL STAR SECRETS 4 LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:00 2 4 0012 NEWS 0 10:30 4 KUTANA EVENING STUDIO SEE Alaska s bush c0urltr ', tt'ori .11)1.' (.1r mets and a Net s I Lind cenivt.r (R) QT. 4 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) your cliuice biscuits now... 6pm 101)1)1 Oiler ends Juiie 1511 I 14 I I i • S oil js1 j Øu C hi \ 17-92, Sanford . �S 2 S— EvenlngHerald,Sanford,Fl Legal Notice Monday,June4, Realty Transfers Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE P • CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LET'S BE HONEST Seminole Orlando - Winter Pork 3222611 831-9993 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THE SCHOOL BOARD OF Noticer is hereby given that the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA is undersigned, pursuant to the offering (or sale to the highest _______________________________ Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Avanti Robert C, Martin & WI Eleanore to1 "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter bidderthefollowing described house 0ev. Co.-p, & Tamara Greenberg, Donald E. Lovclact, Lot 7 3. W', o# 3tatutes,wilI register loca1iuiw'uinuratj-'' Lot 37 Windtree West, Un. Two, 8, 61k 7 Evansdale, Lake Mary, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida: 5400. S7,000 1time .................43c iline in and for Seminole County, Florida, Three bedroom, 1½ bath, ap. Same as above, Lt 53, Windtree Donald E. Lovelace to James W. 3cons.cutiv.tjmes ... .3k • line upon receipt of proof of the proximately 1200 sq. ft., fireplace, West, Un. Two, 132,500. Griffin&JosephD.,Lo17& W'of 8, .....3Sc a line publication of this Notice, the tic. icOIlIScUtiV,tlmS$ P.M. 8:00 AM. 5:30 central air and heat, garage, front Anna S. Dow, wid, to Anna S. Dow 61k 7, Evansdale, 1k Mary, si,soo. titious name, to.wit: porch (approx. 8' X MONDAY thru FRIDAY 12'), corn. &Rogerj Dow,Jt.ten,Loto, BIkA, QCD Rosa Hudson to Harry NATIONALINTERSTATEIP4. bination construction, pitch shingle SATURDAY 9.Noon 3LinesMiflimUm Sausalilo Sec. Two, 510.900. Brown& WI Pauline, N 40' of W 125' VESTMENTS roof. _____________________________ Laura M Krueger, wid. to Irene of 5', of NW'4 Sec 3)19.31, 5100. under which we are engaged in Said sale of said house shall be by B. Gould, sOt., Lots 13 & 14, 61k 23, Romatne S. Pania, wid. to Claude business at 701 East Semoran sealed bids. All sealed bids for said Crystal Lake Winter Homes s d, N Ro4erson & wi Betty J., E 45' of Boulevard, Altamonte Springs. house will be opened by the on. $19,500, Lot 17 Lordiand, $10,000 Florida. derslgned Superintendent of (QCD) Robert .1. Renock to Palmer Charlton to Jimmie 1. That the parties interested in said Schools, or his designee, at 200 Shirley L. Renock, Lot 15, 61k H Williams 8, Lillie Mae Brooks, Jt. t,usiness enterprise are as follows: o'clock P.M. on June 25, 1979 at the North Orl. Terr,, Sec Two Unit One, tpn, N 21l'of W95 of W'iof E 23rds John R. Moore meeting room of THE SCHOOL $100. ,sa 11 • n4 pjr,. ,.• PJIAJI'. ,.• cc,. c.., '' VicTor A. NoTOPouIO5 BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. Shirley L.Renock to W. A. HOff. 3219315)300 ' "-• Alfredo Salgedo FLORIDA, located at 1211 man Jr., trustee, Lot 15, 61k H North U S Steel Erectors, Inc. to w, Schoettelkotte Mellonville Avenue in Sanford, _____________________________ Orl. Terr., Sec. Two Unit One, Spaceport, USA, Inc., Lot), 81k A, I. Edward F. Welch Florida. $26,000. Ilndustriai Park, 2nd Sec., $100. 18—Help Vnted 4—Personals A Good Faith Deposit of $500 H. Miller & Sons Orl., Inc. to Oakwood Bldrs. to Joseph M. Dated at Seminole C ounty (either a Cashier's Check or Cer. Patrick C. Law & wf Judy 1., Lot 7 Ka:an & wf Lois M., Lot Florida, this 17th day of May, 1979: tified Check) shall accompany bid San Sebastian HIs., Un. 3, 545,800. Tuscawilla, Unit Six, $83,400. KAY Publish. May 25, June 1, 11. 18, 1979 Successful bidder shall submit Paul J. Callahan & WI Carole to 349.SllIbeore9a.m. First NatI Bk & Tr. Eustis to Gene CALL DE J 130 balance of remaIning amount within Jaytee Holdings Inc., Lot 20, 81k 6, H. Godbold, Trustee, Par A: S' of EMPLOYMENT or after 6p.m. _______________________________ 10 days after notification of award or The Springs, $95,600. NW' Iof NW' of SW'4 of Sec 27029, forfeit the deposit and all claims on James L. Pacey 8. Wi Carol to elal 7 parcels, $463,000. said house. The house Is tQ be Michael Builders of Scm.. Inc., Lot) &—Child Care FICTITIOUS NAME (DCI)) Robert H. Roth, lnd. 8. Tr. removedfromthesitewithinl5days _____________________________ SE 37' of?, BIk P. Longwood Park, to Gene Godbold, Trustee that part Notice is hereby given that I m YOU'VE TRIED THE of purchase. engaged in business at 120 Margo of SW' of SE'.4 of Sec 3)19.29, E f Firs?&Onlychildcarecenteropen Complete details concern'.ig the Lane Longwood Seminole County, Salvatore Bonaccorso 1. WI Irene Wekiva River, $11,400. REST NOW TRY Saturday in Sanford — Begin. submission of bids and the terms to Christopher K. London, sgl., W Florida under the fictitious name of International Land Planning II ning June 2. Sanford Early 100' of E 760' of Lot 2, Swope 2nd Inc. to Deccatexine Constr. Crp., Lot end conditions of sale Pertaining to BUSY LADY HOME SERVICES, Childcare Center. 322.6645. ThE BEST said house may beobtained from the Addn Black Hammock, $17,500. and that I intend to regIster said 8 jennifer Ests., $19,000. Purchasing Department located at (QCD) Philip J. Zeuli & Wi name with the Clerk of the Circuit International Land Planning II Children lokeeP in my home 1211 Meilonville Avenue in Sanford, Carolyn to Jeno F. Paulucci, Lots) Court, Seminole County, Florida in Inc. to Deccatexine Constr. Corp., SECRETARY Dayor Night. Hot meals II VI Mar, $100. Floridaduring businesahoursat any accordance with the provisIons Of Lot 70 Jennifer Ests., $19,000. 3225015 BOOKKEEPER time prior to the openIng Lake Jennie Apt, Ltd. Ptr. to Jeno bids. Name Statutes, To. of the Fictitious Winter Springs Dcv. to Richard E. F. Paulucci, Its 1.11, $75,000. THE SCHOOL BOARD OF Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes Kisllng & wf Nancy C., Lot 15 RECEPTIONIST Newborn to small infants for Olin.Amer. Homes Fl., Inc. to Tuscawilia Unit 7, $15,700. SEMINOLE COUNTY 1957. working mothers or short DESK CLERK Jack M. Browning & wf Carla C., Lot By: .5. WIlliam P. Layer 51g. Louis Pienta winter Spgs 0ev. to Richard E. vacations in my home. 322.5542. 1, BIk G, Sterling Park Un.3, $46,900. Kisling & WI Nancy C., Lt 25, as its Superintendent of Schools Publish: May 21, 26, June 4, 11, 1979 ASSIST. MANAGER (QCD) Mary McCanna label to Tuscawilla Unit 6, $5,500. Unique Kindergarten for 5 year Publish: June 1, 11, 16, 1979 OEJ 98 MECHANIC Richard E. McCanna 8, WI Dorothy _____________________________ ______________________________ DEK28 olds ONLY, this fall. Best B., Beg 200' No of S line of SE'4 of educational opportunity in this S DRIVERS LOCAL I •• & E of W line of SE'. of area. 322.6415. & L.D. CITY OF CASSELIERRY SE'.i of Sec 2421.29 run E 300' etc., _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Enrotlnow-schoolagechildrenBOARDOFADJUSTMENT CABINET MAKERS $100. FICT1TIOUSNAME EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENtha? for summer fun-arts, crafts, Tompkins Dcv. to Cohn o. WELDERS CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NotIce is hereby given that I am the City of Casselberry Board of & field trips. 323.6424. Johnson & WI Norma ., Lot 39 in business at 290 W. engaged COUNTY. FLORIDA PLUMBER HELPER Ad(ustment will hold a public Garden Lake Ests., Unit One, Melody Lane, Casselberry Seminole CASE NO. 7'.9$4.CA DIE Will do baby sitting in my home, hearing. Mr. Henry Doogarslngh, MAI NTENANCE $51,900. County, Florida, under the fictitious IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF dayS evening. 28. under. owner, is requesting variance from John Mancini & Wi Theresa to GENERAL LABOR name of GENE'S AUTO REPAIR. TONY LIVINGSTON, 3231332 Section 25.19 (C) of the City Of David Frost & Wi Lorraine G., Lot INC., and that I intend to register Casseiberry Cod. of Ordinances to COOKS 25, BIk C, Summerset North, $44,30o. said name with the Clerk of the allow the construction of a five (5) Husband, Special Summer program for 6.12 Dr. John 0. Fletcher & WI Edith WAITRESSES footfenceont',e property line in lieu and yrs old including weekly M. to Louis Scala, Lot IS Villa Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the swimming, skating, & movies. of the permitted thirty two (32) inch RUTH 0. LIVINGSTON Brantley, $62,500. 322 6615. SANFORD EARLY fence. The parcel is legally Wife. Hagen Homes Inc. to Manfred J. pro spns of the Fictitious Name COME IN&SEE Section 865.09 Statutes. To.Wit: NOTICE OF ACTION described as: CHILDHOOD CENTER Eidher 8. WI Martha B., Lot Florida Statutes 1957. THE STATE OF FLORIDA Lot 10, Block 0, Lake Kathryn TO: _____________________________ ANN ETTE OR SUZI Grove Estates, $71,500. TONY LIVINGSTON, g, Lugene Roy Woods First Addition as recorded in Homecrafters, Bldrs of Fine 90ed Things to Eat Publish: May 11,21,268. June 4, 1979 ENJOY YOUR CO MARY SAILOR, Piat Booli 18, Page Il, Public Homes Inc. to Fla. Homecrafters, North, South Carolina 29112 Records of Seminole County, WEEKEND Inc., Lots 20, 21 & 22, BIk B, Crystal DEJ 67 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED U.Pick Black Eye Peas.$Sbu. Call Florida. Bowl 2nd Add, $100. FICTITIOU5NAME BECAUSE YOU WILL Herbert Russell 322.7238 for Public hearing will be held on that RUTH 0. LIVINGSTON, has Ray N. Reese & Patricia to Notice is hereby given that we are information. filed a Petition in the Circuit Court 1979 at 7:30 P.M. Thursday, June 21, CharIe W. Van Epps & wf Sonya J., engaged in business at 201 South BE WORKING in the Casselberry City Hall, 95 Lake of Seminole County, Florida, for ______________________________ W 36.43' of Lot 358. E 39.79' of Lot 31, Maple Sanford, Fla, Seminole MON DAY. Triplet Drive, or as soon thereafter DissotutionofMarrlage,andyou are 61k 53, Santando The Suburb County, Florida, under fheflctitious 11—Instructions required to serve a copy of your as possible. _____________________________ Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec., name of R & J LANDCLEARING THESE ARE ONLY Dated this 1st day of June, 1979. written defenses, If any, on NED N. $63,300. and that we Intend to register said A FEW OF Mary W. Hawthorne, JUL IAN, JR. of ST ENSTROM, (QCD) Mildred A. Smith to Marcel name with the Clerk of the Circuit Needlepoint Instruction DAVIS, MCINTOSH & JULIAN, CITY CLERK Failie & MadeleIne, from S'.' mile Court, Seminole County, Florida in THE LISTINGS. Creative Expressions 3238812 Attorney for Petitioner, whose Publish: June i, 1979 post of Sec 21.19.79 etc., 5100. accordance with the provisions of address is Post Office Box 1330, DEK.27 -John I. Serpent & wf Sharon to the Fictitious Name Statutes, To 912 FRENCH Reed J. Vonhold & Wi Michele A,, Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes Wanted 18—Help ____________________________ Sanford, Florida, 32771, and file the original (Cor. of 10th) with the Clerk of the above. beg. pt. on N line of Lot 17 Prairie 1957. ____________________________ NOTICE UNDER styledCOUrtOflorbeforeJuiy2, 1979, Lake Heights, 536.000. Sip. J.B. Howell 323-5176 Experienced New S Used car pet FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE otherwise a default and ultimate BeI.Aire Homes inc. to Geoorge H. Raymond Lee (JBH) ready man. See Mike at Joe ludument will be entered against Motthart & Wi Ida L., Lot 77 Bel. Publish: May 21, 28, June 4, ), TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Creamons. 322.3391 ext. 226.. 1mm. opening, part time. Average OU for the relief demanded in the Aire Hills, Unit One, 543.700. Notice is hereby given that the DEJ 107 25 to 30 hrs. per wk. Public PetItion. BMA Prop., Inc. to Donald W. pursuant the undersigned, to Typist secretary, Part time, cx Records Research Clerk. No WITNESS my hand and official Morse & WI Mildred, Lot 193 Lake of "Fictitious Name Statute". Chapter perienced 40 wpm, small office exp. req. Typing 50 WPM, work FICTITIOUS NAME the Woods Townhouse, Sec. 863.09, Florida Stalutes,will register seal of said Court on the 24th day of , in Sanford Airport. Start $3.10 out of Seminole County Court Notice is hereby given that I sm $50,000. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, May, AD., 1979. 3736303 House. Call 647.1400, Ext. 120 for V Entr., Inc. to Elisha Edwards engaged in business at 1100W. 13th seminole County, Florida, upon (SEAL) FACTORY WORKER-Capable of appointment. Equal Opportunity Sanford Seminole County, Jr. &wf Thelma D., Lot 11 61k Dm receipt of proof of publicationof this ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. learnIng to blend solvents, In. Employer. ,, ,Flgrida,underth.tIctItIousnarn.of Buena Vsta Clerk of.CIrcuit Court noics', fictitIous name, to. telilgent & flexible. Able to S.mlnölS County, Florida wit: PRECISION MACHIIr CO. JenOF. Pauthccl&*fLdlsMaetb 'YIP 'TOP" SUPER"MkNItf.td 323.1101. handle 55 pal. drums. that I intend to register said name By: June I. Curtis Lake Mary, Fia., NW'.I of NW'I under which I am engaged in ******** Deputy Clerk SW¼ of Sec 8.20.30, less rw with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, business at 038 Miller Industrial Real Estate-Sales Manager Rinehart Rd. 10 acres ml, $50,300. Seminole County, Florida in ac Road, in the City of Aitamonts STENSTROM, DAVIS, McINTOSH REAL ESTATE on going office with $ full time Srings, Florida. & JULIAN David W. Beane & WI Verne to W. cordance with the provisions of the associates in Sanford area needs CAREER NIGHT That the party interested in saId Flagship Bank of Sanford.Suite 22 Moore Jr. 8. Wi Dorothy R., Lot 7 FictItious Name Statutes, ToWit: aggressive sales manager. Must busIness enterprise Is as follows: & W 39.91' of Lot 6, Bik 25 Sanlando Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Post Office Box 1330 WED., JUNE 6,7:30 PM be able to recruit, train 5. be CRM INDUSTRIES. INC. the Suburb Beaut., Sanford Sec., Sip, Charlie Jackson Jr. Sanford, Florida 3777) capable of running a )S.man Come loIn us for an Informative By: s. Charles Robert *49.000. Publish: May 21,28, June 1, 11, 1979 Telephone: (303) 322.2171 office. This position requires a evening whether or not you're McMahon II, President Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Wm. P. DEJ.l05 Attorneys for Petitioner candidate with a strong listing licensed. Find out what Real Publish June 4, 11, 18, 25, 1979 Cox &wt Cynthia M.. It 17, Wind. Publish: May 25, June 4, 1), 18, 1979 track record and some sales FICTITIOUS NAME Estate is all about. DEK.26 tree West, Ph. II, $57.10. DEJ.132 management experience. Reply Notice is hereby given that I am _______________________________ Join the wii.niflg teamtt SIC W. Bel.Aire Homes Inc. to John J. In confidence to Box 22, co engaged in business at 520.4 Ohio St., Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary. W,'nkmaster 8. wf Janet L., Lot 55 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITY OF EvenIng Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Orlando, Fla. 32807 Seminole FRICKE & FRICKE Be).AIre Hills, Unit One, $45,403. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA LONOW000, FLORIDA Senford, Fle. County, Florida, under the fictitious ASSOCIATES Sabal Point Prop Inc. to ERC. PROBATE DIVISION NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINGTO nameofKALE1DOSCOPE,andthat ASSISTANT TO MANAGER 322.5233 Phoenix Assoc., Lot 75 Cypress Realtors P Number 79.I$S.CP OR. I intend to register said name with CONSIDER PROPOSED Typing, physically fit, flexible. Landing at Sabal Point, $16,400. Division Probate the Clerk of the Circuit Court, DINANCE. To assist In office & warehouse. Sabal Point Prop Inc. to FCR. IN RE: ESTATE OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Scminole County, Florida in' ac Phoenix Assoc., Lot 77 Cypress 3234666. HALOISE PAUL, CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS If you weren't looking for a flew career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Hundred dollars a week, RATES DEADLINES Noon The Daj Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday call i.eoo.72S' recorded message. Legal Notice - cordance with the provisIons of the Same as above, It 83 Cypress Landing Sabal Point, $14,900. Robert S. Beske & WI D. Beverly to Frank J. Holmes, spl., Lot 79 Bel Alre Hills, Unit One, $47,600. Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sip. Victoria R. Rock Publish' May 14, 2), 24, June 4, 979 DEJ 66 Joseph M. Kalan & Wi Lois to Kimber W. Yost 8. WI Carolyn 0., It 543. Winter Springs Unit 1, $93,500. Theodore IL LaBarr 8. WI Juanita W. to Retoma Holding Inc., Lts 9.13, 61k 27 Fourth Sec., Dreamwold, $630,000. Roger 0. Bishop& Karen I. Morris, sgl., Lot 37 111k 1, Repi. Sh. I & 2 North Orlando Townsite Fourth Addn, $33,000. (OCD) Ralph J. Pehikan & WI Mary to Thomas V. Ingantino '.' hit. I. Hershel S. Halsey & wi Wilma 1. L' mt., Lot 4, 61k E Tr. 30, Sanlando Springs. $300. (QCD) Catherine Hanselmann to Thomas V. Infantino ½ mt & Her. shel S. Halsey 8. wf Wilma I. ' mt. Lot 1, 61k E Tr. 30 Sanlando $300. Billy R. Kuna 5. wf Geraldine to Cesar A. Justinlano 8. wf Theresa, Its 355.368. F?' of 3701k H West Altamonte Hts., Sec. 2. 169,00. Is & WI Ch.rlotte, Lot & Wekiva Club Ests.. Sec. Sc, 525.030 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, FLORIDA AU. THORIZING THE WINTER PARK TELEPHONE COMPANY TO USE THE PUBLIC STREETS OF THE CITY OF L.ONGWOOD. FLORIDA, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ERECT. ING, CONSTRUCTING, MAIN. TAINING AND OPERATING LINES OF TELEPHONE THERE. ON AND THEREUNDER: PRO. VIDING CONFLICTS, SEVERABI LIlY AND EFECTIVE DATE, The public hearing will be held in the City Hall of Longwood, Florida, on June 1l 1979 at 7.30 Pin. or as as possible. At the meeting interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance, Linda Il. Martin City Clerk City of Longwood, Farida Publish June 4, 1979 DEK.4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 7$24$6.CA4I.I FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a corporation, Husband, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: CHARLES L.DePERCH Whose residence is unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for sequestration has ben filed against you. and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on JOHN A. BALDWIN. Baldwin & Dikecu, $00 Highway 17.92, Fern Park, Florida 32730, Attorneys for petitioner, and file the original with theCherkottheabovestyled court at the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on or before June 27, 1979; $wi5ea Judgment may be entered against you for the relief dm nded in the petition. THIS NOT ICE sha'l be published once each week br (our (4) con. secutive wieks In The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida, WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on this 17th day Of May, 1919. SEAL) Clerk of the Circuit Court ArtILr Beckwith By. Eleanor F. Buratto Clerk PubliSh: May 21.2$. Junel. 11,1979 Deputy I DEJ 101 Plaintiff, 5f5, Wife. Dade Fed. to Calvin L. Forward & *1 Shirley. Unit E2 Sandlewood, $17,600 TM Babcock Co. to Ruth F. Marsh, sgl.. Lot 231 Windward Square, Sec. Three, si9,7oo. (QCD) Linda C. Powell to Robtd Powell, Lot 109 Howell Ests. ep(, SIX. GordonD. SimondstO Irving Roth Lot s, 81k 0. The Springs. $90,400. Group 3 Design I Constr., Inc. to Anthony Falbo Jr. Iwf Helen, Lt 6, 61k C, Sweetwatef Oaks, Sec. fl. MagnolIa Svc. Corpto Lewis Glass & WI Charlotte, LOt 7 Wekiva Club Ests,, Sec. Six, 570.000. Magnolia Svc.COrPtO Lewis Giass business at 70) East Semoran Boulevard, Altarnonte Springs, and MARY JANE D,PERCH, wf Lois, Unit IS Sandlewood, SartditwOOd$4L003. under which we are engaged in CHARLES L. DePERCH, 61k 7. Hanover Woods, 526,900. Dade Fed. to Marvin M. Keagy to HOLIDAY ISLE PROPERTIES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND COUNTY, FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA. NO. 74.207344.A IN RE: The marriage of Gerald S. Livingston & WI Diane F. to James P. Hodge, sgl., Un. 1D, Sausalito Condo.. Phase I, $52,000. Rollingwood Homes Inc. to Milton Meckter & *1 Mona P.. Lot 1, 61k G, Gowell Cove, 2nd Sec., $59,000. Cmei, Inc. to Russell Swain, Loll, Q.IIv Fund Ltd.. Lot SI. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, inand for Seminole County, Florida. upon receipt of proof of the publication of this Notice, the fic. titious name, towit: Edward F. Welch Dated at Seminole County. Florida, this 17th day of May 1979. Publish: May25, June 4, 11, 1$, 1979 DEJ.129 I. I. Lingo Jr. 5. Sparks Ridenour dba Shed Grove Homes to Richard i, Jacobsen & wf Corrine, Lot 7 Shed Grove Homes Un. 1, 56,00. Thomas F. Nugent & wf Frances to Frank Filippeili 5. wf Doreen A., Lot 74 Barclay Woods First Addn, I 66509, Fonda Statutes,wiIl register Florida. That the parties interested in said business enterprise are as foliows: John P. Moore ' Victor A. Notopoulos Aliredo Salpado J.W. Schoetteikotte The Babcock Co. to Susan M. Blaisdell, sgl., Lot 232, Windward Square, Sec. Three. $51,100. 5161.100 Dennis E. Stangel wf Barbara TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter Wilford F. Adams S. wf Alice to I NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE ERA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of LoflgWOOd, Florida that the City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider enact. ment of Ordinance No. 459, entitied: CHARLES R. HUGHES and PAIR ICIA P. HUGHES, his wife, et al Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that pur. want to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure and sale entered in the cause Pending In the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County. Florida, being Civil Number CI.7$244CA. DeE, the undersiened Clerk will sell the 'property situated in SemInole County, Florida, dcribed as: Lot 540, WINTER SPRINGS, UNIT IV. according to the plot thereof as recorded in Plot Book 16, Pages 4. 1 and I, Of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. at public sale, to the highest bidder for cash at 11:00 AM. on the 19th day of June, 1919, at the West Front Door of the SemInoie County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of HALOISE PAUL, deceased, File Number 79.185, is pending hi the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate DIvision, the ad dress of which Is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, FL. 32771. The psrsonalrepres.ntativeoltheestate 5 JAMES ALLEN PAUL, whose address is P.O. Box 67, Lake Mary, FL, 32746. The name and address Of the personal representatIves torney are set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUJirATlON THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claIm must be In writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN: NotIce is hereby given that the Nurses aides. Full & part time Exper. nec. Apply. In person 863.09, Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fic. titious name, to wit: OUR PLACE, under which I am engaged in business at 2$OS S. French Avenue, Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford. 7573 aft. 6. or a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzig 323.5724. Wanted Milk Maids-milk cows in milking parlor, nightshift. Start $24 day + bonus. 1 days on, 2 days off. Call 3224117 for further info. Baker Farms, SR 427, Sanford. MAID POSITION- exp. preferred. Apply in person. HALOISE PAUL ' Deased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: For Rent: 2 chair beauty parlo: 5150 mo. with lease Harold Hall Realty . Inc. REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night earning good money and meeting nice people. Call 414. 3079 for details. AVON Woman to care for elderly lady during the day while daughter works. Winter Springs area. 327. 0600. 24—Susiness Opportunities "Receive 103 letters or more daIly each containing $1.00. Will send capy of plan plus 6 Formulas for S1.0O and stamped envelope. Send tOX H,P.J., 7113 Killian, Orlando, FIa. 32107. NEW LISTING CERAMIC STU. DIO IN ONE OF SANFORDS BUSIEST AREAS inventory 8. fIxtures total more than gsking price. No reasonable offer refused. Call us today. This sale for health reasons. REALTY WORLD 41—Houses 38—Wanted to Rent 323.0106 anytime. 2435's S. French (17-92) Sanford 323.5321 29—Rooms ,anford. Gracious living from 11 weekly. Utilities included. 500 S. Oak. 322-9623; 841.7683. Room For Rent With Kitchen Privileges 322.3937 3Apartments Unfurnished 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford, Call 323.8670 Mariner's Village. Apts. for Senior Citizens. DOwn. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave. 2 BR apts fully furnished; pans, dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities inc. Available till October 1st. By' day, wk. or month. Shenendoah Village. 3232920. buyer. $30,000 $38,000. Low down payments uild to So'? 41—Houses 2 PR. I bath hot'S completely renovated, over sized lot Owner hold mortgage 91) Eim 3222780 to ':j:t DER. 32? 7287 ____ B - - our lot 0 ' yours. ------------------ FHA.VA. FHA 2355. 715 JOHNKRIDERASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 327 78(1, Sanford corner lot. $6,000 down & assume. 2½ acre tracts zoned agri. $8,230. Good termT., owner holding. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544$. rrench Ave. 3220231,3737173,322-0779 Im'Tnediateteeupency. hew) BR, 1 B block nome. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home 5. downtown. $27,500 w.excellent terms. Johnny Watker Inc. 377.6457 or 372.7111 aft S. S26,500. A cute starter or for the f1 REALTOR 323 606) or eyes 323 0517 ML5 *546,500. End the space race in this 4 BR, 2 beth (out of the ordinary) split level home. SAVE GAS STAY HOME _________________ Sw4m in your own pool, B B 0 grill Waiting for cookout, plenty shade trees & citrus trees. All this and large brick home w I BR, 211. tam. room, din, room, C P4&A. Must see. Only $85,000. ___ INC. REALT0R3237832 Eve. 322 0612,372 1387, 322.7177 tenants $10,000. For the build"r S duplex btdg. lots in city. tot, hood. My equity & assume low rate loan at $67 mo. 2nd mtg. ground, new liner, all eqpt. stays, patio carpeted, 7 fruit trees,walkinpdistancetostOres. schools & bus. Nice neigh. borhood. All this & CH & CA. negotiable. 323.6226. 541.500. bath, carport, nice neighbor. Unfurnished Clean 3 BR, 2 bath, garage, Central AIr, fenced backyard. security deposit, $325 mo. $62. 6929 or 373.0141, 33—Houses Furnished Lovely quiet neighborhood. Pine paneled, A.C, tiled bath. Working person preferred. 322. 02%. ______ ARE BUDGET S SLIM BOLSTERED WITH VALUES WANT AD F po&s THE COLUMNS __________ _________ ]ii ,, I ' - 41 - Houses - . STE N STRO lvi REAL'!)' FOR COt °L ETION AUGUST 1st. 539,000 I r)VER SI MILL ION iN SAL IHPOLJCI.4 :.c'PIl 19/9' MODERN) BEDROOM, 2 BATH. POOL. COVERED PATIO. CENTRAL AIR 3. HEAT, PRI VACY FENCE. VALENCIA CT. 5-38,900. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We can help you. 74395, MyrtleAve .Sanford ___________ 42-4V¼bi1e Homes - I I Owner holding Beautiful 1 BR. 1 bath, carpeted. C H&A. new appt . screened porch, carporl Large utility bIdc FiSh & swim in the great St Johns plus tennis 5. swimming pool ou won't believe it $23,500 ' ,_7Jj SUPER 1 BR. 1' bath home in Dreamwold w C H&A, w w carpet. DR. Fla. Rm., Scr. Pittio &MuchMore' BPP WARRANT ED. Only 535.900! Req Real Esfafe Broker 2638 Sanford Ave 321 0159 Alt Firs 37? 7643, 3?? 4869 ' , 43—Lots-Acreage ' . 54,000 to$100,000 ' i' 78-ll,t0yte5 Goods ' Yamaha ' , '77 ' --. Spring is here and it's a good time to thoe,e new home from Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 3271577 I Tt'e Real Estate'1Agency REALTORS FANTASTIC I BR, 2 bath re modeled home in Pine Heights with C H&A, w w carpet, eat.in kit., Fla. Rrn.. Fenced yard on — For sale by owner, 3 BR, 1½ B, Block home on 1 acre In the country. 542,500. 322.7195. 7I5' S French (17 9?) Santord 373 5321 nice lot! BPP WARRANTED. FIRST TIME OFFER 3 BR, 2 fulj. I baths, spotlessly clean, step. saver kit. w.eye level mlcrb' range oven on full standard:' range, 1g. ref. & D.W,exc.closei. Now! Only $37,900! I '11:I :141j [ii 4 _____________________________________________ I ____________________ space. Priced right, won't last!.' $31,500. CAN YOU BELIEVE! 1 BR, 1 bath home in Immaculate cond. Small lot with large front 8. rear porches. DR & 1g. BR! A Buy for $12,500! ___________________ JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home on nice cornet lot with DR. front tains. Cute 3.1 w.lg. yd. & plenty of shade, storage galore, quii.; but easy access to 1.4 & dowfltown areas. Unexcelled value'' $28,500. 111II1:I1lIJ1i*VIIJ & - ..I'L,1il'sni't1I rear porch, fireplace, cathedralceilmnps& More! Only 572.000? ________________________________________________________________ IEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES FUTURE HOME OR SUMME JOIN HOME,? acres located on sprlflg., ted lake in the mountaIns of N, Carolina. $11,900. - 5,ANFORD'S . ' SALES LEADER! WE LIST S SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOI4 THE ONE THAT'S NO I' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY'.2 Owner must sell or trade due toP. health. Radiator repair 8. cir. clean. Exc. location, good accti I, I *35.000. 322- 2420 34—MbHe Homes II!. r.11 ________________________________________________________________________ 5010. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS S Ilk! U3 Branch Office 2565 PAR 1< 323-2222 ACRE, TALL TREES. PAVED ROAD. $iit,000. L."KL ..JUNTY - ACRE ON A HILL. LAKE COUNTY. ZONED MOBILE HOMES, NEAR WEKIVA RIV ER ONLY 58.900 I NICELY I I ' STACKHOUSE MORTGAGE CORP. 79—Trucks.Trailers t.ice'nsedAortq,tqe Broker 1323 So U S 11 itusv,ile, Fl. WOODED DUPLEX CäIIBart 614 VW Boo (,00d nichanicat tond 63.000 ni Best otter 327 t66t I?? $536 I I?' Courtney float 1 1 r,iilt'r 5 lShpiohnsonMcitor $100 321 07%] ______________________________________ POISSON MARINE 792/ Hwy 1792 Sanford, Fla 32771 197? Mercury M.irquis PS AC, AM F AS Stereo & CII r,iiio. $t.000 31) 661(1 . ------- ' - for Sale __________________________ S I ACRE WITH 2 BEDROOM MO BILE HOME. WAL K ING Dl S flunk (It ds & Mittresses tjo(xf torid . $100 IA /ll] new tires, , 5-60 327 1148 after 62L.awfl.Gat"defl _____________________ 50—MisCellaneous TANCE TO LAKE GEORGE. . WITH BOAT DOCKS AND RE CREATION ONLY 517.900 . -. , I - -- Al WlCANlOLFTs 1 lit' Gret'ntiuu' 1?) 9111 I: vi's ,Iltu'r 68. w.'t'kt',,ds - ' ---------- I ROE. PAVED ROAD, CITY WAT ER. $1,000 TWO TO I CHOOSE FROM. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 7139 S Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321-0702 Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 II' Home Improvelilent Air Conditioning Thinking ,ihout that summer vacation? Get a better car through the classified ads in n,'r tod8v'S - Suiai>per rider w , nu rear bag Will onsider trade for sell propelled rear bagger Walk behind 323 6117 C,iII 305 III 4617 9 a m to S p m olletl '' 65—Pets.Supplies I _______ KICK. THE STORAGE HABIT Sell thsoe useful, no longer needed tents with a Herald CI,issitied Ad Call 377 2611 or 83) 9993 I Air JACK F MOST Cent heal Cond Service Free 1st on inst Comm & lIes 32? 0208 - __________________________ ' - - - . -. A Friend you can trust Bird dog pups 9 weeks old 628 3181 after S p m weekdays -.-- TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ' ME INT ZIP TILE New or repair. leaky Show", S our ',pt'c ia'my 75 yr'. Ep 869 856? Dressmaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3?? 0107 WI BUY USEr) FUWNIIIIk'E & A F'PL IAN C ES Sanford F u' 'lure Salvage 37'i 8121 Cash 322.4132 you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad - Wanted Appliances any condition. Washers, refriperalors, etc. 373 7050. Kellogg's Auction. ______________________ (48.1' I .tt'r 'or F Uii(lu', 3%. iiiI(I,'w eu,iuy,iI Root',, wills tuCk', itt I rut' 1st 119 6068. 6611 1133$ Painting I General Home Care — fireplace I. FR, breakfast rm. &., formal OR, pool w.gazebo & $ CASH Paying $16 & up men's, 58 & up womens class rings Also buying entertaInment area. Privacy' wall, dual sprinkler system. m,soo. DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Eeter,or house Paint.np Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates (3OSI 3?? 9460 I Minor home' repairs. pantin'J. I cleaning, yard work, pressure P,iintinq by Anthony Corino In cleaning, Windows replaced, tenor, eaterior Qualified in all I drop ceilings. et Call 831 74)2, I phases Free Est Call 322 007t 530pm on ___________________________ I DAVE S PAINTING Trim your house, $315 1 day Serv good paint 8. Ret 831 1179 -•--v Grooming & Boarding ____________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS.WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 6.44 8)26 EXECUTIVE LIVING 4 BR, 2B.: Yard DcbriS, Tra'.h Appliances & Misc ILOCALI 319 537) -- It's like pennies from heaven when Hurryl wedding bands, sterling & any ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, Plumbing Service clIpping, Ifea control Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS outside runs. also air cond Repairs. leaks. Fast Service I 322 5752 Chg Cds 323 0171. 327 1601 marked gold. Any cond. 678 2237 LAKE FRONT over ½ acre beautifully wooded building sites on paved street. City water,• _______ $10,000. Home Improvements Railings - — Will swap late model car or truck I for equity in your home, acreage COUNTRY BARGAIN 2 BR, work'. shop & storage bldg., ,encsd,.' shade trees. Coy. $31,500. _____ ________ ________________________________ I _____________________ Larry's Mart, 71% ',anforcl Aye Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Retrig , stoves, tools -- Ught Hauling ' Exterior Cleaning ' - D&MLAWN CARE P.", dent 1,1 & ('omrmer al 22 55.4? . - ______________________ ______ I , - 68—Wanted to Buy EXCEPTIONALLY NICE 3 BR, 8. Just listed in the beautiful' Mayfair section. This spacious: home has over 1900 sq ft Qf•• living area with large weli' landscaped yard. Ready to move:: into. Priced at only $47,000.. (,,'ii,'r ,ii L,ncicraninn Dn.., '''a '-''Jay '.pt'ci,jlisf',. top SOil & fill dirl, lawn Ifl,i.fIt & tree trimming 3)3 2918 - Pasture for Rent Sanford area. $75 mo 831 6631 2 I Lawfl Service 66-A—Pasture Land — I Ceramic Tile _________-- . MOWING & LANDSCAPING )fl .1881 I ree'Isfn,,,te - -' ualrnavian l'Uppit.'S Wh & blk, ShotS & wormed 121 08.64 _____________________________________ 24 HOUR W. 322.9283 (in? fi&'ct I. awn & 1 .rntsc ago' F RI I' I.. SI IMA IFS 1738/19 Mowing 32t 0098 I formerly Hrrie'tt", Beauty Nook 1St St . ]? $742 539 - '- Lawn Maintenance Beauty Care Ermqlilj Spaniel PUPS AKC Ch.srnp blood line. $151) St/S 32? /130 ,ittr .11) - __________________________ At,in", AppIan, ,. F4,'friqeration A C Repair L i'nSt'd 32] 0019 I I' -. I Man, quality ojwr,ifsoq, 11 yr S e.p 1',itios, Driveways ,'ti W,iynt' Real, 127 t3ul - - tofu 's - Appliances I I ____________________ CUSTOM HOME (lull I RFMOOEL iNG& REPAIR 322 8665 S 1'. IIAI il-IT & ASSOC . I 10 C urn r,'ti' work P,,tios, sue w,iiks ctrivi:w.iys F rue Esti i,iat,' (ill Mr Taylor 3)2 ISIS -- ---- BUiLDINGS'' Speial tactory purttaseon ,ilI steel, clear Span t)uildifl(S 10111.17' for 53,971 00. I0'a48'x II' for 40/211' for 51.959 00. 55,981 00. for lIe 7714' 56.98500 1 0 B factory All buildings include 75 lb wind load ton P 1.1 Carpet red, blue sf'au. yli Sanford Auction, 121$ S French Ave 373 1310 -'--_--- sooner you plan,' your classified ad, the sooner you will get results The - -- -- Utility body for $250 123 6038 . 62-A---Farm Equip. For sale.cornplete w tanF, etc After 6 3?] 5813 1, - PAINT Il-It;, CAFIF'ENTFIY CI,i',IQM ( AIIINI:TS 323 0419 tIter i r,'i' st Ct'ntralttoat8, Air Cond Fret 1st Call Carl Harris .11 SEARS. Sanford 322 11/I --. SPACE HEATER NICE CORNER LOT, WALKING DISTANCE TO LAKE MON I A - _________________________ FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOWSAND CitIl Dick L.icy 323 1580 I 3?? 7195 I ACRE NEAR CRESCENT CITY AND LAKE GEORGE. ONLY 56,900 K — I - Furniture for Sale utility room, $37,000. William. Mallczowski, Realtor 322.7963. attend and be heard and written gi)(id t'o,I S I - - - .____ -- Well keot 3 BR, split plan. Inside't comments filed with the City Clerk will be considered. Said hearings may be continued from time to lime until final action is taken by City Council. This notice shell be iithed i.i '1$ F'lymouth V or - - ltM.'OI II 1.Siist,ing Mark 1351 Cleveland .1 Icarrel I ,iir (find 51.700 3?? 1469 after S P 'ii 80—Autos for Sale Nrchandise 59-..Mijsicai ..-.; IIALTY 19111 Tuyot.i Corolla SR S Sport (Ot3it' 23.000 ii) AC. AM FM $4.S000r best otter 32] /933 ,iftr r''n - 19/0 aid t'k up Triok 4s.000auu utile', Call 1?) 630/ ,it?,'t i' u, - - - 197? F ord 1' Li i Il,Xl I'S I'll Auto. w c,ittiper topA Cit best ciIf.'r 121 1947 55—Boats & Accessories .._. . 76 M.I,ln. loacli7ii AMIM. etc $ I Oc'ki or hi's? offer in 4917 ______________________________ Guitars, Drums. flanios Corn plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bolt flaIl's Di',c Center Inc. 2207 French Ave 322 2755 __________________________________ ________________________________ I OT ON A CORNER P41,..R HOSPITAL DOWNTOWN 57.500 NICE& V WOODED HOME SITE ON PAVED ROAD. AREA OF NICE HOMES ONLY 55.800 191, Ju'tpW,iqoflter LOADED' I x I PA NICE' 322 8195 -- __________________________ APPLICAT ION flY PHONE CALL TOLL FREE i 800 432 4002 . -- Mt IC lulsurance lIt AIR Ar,ENC'y 313 3866or 373 77'u - -- OA', T3NA AU TO AUCTiG 9? I iiilC hi'S? of Spt'edw,ty. D,,ona React', wilt hold a public AU TO AUCTION every I ui'sday & Saturday ,it 7 JO It's 'hi' only one it F lorda You ',et th reserved price Call 904 755 'lii for further details 69 lluo k Special. AM I track. F'S 5.6(S) or best otter 3)3 90137 - ()OHC 'SO rnaq wheelS, faring, drive shaft. 59 mi per yjal 51.700 323 0039 Paris F NMOR E WASHERService Used Machines ASOONEY APPLIANCES 323 069. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322749$ ___________________________ to - - DEK.2S ' - I breakfast bar, Fia. Pm., Dining area! Extras! BPP WARRANT. ED. Just 545,0001 t4 . 52—ApplianCes RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL FOR ANY PURPOSE LOVELY 3 BR, 2 bath home in - T Top Dollar Paid for unk & usen cars. trucks 8, teavy equipment 1225990 BUY JUNK CAR'S F ron, $30 tø (.11)21 3621. 322 136a NEW twin size box 'N SALE springs & mattresS 523 95 ea NEW coffee table with 2 PC n,,ifchiflcl end tables $39 Sanford i urniture Salvage. 1797 So Sanford 322 8721 ________________________________ ______________________________ I I TO IS YEARS WEF'AY — Girs Removed 77-Junk -________ wagon N,'w tn's rebut? motor etra clean Loaded 16 rn gal Family or iirk car 5900 ?fl 9819 — I SECOND MORTGAGES ,_________________________________________ '' 70 (fr y',l,'r 9 p,isc __________________________ ____________ MAK ROOM TO STORE YOUR St. IN I ER SELL II EMS NEEDS" FAST WITH - 'DON A WANT AD Phone 372 1611 or 1131 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will ticlp you . 75.A—Vans , WILL. BUY EXISTING 151 & 2nd MORTGAGES Il LegQ. Lic Mtq Broker 825 No 1 0 Wymore Rd . Altamonte I . __ 51—Household & Sold ' __________________________ BUY SE LI I P.\DE ItS I I ,rsf 5? 327 5621 p BR si'itt' new. 5239. 5 pc. Lk new. $199 Lovt'seaf 544 95 & up. 1 pc dinettes. $6995 & up. Ret $508. up. El Stovt. 5.808. up; full draperies. $10 & up Sanford F urniture Salvage, 17 92 So of Sanford, 3?? 8721 , 123 730 interior Must I'S this week $3400 1 Y34 . 47.A—M.ortgages Bought See our beautitul new RAIl lUNG ION w lap siding 8. shingli' roof GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3'i3 5200 3803 Orlando Dr VA& Fl-IA Financing BATEMAN REALTY Realtor, 644.2518. '" -- ' I NEW) BEDROOM.? BATH CR0 CKETT LOG HOME. CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT. CARPETS, . _______- 'I VA'CulOar new enqne $1750 ': Cao Coupe eiie cono Peg $1150 Itah,l real sharp SQ (,iII 3230777 . iUST MAKI: PAMCNTS '69 7$ models Call 399 9100 or 8)4 4605 D,'alerl .'' ____ Losing your houne & credit' I wilt catch up back payments & buy '11uty 1?? 0236 ________________________ _______ ________ sooner you place your classted ad. the sooner you get r PSij ltç The ______________________________ ' -------.--.511 'ON MAlE P 1 URNI T LIRE : - a a ______________________________ 3 BEDROOM. 1' BATH.? STORY HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM, NEAR DOWNTOWN SAN FORD. $21,900, DUE •HOUSE WANTED. . a in Needul Repairs Jfl 8188 E,t's _____ LARGE 3 BEDROOM, T BATH FAMILY ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE ON OVERSIZED LOT WITH LARGE OAK TREES. PAV ED ROAD FRONTAGE. ONLY $4,000 ! /6 Dodge V,,n, 6 cyl - Auto . AC U . SANFORD AUCTION. 121$ S eren ti A.' _ - 76 PntO Wqn 6 yl auto Pit. PS. new tres. gO cord Ask $2195 339 3990 . (,irtipt'r Top for short bedfruck 127 8515 - - .1801 b,'fOrC 8 .i in or after 8 p m mattOqan8 turn Espec ally nc,' Queen Anne BR Suite, plus Other hifl fllahOcJ,lnt .orner china how fronts fancy cedar o. lined wardrobe. wrOught iron pato turn assorted srn fables. 8, vnsc ,im VISA MASTER CHARGE S CASH DOOR PRIZES S _______________________ ______________________________ I ;l ASSORT ID TOOLS FOR SALE MECHANIC. CARPENTER. YARD TELEPHONE 322 7988 ' 68 LOAD IN F ROM THE NOR THi -. 1 9. Olcic 91 fUll pOPr T ?i'l('SLOPC s'ec'r .flQ flew I' ',p.'cton F,elien? Ire', rurS A looks qooa $500 or trade fgr •PU B LI C AUCTION • MON., JUNE 4,7 PMS I: *,.cu? ivC des, univ iredc'nla pertect cond . 5800. for ill Saon photo copier. 5200 H,in,rnOnd orq,in. $150 Porfabli humidifier. $75. F inn on all prices Calf 814 1105 aIfr 8pm 9. w,'et'nds 632 Oakhursl Altartlorte Spu', ________ _______ PORCH AND LARGE 13ARN. ON ALMOSt S ACRES PaVED ROAD NEAR LAKE .JESSUP. ONLY 537.900 REALTY WORLD. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. listing BROCHURE write _________________________ CH[ROKEEEANDCO - - iIUMtOWNEKS: Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to '' - Murphy. N C 28906 BUY THIS 3 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME WITH SCR F EN ED beautifully landscaped. near corning top stove, beamed ceiling in LR & DR. Pool above SANFORD: $28,500. 3 Bdrm., 1 I I New listing Idytiwilde. 1-2 im Property - 47—Real Estate Wanted This 3 BR home in Deltona is 6 yrs. young, C H&A, city water 3. sewer, with a nice sc. patio. The price is rightl $32,500. QoIf course & schools. $57,750. REALTOR 322.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 862.3655 322.1939 4Atof St&e - 2lOSsq.ft. of living, remodeled kit w.butcher block cabinets, new floor tile, recessed lighting. STEMPER AGENCY _____________________________________ _______________ _____________ -___________ exaggerating, lust a 15 mm. ride from Sanford & you are trans. ported to WONDER LAND. Let us give you details. 596.500. maculate home on cor. REALTORS INC. 830 6533or 339 Illleves. - --- tP,t'y last Sanford AU lou S French Ave 3?) 7340 FORREST GREENE __________________________________ ________________________________ - 80—AUtos for Sale 72-AuCtiOIl Wrangler Jeans Sale $10 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 322 5791 310 Sanford Ave Trees 57.000 _______________________________________ for Sale SO—Miscellaneous --- i Deltona- Swimming pool. 2 full baths, Fta Rm .DR,2 large BR, & attachedgarage highlight this immaculate home 538.800 Assumable mortgage. Owner Realtor Assoc. (901)736038). HAL COLBERT, REALTY - -. LAKE MARY AREA Corner lot 135127 raving, sewer & waler 511.500 _. OWNER HEADING for moust.' 32—Houses 43—Lots-ACreage \11 Cast for your lot! Will buik) ' n your lot or our lot V Enterprise, Inc Medel ln(, Realtor .41 3013 View of 1k. Dupont in Deltona. *$4,500. For the investment minded 2 unit Apt. bldg. Good ES1 I YOO HAVE Ir I It'OE'O BOILT A 1 MQo61AP,.. St (.A3C)LD I F HA.235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment ___________ Seeing is believing. The truly breathtaking beauty of a paradise on earth We're not young at heart. 3 BR, 1 bath, near shopping. Call today on this one. _ -'-- - -- ______ W Garnett V.rtite 3 BR, 2 bath split plan. FR, Double pages of our classified ads. 31—Apartments Furnished qualified ______________________ *515,000. 2 building lots, zoned MR.?, located west of Sanford, The Real Estate Agency REALTORS By Roger BoIIen New 235 Homes, I pci. interest to Single garage for private tool & furn. storage. Own insurance. Great for expanding family. (C') FUNNY BUSINESS 41—Houses Today 1979, Publish June 4, ii, 1$, 25, 1979 DEK24 .. .1 LARGE Patio off Master 6R-: other charming features mak,' this 3 BR, 1Ys bath home your best choice. Very convenient Lonawood location. 131,930. Cal)' DATED at Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida this 2nd day of May, DEK.23 Whl.m. Ads. litI President DEJ.133 r. Spring is "Move outside tIme.'. Get patio arid lawn furnIture at a good price. Read the Classified Life is more colorful when you're air. No children or pets, $200 mo, inc. utilities + security. 322. C. Tom Roll Deputy Clerk Publiih: May U, June 4, 979 By: June I. Curtis, a,tk 37—Business Prperty ISA P HONE C ALL A WAY Try selling Sarah Coventry Jewelry and see how rewarding it will be. 399.4134. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA No$iceefPvbticHearIsg TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the City Council of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, that Said City Council will hold a public hearing at the City Hall, 400 North Edgemon. Aenue, Winter Springs, Florida, on each personai representative. All persons interested in the estate Tuesday, June U, 1979, at 7:30p.m., to whom a copy of this NotIce of 01' as soon thereafter as possible, to Administrationhasbeenmaii.dare Consider the following: A request Of the First Baptist required, WITHIN THREE MQNTHS FROM THE DATE OF Church of Winter Springs, 790 East THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Bahama Road, Winter Springs. THIS NOTICE,tofIl.nyoblections HOnda, to ont$u: approval for an they may have that challenge the ActIvities BuIlding to be located validity Of the decedenrs will, the behind the existing Chuicti building qualiflcif Ions of the personal at 210 East Bahama Road, Winter representative, or the venue or Springs, Florida. This public hearing will be Mid in iurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND accordance wIth subparagraph 5, of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED All. IV, SeC. 41.30 of ff Winter .p.sngs uide of Ordinances. WILL BE FOREVLK RRED All Interestsd persons are invited DeteotthefIrstpubiicatlonof this 1979. James Allen Paui As Personal Representative Of the Estate of A COLORFUL FUTURE 7 BR Trailer for rent, washer. or attorney, and the amount claImed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. it the claim is contingent or unliquldated, the nature of th. uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim Is secured, tue security shall be described. The claimant shall delIver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mall one copy to Notice of Administration: JuM44, Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center, 950 Mellonville Ave. Like people, own hours, good pay? Sanford, FlorIda, 32771 in the City of Sanford, Florida. That the parties interested in said business are as follows: C. TOM ROLL, PresIdent. SROM. DAVIS. McINTOSH & JULIAN P.O. Box 330 Sanford, FL. 37771 Telephone: (305) 3223171 Publish June 4, 11,1979 ARTHUR H. BECK WITH, JR., CLERK Carpet Installer or helper Apply in person Sanford Carpet 11$ S. Park Ave. pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter undersigned, theEveflIngHeraid,anewspap,rof general circulation In tne CIty, one (II tim. at Ia.at iIft. tilt ,ta the trnthe public hearing. Dated this 29th day of May, 1979. Mary T. Norton, City Clerk Publish June 4, 979 DATEfSthis2lthdavnfMav 1976. (SEAL) LPN, Full time & part tIme. Apply in person Lakevlew Nursing Center 919,E. 2nd St. Daytona Beach-Hutchisofl oceati'. front Apts. weekly. Call 322-405 if no ens. (904) 2529192. vrnt" 1 carpenter & carpenter's helper wanted for framing crew. 323. m Landing at Sabal Point, 5)3,400. Monday, June 4, 1979-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 36—Resort Property il—Help Waflt or building lots. Call 291 09)2 or 799 1166 to thopp1ng'' 72—Auction Harold Hall Rea1 Inc.REALTOR, MLS f For Estate, Commercial I Resi ;' dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction 323 5670 323.5774 Day or Nigh. INSULATION RACO Batting, blowing. Foam. fiberglas & Lowest prices Call 321 0539 or 90.4 731 6708 collect Cellulose I Custom built irgtn work ',Sindow guards, gales etc Marlin s3237881. .139 leVi st You Business,., DiI 322-2611 o 831-9993 I - . . .. , . . - - r' - ' - a -.—..* ., '. .- - - . S • 5 -.— ------------ - ------- �413— Evenlng Herald, BLONDI E Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 4, 1979 by (WHV DON'T YOU ( ) OW L4 C NO -M N WAY A ID 70 5 LIVE VE 1 010 Young MUCH ACROSS 2 IT WAS TOO f \ Chic Mistress 1 LIKE Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Time zone PA 42 Stand on 5 Soggy edge 12 Perishes iK 48 Republic an 13 Phrase of Un . siol S TI j T o party, famil. derstanding (2 iarly wds.) 49 Tibetan 14 Age A c 50 Order anew American k1rta - Tii AICIT - I P4II1C 'nanpoet STNFA DEAR DRL I•1A I? English Returns 1 I LAMB—! am a was with my bowels. I had having touble stomach and several tests which Lamb BEETLE, GET I YOURELBOWS OFF THE TABLE GET A LOAP OF ØANP WHOIS TEACHING TABLE to DON'T POINT YOUR FORK MANNERS Walker AT wuiffe invasion day 25 Divorce ) Ove 4 ! ç" - Art by % 3 4 1 2 - — — — A14_ AMD 10 11 9 — — — — — 17 MKIW — 19 __________________ ur AUHT C — ________________________ 2? 24 30 33 32 — by Bob Montana — — ARCHIE COJL(7 NEVER CRANK IF SOME LEGISLATORS HAVE THEIR WAY, YOU MAY SOON 1'HAT JUNK PILE UP OVER THIRTY! BE DRiViNG " TFtAT'S RIGHT, ARCHIE, UNTIL NOW, - -. __ — — — 56 AGAIN / _______ ______ ' 11 thouhtant snake In my house last night9 For Tuesday, June J Anyway, I think myself pretty L I handled a 4W Al by _____ Vermeer . 0 _ _____ _________ / 01 ____________________ ________ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl p 0LJ65, MAY I GT INTO EP WITH YOU... I'M ApgA OF flj ThUNPR ANP LIGHTNING.' ,, '* 4 " Cl -' ________ _______ f _______ ____ - '-S. lit _ - WI PU 00 Assert yourself! Find out more all of them. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22"Jan. of what lies ahead for the year following your birthday by 19) Set definite goals and put sending for your copy of Astro- forth your best effort today to Graph Letter, Mail $1 for each make them a reality. By using this formula, victories can be to Ast .Graph, P0 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South _______ U by SPIDER-MAN Pus 1' Pass 20 Pass 64 I$33 4• Pus Pus Pass . - IOQ M W. 1 'f .4'itL HER.' LPJ- You Can 1.uRG$ H... .. NOW Call \ ' " W"In "4 ,l0.USPUOI ,, • TUMBLEWEEDS WiWc by T1is 4 I Her (1a rn S ___ OAP. I'M UIPDUNP IVARICOJ VEIN LJFF5(j) I A RACCOOP) SEI$ ELW000! Craig 6CgILE \ 1 Mrs. Adams tells of her embarrassment to see her — ' - " Even when she's introduced socially, Mrs. Adams says she almost always apologizes to her new acquaintance. "I have to apologize to everyone I'm introduced to," Mrs. Adams says. "I always get blank stares when they hear 111)' name." At times, Mrs. Adams says she's been afraid to answer the phone or the front door thinking it may be a creditor for the other Beverly Adams. "I never know when someone is going to sock me in the face for not paying or the sheriff's coming to pick me up," she says. Mrs. Adams says she and her husband, who's owner of Adams Painting Contractor in Sanford, had ago. experienced the Their friends are understanding of the situation but they still can't resist cracking jokes about it, Mrs. Adams says. "We went into a gas station and the attendant said he knew! would be real mad today 'cmix I'd been picked up for d." welfare I. 5.015, 1. 'I ' - ---- ---------- -- - ---- -- -- Today ---------- 'a -.- S --Sr,._ _____ _ - .4--I ' Tftomt • 0 • • - 'a - - - - . - — - .... — -- ,...., II,, - - - - ...,,..,,.,.,. ' Dr. Lamb ........4B Horoscope ............ 48 Hospltid zi obituaries ,.....,...... ZA OURSELVES ......... 18 sports 41, 7A Tele%islon ............. 8A ......,,..., .. ...... Weather ....... ....... ZA ;...".,.'.. I 0- _ Graham Queries On Fuel Allotment —. By DONNA ESTES Herald Stuff Writer St nun suggested during Monday's workshop session of the ctiiniiiissiun that a 'Dear Seminole County Corn- Bob'' letter be sent the governor, expla ini ng tile inissioners may be writing reated for tile letter about his office's requests t'utiiity. __________________ tv on fuel allocation d.ata. Sturin's colleagues indicated icr ''Every Friday at 10 am, the the i'otnitv iiiav -" ell write, governor's office calls us with a refusing I urther participation list of questions we ask of in the surveys unless the need to every wholesale and retail take so mucli evunty Unte (or distributor of gasoline in the the project t'itti be Shown. county." County Adininistrator The cominis-sioners asked for '$; Roger Neiswender told county anss ers to a a'iies of questions commissioners Monday. oil tlit, purimse (if the survey "That's no less than 75 call we asidtlmt' particular benefit to the have to iiiake and report back county. the responses to the governor's t'oiiiiiiissiuni'i Dill Kirchhoff office by 2 in the afternoon. It's recalled that t ilt, I .t'gislat nrc killing us.'' has prumiiiscd to allocate (tin{()(f. •%%'E)I'J Netswe:ider said it was never ding for ii hunk-n it creates ...'lt 'S killing us' intended when County Put'- tar I ma I govern ii ieiit chasing Agent JoAnn Illaclunoll I(eininded b~ Neis%~ender the have available once-a-%%cck was named county fuel I 5egislatum'e has nothing to do in turin at ion an hat t lie allocation officer that (lit' t illi this pruhk'ni, (lint It is gasolimit. situation is,'' he said. position would involve work of being created b the governors ''I'ht' request to the counties 10 this scale. ''We are investing an office, Kmi'cldioft askid o. hat (lie is t)tttt'l vulutitar - We prepare immense amount of (mu' specul mc ptii'xist' of the survey tin' data we receive oil Friday making these telephone calls,'' is for a Monday report to Un' he said, ''It's keeping the entire ''Ask hiat (lit' benefit is. If a governor. There's nothing purchasing office tied up all I*.'iit'Eit caminot hi,' shown for (lit' imuamidatory about this, It a day.'' county, I question this being county doesn't ant to thu it, ''It's gotten to (lie point of doiic,'' said ( 'oiiiuiiissiuma'r Dick he'll just give iio u'eIxint lioim absurdity," hi' said, noting out' Williams. that county," (uo(It' said. new question is added to the list ''ii ou get anymore calls every Friday.' 'This business on train t ile governor's office, tell Goode said (lie state ants to fuel allocation coming out of (tie thcuui you have to get approval stay iiifonuie'd on (lie situations Herald photo by Tom Netsel governor's office is totally train (lie board," said time iii each t-utmrity to knos it ('ainiluissiot, chainiivari, Bob something serious is developing The smi le on Stephon Russell's face might be a dead ridiculous." Neiswender said the county h"reiit'hi. in the energy situation ''so giveaway: the end of the school session is Hear. isn't being told "shio is doing Dill Goode, an administrator can do something about it." Russell and his fellow students at Sanford Middle this for what purpose on whose with (lie state's energy office iii ,Iulh ('hiatiuberlmn, all assistant School are cleaning out fheir lockers in preparallon authority. 'rhere's got to be a Tallahassm-, sald today surveys press secretary to for Ii'iitav's final day of classes, better way. We are nut staffed ol this suit are being iiiade Guv.Grahiaiii, said the stati' for this." throughout the state. 'I'he County Commissioner Bob purpose is for (lit' governor to Set' COUNTY, I'agt'2A __________ ______ _ "a - "a _____ . _____ are to 11 " A _ ___ -- __________ ____ _ - ENDS among a list of check bouncers. "It made me feel like a fool," Mrs. Adams says. Or time time a Pennsylvania mall order house called to find out why Mrs. Adams hadn't paid for those linens she actually hadn't ordered. She says a local hospital is still sending her a $12 bill for never had done, tests Around The Clock ... 4A Bridge ............... 4B Comulc, ..............4 Crasword .... ....... 4B Edltorjaj 4A DearAbb .......... . 18 •t I' _______________________________________ ________________________ ___________ ________ _____ . Lsesg FNITSWO l'' -L I By k. - SCHOOL name to Godzilla' -. - P _________ name to change my _________ 9i11' , ,.1 _____ ' 'I think I'm just going ___ ____ - -,t As she sits with her legs crossed in her living room chair, Mrs. Adams tells of talc after tale of having to live in the shoes of another Beverly Adams. ______________________________ .::E::=. _____________ I _______ Don't call her just plain Beverly or you'll never hear the end of it. Neither will she. Beverly Adams of 2626 Laurel Ave., Sanford, won't do either. But Beverly W. Adams will. For the past four years, Mrs. Adams has been mixed up with another Beverly Adams and she's fed up. _______ IiJPIANS?1 I , ..b - Recently, she put an ad in the Evening Herald to annowice herself as the Beverly W. Adams of 2626 Laurel Ave. In a last desperate attempt to stop the identity mixups. AMID OF I.iTh. pigs! ______ Aides Irked _____ ___________ "I think I'm Just going to change my name to Gothilia," chuckles Mrs. Adams, who's lived in Sanford for the past 20 years. "AS long as someone has your name and does things that make you proud, you don't mind," Mrs. Adams explains. "But I am at the end of my " _____________ _____________ _________ bY County 1 • fraud. _____ _______________________________ ' 7J lbtJ TN ONL.Y mIFØ MM D WHO FCS HIS HO .J ., __ ______ __________ It seems like everyone forgets to look at her Middle Initial. This oversight has caused problems for Mrs. Adains, who's been accused of bouncing umpteen checks and has been mistaken for a person accused of welfare /, ____ lOONIES t IT, NOW 144161 . _____ i ______ 'S I'' _________ T. K. Ryan ____ • P- BySlIARONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer ____ ___ .'. _ A. __________________ ______________ 4" , _' ' _____ ______ mixup prior to four years ,. '0" p, Ii ___ _____ _____ - 0 _____ ......... ____ _____ S. -. W. - ________ ____ ___ __ _________ ____ ____ j,. HIM--,qE/ NEXT! '- 'b _____ . _______ , _______ __ -.." Ia' ,,.. __ by Stan Lee and John Nomlfa HE'LL IN You musr Srop C E AFTER e ; s per, RM — ______ ________ ________ Ask thi !xsts I to get ___ ' ________ HERE, ADAMS important • _________ Fuel officer of of ...niiddle initial VA2 4 10852 — By Oswald Jacoby You respond one spade to and Alan Sontag your partner's diamond Oswald: "The simple play, opening bid. He rebids one notrump. A Maine reader with today's hand is for asks what rebid we recomSouth to cash his ace of mend. hearts, play three rounds of This is a tough one. Our trumps ending in dummy, preference is a raise to three discard his losing spade on the king of hearts and lead notrump. We want to be in game and would rather try dummy's queen of clubs, ,, nine tricks than for 10, Alan: "East takes his ace for INEWSPAPEII ENTERPRISE ASSN. i and forces South to ruff a spade with his last trump. (For a copy of JACOB V MODNow South leads his king of ERN, send $1 to: "Win at clubs and winds up down two Bridge," care of this news pa. because clubs break 4-1 and P.O. Box 489, Radio City the suit doesn't run." Station, New York, N. Y. 70019.) rO SAVIF AVR! fur energy You hold: [!JA\ TRYING / HgE, OoG5 HER V*ION$f$ - l K to continue not •- hold the second club trick, come to his hand with that third round of trumps and make the slam." Alan: "This play would only succeed If the man with the singleton club held two trumps, but It risked nothIng. If club. broke 3-2 no one would ruff the second round of clubs and the extra chance would pay off." • ________________ Bob Thaves to to -. to let dummy's jack of clubs West North East South " 6-'4 FRANK AND ERNEST - ______ Oswald: "Bad luck! All that South needed was a 32 club break. Expert South would have given himself a slight extra chance. lie would play Just two rounds of trumps before discarding his spade and attacking clubs. Then he could afford • 4 passi _______________ -: . are ___________________________________________ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) get done. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your Your rewards come today by jracious ways will be working helping those who have previously done things for you. in full gear today. You'll This will bring you much to rightthings to ' to smile about. over persons you deem innARIES (March 21-April 19) portant. Communication with one who is VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) important to your aims Is now Matertall benefits are in store possible. Be prepared to make for you today because you will adjustments in your thinking be willing to make the ad- and it'll work out for the best, justmeuts necessary to serve TAURUS (April 20-May 20) others, as well as yourself. Be willing to go along with LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) coworker's Ideas or methods, High stnzrards and a -m- even though tlwi uilht differ onate nature put you on a from yow& Your productivity smooth course today. There will thus be enhanced. ULu'r .-.... Fuel, but on two previous oc- dication from company officials plant operators. could 'create problems' if operating capacity LN casions Carter permitted a as whether the "All I can say is that we are (it'Inaml for electricity is high decreased, he said, cofl temporary suspension of the use high-sulfur fuel. Since the doing everything we can to and the generating facilitiesare could expect sonic peritodo Florida Power and Light clean air standards in Florida first presidential order comply witH we deter- restricted low-sulfur oil. x'wer officials said today they are not so that tilt, I-Ligh-sulfur oil could suspending tile clean air inination oil tile inatter," 'ronv Supplies of the lo%%-sulfur oil %%here nirtial outagespt,%%er or "brownouts,' is lost. accepting any additional be used in place of cleaner fuel standards in March, about 40 Bruns, Fill, colillnullications are greater no%% than when the Bruns said tile current cosl Io shipments of high-sulfur fuel which is in short percent the fuel used in the said today. first presidential order was I"I'l. for a barrel of low'suifur until President Carter approves The latest presidential order, Sanford plant has been high'We burning all the one given in March, Bruns said. but oil is about $18. The high-sulfur a request from Gov. Robert however, expired at midnight sulfur, Burns said. percent sulfur fuel low the hut suinniur iiionths are oil is priced about a dollar to a Graham for permission burn Monday and power plants using ''1 couldn't say whether or polluting oil) have and we expected to cause a marked dollar and a half cheaper, he the fuel in six power plants, tile high-sulfur fuel today would we're burning it today. That are not accepting any more two increase in deniand to Illeet Sju(I. Including the Sanford FPL be "technically in violation of order would come directly from and a half percent fuel thigh- conswiiers' energy needs. however, he said he couldn't plant. the law," a Department the Miami office to the plant sulfur oil) until we the Burns said over the v cekend sa %chether or not the cost of Graham made the request Enviromental Regulation operators," Burns said, proper approval," lie said. that the Sanford plant could to consumers would Friday, but as of this morning, spokesman said. Bruns said he doesn't expect probably operate for less than a increase it the presidential A spokesman at the FPL there had been no reply from Scott Burns, disirict manager headquarters in Miami would tile president to reject Inolith it full ci'MIcitv if it could order permitting tile use of the prohibits the use of high-sulfur said he has received no in- an order has been sent to the delay in granting Uw order with the high-sulfur oil. If rejected. supply. __________________________________________________________ NORTH 6-4A 0 98 V KJ 9 5 3 Q J 52 WEST 4 Q J EAST 4 J71632 * K Q 10 v Q 10 8 4 762 73 • 64 9853 A S)UTH •A4 A A K 10 High get a WIN Al BRIDGE 5,1979 today and you'll have no trouble seek to cultivate, You aprolling with the punches, to predate everyone's need for ______ By GEOFFREY POUNDS IleraldStaflWrften ' - s Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Y° AQUARIUS (Jan. )-Feb, 19) Be sure to specify birth (June 21-July fl) Your live-and-let-live attitude CANCER winà you the friendships you Do what comes naturally t /" •-. arter To u More it might improve your You are the one who possesses 21) Your strength and force the necessary charm and come out of the kind way you deal with people today. This diplomacy to keep everyone satisfied today, wiLl net you the biggest gain of your 1"O(2) _________ .. of examination with a barium digestive functions a great deal. enema of the lower gastrolngastrointinal tract, which usually testinal The coffee habit Is parmeans the colon and perhaps Ucularly troublesome for some the very end of the small bowel, people with overactive bowels. Since you've already had I think you probably should stop gall bladder studi es and your coffee entirely, Including the stomach has been examined decaffeinated variety. The andall her pro caffeine is irritating to the colon you doctor can be fairly con- and in some people the oils that fident that you don't have any produce the flavor In the coffee anatomical illness or something are irritating. YOUR BIRTHDAY shouldn't be any storms to June 5, 1979 contend with. Look for some changes to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) occur in your social life this Persona who can do you a of coming year. Things should good materially are workInIn begin to happen to bring out the your behalf today. Ride along best in you, drawing many with their methods of doing friends to your side, things. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 0 US PU I flo BER Howie Schneider by PRISCILLA'S POP P. — — — — 58 g urnin . : - gastrointestinal tract which that phase of It and get off the includes the esophagus, white bread, sugars and refined stomach and duodenum. A ur and foods made with lower GI refers to an X-ray them, — — — HOROSCOPE - 0U . FPL Wa ts For : ( '. te COMPEtOJ START 1# IS b — 55 __ was )o terminology, that means an X problem during the first three ray examination of the upper weeks but if you get through — — _______ ___________ __________ ES 11IE 5i4UMG 5 5, M — — — — — — — 57 _ _ ______ EEK& MEEK S 52 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) _______ ____ oniyrden — — — _ - i ') — 50 51 4 __ ________ _ a ' having an upper or lower GI, the bulk In your diet by adding For some of my readers who whole grain cereals and bran. may not be familiar with that This may be a little bit a 46 47 48 45 54 _ AT — — — 41 40 42 43 44 0"70"NfA W TO On US PW 00 ____________________ 36 35 — — — relief to fInd cxjt It was : so 28 - 129 34 ( What 1 produce frequent ir WREN that would show UP in that manner. That's why he decided I'm pretty spastic colon do not necessairly feeling like this An constipation. disgusted. I don't know where have thought overactive bowel or one that's to go from here and I maybe you could help give me in spasm can some answers on spastic colon, small movements, not to DEAR READER — Many mention the pain, distension people -who write tome now talk and the other problems, some of medical which you have described. their about examinations and refer to You probably should increase 23 28 25 Cents .. . - — — — 20 CO fl .. a long, — 14 16 18 Z.1 THEY'D BETTER FIND SOME, IF THEY WANT TO THEY Boy, THEY'RE REALLYLOOKED RAISE THE SPEED LIMIT SEARCHING ALL OVER 55 P FOR NEW SOURCES IN REGGIE'S OF OIL,l - taste I (ibu HAVE . want frequent - ______ _____ ARCHIE .-. ..-. . .. signoidoscopy. All of these were normal so my doctor said I had you had a spastic colon. I am sending you The Health a, spastic colon. He put me on Letter number 2-1, Irritable Or Librax three tunes a day. This lasted about three Spastic Colon And Constipation. months before I started feeling ItItwill give you a great deal of better. Now I have the problem Information about diet and again. I feel so sick, I thought methods of training your colon maybe there was a special diet so you will have less difher readerswho or foods I should not eat. My ficulties. this issue can send 50 bowel symptoms are stamped, self. movements which are loose, cents with nausea, pain in the back and addressed envelope for it. Send sometimes a hollow feeling in your request to meincareof this my stomach. I had a very sour newspaper, PO Box 1551, Radio in my mouth. Otherwise, City Station, New York, NY 10019. I'm a very healthy person Bite 8 7 8 F 13 15 Sansom and examination, ultra sound, a Tins 12 __________ ________________________________________________________ THE BORN LOSER helm 15 I I gastroscopic barnum enema and a — — — — _____ -i examination units Land contract _________________ GI, upper shoulder (Fr.) 2 River in 42 Unsightly capital 31 Celtic peasant Yorkshire tar 43 Affectation 28 La 32 Plate 3 Million (prefix) pits 44 Food 33 Noun suffix 4 Noun suffix 27 Noise (p1.) 45 Abels brother 34 Compass 5 Likewise 28 46 8 Huge point 29 Single time 35 Force continent 47 Giant of 30 Fuss 7 Gents 36 One-tenth tales 32 III-boding (prefix) 8 Pettish 48 Cats and dogs 35 Speck of 37 Drenchers 9 Yield 51 Actress Gabor moisture 39 Milk-organ 10 Bird 52 Flurry 36 Insecticide 40 11 rw PEOPLE 48-280)—Price included an gallbladder Hawaiian 27 Shoulder to Evening Herald—(USPS I _ Mort Florida 32771 d gastroenterologist because 38 Sunflower by 71st Year, No. 24&— Tuesday, June 5, 1979—Sanford, He months ago I went to a 55 Small spear Word of BEETLE BAILEY Evening ii i2r 11j zirJ professor 58 INf i 18 Aye assent 16 Noble gas 19 Greek letter 57 Cooking 21 Trojan 20 Watches utensils state (abbr) 22 Expression of 58 Is indebted to mountain 39 Soviet Union contempt 22 Prohibit (abbr.) 23 Spanish hero DOWN 23 Expense 41 Wood 24 Pertaining 24 measuring 1 Normandy a city instruments (IL!10 I Colon I Problem TT P ito' 3 lEl • 53 Landing boat .flp1•• INN _ gazelle __ 15 Of South Spastic ijj 1-1it N 9 300, Roman 45 Lettuce \ Her 1jjPi FRIDAY ' ' Parents Push - - For End To Levels Tests About 150 parents once again children to pass (lie tests. The school board to "return the level 17," Mrs. Stwiick ex'1 really think those teachers talked." appealed to tile school board emphasis oil that Ind not decision for grade adplained. "I would like to see it whoare violeiltl) opposed to tile Monday to take the levels permitting the teacher to teach vanceinent" to the teachers. say these skills must be taught levels tests just don't want to be 'l'he workshop session testing program out of the is wrong," Monday between the parents "We realize some Form of within the fourth grade or the bothered, elementary schools. James Owen, whose son accountability is necessary but fifth grade." "lucy use the excuse it takes and the school board tsas In a special three-hour work attends Lake Orienta let's find a better way," Mrs. E. L. Prater Jr., principal of too much of (heir instructional scheduled at the last board session Monday, parents Elementary School, told the Thompson said. "Let teachers Spring Luke Elementary (mimic because those tests pin iiieeting, when more than 100 argued tile levels tests "should school board his son has failed have a chance to teach and School, said tilt- levels testing thein dowli. 'I'lle tests sllo%~, parunts attended asking not be the sole tool for deter- the levels tests this year and children have a chance to program is effective at his either (lie child learned questions about (lie levels tests. mining the promotion (rum one won't be returning to Seminole learn." school. something ui' (lie teacher just ShlAI(IN ('AiUtASC'o grade to another." County next year. Several elementary teachers Other parents complained "Last year, he went to turned out to support and optheir child must take the entire Orange County and was a pose the present levels test levels test over again even if straight A student," Owen said. program. only one section of It were "1 can't understand it. Morris Ruby, assistant flunked. Students are "too "I told the teacher he's not principal at T.W. Lawton pressured" to pass the levels the best student as far as Elementary School, concurred tests, parents charged. discipline goes but he does the levels tests could stand to be WASHINGTON (UPI I — The (lie state statute believed to be Bay State legislature had not Due to the late hour, the work know how to learn." modified. session was continued to the "I think there's somehow too Supreme Court, over two time Imuost susceptible to con- intentionally discriminated The levels testing progran June 13 school board Meeting. was impleniented on a coun- much pressure applied in dissents, today upheld veterans stitutional attack. against women — the slandard John Parker, whose daughter tywide basis last fall and passing the tests," Ruby said. preference laws, despite claims liii' sensitive issue divided necessary For finding a constmattends Altamonte Springs replaced the traditional "I believe we need sonic type of that they discriminate against tutiunal violation. some usdumiimmistratmo,i officials Elementary School, said system of promotion from one testing without a lot of pressure women. "Nothing ill time record and has beef' closely watched children know they "have to grade to the next. The tests are and more teacher judgment." The 7-2 opinion reinstated a by Veterans' and women's demunstrates that this prefer. pass the levels test to advance adirdnisitered to students in JWie Inies Stanick, a teacher Massachusetts statute which groups. ence for veterans %ws original. to the next grade and feel grades one through five to at Lake Oriental, told the school gives an absolute preference ly devised ... because it would pressured" because of that. determine their progress In board the levels tests are "good over all other applicants to The court conceded the Law — accomplish time collateral goal The children who flunked the language. reading and Math. but we are being tied down to a qualified veterans seeking state tile Inost extirtnic foriii of of keeping %tulliell 11, a tests are held back and Doris Thompson, spokesman time schedule." civil service jobs. veterans preference in any stereotypic and predefined "branded" by their peers whu for Seminole Parents Involved "We are saying students The decision bolsters veter- state -- has a severe impact oil Place 11, the Massachusetts do pass the tests, Parker said. In Children's Education must learn these eight skills on preference laws across the public employment oppontwii- Civil Service," Justice Potter "Pressure is being put on the SPICE i, appealed to the level 16 or these eight skills on countn', since the court upheld (k's fur ummiemi. Bu it said the Stewart rutefur the majority. - Preference Upheld : -- - 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, June 04, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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